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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

ArrorNTMENrs.-Capt Robt. }. Barry,
Of Ann Arbor, has been appointed Provost Mar
shall Of this Congressional District under the act
To provide for the enrolment and calling out Of
the National force. Capt Barry has been CLERK
Of Washteuaw county for eight wears aud al
the breaking out Of the rebellion he enlisted 4
Company for the war. His energy eud business
tact ft him well for the position
DR.. II. b. Shank, Of this city, has been ap-
pointed Surgeon, and Hon. S. ". Fowler, Of
Eaton county Enrolling officer ofthe Board. DR..
Shank stands at the head Of bis profession a. a
Surgeon, and Mr.. Fowler is a member Of the
State Senate from his District
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

ABBoTT's HIsToRy OF THE REBELLION
Mr.. Anderson, the agent Of this work, il now
in this city, and will deliver copies Of the same
to such a. have subscribed for H. Thi- il one
Of the best and cheapest histories Of this great
history Of the rebellion At lo~ figure, should
not let this opportunity pass. Tie work Is neat
ly printed, handsomely bound and beautifully
illustrated with steel engravings. Published in
two volumes, al So 5Oper volume. One volume
only il ready; the other will be delivered to
subscribers at the close Of the war.
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DROBATE ORDER-State of Nicbi-
VIZ Il PNCKNEY
Judge e Probate

l. gan. county u lnEham. sat- a session n the
Probate Court for the County 81 lngham holden the
Probate oHcs the village ~ Mason. Monday the
Ali day q Nav. ID the year one thousand eight hun
lred aud sixty three Present. Wm r Pinckney Judge
q Probate In the matter OF the estate n Urah Every
deceased. on reading and filing TIE petition duly
I'D. II Emily Every widow Of deceased praying for
letters OF administration upon the estate Of said de-
ceased.
Iherelpon i l. Ordered That Monday. the Isl DAY u
June It Il O'Clock ln the forenoon, be assigned for the
bearing u said petition and thst the heirs lsw u
SAID deceased and al other persons interested sand
estate are required 70 appear al session Of said Court.
then 81 be holden the Probate ONCE. IL the village
Mason. and show cause any there De why the prayer
~ te petitioner should rot be granted And u 5 fur
Their ordered that sad petitioner give notice 70 the per
sous interested said estate q the pentency q SAID
petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy u
tbs order 20 be published IN the Lansing Republican
neS slaper printed and circulating II SAID county Of nE
ban successive weeks previous 10 SAID DAY Of hear
ing A true copy w Il pINfKNET.
flows Judge q Probate.
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Wednesday Morning, May IL, 1868
NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The FIGURES whieh olr subscribers vii lui attached
O. their theis papers Indicate the NrNHEn %
The paper which their subscrptou j. pail By the
numb H. meant the d. WHOLE NUMBER, rhlch
may Dee found the heading u The paper, which b.
changed weekly being increased one each week fiy two
numbers constituting year By referring 20 this num-
Der the healing u the paper and comparing It with
the number attached 10 the name or direction % the
paper our sabcrbers readily how their accounts
stand On our book4
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The MIcHIGAN AGRICULTURAL Col
LEeE.-Wc take the following just tribute to
the Agricultural College from the American
Agriculturist. n most excellent and valuable
agricultural paper published in New York city.
We recognize it rs from the pen Of Prot. Geo.
Thurber. formerly of the Agricultural College.
now one Of the editors OF the Agriculmrst
who certainly speaks from personal knowl-
edge of the subject. That paper says:
We are glad to learn that this, the pioneer
institution of its kind in the country. is still in
a hOurishng condition. Like every new en-
terprise. il has had to contend against igno-
rance and prejudice. The Legislature of the
State has now placed il in a condition to suS-
tain itself until the lands granted by the Gene
raj Government can be made available The
State Board Of Agriculture. composed of some
Of the most intelligent farmers Of the State
have control Of its affairs Prof T. G. Abbot.
is President Of the institution. and there is an
able corps Of Professors. most Of whom are
personally known to Us. To the farmers son
this college offers especial advantages. as he is
enabled by means OF his labor to dcfray good
share Of the expenses Of his education. and Is
brought in contact With those only who consid-
er labor honorable We know that the studies
relating to agriculture are taught more fully
than they are in most colleges and scientific
Schools while the course in the ordinary and
higher branches Of Engish education IS very
complete. II the farmers OF Michigan properly
appreciated the Institution il would he Glled 10
It's utmost capacity. but at present there Is room
FOR a few from other States. who are admitted
at the yearly charge Of $50 for tuition which
i free to residents Of the State. Catalogue
and circulars may be had by applying to Pres
T. c. Abbot, at Lansing.
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shall get any. You must write just as often, 50
that when it comes will get heap Of it.
With much lore 70 all remain,
Yours afectionately,
W. NJ G
NoniiceiIa. Ky. Nav 4 1853

