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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21
TO HOUSEKEEPERS,
y OMETHlNG NEW-B. T. Rabbits d
- MEDlCIN AL SALERATUS

= OMETHlNG NEW-B. T. BABBlTT'S BES
- MEDICINAL SALERATuS
Is manufactured from common salt, ard
"a Is prepared entirely different from other n,
III Saleratus. All the deleterious matter ex- Il
tracted in such a manner as to produce
Bread, Biscuit, and all kinds OF Cake. with
out containing particle of Saleratus when
the Bread Or Cake is baked thereby pro-
o.. ducing wholesome results. Every particle n,
90 OF Sa!eratus Is turned TO gas. and passes u
through the bread and biscuit while baking,
consequently nothing remains but common
Salt, Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive. by the taste sf this Salcratns, that
co It is entirely different from other Saleratus a
90 Ii is packed in one pound papers. each D
wrapper irandcd, ''B. T. Rabbits Best Med
iclnal sdlefatus;' also. picture, twisted loaf
OF bread. with glass Of eferyescing water
on the top. When You purchase PAPER
IN you should preserve the wrapper, and hc -
~ particular to get the next exactly like the q
trst--lrtnd as above.
Full directions for making Brc nd " It'll this
Saeratus and Sour MILK or Cream, Tartar.
will accompany each package; also. direc-
- lions for making all kinds Of Pastry: slso, -,
* for making Soda Water and SeidIitz Powders. 1
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAPw.th u. TBAB.
BITS PURE CONCENTRATED Potash
Warranted double the strength Of ordinary
g. Potash; put up in cans-l h.. rs. lbs,
u 8 rs, and J: Ihs.-wth full directions f,r
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
will find thir the cheapest article in market.
Manufactured and Tor sale ~
Il. I. BABBITT,
- ca. CO, GS, 20. = d - Washington st.,
eH New YORK.
and No. 80 India st.. Boston.
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Fanny Fern says that it is just as
sensible a move to undertake to get
married without counting, AS to attempt
to succeed in business without advert.s.
ing.
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A short time ago, man became so
completely wrapped in thought" 'ha.
no was tied up, labelled and sent Of on
the FIRST Strain ofideas.
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sANlNG AND GRINDING.

A Ii. THOSE in want of either of the above
n can be acc ommodatcd by calling on the un.
dersigned at the Forest Mills, date Parks Il Full.
ider's,) where it can be had on short notice: and
those from distance may depend on getting
their grinding with them Oh Tuesdays and Fri
days.
Flour. Corn Meal, and feed of all kinds, on hand
or furnished to order.
June 18th, 1859. J. q W. SuEARER.
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WONDER WHAT Smith MEANS In
looking over the proceedings Of the Ohio
Sunday School Convention. we fluid the
following resolution, offered BY Mr..
Smith, q pious and promising voun. law
yer:
Resolved, That a COMMITTEE Of ladies'
aud gentlemen be appointed to raise chill.
dron for the Sabbath School.
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II you wish to collect ,o-a,h r all the
pretty girls ia town, advertise 'lcc,u-:
to young men y
The Boston Post suggests that ladie,
whose roscatc cheeks are put on, are
"persons of color Shameful.
$50 to thunder" is now rendered ::
Take your departure to The ahoAc Of tic
reverberattd echoes Of heavens artillery.
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l. is said that Yankee baby will
crawl out Of the cradle, take survey o..
It, invent an improvement, and apply for
q patent before he is six months OLD.
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Swinging is said, by the doctors to be
q good exercise for the health but many
n poor wretch has come to his death by
it.
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cav. how duth you like my nous
tache, NTH Laura ?" lispcd Il dandy to
merry girl. "Oh, very much. 1t looks
like the fuz on the back of a caterpillar, "
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CHAS. & W"' R, STONE
Wholesale and retail dealers in
II A Il DIV A RE.
Machines, Ayriculturol Implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HAVE in store, and respectfully offer for,.,s
IL at St. Louis OF Chicago prices, to the trad.
OF at retail,
200 kegs nails, (assorted sizes)
$50 boxes glass, do
$4,000 lights sahs, do
80 coils MANILA rope, do
80 coils lead pipe, do
20 circular saws, large sizcs)
5000 # best leather betting. all widths,
100 doz. butchers files,
80 doz. axes,
100 doz. axe handles,
100 doz. shovels and spades,
6 casks log chains,
300 lbs. carriage bolts, nuts & washers,
20 mousc-hole anvils,
20 blacksmith's bellows,
counter scales, Carpenters, hacksmitb,s and
cooper's 'oo!s; house building and shelf hard
ware, &C., &C. We have the largest and best
selected stock of goods in Iowa, aud are bound
TO sell at the lowest rates. Call and see if we
are not in earnest. No. 2. Union Block,
n33-td MuScatine. Iowa
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4 LARGE NUMBER OF desirable LOTS. three
4 Dwelling Houses, and 4 span of Horses
Enquire Of j. II. STARR.
Upton March &c If
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PL STE RING.

