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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-11-23
A 4cgiC Coon.

We witnessed an amusing incident on
one Of our streets last Saturday a fash
ionable young lady, got up in the highest
style of the milliner's art, and arrayed in
all the glory of fvo-dollars yard silk,
a twenty dollar bonnet, and three hun
dred dollar shawl, was majestically sweep
ing along in the direction of the Fair
Ground, while just behind little boy
was leading a pet coon. 4 countrymaa,
in brown slouched hat aud linsey-
woolsey "Ramus," came along, followed
by "yalIah" dog, whose name was scar
ed diagoDallv, transyersely and latterally
with the scars Of many iercely contested
battle with members Of the raccooa fam
lily. "Tige" no sooner saw the ring-taIled
representative Of his ancien. enemy tnan
he made frantic dive for hin, accom-
panied BIZ furious bark. Cooney COM
pretended the situation at a glance, bolt
ed incontinently, and sought sanctuary
beneath the ample circumference of tee
lady's crinoline The young lady scream
ed, while the dog made rapid circles,
snufing the air, and evidently beEildered
to know what had become Of the ooon.-
The situation of the voGng lacy was crit
ical and embarrassing. She was afraid
to move, for fear the econ would bite, aGd
the coon declined 70 leave his retreat
until the dog had retired. Finally the
dog was stoned eff, the boy dragged the
coon from his hiding place, and the young
lady went her way, with the lively con.
sc;olsness Of having experienced new
sensation. As for the coon, be was ia
stantIy killed His last hiding place
was the death of him.-Lndtaaapo!is
Journal.
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What Is the difference between but.
terfy and a matron? One is moth and
the other is a mother
Why do young ladies lace themselves
50 tight that they can neither swallow cas-
ily nor digest properly? Because they
hear SO much stress laid upon "grace be-
fore meat"
When person declares that his "braip
is on fire." Is it etiquette 10 blow it out !
Why is thief on garrett an honest
man? Because ne is above doing bad
action.
He who throws stone against God, in
coming down it falls upon his own heal.
A courtier is slave in golden chain.
Love thy neighbori yet pull not down
thy hedge.
Three may keep counsel 1.-TWO be away
Dc you endorse scoundrel when you
make your mark upon his back Z
What Russian State document is like
newly bought portmanteau An ukase
HALF A SovRRKIGN.-H. R. Ii. the
Prince of Wales.
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Pension Bounty and War Claim
Agency.

DENSteNS- procured for soldiers OF the
present war who are disabled by reason OF
wounds received or disease cOnTactractea
while in the service of the United States ard
pensions, bounty, and arrears of pay obtained
for widows or heirs Of those who have died
or been killed while in service. All lette, Of
inquiry promtly answered, and on receipt "
mail of a statement of the case of claimant
will forward the necessary papers for thei.
signature. Fees in Pension cases as fixed by
law.
REFERENCES Hon. ISAAC BENSON, Hon. (.
G.. 0LXsTED, J. S, MAys, Esq, F. W. knox,
Esq. DAN BAhEk,
Claim Agent C0uderport Pa.
June g. '64.-IY.
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ABOUT So.-The man that langhs Is a
doctor without diploma; his face does
more good 10 a sick room than bushei of
powder CT a gallon of bitter draugh,s.-
People are always glad to see him--sheiv
hands instinctively 90 half way TO Foeet
his grasp; while they turn iRvo'ausarify
from the clammy touch Of the dgspeptls
Rho speaks in the groaning key, lie
laughs you out of your falts, while yoo aer.
er dream of being ofendea with him, and
YOU know nos what a pleasant word yoa
are living in, apti! he points en- speoy
streaks On its pathway.
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"THE NEEDY BARD
BIZ GEORGE COOPER.

Nv soul is sad while wandering
Under the Autumn sky,
For everything has run to "seeds
And so have |!
How soon the Summers faded rose
The selfish year fOrgets
@ how wish the golden" corn
Would pay ones legal debts
Once rich and gay, were yonder banks,
Where merry birds have nestsd;
Their notes now eiyculate no more
Like mine they are protested.
The ''Purple' Nature brings, to clothe
The leaves in gaudy hue,
The leaves have donned; would she had bro
Zine linen with her too!
They talk of Autumn's generous baadi"
OF give me leave to dO1bt
II these ripe nuts beneath my feet
are all she will "sheu out !"
@! could take with Summer birds
To wings and fly away
Two wings Of some nice juicy fowl
I'd rather take to-day
Yon sceRtless flower, last ofits cl2a,
To earth in vain would cling;
Time, like the "ReTenGe,' has put
STAMP en- eFerythingt
To change tie color of nj fate
No CLEAN from Natures Won,
For everywhere ! turn | meet
De ~ in formal .Dun ~
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KEEP YoUR EYES OPRN.-youug n an