Nonlceiia. Ky, N-y 1863.
DEAR FAIHER:-I LAST wrotc ,ol ~ G-l asy
Greek Ford, ou the Cumberland river, Near
Jsnestown Ky " crossed the river abosl
o'clock that night, ~iih Col Jacob Cavalry
and section Of Captain Simm-' Battery, and
reached this place the next Day d. the afternoon,
?. last SATURDAY. Holiord Ar Col Garter a.
tackled aid drove from tais place. lat Friday.
six thousand rebel Cavalry, under Prgram. We
came 100 late to participate ia tie fight We
lost only one man. The rebels lost - killed,
100 wounded and 80 prisoners Preity good.
We marched all last Teek, commencing Nth
Monday morning aud ending With Saturday, P
M-abOut 81 miles We d. not knoE when We
90 from here. The eavalry has goHe 70 find the
"rebs to day To day a mail arrived here for
the frs, time ia 3 months Il will probably
continue to come now. You will sc By the
map that | am near the Tenn. Hne. aud almost
directly south Of Cincinnati. W. ". G.
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CASUALTIES We are panied to announce
that Capt JOS Mason, of Company c, 80 Mich
Infantry, is in the list Of those reported killed
in the late battles on the Rsppahannock. Capt.
Mason was a member Of the Company at the
time OF its being mustered into the service, hav-
ing joined it as private and been elected Or
derby Sergeant From that position he rose BY
regular gradations to the rank of Captain. lie
was a genial, warm hearted man, and brave
and efficient officer Although he was a resi-
dent Of Dewitt, Clinton county, his enlistment
in a Lansing Company made him regarded as one
Of our own soldiers, and he las here a large cir
Gle Of friends that mourn his loss.
Capt james II. Baker, Of Company c, ! 1t U.
5. Sharp Shooters, Is reported slightly wounded
in the left breast A large number OF casualties
is reported 10 Capt Bakers Company among
them is lst Lieut.. Brewer, killed We believe
that this Company has nobly distinguished IT,
self
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A CoPPERHEAD VIEw On the receipt
Of the news OF the taking of Richmond lead
ing copperhead OF our city was asked what he
thought Of IT, he replied that "h he thought, Il
Il was so, it was no cause Of rejoicing, "a it
wosld only prolOns the war. lie had always
believed that State had the right to secede
and the Government had DO right to coerce
them. We could never subdue the rebels, and
all our successes were only putting OF the time
Of a compromise and peaceful settlement with
them" OF course he meant by peaceful set
tlement," dissolution Of the Union.
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New Advertis 10 ents
Notice to Contractors.
THE COMMISSIONER On M

THE COMMISSIONER ON THE
L Port sanilac aud Tuscoa swamp land state Road
M IL h On that portion u said Road not heretofore
lcf % tin lowest responsible bidders, - follows
~ Port Sl-ilsc IN Saniac County. Friday June l2th
a. Newman Post ONCE, Il Sa1l-ac County Ilesia
June 18th.
At WahjameFs. II Tuscola County Friday June 1911.
At Watro-svlle ID T1sc0lz County. Monday June =
AZ the Junction, IN saginaw County, We-nes 'ag
Jlle 24th.
81 Bridgeport Centre in saginaw County. FRIDAY
jon. 25il.
SO i-a o'clock A. n % each Of sait days tn Sc
ta- contracts must give good security and Tie riEh;
hereby reserved % reject any hii not deemed cons
-l.tslt rFlth the interest n the state
S1IAS q. Hall, Commissioner.
Iexn-tal. April 25th. 1853. 4le-W4T
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r sp-rmatorrh~a can be cured %

DIR RANDs SPECIFIC cures Spermatorrseas Seminal
Weakness Impoteney Loss Of Poig.r, fc Speedily and
eeciHGiiy Its effects truly magical trial Of the
sPEdHc viii convince the most skeptcal Of its merits
Price - box sent post paid to any address by : C.
UpIlAM. IO3 CHEsNUT STREET PrltApElrHiA. Pa Cir
.rI ans SAINT free frr4lu
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Special Motto G S.


