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which thousand of lives were sacrificed
and the final victory was delayed for
many weary months. 1t Is now settled
that Gen. Grant adopted the overland
route to Richmond from Washington from
necessity and not of choice, and indeed it
does not appear tn 1t any military man
whose opinion is entitled to respect, with
the exception of Gen. IIalleck, ever
doubted that the James river was the
true way 10 Richmond. Those who
were most strenuous for the land route
were political ms, not soldiers. We shall
doubtless find, ns tue history of the war
gets calmly and honestly written, not
few popular fuILicies ioppled over and
scattered.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-12-27

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LIQUOR PROSECUTIONS. - Mr. Caleb
Gushing, counsel for the ASSOCIATED
Liquor Sellers" in Massachusetts, has dis
covered II law OF Congress, passed in 1888
which provides that in amy case which
involves the revenue laws, or in which
their authority is concerned, the L. 5.
courts may or shall issue their mamlam-
us. take the case ont OF the State cou:gs,
and try it themselves. AS the United
States are how collecting revenues by
taxes on liquor selling these cases under
the prohibitory law are held to involve
questions of revenue, and therefore at the
instance of the liquor dealers lawyers,
the United States court for Massachusetts
has ordered all such cases to be stopped
in the State courts, and sent up TO itself
for further action The Springfield Re
publican well remarks that "the cause of
good morals requires it to be known as
soon as possible what state rights are as
TO the sale Of liquor how those which
have been conceded TO the states hereto
fore, are affected by our new system of
national taxation. All good citizens must
lament and deplore the new invitation to
license that the present interruption TO
state prosecutions will give to the grog-
shops; and with them we can only hope
that out of the issue of the complication
will come clearer exposition of the con-
stitutional law on the subject and more
practicable modes of fighting the evil, that
the in discriminate and irresponsible sale
OF ardent opIr'lS SPREADS u any community
than any we have yet had
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physician and lecturer, announced tie
same doctrine. In view of the possible
spread OF the cholera to this continent it
would be well for our own medical men
and sanitary officers to investigate the
relative efficacy of the two systems in the
treatment of this terrible disease. -Nsu
York Herald.
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S1 EOO PER YEAR! We want

NOTlCE-Came into the enclosure of
~ the Subscriber, on the LIST of December a
red heifer-calf, star in the forehead with white
tail and white hind legs. The Owner Is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take her away.
L. J. WRIGHT
weybridge, Dec. l2th 1865. ss:3w
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waa ~ agsRuNssaLE EUM Tmx
MAN.

W - ~
We aasass, chm fsapsablloan pasAy.-.
The Republican party might have pre-.
vented the present devastating civil var
II aighs havs saved the IlEesyof shsus.
ssasaa efeha beat ruan Of the kasioa, AID
thousands tf millions OF the peoples
,aouey. Rot proof Of what we say, read
the following from ths speech Of SrxraEs
A. DogGLAs, delivered in the United States
Senate, January Sd, 1861, uroa the con!
promise measures then peLIing bsfore
the Ssnate:
s'l believe this to be fair basis OF
amicabls adjustment. If you OF the Re-
publiean side ara aaa ~iEliug to aeeept
this, mar sha proposltion Of the Senator
froIa kenEacky, lMr. Crittsnden, pray
tell Us ShGi so1 are soititRa TO DO!
sci ADDRESS rug ISeriRY 10 REPUBLICANS
oxLY. FoR rHE RgAsoN rBATis TUE Cox
MITES or TmIRr&sx, A Rgw DArs AGO,
xvKaF axaBgR gRoa rag SUgTa, sscLeDIsa
rHpSx TsaA THK CnrToS SrArEs. fMKssRs-
TaoxBs ASD OAyassl ExPsEssKD TaKiR
READINESS TO ACCEPT rHg PRoPosIrioN OF
nr VENERABLE sRIKxp Fsos kxSrUcEY,
(MK. UarvrKSBgSsl As VINAL skrrLEAENr
OF raE c1NTRnv eaSv, In IS~ sspED AND sUs-
rAISxD nv rHE Rare cELIeAS MEMBERS.
"IIESEE TIE Su4E RESPONSE
BlItTY UF OUR DISAGREEMENT.
AMI rfIE 0SLY D.FPiGUI1Y IN
TIE WAY OF An AMlUABi.E Alb
JUsTMEST, Is WITH TUE REPUB-
LICAS PAR1 Y.'a
Tlsre IL 10 proved that the Republican
party is responsible, for the war that il
is responsible, for every dollar NJ nation
al and state Indebtedness incurred on 49,
| count Of the war that it is responsible,
for she high taxes that have been imposed
upon the people, oa account Of the var
that it is responsible, for the distress and
financial ruin, which now exists in every
part of the country-that iss ia response.
BILE, for every life lost in the war,-that
it ia responsible for, and should receive
1he earsea Of every wife made widow,
and of every child made an orphan, BY the
var. In short that it wiil be responsible
for the dissolution Of the Union, should
that n.on be dissolved.
| Shall such a party be continued In
poser, or will lhs people change lheir
rulers? Let the Btilot-box at the next
election rro :laim the answer.
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e-ts il suggested that there ID asis.