KEEP Your EYES OPEN.-young an
keep your eyes open when you are after
the women If you bite at the naked
hook you are green. Is brety dress
form so attractive? or a pretty face even!
FIounces, boys, are of no sort of conse.
quence. A pretty face will grow cid,
Paint will wash of. The sweet smile of
the first will soon give way to the scoWi
cf the termagant. Another and far differ
emf being will take the place of the beauti-
FIJI goddess who's smiles and eats your sugar
candy. The coquette will shine in the
kitchen corner, and with one sparkling eye
ard beaming countepauce will leok dag.
gers at you. Beware! keep your eyes
open, boy, when you are after the women.
If the dear one is cross and seolds at her
mother in the back room, you may be
sure you will get particular rubs all ov,r
the house. If she bushes when found at
DOMESTIC duties, be sure she is cf the dish
rag arristocracy-little breeding and a
good deal less sense. If you marry wo.
man who knows nothing butto commit wo.
man slaughter on the piano, you have got
the poorest piece of music ever got up
Find one whose mind is right, and then
pitch in Boys, don't be hangipg aroQad
like sheep thief, as though you were
ashamed to be seen in the daytime, but
walk up Ike chicken to dough trough,
and ask for the article you want, like
man.
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told us to 90 out of the lodge, and not
look in again until We heard the bell ring.
"When we got out We looked on the
top of the lodge for the white crow, and
had hardly noticed that it was gone before
We heard the bell We rushed IN, and
there was the old beggar seated in the
middle of the lodge as we had seen him
at first, with his buffalo robe on, and
looking as if nothing had happened to
him, and or his shoulder was the wtite
crow. He then told US to so out again,
and this time we were out perhaps i've
Hinutes-but when we went into the
lodge again there he was tied up looking
/ Just the same ball of net as we had left
him the first time. But the white crow
was not to be seen. He told as then to
unite him, which we did, and q precious
| long time it took US to do it, for ne was
so firmly tied and knotted up. After he
was free he sat for a short time, appa-
rently to recover his strength, and then
began making medicine again; where
upon, as before, the lod &c waved, the
bells rang, the white crow came IN and
few in rapid fight, circling round the
old mans head, and then all became still
again, aud perched itself upon bis shoul-
der. Then he said, Now you may ask
me what you want to know so Mr.. Og-
den said, 'We wish to know when Mr.
M'Tayish and his party will be here
The answer was, lOn the third day from
this, at half an heur before sunset, you
will see him and his party coming down
the hill.' The next question was, 'Nhere
is he now? p The answer, They are en-
camped upon a certain creek naming 1t.
He was then asked, what has delayed
them so long p and he answered that they
had been detained in the mountains four
days by snow. Well, sir, on the third
day from that, just about half an hour
before sunset, sure enough, there We saw
the party coming down the hill, aud when
they got into camp they told US that
three days before they had been camped
upon the creek that was named By the
old man, aud that they had been delayed
in the mountains four days by snow"
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa

DISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, Trina
IL ~ and sexual sy stems-new and reliable
treatment-in reports of the HOWARD AS
SoCIATI0N-sent by mail in sealed lei er
envelopes, free of charge. Address, Dr. J..
SkdLLlN HoUGHTON, Howard Associaticl.
NO. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
lylSls64.
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LEAVE IT TO GoD.-Loag John Went.
worth, II speech at Valparaiso, Illinois,
said;
"The friends Of slavery contend 1t is a
divine institution, and delegate TO the
Chicago Convention told ne be believed
Il originated with God, who would pro-
tect it. Well, this suggested new idea
and I said 10 him, let Us leave it to God,
Fellow citizens, ] 90 for that. Let US
leave this institution of God to God. The
fugitive slave law is repealed, and now
if a negro runs away, l am for letting
him run till God brings him back. "
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Fun AT HOME---Don't be afraid Of a
little fun at home, good people !? Don t
shut up your house lest the sun should
fade your carpets; and your hearts, lest a
hearty laugh should shake some Of the
musty old cobwebs there If you want to
ruin your sons, let them think that all
mirth and enjoyment must be left on the
threshold without, when they come home
at night. When once = home IS regard
ed as 4 place to eat, drink and sleep In.
the work is begun that ends 10 gambling
houses and reckless degradation. Young
people must have fun and relaxation scme-
where; If they do not fnd it at their own
hearthstone5 +; it will be sought at other
and perhaps less profitable places.
Therefore let the Ere burn brightly at
night, ard make the home nest delightful,
with all those little arts that parents so
perfectly understand Don't repress the
spirit of your children half an hour of
merriment around tho lamp and freight
Cf home blots oct the remembrance of
many care and annoyance during the
day, and the best safe gnard they can take
with them into the world is the unseen in.
fuence ola b1ightlittle domestic sanctum.
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a. Washington Park in Providenes-
R. l, day or two ago, man weieksssg
one huDdFea and forty pounds unae sosk
to run around the mila track ih ..x,ern
minutes, dragging sulky Ueigh5oG nioe,
tY-fve pounds. IL which was seated = p'sn
Weighing one hundred aod seventy P's ads
He accom- plished the feat in elesee niia-
atas and thirtT seven seconds
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WE NEVER DRINK.-On the stage
were seven or eight soldiers of the 9Th
Maine-civil, well behaved, intelligent
men, rs their conversation testified
While at the stage house in Lincoln,
there came into the Office door blind old
mau-slowIy feeling his way with cane
He approached the soldiers and said, in
the geRt!est tones:
"Boys, / hear you belong to the Sth
regiment. I have son in that rigiment."
What is his name?'
".John --"
"Ob, yes, we know him well. He was
a sergeant in eur company. We always
liked him"
where is he now"
HRe is now a Lieutenant in Colored
Regiment and a prisoner at Charlaston.
For a moment the old man did not
venture to reply; but at last slowly and
sadly he said:
II feared as much. have not heard
of him for long time.
They did not walt LOT aBoineF "oIui
but these soldiers took from their wallets
a sum of money amounting to twenty
dollars and offered it TO the old man,
saying:
"If eur whole company were here We
could give you hundred dollars"
The old man replied:
"Boys, you must put 1t in my wallet
fer me, for | am blind"
They did so, and mark what followed.
An individual in the room, who had
looked on this scene, as had, with feel
ings of pride in our citizen soldiers, i'm
mediately advanced, and said:
"Boys, this is handsome thing, and
I want you should drink with mel
stand the treat for the company"
[ waited With interest for the reply.
It came.
"No, sir; we thank you kindly, and
appreciate your offer; but we never
drink"
The scene was perfect-the first act
was noble, was generous the last was
grand.
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NAPOLEON on TAKING a WIFE
The first Napoleon wrote to his brother
Louis Your wife is an excellent and viz
tuous woman, yet you Eill make her un-
happy. Allow her to dance as much a.
she likes; It's the fancy of her age. Ny
wife is forty years old; from my camp !
tell her to 90 20 balls; jet your wish is
that your wife, only just twenty, and ln
the aush of youth, should shut herself ap
aud spend her days ike nurse in dress
ing her baby. You are too much mas
ter at home, and not enough in your gov
ernment. Make the mother of your chill
dren happy. There is only one way show
her a great deal of esteem and confidence.
Unluckily, your wife is too virtuous.
Were she coquette, she would lead you
by the nose. You should have wife such
as some that | know of. She would put
you down aud keep you at her feet.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Free and Accepted Ancient York Masons;
EULALIA LODGE, No. 342, Z. 4. N.
STATED Meetings on the End and 4thWednes-
sdays of each month. Also Masonic gather
ings on every Wednesday Evening, for work
and practice. at their Hall in Coudersport
c. H. WARRINER, +. II.
A. SIDNEY LYMAN, Secy.
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COUDFgSPORT HOTEL,

F. GLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner G.
Main and Seeegd Streets, Coudersport, Pot
ter Co, Pa.
-.- 4 Livery Stable IS also keptin connect
kien with this Hotel.
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II. J. OLMSTED,

DEALER IN STOVES, TIN i SHEET IRON
WARE, Main ST, nearly opposite the Court
House, Coudersport, Pa. lin and Sheei
Iron Ware made to order, IL good style, on
short notice
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COILNS SMITH,

DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Qneeusware, Cutlery, and all
Goods usually found in acounAEy q Stere.-
Coudersport, Nov 27, 1861.
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" Come here, ny dear, 1 want to ask
you al about your sister. Now tell me
truly, has she GOT beau 7"
'No, It's the jauders she's gto; the doc
tor says So"
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A Eonan who was imprisoned for ia
dulgiDg in plurality of husbands, CON-
planned that she had been severely dealt
with for an offence which carries It's own
punishment with it.
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q 7 ELLISON,