Young gentlemen and ladies' wishing TO prepare them
selves for teaching enjoy ono Of the best opportu
mites ia school as devote al nay time 20 limited
number OF that class r TAYLOR
lansing March 10th 1853. 4l2tf
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House and Lot for sale!

THE undersigned offers for sale the
L House and Lot now occupied by him. Sad lot e
situs Oh the corner q Seymour and LapSsr streets
ne hou=e T. one story huIi.iuE. With I've roo-ns and
pleasantly situated. tie whole L vel furnished, pas
tered painted and paperei Throughout Tie lot IS vel
sat - sh-rfe-v fruii tres &c Eil take = span O.
rr.oi horses ant Eoot w4gon-the balance o. ezsy
terms Please give NE call before Purchasing else
where aut you wiIl md It 70 yoUr advantage.
For particulars enquire al this Q--ce-
BOT1
Lansing April u, 1853 e~sls
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-AIvertlse mont

NoTIcE TO TUE LADIES Mrs EZEKIEL
takes pleasure to announce 70 the Ladies Of Ian
sing and surrounding country, that she IS pre-
pared To execute all kinds oi marking TO- braid
ing aud embro dering. Residence Oh Cedar It ,
I'd house north Of Michigan Avenue. L4l7:Wf.
s2j:l EMPLOY 1873:
AGENTS ED.
We vii pay from S25 TO s75 per month, and an ey
penses 70 active Agents or give a Commission Par
ticulars sent free Address ERiE SEWING MACHINE
Coxr.Sy. r JAMES, General Agent, Milan. Ohio
4Ig-m6
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ATTENTION CoNPAS1 Volunteers. who expect TO retain
their health unmparei during the campaign, must
70 themselves. do not trust % the Army Surgeons
supply yourselves with HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND
OINTMENT Every English soldiers Knapsaek contains
them Only 25 cents Der box OF not 2l2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-13

Rs Mrs. O. =. Blister, Editress Of Newark (OJ
Hmes writes u her paper Of January % 1859 a.
follows.
We know that Or Roblck' scandinavian Remedies
all they claim o. be The Dr pres uted with a
trw bottles of hs Scandinavian Blood Purifier, and
boxes of Blood Pills last summer. which put new life
into They iuvisorate strengthen, and leave the
system 10 better cpul ton than stimulants usually
du. and have no depressing effect. We feel safe M
recommending the MpoI Purifier o. an suffering from
debility, bee a., what may. the Pills HAVING
this peculiarly, they POWERFULLY active. ami al th,
same time leave the patient stronger and m an inn
proved condition different from drastic remedies
Try them with the Blood Purifier and you M feel ike
many who have been relieved aud willing 90 adi your
testimony % their efficacy '
s.. u L.rtLs.menl rs az
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The iu-hrate 'a..y now bii danc, to the tnrfiug
cgp pr. ZANE'- ANrDOTE FOR STRONG DRINK IS "a
certain for Drunkenness Il creates dislike ,0r
strong drink and can DE administered without the
knoweg e of the patient Prize ~ box. sent by mail
to any address boy : G. VPHAM IO3 CHEsNUr STREET
PHIIsnFIrnia P,. Circulars scut free. fm4
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Work Nike u C\N0vVA.
We MOOD PNs

are the most active and tho 'ugh pills that
have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the liver, excit
ing that organ 10 such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former CON
dition, which is too apt 10 be the case with
simply purgative pill
They are really
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OST.-In Lansing. on Monday May

| OSI.-ln Lansing. on Monday May
IL 4th. hsndboN. with Einghan GOV -r. cDutan nj.
n hisrk velvet bonnet. with double edged black and
white border, black and purple tics also. white sha
Ser trlmed with brown ribbon AROUND the front owe,
thc top ana crown. brown hrlse CAPE breWr veil
and number OF other small ARTICLES ANY person ind
ing said band box. upon leaving the same II the EdCa
House will be literally rewarded
HARVEY KENNY.
Lansing. Nav 5, 1ssS. 4lsw2
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ONEpersoa writes her daughter was cured
Of fits of nine wears standing, and st Nitus'
dance of two years
ANOTHER writes. has son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
BILE
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism &c eight years.
Cases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
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Es. R. -.
THE PURFST AND BEST PURGATIyE MEDICINE IL
THE WORLD
441