T~lt ia suggested that there 10 gsiks
ne ,nuy3a selnshaess as faAatieism In bAs
Opposition Of sew Eagiaad 10 the spsedN
re anian 81 the States. Thecoston iorS1
are aurrahsnsiye that the vesss OF toe
Sqnthesn aseubers may giEs shs &azi4
police Of the eoantgy sach a dasectSaa
that ghsy xfli be obliged to reduce their
BricaH 10 eSnae reasoaabis standard. Be
sgns as they can keep the Southesa szsesa-
bern ont, sb%y hnps 70 get tsO % thE@s
ssiees for taeir goods. on aceoaut OF tAsas
sxelnsivs eonsrol Of the politics ana ~
markets Of the counsry,
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sriCk THIS IN YOUR HAT AND KEEP
IrTuERE!

=
IrTHERE:
Ths following confession was made by
the uoa. Mr. Dawes, Republican mem
Der of Congress from Massachusetts,, on
the 2ish Of April, in which be exposed
shs eorruptness Of Lineoln's administra-
tion:
"TiIE GENTLEMEN MUST REAIEM-
Der THAT IN THE FIRST YEAR OF
4 REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER UPON
PROFESSIONS OF REFORM AND RE-
rRENCuMENT, THERE is INDCBiTA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN TIE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY AASPLUS-
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE YEAR
rs MUCH As TIE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES OF TIE GOV
ERNMENT DURING TIE ADMINS
rRATIUN WHICH TIE PEOPLE
HURLED FROM POWER BECAUSE
OF IT'S CORRUPTION"
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gTbe most aisnrf display In tha
Lain line whseh ws bare seen lately, was
the aprarent atfeDpt OF a clergyman. lg
. prayer 81 recent celebration, 20 make
The dead Ianguage inteifigihle tn n-the Al,
mighty. He sai3. "Ws thank Tkes, @,
Lord, that thess, onr frieada, wess thas
permitted TO die in battle for dtslcs 4 ydsep
{prs~s ~$s pro g~t-s ~-~e~S hiah ~ @@sss
that Ii ig swees and honorable to die fra
aneie country" Is 10 very evident shas
lhs reYsEemi gsnslemaa addressed ahas
prayer to bis audience ratAer than 10 Ais
Maker. I Fs|
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0UyE1 aoR sIgTCNER OR Mas&oE AZ
ON THE HALLnT-N0 = i


Fletcher has been delivering Aessags
10 the Legislature in thai Stats in NhieA
ha has to say:
't0a the parisg al Tbs balIss1bsx DE-
psEds tho security Of the dearest Eigaas
OF the citisan.0 i h<
This In 10 6ns q speeimen os aeahssa
reRned. sabfimassd iagudsUcs az ws Aass
sser knswn to smaaass from aay 8osssst
or sFs%fcher's privilege 20 speak ss aM
- ths Executive of aiisssari, was s@a~
frrred. only snd aolely, By ths msoss
shameful denial sf fresdem ef the, haIlua,
Never, in ths bistoFy Of aay pesplss xss
there such outrageous wTongs practices
as deferred msR franz voting thaiF prinss~
plea In the elessioa, se-ealled, whseh
nlac@d Flesrher II the Execafiss CHAIR o2
Missapri. Bayossts voted on that gseaaR
srabla dav, NOT she freeaspa al Missouzi.
Aud ret this isdoraer of The naw COASTS
suiion. better knsKa az Aissouri's AssezR
iuation, this military antocFat, wAaas
narsy permits bat ona parts TO wo&a In
Missouri. talks To 40 iHxultsd and oa1s~
ragged people about stthe purity of tAa
ballot ba x."-~f Omaha Daily Herald, y
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CARrxxr CHANcEs.--A correspang geut III