PRACTICNG PHYSICIAN, CoudersPert, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens Of the VII
lage and vicinity that be viii pr6mFly re-
.poud to ali calls for professional services
Office on Main ST., in building formerly oc-
cupied bv C. " Ellis, Esq.
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John s. MANN,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR IT LAW,
Coudersport, Pa, viii attend the several
Courts in Potter and N'Kean Courties. All
business entrusted in his care viii receive
prompt attention Office eerrez of West
md Third streets
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E " KNOX.

ATTORNEY AT Law, Couderspert. Pa, viii
regularly attend the Courts N Peter ana
the adjoining Counties.
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ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, C9udersport, Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted to him, with
care and promptness. Office on Second 81:
near the Allegheny Bridge.
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q. : 4 r. 4. JONES,

DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PA3ATS
Oils, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Good,,
Groceries. &c. Main ST, Coudersport, Pa.
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B Z. OLMSTED.

DEALER X Dry G00BS, READE-NADE
Clothing, Creckery Groceries, &C., Main St.,
CouderSpoTt, Pa.
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MILLER s. McALARNEY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

A GENTS for the Collection OF CLAN S
A against the United States and State Gov
erpmepts. such as Pension, Bounty, Arrears
of Paw &c. Address Box 90, Harrisburg, "a.
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ARTHTR G. OLMSTED.

ATTORNEY l. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
eCoudersport, Pa, will attend TO all business
tatrusted to his care, with prcHptnes and
sie,ity. Office on Soth-west corner OF Nam
Enr1rth straetE-
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No one is always fool every one
sometimes.
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Never advise a msn to 20 10 the Ea-s
or to marry.
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ACHIEVEMENTS inserted at the following

Administrators er Executor Notice, W
Business Cards, 8 lines or less, per year W
Special and Editorial Notices, per line, ~
+x#All transient advertisements must De
oaid in advance, and no notice viii be taken
of advertisements from a distance, unless they
are accompanied by the money or satisfactory
reference.
=. *Blanks, and Job Work Of all kinds, at
tended to promptly and faithfully.
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VOLUME XVI NUMBER "a.
THE
POTTER JOURNAL
PUBLISHED BY
M. w. McAIarney, Proprietor
Sl.5O Pr YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

#x#Devoted to the cause of Republicanism,
the Interests of Agriculture, the advancement
Of Education, and the best good OF Potter
county. Owning no guide except that OF
Principle, it viii endeaver to aid in the work
Of more fully Freedomizing our Country.
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Don Qruiiana

0euport. Suli. Die Rebetlen
iino bel pcrt 6uolon febr tbdti9 uno
ueriu6ten iib bel Suniel Stno uno Sort
4oams am Miffifiippi feitsuieben.
Sen. @illiams bat oae Commando al
Ter farbiaen Gruppen i'm oIf:Oeparte:
ment, 35 Reeimenter, erbalten, nit Dem
6auptquartier 5u sort 0uofon.
Der Rebellen @eneral Saplor 9ino
am 5. SUM iibsr ben Qtbafala9a, Elm
SreHen fcl9te, iiber oas man ieoc6 ni6te
gpGberes rpeib.
Das 10. Qrmeetorps laeerte ju Mor;
eanjia, bate ieoC6 WarfbOroer pon
9snerol Sonbp. pobin rpubte man ni6t.
Die @ueri(las erbeuteten tiirjli6 nad)
@esnabme oes pOfbauiss cine Sra iie
RteiounesGdde Die psrbrannt peroen
folten, oa iie BON SIatterfranecn 9ttra'
Qetl lpareIl.
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81 9 Il orb 6 m:

Gm I bt'n Disraas untsIra rsr NGtb I'm
prem = 8sor In lstnn WUbuuns gu Cation Il
nsr 5n;tGdnfbst nit Der sr lfUn ibrr Elm Sab
b'baftet mar Srlns GslunUbst bate In lteter
Sit 70 m'rfIG atssnCmmsn, pab ltm 1OO nt6l
9InS unerpdrtet mar.
anrrrp s 8ssbsr ssbSrts ,u ben terprrra.
8enoiten Sursrn Gafons. Bon Natur NIT 10 :
ben NnIdsen bssabt. bate er iit bur& srnIire
Stuoium uno unrmiUliGs ausOautr Su einsnr Der
sriisn 8rGtesslsbrtrn brs Staatss tmpcrae
IGpunssn. ais anpalt mar sr fan In allen mid
ttssn 8s6tsf6llsn unierss @sriGtsbs,trfs bsttri.
ttst; uno sr tdtts cine tsicncsrs SorIistr fir bic
msbr wiiisnf6aftIi&sn Ssittn bes 3s6tswsIrns,
uno rsntss aopctatsn lsatsn Der Suprsms Court
srtinOliHrs uub tlarGs Sswstssranpr Dor ale sr.
gr mar In isinsm So. Sabre.
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Die Dpspeptifhen,

Die DulOunssn unb esibtn Der Dpsp.ptif&sn
fam nur burh Dtritnissn rsOiifirt tpsrpsn, wtl6s
70 unalidtt& 0nO, Son Oirfsr 8ranfbsit tshOfnt
gu isin, u1o ME pisls ldbsn fcrtwnbrenO bar
an 3-Darum lls btts 70 seOuIois tbun. III Ihwtr
,u iaSen. Go mag isin neil fis ibrr Die Ssas'
buna sinss sswtFsn StiImtttsIs
uupifsnb F1o. Ubu asasn bsn 9sbrdu6 elmer
patsnt Mspbin gcrurtbsiIs tssen, 5uft.
Dtutf6ts 9ttters bat Eau.
isnre Der t6sartiaam Sale BON DpspspFl se
tsiIt, uno i'osn Sla tOmmsn nsue NImsn Die
Don isinsr NdsIiffsit Rs6sniaaft ssbsn. Ma&t
nit Dem Siitsrs einsn 8srIuh.
3u batsn bel Orcsuitsn unO Stubrbaltrn al.
lentbalbrn 3u rs @ents bic 8la16t.
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wurSs ssuts frat untaaaI GUdsssstas uUn ben

ivurbs tsuts frab untsTbaIb GpdsYsSias uun ben
Rebsusn unttrbro@en.
Die RssIsruns In 0af&instcn IN 70 bur&.
brunssn DCn Der Electromagnetic, bub fofort ct.
tpds asf&stsn mdfIs. bab is tsuts frdb mid per
Sslssrast autUriF bot, Nunni&ufttn In Com.
pdsntsn dnSunstmsa uno sIn;ur uFsrn, nae Fs
mir nod ssitrn psrtmturf@ abfGlua.
Gs III msine pfitGt. gud ON bic S6otlahe iu
srtnnrn. bub gur SattrIanb Cure fCfurtietn
Gisnfs perlanat, uno ba6 bte Si&erbeit Gurss
ednbeS uno Gurer Nn@barn In Marulanb Dor,
Gurer StrsItrptlisfrit obtGnatn mag.
@rtnnsrt Gu&. ba6 Dtr 9ttsiruns freffsbt.
WaTnf6aftn snrcuirtn gu ldRsu. unO cub ss
eurs pfl4t tf. allen iHrsn aufSsbOtsn 5UIBt Su
ldftn.
Sc wi,be cine SGanbs Irin, psnn Str bic
Seit psTlirren poatet nit @inpsntunstn aeasn
pie 6Crm Uptr @iRjfIbtitsn Dee Nufrlfs, oper su
la9sn, eaB Sbr asbtn rlrbst. psnn Sbr In elmer
anoern Atilt anfSsfOront no ben pGrst. gRtr
eIntn 8orwano btau6t. um 3u 5auIs su bltitsn,
mag btss tbun. absr Ssosr, Der feline Smulpietett
iu tbun bsnbf4tist, ptrO IcIGt ausTi&tr BON
GtG psiIsn.
erbt paber atts ben tSspilesn Girfliilerun.
gen Gin taubrs DIR. m5ssn fs tCmmsn, Cbsr
lie pollsn. gBrbst Feline SsrrGttr en- @ursm
eanes. 8cmmt btrttt gu lsinsm S&ub slri6
brauen NfGnnrn.
Die 8.t.Gsuma&t fam I.i6t asItluasn une
,urfdsstrisbtn psrOsu, Usnn Sbr Sur, S& lpts.
fdt tbut. uno Id butte 8cit. Sud ,u Crlsuhtsn,
Oamtt pie gbu pss Stuats trbdItm wsrrs
q @ CURTIN.
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BON Ben SuntEr's Nrmre.

barlesto @eit Siro, |.
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