THE PURFST AND BEST PURGATlYE MEDICINE n
THE WORLD
~ IF Bilious Choc IndHandtian Of the B0lrsis
GRi in al r1olelu Gttcas iciU produce hsdlfhV
erG-aaii,n fr,rt ne lotC,is ~ sir hours
Railways REGULATING FILLS are the only Family
Cathartc that purges without producing afereonsti-
patton and compelling perpetual resort to the medi
cine. They operate more rapidly than any drastic min
eral plryative never occasion tenesmus, and influence
simultaneously the stomach the bowel- the liver and
the circulation No form OF Indigestion. blousness
intestinal diseases can Withstand its Alternative ana cor
rective operation.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS are the pnrest and
best purEative medicine known to medical science
While they purge from the system all diseased and
rupt humors, they impart nourishment. vitality. and
quiet the suffering and exhausted body.
Persons troubled th rcstlessuess bal dreams ring
ing noises the head one or Two Of RADW sYS Pills
,,ff f~,-. f.aar be- a-.fr af-a -r.- SD.
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THE ONLY PURGATIVF.

RAILWAYS PILLS are the only Tlrgativ- that can De
continued fr length Y time 10 the treatment Of
Chronic i.aeumat.sm. Gout Enlargement II the spleen
Ensorrc ami Torpiity o the Liver and diseases
induced fron the excessive use of C4omei. Mercury
Qliume. ~.
The use oi the common drastic pGrgative pills these
diseases should Toe avoided especially those tia; o-a-
sion great pain gripping, spasms nausea sickness IL
such cases. If the stools are examined they ALL De
found 90 Dc light br0vnish color OF thin lni W4tery
These discharges do good bui tbe contrary leave
The patient weak AMI the bowels costive.
It fAtal error 70 suppose that because dose q
pills grippe you excessively and that after a powerful
evacuation oa feel weak that thu gripping is sign that
| YOU have been relieved from some diseased humors
The gripping occasouet from the imperfect action Of
The Pills irritating the 81 the iutestaes purg
only the contents II the bowels It = the absence Of
the bile and other hUmors that causes The gripping tn.
DOT so with RAILWAYS PILLS Their influence 3.
extended the entire system-Iiver. stomach Bow
els kidneys and All secrctions are regulated and cor
troiei by these PILLS. hence griuing pains. great
depletion after An operation. or cosiivtu-ss 419w2
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From the sIieh. eOth Resiment.
From your brother,

The following private letters from the 20th
Mich. Regiment have been handed ia for publ
cation
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Will cure All the aiOrementlOned dlseases,
and, Of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, CostiUsness,
Colo Pains, Cholera NorJus,
Indigestion, Pain in the Bolvels,
Dizziness, etc.
Try these medicines, and you viii never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used them,
and thew will say they are
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-31

would be UNCONSTITUTIONAL. and ths House
concured in the opinion.
A resolution looking to the improvement b,
the General Government OF Michigan City
harbor, was adopted.
Bills r. aching No 81 have been introduced
MospAY. Jsn. 90. 1879.
SESArE.-A memorial was presented
from . resident ockholder Of the Law.
rencsburg Branch Of the Bank u the State
setting ior,h ,hst the President Of the Bank
vas using the funds for his own private
business. and asking inquiry into the matter
and legislative relief Referred to The Com.
mittee on Banks. A bill was passed fixing
the term Of holding courts in the 20th Ju-
dicial District. Bills were reported back
from the Judiciary Committee. and tabled
or ordered for engrossment and third read
ing. The bill No. ,. to. give the prosecutor
in criminal prosecutions the opening and
and closing argument was debated al
length BY Messrs. Browne, Of Randolph.
Downey and McCIurg In favor Of the change.
snd BY Messr- Ray, Claypool spd March
against, and il was fiialIy indefinitely post.
poned.
HuusE.-The morning session was consum-
ed ia the second reading Of bills. A reso-
luton 70 NEE, the Legislature Of Kentucky
in council on the war was made The special
order for w ednrsdsy afternoon. In the
after oon the Speaker laid before the House
. lengthy communication from Lewis Boil
man. E-q of Monroe coury. With respect
10 State A rricultursl College. Resolutions
of inquiry in reference 10 the arms 10 pos \
-ession Of the State. the inhumsni,y Of
Surgtons 20 sick and wounded scldiers. tie
forfeiture Of the charter " the Bank Of the
state Of Indiana BY refusal 70 redeem its
notes il specie. we're adopted. Bills reach
ing 10 No. - were introduced.
State Sentinel
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support your Home Paper.