pL ASTERING.
The subscribers will be prepared
to do plastcring. and all other kinds Of Mason
work, the coming season. One of them will al
ways be found at th+ New Court House,
EDWARD Golden,
I1N'"n Jam. 70. IS l5Nll THOMAS Golden
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Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAVING completed and occupied our great
/ L Fire-Proof Manutactory-thc most perfect
machine shop in the world-we have sipnalized
the event by producing new Family SEWN.
Machine, containing the latest Improvements. Il
the very low price of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the pub.is
without inducement or excuse for buyinp anv NJ
the inferior machin which infringe our nat.
ents. Competition will henceforth become inn
possible. very large reduction has been m.de
in the prices of all Of
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing purposes, which are w.W
known to be without any successful rival in the
market. Much has recently been published in
regard to varions stitches made by sewing ma
chimes. We will take il for granted that oil the
world knows the fact, at Singers Machines
! make the best stitch ever invented, and do il il
| the best style.
5Iy-Scnd for copy of NJ Singer f. Co..
| Gasette. which contains full information about
prices, sizes, etc. of sewing machines, and wiU be
| snIl Hsd gratis l. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.
Jan. %, 1859: 45s Broadicay Aer York.
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HENRY DeCRlEslkCP.
70 K y 4 1. Z.

Il JEWEIER, WILTON Mus
w catine Co., Iowa. Watches. Clocks and
ewelry carefully repaired and warranted. 10 ~
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'uN sALE!--i Mare, Buggy and Harness |
1 one hors Spring Wagon; Cutter
"e! - JAMES NYER,
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LAW CARDS.
p. d. TURNER,
AttOrIlc at Ii W,
And General Land Agent,

Upton : : IOWA.
cr~spccia, attention given 10 Collecting. a.,
ErFEGEEScE X. p. Lowe, keokuk; VIM
g. Woodward, Muscaline, Iowa; Hon. ". f. MI
Ter. ". Penn Clark, Iowa City; Hon. BeIJ. +.
stanton, Delllontaine, Ohio; :. ). Crew, Upton
Iowa. VI
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-07-12
Mr.. Editor:
After the exercises of the Gel.

After the exercises of the cell
bration was over June 2Sth) a meeting of
Sunday School officers and teachers was
called. Mr.. Graves, of Ottumwa was chosen
Chairman, and Mr.. Hammond of the same
place for Secretary. Mr. Blakemore of, Fair
field, stated that the object of the meeting
was to call a sabbath School Institute" sim
liar to the common school "Teachers Insti-
tute." We then had some commendatory
speeches.
Moved that we call convention to organize
sabbath School Institute" on the first Tues
day in October. Moved to amend by chang
ing the time to the first Tuesday in Septem-
Der. The motion as amended carried. Mr..
Blakemore moved that the convention be held
in Ottumwa. Amended in favor of Fairfield
Amendment lost; original motion passed.
Moved to appoint a committee of permanent
Organization, consisting of four persons. Car
ried. Messrs. Bonifeld Axline, Wilkison and
FHughs were appointed. Mr.. McElroy was
added to the committee. A vote of thanks
was tend cred to Mr.. Wells for the use Of his
Hail. Meeting then adjourned.
By order of Committe
J. w. HAMMOND Secretary.
Fairfield, June 28th, 1860
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rage of 20 miles or more an hour, including
the delay of stopping. On Lake Erie our
speed was Of course less than by raj road,
but the comforts Of sleeping TRANQUILITY all
night, of having an abundance Of leisure to
take your meals, to read, write, rest or enjoy
any thing else you please, especially the view
of the Lake and the distant shore, compen-
safes one for the loss of an hour or two of
time in as many hundred miles, unless he is
in pressing haste.
From Dunkirk to N. Y, on the Erie road,
a traveller is all the time in his element if he
loves both comfort and speed, and withall,
most romantic scenery. The cars on this
road, in their structure and finish, are far
better than we have found elsewhere. Their
seats are susceptible of adjustment to the
comfort Of the passenger, waking or sleeping.
by night or by day. They are ventilated on
such plan that You can always have an
abundance of pure air to breathe, without
annoyance from smoke, dust or cinders, or
from current of cold air through window
thrown open upon you by the caprice Of
some nervous neighbor The trains on this
road, according to its own time table, goes
about $50 miles in about Is hours, averaging
fraction more than % miles an hour, and
we noticed that they reached their stopping
places uniformly about two minutes before
their time, and in no case one minute behind
it. The consideration shown to the comfort
and convenience of passengers by all the en-
ployees, and all the arrangements on this
road, surpasses all our previous or subse-
quent experience on this subject. Add to
this the unsurpassed beauty of the scenery
along the route, and till one has passed over
it, he may remember that there is still some
thing new in the world for min to see and
enjoy. B. A. S.
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City improvements.