CARrEET CHANGEs,--A 4 coFrespan, ,ent pI
The PhiiadelphiA Sunday MsfFaFs sayk:
sRumors are rife, and Sc balseraI ItheFu
to be true, of changes soon 10 aeeuy 10
the Cabinet of President Johhsasa. The
names Of distinguished stassssSsa are
mentioned, a. probable to eseggy sAsse
high positions, bat with whas eerta3nty
time alone will develop. EFdafaera u.
mobgst ahosa when report .flass fsmly
uet q 10 the Hon. Thomas b. Fsersues. ps
Pennsylvania, who 30 long, 10 aerspsAbIy,
and 30 faithfully Represented sbs vital
and material interests Of the CITY Of phil
adelphia in tka Congress sg aEls 0aiaaal
States. Ii 10 saia and bellssaa that Mr.
Florence has been invited % ssceps The
position of Secretary Oh the Navy ln the
Cabfapt sf PEesidens Jahnsou. The
nansAs nf Hon. Janss Hugkess OF Iksaiaaa;
af The uou. ChHs. Maaon. Yaf Eowa; Of she
lion. w. Groesberk. Of 0Asa; Of Gov, B.
r. Perry, af South Iaroliha, as probable
ta occupv seats In The reeonssrnctSou 81
Pr. siasnt Johnsoai = C Cabinet 10 srssag dis
eusssds1
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81.
-
- T. peA -. 4. o1omips
mannHz siot II A4411esmss szE saTa
|sasglk sSSsif ss sEs sssStss 2sr sosgk
sa6eeass1 ~ Dkssfk ~ bssD b fosel4s
- yssF est1sk i66sF sysessl EAs
- thsuansd basske Mbe m1Bs
reoely yssT slmrsx And ssAjDet 1eEagT
- 8 zz loU1 -
req nader yans inaisiduaI ocntreI.
asIlfthsrtn yoH kase been a6castoaaed 10
4isscf their lahBT Nv yosss a~n mahaasay
Sow yea can anEam aud a. Gsaay By eco.
sFset. Thia brsnga shuus rslasions whieA
are new to both races, and brings them %
suddealy upoa saek. that beth yoa ard
the blacks knd Il difEcuIs 10 aceemmodnsa
vnarselvsa 20 sass mighsy caanas. The
hisek man ID dazsaeds IL nps insoxisaIsas
with ths visR oil fsesdosn thruss snddsa-
" upoa ham, whlls Ghs white man In meaa
or lasa oppressed with shs sheaghs ahAs
Tthss slemeas sa his wealth IL swep& sraza
hsm. This sxunsaas black msa has In toe
m&xg inssaaees Eallsa into Ehe deaaaiaa
thss ssaedoza aeaas sxempsioa fram msa.
ualfahor. and aha whiss Han disssasage&
by the inaselsnea, and Ia many sasss kha
insoiencs af the neggo, hss exkibitssi
syEpsams u aespondsacy sbsrdesing On
apatby.e sa
i The Riehaond Ensvsssv n revived W
Asssrs. Tyler. iss late psspsisloT, and
C,oiensn, ,.And has satisfactory In wAseh
ne edisefs say that the eaaas for seBSA
ihsy eoasen6ed ban gone aewu sovssss,
and sdssieg thai sssa cath 81 aslsgiamas
taken by oassesv~s, iB eomHson @4th eur
fellow ~eitiaeua, be- far different. sssHia.
easea than the sane saald haves bad bee
fers the uasestled questios oil sussesnaay
beswsea the States and ths Fedesal g3sv
esasasns bad been decided BY shs asbAxas
znsss Of var. Sow we aekaewleags a.
gegiance, flrss 10 the Usion; before va
heis obadipsses e. bs iirss 10 shs State
The sans hsne#sy and siaosyify whja&
maae the sons cf Firginia bear the aass-
g~rs of bastie and saiEer aueempiaiE ingas
she hasdships OF gcas years OF wsr. wal
make them faithful TO their cath ef sala
glance
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= |
= PkprsslFsor - - RI rrrsar !

