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Brigham Young.

/ sought out our entertainer, Brigham
Young, to thank him for the fattering
exception made in our Gentle favor.
He was standing in the dress-cirole of
the theatre, looking down ON the dancers
with an air of. mingled hearty kindness
and feudal ownership. / could excuse
the latter, for Utah belongs to him of
right. He may justly say Of it, "Is not
this great Babylon which have built 2
His sole executive tact and personal fas-
cination are the key stone of the entire
arch of Mormon society. While be re-
mains, eighty thousand (and increasingly
Of the most heterogeneous souls that
could be swept together from the by>ways
of Cristendom Will continue builded up
into a coherent nationability. The in
stant he crumbles, Mormondom and
Mormonism win fall to pieces at once,
irreparably. His individual magnetism,
bis executive tact his native benevolence,
are all immense regard him as Louis
Napoleon, Plus heart; but these ad-
vantages would avail him with the dead
in-earnest fanatics who rule Utah under
him, and the entirely purSuaded fanatics
whom they rule, were not bis qualities
all co>ordnated in this one,--absolute
sincerity Of belief and. motive. Brig
ham Young is the farthest remove on
earth from hypocrite he is that grand,
yet awful sight in human nature, man
who has brought the loftiest Christian
self-devotion to the altar of the Devil,
who is ready 10 suffer crucifxion for
Barabbas, supposing him Christ. Be
sure, that, we're he hypocrite, the Union
would have nothing TO fear from Utah.
When he dies, at least four hostile fac
tions, which find their only common
ground in deifcation of his person, will
snatch his mantle at opposite corners.
Then will come such rending as the
world has not seen since Macedonian gen
erals fought over the coffin of Alexan-
der, and then Mormonism will 60 out
of Geography into the History of Popu-
lar Delusions. There is not single
chief, apostle, or bishop, except Brigham,
who possesses any catholicity of infu-
encc. found this tacitly acknowledged
in every quarter. The people I'm
like citizens of beleagured town, who
know they have but definite amour. Of
bread, yet have made up their minds to
act while it lasts as if there were no
such thing as starvation. The greatest
comfort you can afford Mormon is to
tell him how young Brigham looks; for
t h e quick, unconscious sequence is,
Then Brigham may last out my time"
Those who who think at all have no
conjecture Of any Mormon future beyond
him, and l know that many Mormons
(Heber Kimball included would gladly
die o-day rather than survive him and
encounter that dgment day and
final perdition of their faith that must
dawn on his new made grave.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-06-10
IRAsBURGH. VERMONT FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1864.

spear How beautiful! What proper
ton Of the seed sown had sprouted /
could not know. Why was it so long in
sprouting and showing itself? / could
not tell. Would it always be thus with
the white clover seed? l could not tell,
But my bee-yard is now beautiful. And
a great lesson l learned from it.
When have spent wakeful and wea-
ry hours, and many Of them, too, in pre-
pairing to speak to the great congregation
on the mighlier themes, and it seems to
make no pression-and when / do this
week after week and month after month,
| sometimes feel much discouraged. But
single visit to my bee-yard, and single
recollection of the quantity Of seed sown,
and Of the long, long time it was in
sprouting-gives me hope and courage.
Who knows what may come of it yet?.
] sometimes 60 out-nay often 60 out
and preach in the outer corners, and dis
tricts to our town-as the people gather
in school houses. l go from week to
week, and thro' years, and ] see no fruits,
no conversions to God. | mourn over it,
but / think how have sown the seed,
and then 1 think of the bee-yard.
Sometimes a christian mother speaks
to me of her chidren-how she tries to
teach them and ill their minds with BIZ
BILE truths,-and does this from week to
week through years, and she sees no
results. tell her the story of my bee
yard, and encourage her to persevere.
The seed will not perish tho it may be
long in growing.
Sometimes l watch that faithful Sab
bath-school teacher. She has had that
same class for eight years-ever since
they were five years old. She has been
sowing the seed and praying for bless
ing on it all this time. But nothing that
is green yet appears. 1t seems like
sowing on the sand. But | cheer her
and bid her think Of my bee.yard
Wearied pastor! with heart often
aching because thou seest no return from
the seed sown--
Faithful missionary of t he cross
sowing upon the bare sands, year after
year,-and nothing ike verdure yet seen
Praying parent instructing the little
ones and longing to see what thou canst
not see,-their conversion to Christ
Patient teacher! sowing and toiling
and apparently in vain
Courage! courage all!-for in due
time you shall reap if you faint not
Remember the sandy bee,yard.
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CEMENT FOR RooMs.-A recent IN
vention by NJ. Sorel of Paris, is de-
scribed to consist in the discovery Of
a property possessed by oxychloride
of zinc, which renders it superior to
the plaster of Paris for coating the
walls ofrooms. 1t is applied in the
following manner: A coat Of oxide
Of zinc mixed with size, made up, like
a wash, is first laid on the wall cell
ing, or wainscot, and over that coat
of chloride of zinc applied, being pre-
pared in the same way as the first
wash. The oxide and chloride effect
ah immediate combination, and form
a kind of cement, smooth and polish,
ed as glass, and possessing the ad-
vantages Of oil paint, without its dis
advantages of smell.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-06-10