The old Post Office on the corner Of Front and
Market, has retired to position In the Mar
ket st. and the Stage Office has taken its place the
corner On the former site Of the Stage office, Mr..
Richards Is about erecting story business House.
The Pork Packing House Of Geo. Gillaspy Co., we
see going ahead finely, fast in fact men and
money push the work. This building will be not
only one the largest in the State being $50 by 100
feet but It win perfect in arrangement machinery
and facilities, for doing immense bushes. We
notice several other buildings going up in that region
for Cooper shops, &c. J
Dr. H. b. slsson has neat Cottage in a forward
state, ON Market St., on the bluf.
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European News.

Napoleon has been comforting with the
King of Prussia and numerous of the srn ale,
German Sovereigns, at Baden, to interest
them in favor of scheme to extend the boun-
Diary Of France to the Rhine, Prussia being
tickled with q proposal to annex dozen or
more of small German States, giving her 30
millions population, enough to constitute her
a first class power. A pamphlet of NJ Albert,
on this subject, is attracting attention.
Garibaldi was about investing MesSina
the Council of Naples had offered large con-
Icessions to the people, but the Royal sane
Ition had not been obtained. Tho days of
IBomba are evidently numbered
The Rothschilds are raising new loan
for Russia.
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DEAF AND BLIND.
DIR. ALLEN.

The celebrated operator on the Eye and Ear, will make
regular visits at Ottumwa, until all common
ced, cured, and viii treat
ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE, ALL DLSEA SES
OF THE EAR--FILES FISTULA-CL UB-
FOOT-HAIR LIP
and all other deformites SCR0FULA &c.
In the treatment Of the above diseases his
been the most satisfactory of the Deaf
of the Asylum have been entirely restored many
of the Blind, who have CROPPED their way in darknt
nov He has cured many If not Club
Feet Hair Lips and other deformties than any other
Physician in the west, and from his extensive and
daily experience, and with the very best treatment
and apparatus known to the medical profession, all
entrustiug themselves to his rest assured
that relief is possible they will be cured All wish
ing treatment will please call during the first visit
that IL the bs tedious youhave the advantage
subsequent visits. No cdsestreated unless curdLle.
Examination free. See circular.
He will be at the 0ttumwa House In this city, July
9th, to 18th. July 5tf.
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The Democrats one wing, we don't know which,
held q State and Congressional Convention at Des
Moines, on the II and 18th. large number of dele
gates passed through this city, Monday and Tues
day, en- route. They we're generally old stagers In
politics, such men n. w. Sample, Judge Knapp,
Jesse williams, VIM, Thompson, ct i'd omne genus
SOM tbipp will be did.
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FOR SALE.