Dir. Henry Ward Besehsf. Il wsuId
ssesa. ID hsvSng juss nuw d fHesa Interval.
The other day be actually ezpressea sen
tfnrnss os kindness towards tSs Sonth,
and eomplimented Gen. Lee, End en Fri
day last, In az address befofs the Asueri.
ssn Missionary Associations, ID BrsosIya
be sBtzaciased the startling Hroppslsicn
that ssyou can nc more eMansspaae men
by pFoclsmati0B, than you san eieeats
uaea hy . Trociamation.n Evidsusiy thss
II sanfamouns 10 denial that stsEassry
Il desd,u sud DIR. bseehsg iaibseornics
almost 10 bad az TIE Day Book. We
wonder cur neiEher Of the Espr 50. which
seems to he determined to hass ssslasery
dead, !" whether II 10 Or not, hss not re-
mimded Dir. Beecher tbat hs 10 getting he
| hind the age. Air. Beeeher also asds the
following remarkable admission. lie
said f
"Wben hear 90 rnHeh saii, ~ | nss
hfay saId. nf the saHsringa Of the blacks,
I eorfssa that sometimes FEEL that ~ III u
80 bad, I seish ting woaid net fffgii.Y
No erimiraI likes to bear of his crss a..
Ths small. stiIl voice II eonseaeuss Il ss-
sdensly speaking to Mr.. Beesher, and til
ling him :. Thea art The man. n and Mr.
Rerehsr desires 10 put away the ghsnahs
and drive II from his mind. HB hegses,
hnweser, in four gears. to get these pe-
aroes 40 stand up like whita m~a, and If
he dnes. he Il willing To sasei4ca stlhsss
quarters of Asas nos aiixwlv Bus sap~
pnse the poor deludsd ereskaYw aacsa6oas
he three quarters and does nes susesegi2
i've will be feel then7 Ard yna gtat liz
iass whas be will do. If be anal his 20 on.
Mr.. Bseehsv alsa dsrlaFes shnt nos 30
mach ~ 20 be fsarsd from sAs las mae.
sers 40 FROM athe poor whifse.p The Las-
ter treat ths negroes With shf atnast era.
sfty. We suggest, therpssse. HAT the
late masters he apnuinted "a EAs esmssol
of the Freedmsn's Bureau. ahi a1iawed
20 make it self-supDaEting iaEtltakisn.
T ct them have The control nf tie fabar OF
the ncgre@s uron condition ssss rhry shall
ant be charge Gpnn ths government.
In this wav We shall secure the services
OF men who understand tbs pegyo, and
save a vast deal Of human snFrrTng, and
relieve the country Of tremendous ex>
uenae. What aayH AiF. Bseeker 10 this
proposiiion2-- Day Book.
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ThA Fsniaa eongsass Meadass aa~
her adopting their new eonstiiatian, .elec=
ted Secretaries, and then proceeded 10 or
ganfzs y regular Fsnisn Bongressa "a
ksrth Enawiea. Cgaa Joha 0sMaasasY
sas asslarsas amid xessAssiasaie soaesFss
the naanimoas eheise cf sha eongsess faS
president 81 ths Fepiaa brothssh shsod.
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To The TRIAL annasi vraanos pa caAss
ia lae werld'is set OWN in recent aiEea-
lar as an average nf 6I2 600 900 peuaas,
Or abous 300 900 tons. Hais cf Eb5s is
prsdusea 10 Bsasil. Abeaa atty. sheaskaS
tuns aoEns ssosa Java and SHmalsas a.
600 tons frqm Ceyians 81 ,la0 sass fEopa
ST. Domingo. and the feaaiDdsg 8sosn .
varssfy Of sfAer .couasries, OF lslaHsSs ID
oE near tofxxa ssue+ a ss
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80 French chemist asserxsa fhas n
tea be .gr- md iika coHas. b@fare hos va.
ter is pat unsa -. lswial yseia asuasas We
asaeuns oe exhilsraliaa qualities. AaaE@
er writer says lhal, t.a . piece OF Bamp
sugar, the aizs OF y ,waTnut, Es pat into
fhd tfspot. sou Win nakk the tss snfuss
ID ae-hsgs The siane.s y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16

DIs 10 not generally kaown thHs catnt
4nan raw eostoa is one Of she beat and
aoss simple means Of preserving fEalt fog
long ~hiie, In America it is IA gener-
III use for keeping grapes fresh sll The
&inteF. The sasshea enpaovrA u a. FOL.
iaws: The baaches ara gvutly said se-
tween layer ef sostaa j. glasa os
earthenware jar, The jar ii shsa eofked
iown and the easks ifpr ED ID uasltsd roe
In. On eoarse "a u mach emrses 4a pre-
asrxs NJ pies and pe&ss. whhuA sesd esly
be laid etwrsa i've layers y posthn On
the psntry shelf or store roam. CFoeey.
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M msNT0 WAC SI&ssai& 20 A&RM DeAHn .
salsaer ia khs Fsdsral larmy, raceasiv aaass
dsred "a old aehtIenap sear The Natural
bridge, Virginia lie kfsaed the oIa nsaA
Nc fhs sfFinw, and tb@@s eoang - aAA
awsiline sear hy. nssrdssef his Wife,
Haviag plHslssed the heuse, be sss ara 4s
i, burniag, along With il, ahs dead bodg
uf Tie wsoynan. - = =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16