Aman thanksyou the less for pres
ents, the more inclined he is to give
presents of his own; the benefcent
is rarely a grateful person.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26
Idi,s ClOahs,
Hoop skirts,

otsb' moss approved shape and .iyl".
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SCHOOL IARMONIUM,

with OF without III Harmonic Attachment and
Manual Sub Bass Ibis Instrument has na
equal Of its size for power and efficiency and
Is reaily the most desirable Cor Sabbath Schools
Churches. Lecture Rooms, Nesfres, Public
Halls, &c.. that cau be obtained. as tie low
price al which it's sold brings i within the
means Of tie most limited, and supplies place
which Il has long been felt no instrument was
peculiarly adapted lgs size, eompactness
power and beauty n tone, neat8ess and sim
picity ofconstruoii0n and ease Of management
viii az once recommend it TO every one as be.
iue ala that il claimed fer il.
Q Eyery Testament warranted
p A " o s
From tie best Manufacturers, new and second
hard foy sale, und 70 reut on The most Yeasona
ble terms
~ Address,
81 EsTKY, Battleboro, Vt.
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HELmBoLD's
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

C0NPDN NpFLttnINTRACE HUCnG
Positive an8 sfe Remedy o. scatet
f 8#d3el hl4ns5s Gmfs ass 0sisHs#
sHria0gv
Tbs rsfHe rfa hs Es7 ~ aees
~ hY which thH WHaf dF#
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26
TfRMs ANn VACATIONS.

As1u yaf aeabs Fa1 And Winter
Tefm w aeee @ Thursday, October
III $3.50 castaae "a at @ptaT vacation
tee Roeks atHs afH sHnmef Term Eli
eammeaua iaafs4Y Narah l6,h. aai eaD-
isa8s i Weake fas shapld caumence Hi
tie ogeelog ~ t.iah bni l NJ received
AZ suf time, sa8 fHaF fioo fsTe q eutralce.
fnh pupi HH layaish Be qnn fable aad toi.-
e. ual kiFs
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SECRET DISEASE

LIIIIe Or 20 oH0ngo % 0IeI. 10 Me0HFIHtWVe
And ~ klpmWe
1t causes frequent desir and give strength
TO urnd,e, thereby removing obst uction. pre-
venting and curing structures Of the lretlro
aIayine pain and inflammation, 30 frequent ~
the class Of diseases aud cXpellug al Poison
Gus DISEASED and ,00fHoa .Hittr.
fuogsANDs UPON THOUSANDS VINO HANh
BEEN rHE VICTIMS on QUAtSs, and whohayt
N henry fte TO be curediaa short tin 2, have
found they were deceived, and that the poEs
oN" has, by the use Of POWERFUL As uNC'
ENrs, been dried up b be ystem, 70 reak
out in an aggravated form, and perhps ~
.N1rriaqe.
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F0f baafd. n0a wlng ffel. md NFhtA,
slse peg year. ta8 pDe ecenf sing ore room
81 s1a9 per ypaf ont pupil occupying ore
fna0 if&he attendance one tenn er inss
ths eh afga wiN Sc si i4s same raie q above.
one-bsN b b. Fa.a ai TIE commencement If
the term baisaef middle oi iaria.
\ IA Distinction NiIl he INSIDE pr worthy
iadgeas students loi Further pad. ulars ad.
dress toe Principal.
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Brandies, Gins and Wines,
Also, Jobbcr in all kinds Of DomtSIit
Liquors,