The following sensible article We take
from the Cleveland 20. .)siIeraid:
I'VE know Of nothing that 70 more die.
70 the publishers Of : country
newspaper. than 10 be told, - he often 10
when soliciting subscribers: l feel too poor
10 take your psper--'I take the Tribune
lor come other huge foreign weekly and
IL costs me one dollar yesr. end il contains
twice the reading yours does''-when the
receipts OF one week of the Office named
sb.ve would be dvub e the yearly receipts
OF h:s country paper, and when, II the for
eiyn papers ~ere published seventy years
would not result in a. much good to himself
md the county in which he Iives % would
Il single weeks edition Of his own paper.
RecolIeci. II . home paper il 10 be sup
oosted, home influence must DO il. A county
acquires prominence through its papers more
than any other way, and 10 every one who
has county interests al stake, his home pa.
per il necessity. Never will such man
take q paper printed away from home. On
,il he 10 able 70 take second paper. Hi
fret will be his home sheet, and he vii
also 80 identify his own interest with that o
his county as 10 consider the payment Of hi
subseription matter o. as everyday dut,
as tie payment OF his'tsxes."
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THR Arr OF Pars1Iso. A jubilee will
soon take place 10 vienna 10 honor 70 the
four hundred years existence Of the art oI
printing 10 that city. The fret vienns
printer. Ulsich Ham, opened his printing
Office 10 143a. but did not succeed, end emf
grated % Rome. he wss the cause Of the
r mperor Frederic Nv besto~ing : privilege
on the printer. Ia the yesr l4cS. which
placed them 10 equal rank with noblemen
and schclsrs. aud permitted them 70 wear :
sword.
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The Charleston (IiD Courier. edited By
VIM. Harr. which ably and eaerse,icslly
supported tho election Of Lincoln. and en-.
dorred al the legal acts Of his Administrs.
ton. has Ief, the sinking fortunes Of the Re
publican party. snd turned his battery
against the monstrous assumption Of power
BY the President. He Is only vne Of thou
sands who helped 70 cleo, Old Abe, who are
not quite ready to see our Republican Demo
cratic form Of Government changed into .
despotism. Hear him:
X 10 well known that We supported Mr..
Llrcoln--eDthusisstically, too-for the Pres
dency. and that we have given cordial sup-
port to most Of the measures OF his Adn.inis-
ltration.
When the Republican party gave i,s sup
port 10 Mr.. Lincoln for the Presidency. its
mostoes were free speech. free press, free
territories. and the negroes where they are
We were for upholding the dignity Of labor,
and would not have il degraded BY the intro
duction Of negro competition into the free
States, nor into the territories. where we ex
pected our sons to set,le and build up their
own fortunes and new and mighty S,sie-
for the Uaion. These principles carried the
hearis and the voies Of the majority, and
elec'ed Lincoln triumphaniIy. After bis
election and after the CONNIE nceme ut Of lhe
w,r he reiiersted these prici2les; and The
result vas that armies were raised from men
q al parties, VITA 40 sIscrity never before
witnessed. Yet, in less ihsa two ysars.
through 'he "pressure" Of comparatively .
few haif.bs lined Aboli,ionists. be has turned
his back upon I'll ihese principles. or rather
trampled them under bic feet. regardless OF
the wishes Of the great majority Of those who
elected him--or who were deceived BY his
promises into volunteering 10 tight for the
Union, and those principles.
A million Of our fellow citizens. who
thou ghs they were enIis,ing IN the righteous
cause Of defending the Union-6nd them
selves tricked and en,rsped into the position
Of ''sboli,ion crusaders" ssd promoters Of
serviIe insusrection.
II spite Of State Constitutions. and the
almost unanimous wish Of the people Of the
free States. this A Administration seems de
tern ised 10 force upon us horde Of the
stolen blsck vsgabsnds. until. according 10
Nj. Lncoln's programme. every seventh
man is 4 nigger.
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A CASE or CArEcHiz ise.-A reveren
master was lately endeavoring 10 enforce
upon his contraband the truth Of the miracles
OF the Bible. The poor darkey submitted
with proper humility to the recitaIs and
* plsnstions Of his teacher, making but one
snswer TO all. "masss b'Ieve EN- though
he hesitsted little ~ the story Of Jonah
But when thew opdrous escape o. 6hsdrseh
Meshsch and .Abednego was y con tied. Z
vas loo much Tor his'weak ,unt erstandirg 9
.wha,! 20 burn'he toel'
NO"
NO singe he woolr'
"No."
.Den.s says Cuffse,cI no t'leve him-nor
de 6.h story ncider.'