VUNHE undersigned offers for sale one Of the best
N FARMS in Wapello county, consisting of two
hundred acres situated in Pleasant township, miles
east OF Dahlonega miles north west Of Agency City,
and miles northeast Of 0ttumwa. Said farm has
nant houses with good wells, barns outhouses, etc.
Also pasture containing % acres, with failing
water running through it; 80 acres timber, mile
distant, and % acres 81 miles distant. This is one
OF the and grain farms In this section OF the
country, and viii be sold extremely low for cash, Or
exchanged for good stock or merchandise.
June 81, lS60-tf J. NJ. EEDRICK.
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There Is speculation to whom the honor will
be conceded ofbeing beaten by Col Curtis, for Con-
gress in this District, by the Democratic Convention
~ Des Moines to-day. Henry County is instructed
for Henry Clay Dean and IL is supposed that his emf
nent services to the politicians and party of the State
win insure the nomination for him. His competitor.
will be Cole Of Des Moines and Cad Bryan Of Warren
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Trains leave Burlington follows: MORNING
MAIL, ZOO m NIGHT Ex., saturdays excepted} s
p. Sunday Night Train leaves at p M, Connect
ing at TOLEDO with LIGHTNING Elk. TRAINS on
LAKE SH0RER. X.
The 500 p m Logansport Express makes direct con
nections as follows:
At FL Paso with Illinois Central Railrosd for Bloom
ington, Decatur, Pana Sandoval and Cairo.
At Chenoa with Chicago and st. Louis Railroad for
Alton to st. Louis.
At Gil man with (Chicago Branch) Illinois Central
Railroad for Chicago and South.
At Reynolds with New Albany and Salem Railroad
for Lafay elite, Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
At Logansport with Toledo, Waba,h and Western
Railroad for Toledo and all points East; also with
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad for Cinoinnati Day
ton and Columbus.
The las p IN Peoria Accommodation makes the
The above Is a new and very much shorter Line
than any other to the above named points.
1t Is thoroughly built, and well manned, and in
every way to merit the appreciation of the travelling
public.
Cars win run directly through from burlington 20
Toledo witAout change and arrivein advance Of any
and all other lines
Our advantages are, Shortest and Quickest one less
change Of cars Omnibussing as via Chicago con-
necons positive, Is owned and controlled by the
same interest while via Chicago IL is the reverse. In
short, 1t Is every way the most desirable line.
J. r. FAYRWEATHER, Jr.
Ticket Agt Burlington.
T. s. WILSON, Passenger Ag't, ottumwa.
A. BARBER, Western Agt, Des Moines. Iowa.
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Observation-Disclosures 4 QUINCY.
- RAILROAD LINE.
My Reliable Route East.

olu ana only Reliable Route East.
From Burlington to Chicago, Detroit Toledo Pits
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and all 9TH
er Eastern and Southeastern Cities. -
LIST Morning Train leaves 0S IN.
2d Accommodation 2:3o
Sd Evening Express =" $50 pm.
Passengers leaving Burlington on the 500 train
at Mendoza with the Illinois Central Railroad
North and South, and at Chicago both the morning
and evening trains (6;0o m and $40 n m.) connect
with all the Great Eastern Railroad routes, to wit: NJ
@. r. r., via Detroit N. =. r. r., via Toledo and
Pitsburg and Fl. Wayne II. r., via Fl. Wayae, OF
which passengers can take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington to Toledo thir-
teen hours ahead of any o.her routs leaving BurlnR.
ton.
Baggage checked through to Detroit. Niagara Fa1s
and New York. Boston. Toledo, Dunkrk, Buffalo,
Pittsburg and Philadelphia.
Tickets for this great Eastern horoughfsre for sale
at Ottamwa Fairfield, Mt Pleasant, and at the Ticket
ofice, corner Front and Watersts., Burlington.
Sleeping cars attached to the night trsins. :.
Fare as low as by any other route.
D. REMICK,
May. '6Q-u. Genn Agt 4 @. B. O.. R.R.
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Two suspicious characters, man and woman, pre-
tending to be husband and wife, but deporting them
selves in not conformatory Of that preten-
sion. spent Tuesday night last at the Jefferson pot
teri House. The teamster with whom they rode from
Lucas county, watched the ir movements while here
get evidence to convict them Of stealing money
which they we're strongly suspected. The woman pre-
tended to have no money, and left on the with
out paying her biil-the husband preceding her on
foot, and probably Joined her again at Agency. The
vomau was very beautiful Potter informed us
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The pole which was to have been raised by the De-
mocracy Of Blakesburg, on Friday Of last week. met
the same fate that befel washburns eage-it didn't
get niger than the heads Of the multitude when IL
turned to mother enthusiastically broken in taco or
three pieces! 1t is omnous and represents the broken
and dilapidated condition of their ranks.
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II was noticeable fact that. after the programme
was played out on Saturday by the Democracy, and
AFTER their cheers went up for Douglas Johpaou. a
hearty and enthusiastic cheer 81 the suggestion
Of Republican, went up for LINCOLN HAMLlx. Old
wapello is full of live Republicans, and they'll make
the Meikin ring this fall. -.
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Notes by the way to New Eng.
land.