HAVING hciliiie. equal il not superior TO
A. any ather Iaise lof obtaining my Goods
Disot under Custom House sea ! most re
specfiullsspall the attention Of the County
C0mr ssieney also tuwn Agents and dealers
generally, 20 examine my goods before purchs
Ing an Goods Warranted 0srepfscntfd, or ne
Safe Ny stgcb consists III part as Follows
0brd. pupey & Co, ], & + Marriott, Jules
Robin s. Co. N Barrimfion x Co, United Pro-
prelors, pelles0inie x aien-lle Biandies, Mu
iers swan, De kupper's London Excise, 81.
Nicholas, Excelsior aud Gitron True GINS, 81.
Croix, Janiaica and Antique Runs, London,
Hungarian and Burgundy Pert Wines, Sweet
aud Dry South Side MADEIRA, Pale and Brown
Sherry Wines KBnmcumane nnd LonR@orths
Ohio Wines Champagne and Clarei, " various
brands. OLD BOURBON. Nonongaheln, Old
Rive and Wheat Whistles, of the very finest
quality. Also, Mehans Irish Malt Whiskey.
All Of which are offered at the lowest market
prices.
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-Four Hundred and Two Dollars
. nt 80 !. ToLloNs. W.

Upon being mustered nto serve De wjll
be PAID enc months pav Ia advance, SIS A8
First iastal'meut j RouHty, Is 90
Premium, co
ioa4 payment 5n mnstcf, Ssa oo
A. the arsi regular pas day, or ,two
moths aiief musier Is, $40 90
Al the tFsi regular PAS day AFTER six
maaihs service, co 90
At The 6Fsf feFuar paY aay after ihe end
81 De first years eggt3ce. 60 90
Attic hrsi reealaf pay day after ghieen
utqaths egNes, CO 60
A. 'he anl seeuiAg aag dag aaer two
wears service. 90 GO
~ the flHst Ngaisr pag day a1rr tws
aad a aali gearg efe'ee, % CD
Atthe eXeirt8aa 81 tafes eat's service.
az remainder q ss hagair viA be
paid, rs 90
Ana each eplsisl iaaa ii be entitled Is tae
STATE pay # s. pr a,s, aaA Z $ pay 81
els gee naIth
u the government s5iail Ha. rcauFe these
sfo9ps 90 iae faA Fesa 81 tRsee feafs, aaa
they sAa3i BE- masicfe5 8aamaslY ces q ssg
wee before the eagss a ~ .hg.g efm d et3-
bs1mani, ihey still Isf6yl. ea6a brtne nous
tered oat, zee HAalcaa5asni q aaaHif FuaiH
las Hpssa, she ane A. il tae issl tefn he3 been
sagFea.
TIE Hay ard subsistence q ;he man via
commence from thr aaY ef tie ealssaa Hi.--
The tienerai ReefntlNe fliee aF Bennington
Cana'F Is established ihe
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nELMno1p-s NNrRAcr nIemr.


FNr Nk0gssea srf# tfa1l gkcfssss, Htith
81 bts ,9n cards n8iseffon q abuse. ~
tee le5 W.ih tAt ia..5slrg siaV'russ
ihiisnn AaH Cd k&en, lats q feNef
t8ss 81 Memory. p8lealty uf nnfh.tE,
Ncak Nerves. Trembling,
nQuaT 81 p.ssase, Makeiaaesf
nimue of AH6n FaH tile Back
tnivels l8ssi,u4e Eihr Na.eulf efien.
Hot ianis tasltHF ile kaiy,
DIS q lht Skis, EuF'lons 81 ibe are.
FaUd eapMcasfce,
These symptoms allowed % sc 90, which
ihis mea4eme s6yaaaoly removes. oon isilows
iapaarg lstait, ffltphc fis,
ln one pt Wie1 tbe pad eos may cXp.r.
Naa can say tlwt they ufe noi frequently fol-
loue5 81 those Dnlal Disease.
"kNS8NfTT IND C0Nst BPT50N"
Maay are aware % ihe gaassor their sudsring
run NeNI wiLG CuSfrss lnE ELc0EpA o. liuE
fNsANE. As1hpss.
An3 NeiHttol Da&s 81 Casampioa bear
ample witness % the truth d. toe assertion.
lbe Constellation once eftftd 'efh OraaHie
Ueskafss requires the aid of medicine o.
strengthen asa nyig0mte The system,
Hhjt hElNBoi.D's EXTRACT buaiu Wrdl9a-
Oh does. trial win convince Tie
most skep'ieal.
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VETERAN SOLDIERS
OF THR dRGlN noUNrAiN STATE.