Ora EASTERN CORRESPONDENCE.
BEDFORD, Mass, July Sd, 1860.
"Requiescat in pace" is sometimes by
free translation made to read "peace to his
ashes" Using still more liberty with its
grammar, we propose at present, to read it,
''Here let us rest in peace" Why not?
The readers of the COURIER have heard Of a
garden planted eastward in Eden" We
are not exactly there, but in a sort Of gar
den eastward from Iowa.
On the East and South of us, are cultiva-
ted fields and fruit trees, beyond which q
feet. On TIE West, an extensive meadow
stretches itself from South to North as green
as the influence of dew drops combined with
the rays Of summers sun can make it
Through the midst oft flowsa stream, silvery
in the sunlight, and of the same kind of
water, no doubt, as that on which our first
parents looked in their rural home. On the
north and west beyond the meadow, are
native forest trees, oak, birch, and maple, so
mingled with variety Of evergreens which
; lift their lofty tops far above that of their
unconscious neighbors, as perennial piety
and patriotism must ever rise above that
which only 'leaves OUT during the summer
ola revival, or makes the whole land fragrant
with the aroma of its blossoms, during the
heat of Presidential campaign.
In the midst Of this scenery stands a
dwelling, venerable for its antiquity, and in
the preciousness of childhood's memories
second to that in which we were born. It's
occupants were the playmates and companions
ofo earliest years and their revered parents
now more than eighty years Of age, stands
in our heart, second only to her who filled
the place of . mother. With such sur
roundings we Enthusiastically drop back
into that condition of freedom from care and
responsibility that belongs to childhood.
But how did we reach this pointe From
Ottumwa to Burlington there was of course
but one route From Burlington, for reasons
which the result has proved to us wise, we
chose the route through Peoria, Logansport,
Fort Wayne and Toledo, thence across the
Lake i'm q boat of the NJ Y and Erie trans
portation line to Dunkirk, and to New York
of course over the Erie road. From the be-
ginning to the end of this route we were
more than satisfied and glad all the time
that we had taken no other. The directness,
its speed, and above all, the country shown
to travellers on it, must render it attractive
and popular As to time we took it quite
leisurely, lying over at both Burlington and
3 Peoria to rest and visit friends. Had we
a left in the train the same evening tlat we
reach Burlington, we should have been in
] Toledo, a distance of 500 miles from home,
] OF the end Of p or 95 hours, making an ave.
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CHILD RUN ovER.-As the people were leaving Col
ege Square after the speaking, Saturday. little
girl, name not known, was knocked down and tram
pied upon by stray mule, nicting severe injury.
The child imme removed, and the result of
the Injury has not been reported.
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REPUBLICAN, MEErISos.-The Lincoln and Hamlin
Club of Centre Township will meet at the Court House
on Friday evening next, at early candle lighting
Hon. Henry Amber Of Mt. Pleasant, 1t is expected,
will address the club The public, the Ladies espe
clally, are invited ta be nresent.
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Only Fifty Cents! 20 sss sh TH a.@ SSSH'FR
When you want Clothing Boots and Shoes,
20 to Temples New Store.

Our citizens win do well to read the proceedings Of
the city Council Of last Monday and two ordinances,
elsewhere published
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ASHLAND SEMINARY. We are pleased to learn that
Prof A. Hull formerly of this city, and late Of Oska
loosa at both OF which places, he enjoyed deserved
popularity a teacher, is about taking charge of
the above Institution, in connection with Mrs II ull
also an experienced and able teacher. The manifold
advantages Of Ashland as a site OF Seminary, and
the known qualifications and experience Of Prof and
Mrs Hull place this semenarY in the front ranks
OF our Institutions Of learning. See advertisement
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A FINE CHANCE TO nUY A HOWE,

a am determined to sell all my real estate, CON
sssting Of three dwelling houses, store house
and one farm will sell the above property for
fourth cash down, the balance on I, and years
time with interest from date. Prices reasonable. -
For further particulars applyto A. L. GRAVES.
Otlumvs, May 81, t0-l9-I26m
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Why was the Democratic pole, ON Saturday, like
sayers in the late International fight? Because 1t
seeat doom the FIRST and last round.