IU Rsris II Ig Volunteer laaal1
ar aulhar.zsd e be raised Ia thls Stie, ana
tae q tsHar pf Vermont csis 9n Benuingtnu
County ar Die ia'i Company p be raised as
speedily 81 consistent
All abie-boilea meg helwaea The aeas cf Is
and IS, mio laye heretofore 5eeu enlisted. aud
have served nol ess ihas niae months who
produce 50 aoneab.c discharge igom the ser
vice, 81 the usaaltarM. and esq pass tue exam.
inaiion eqnred ~ TIE mastering regulations
Of the Nailed sfafes, may be enlisted under
thss 0rdes o. Veteran Aa'agleers
Every Volunteer enlisted ara mustered into
the service as fc'ema under ths order wiIl
he entitled q receive laom the Uuitei States
ore month fae ia advance, and "a bouaty aud
premium %
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JOURNAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE
PERFECT MELODEON
Hua Patent Harmonic .4iachmeat, Bass
Damper ana Manual SUB Bass.

The world wide renown these Meodeons
have obtaned within the last few years Is a
sure evidence o. their superiority over all oib-
efs. We are n0B manufacturing some thirty
different kinds 81 these Instruments, and have
recently added to our former large variety, tie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26
DkcLIYE OR cHlNGE or LIFE.

T,tkc M more Baisam, Mercury, mn easgnt
Medicines for unpleasant and dqHSf4tus diseases.
uELMBoLp's EXTRACT Bucuu ANp iMPRoSEp
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Merchants wishing lor biil-heads .nill do well
% giye us Their orders as can furnish them
with the best quality for less money than they
can esi them az any other oilice in tie State O
ytmoa;.
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Heroes or Gettysburg
A L I L n Il | 0 n /!

FATHER ABRAHAM tells is Ne bas few
more Rebel. "doau Ia Dixie whoueea prompt
atteuiaa lf0lu ihs
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Prints

T a great variety efs'y'cs. from the best maui
nelaries lrem IA 90 28cene.
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DIR. R. BUTTON
111nD DENTIST.
One anl Resiisase a fAc7osrPoiNT.

Ilr 3. mas he laand ~ his Office Saturdays
ana Mmdafs EaesdsYs st West nonst
NednesGas aGd Thursdays 4, Gfanayllie Cor
aegs, fFid4fs 81 Fawirt.
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FOErrFogR FIGsT PREMIUMS IL iss


A. follows at me Fair he'da Tie United States
ia 1905.
New York state Fair.
Fist Premium for Family Machine.
FIRST Premium tor Double Thread Machine,
lnt Premium Cor Machine Work,
Indiana STATE Fair.
Frsi Premium Cor Machine for 30 purposes.
FIRST Premium for Machine Work.
Vermont state Fnir.
4 First Premium ior Family Machine.
FIRST Premium ior Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium Or Machine Work.
Illinois state Fair.
FINS, Premium for Machine for al purposes
4 First Premium Tor Machine Work
Iowa State Fairs
First Premium for Family aachlne.
| First Premium for Manufacturing Machine
/ First Premium fcr Machine Work.
Kentucky State Fair.
First Premium Cor Machine for MI PURPOSES.
/ First Premium for Machine Work.
! Michigan state Fair.
inst Premium for Family Machine.
4 First Premium for Manufacturing Machine
First Premium for Machine Work.
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Use fELNRorD's XrHAcf BccHu fora af-
foctions and diseases OF the URINARY OEGaNs,
whether existing % MALE or FEMALE from
Whatever cause originating aHd no matter Of
now 0NG ST1ADiN6
Diseases 81 these organs requires the aid 81 a
DUnEFIc, HELMBoLp's EXTRACT Eucnu rs
nuE GREAT DfuEETIC, and il certain 70 have
the desired effect in all Diseases t@' wkith Il is
Recommended
Evidence ofthe most reliable ard r"p3usi-
bic character win accompany the med me.
P,ice 81 90 per bottle, OF siorx f@j00.
Delivered to any address, secure y pack IL al
observation.
Describe Symptoms a.aR Communications
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis !
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Town stnie Fairs
Kentucky state rair.
Michigan state rair.

I USt Premium for Family Machine
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine
First Premium for Machine Work.
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A. follows At The Fair he'dia Tie United States
ia 1885,
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ME- RCHANT TAILOR +!
~. cLoNgY.

Waaf1 tasnaeifaiiv infern BE- mAny Fstfcas
- a. rNhie eearfalif fa.si - hss lafaiy fs
tsrasa foes malkeg wa ara, aad splsn1d,
slsafsHlfat 81
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Farm for NaIe YER, cheap.

CtrrArED ae.r thc Osef1 d-pf. o. COS
= u.as sa-e fiahfF arrrs n pr.a- 10 d. iac iai-
81. ? arrrs af e.s.i ssi u.ah-f. o. 81 es' ialsi-l
49, - " el Poe f.a.-f CO.. 10 rli ol, col ilsll
20 fs 30 r.Ias 81 aa.I ihsf raa d. si.sre irarl
q. D. OIL unsIe tarefssI ltai aal af essf rutt-
ssf..n u eco go L. aa.t 30 800. a. rsri Il
90 aarrhs-r m.rr, af ra .naftraEs. 10. fh
lisr. u ..l.s saI SEA-. co ID ~ sifh fhs fsra
81 trs.rri. IT, aeufI stsles to a. to go. ed
10 tisr1srf FL sr at ance af gresi tafgaiH fa e
fe..is rulrhfsrs.
In.,1,r- 81 oacr oi wv. r. GOODNOw
Narsar. DE %. u@s1
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lrr hYrrusV ILc Ea-. CO .4r
s.t.rer. t.ai &C. rssulrr H1hem.an wsall
brsas ar llr.nc ile present severe Storm
BE- bs.a- rapid, realized A. aoon y-.,er-
dtt lrr uasts came CO. vht.h broke rr
the lex and ,alusai- cargo u b...-
scattered ia every direction
llrec loales have tccn recovered. bat
iisf or, .' far l.'f-arei ty 1r-anrost -
al tlat .t ~ll ts impossible, o. ideatt
ta,a. Ils nll.. treriy seven bod.e, ,a
ell. fiatiatc tesa recovered
rPrsss. as,lsy.
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iiosrrl rrn = tELEnHNrFp STOMACH
BURNS . one ~ tbs greatest .trcncthen.
ing Preparations cNanf. Ia . cspscia ~
adapted o. tboss Who arr Affected uiih The
tcssr and Agu~. or any other discssc arts
nC from q disorler,l cond ition Of the
digestive organs. lor tie Fever and Agss
thcrr - perhaps ro nsdicinc i1 The worli
c1aal 80 %. a. enters. pu-iscs AL rcplcn-
ishcs The blood. With = 80 Important o.
tun. Nl-oui q h-althv actioa in diseases q
this nafurc. Ihc Biiicrs are no~ among
thc mosf popular. AL az tie sane time.
valuable spcvIGrs in the medical ~orid u
Recommending q 90 tn pablic. 80 arr fslis
conscious VI doiag them = great scrsicr.
kno~ing ~ 10. their gNnv excellent
qualities. and sure and sIcads action iu an
Eases where tie disease j. caased bv irrr-u.
iarity 81 tie digestive organs. 4 trial vii
suihcs ior iAc most sksptical. ss- Sc,
1,fr~rfts~ufrIif
For sAie b. Drasg i,i- and dealers gen
eraiY. ever, -herc.
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DIED

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get %
u bsth-i. . - o.. At--rn-,hy. So ~ St-,h,s
ia. as-.i u.
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-
Jana-s Wssten frss. oa.y 80 e Z.tnaA 80
Nh So fray. dief rn i.aveH. - Fab. sr-si
- ~ frop-s W 49, souag a.an A.gai, 60
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Farm For Sale Very Cheap.

II wESr ~rONEHtM. ~,sar.ri.iar fo-s -
II to - srrs of haf. - oi rhaeh .re seH ear-
cred glft ffs.ar -.aiaas saai aretard f.tsnfv
ri ssns anf s.s1.aas of arTer tl,a1g safer calu-
ssrtalic sa roueerienf isaIl.ia1s. fnI 80 ni~aa.
saiis tc-tsi. Va oi ne paTrh. 10 a.oaey esa
r-r.sia ou n1au1age. 1880 ci EueaH Ne
AEtffrsa on fhr rreralaes
w. 2. GOOuNOW. Sor~sv.
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Portland and New York
SEMI.wEEKLY LINE

ut 81 niil ED ftsf ~t,saast .- 0flT~A
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tfafr h.an.f " harf. inr'.tal ..ssfr ~ -.I...s-
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ia. a..lnl rfr sar --tIr Es...r.
t.-s.s s.rasf.Isl Il. f..- I.ae fs ED irara Me-
ife.ti. Na.ts-. Bee. A. .sfa. tssfTa-t uaI ~.
lie.
-hlrr-rs nrr rs..rslr.. fn srHf fleir frftshf e.,
80 s,rsa--r sarIy as O ". CO. ne ls, ia.i
ft-f raae foffiarf
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bEpu So EroN.urtL lr-DDurs. "Ica-
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O. rtcl couf1cndaiian
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tlat iroulie .u ny Throat (f8r uhilh lie
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mere uh.sror n VIM.