! - An ansaae man stals ass boat %
Esansviile, last Wednesday, snd By easE-
ing oG Der mooFing AID 'faatsng bee Eosa
tsean Toe stream, where sbe slsdxea sA .
bars Fus sazns siaas ha saseessfnlls ses
psllad sha eaasmsn who esms ca heax6
her, bat was fnaIIv srerrowered.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16

Crxs Yoa Axoxx. ~ iFnngIisy;as ehs tposi
nasaral csss Pee anses 10 sAs wssiag fOl
he thak hy daily scaassderisg eaa ewa in.
hrmities makes tha errors q his neigh
bora TO be his owon case, snGi YensfnnhrYi
sAat hs daily nveds God,s snas his breah.
~sss charity, waal s5s bssSssa raHs % M
saaltH os aaoshesss aes gresssE thaa saose
whieh hsfeels thai be Ia fresusnlly aHd
|insxeaasbly gairiy of. : Jsrfray Taylor
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16

Rw The Eussish eosrsspsnaess OF shA
ssw Tssk IIrraga aAss sbas ID enc aiaasaR
tho establishment Of shs afaxiean EnEfFA
Napoleon agreed tn saxsais sbs EmpIrs
against LII Toes. While sIa4imiifian agreed
vhss II ne sfeaId ~ wisheus isessA. Mex&
go shosla basons ssfsepes salasg. saez
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-11-16

g sIselave apaa nav yown rssponsi-
hllisy ~ o Seaasar thai she liberties sf
this e0ansry Sfs Il s$safsv aanksr to-day
from the corraptioas. aad from the pref
iigacg prarficsd ia the Tnaioas Depart
uasafs ~ .hs GorsvRsal, Than fssg ore
from the saewg m fhs open 6sId. ."--J.
p. Hale, Rspa5laean Ssaator .frcaa N.
IT, 4g4 gk &Esfx
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TmE pkMoeRATlc FARTx.

Founded apon the saeTnal pzisosples og
truth and iustice, with The Cpnatitation
for ira guide, The prosperity and perpetur
Try q the Union for iis aim, fhs Demo
sratic party has 20 far retained its integ-
rity unspossed and iss poweE aabroksn.--
|, Is now, a. il was In days Of old, the
friend Of civil and religious freedom, the
friend Of the people. the advocate df the
grsat:and simple truths a hich the Censti-
tuition emhOdies. PIeJadhced against no
sveiian OF our ennmeu country--Tleaged
to the support of no measure that does
not lnsnre eausi and exact justice 70 all
enlisted. not IN the. eaRse Of men but
ia the defenee Of pFineipies--it wiil en-
ter the coming eontest wilh the came eon-
sciousness Of the fnsl triumph OF it's
cause which cheefed 1t In former strug-
eias-- the consciousness shat ii is the
0 ,use Of truth aud iusiiee. With tbe
Consultation is rose, wilh the Coniitutian
Ii has lived, and sogerpeF wTrh Iae tom
stita.ion i. will die. TIE one eannos
saryivs The other. Without ths CurpfF-
tuti1n the Democratic party wouaA be
hraken up; without the nemocrasic ic aarty,
the Constitution would become in i fsy
the foot ball Of fanatieism.- E4caas1ngeI
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s g The fact can no longer be dis
guissd that mtay Of the Republican Sen
atars desire var and Iisunian, under pre-
text of saving the Umiea, They wish 10
get rid of the seathcrn States, in order
to have a majority Ia the Senate TO con
arm the appoinsmeass, and many of them
think they can bold = sermanent Rerfib-
Iican majority in the Northern States, but
rot In the waose Union; for partisan rea-
s2as they are anxions TO dissolve the UH-
sos. il II sam hslahana a&ishoas haslasng
them responsible before the people. s-
Stephen A. Douglas In the q. S. Ssaate.
Dec. ~, 1906 81.
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I" these internal fanatics and Abo'
I.H0Hasls sess sxt NE poreY 81 giasi'
hanais, they sFss Ursrfas fhs Constiiu
zion, set The Suprsms Court al defiance
change aHd make Idus TO sail ihsmselGs'
LAY VIOLENT uAsBa on THOSE WHO DtS-
FEg wIra TuEa IN OPINION, or dare qats.
sias their .6.ietiiy, and .fNaity baHkrupi
lhs country aud ds!ugs IL seilh blood. -
DASixL svsnsTSR.
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Hssse, aud its asehss ssili fern cne Of the
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whea ssstsrsa shss highssa houses in
Rame AllI b, sasily. sppplies si.h deli
eioas water, FOR the sprines afe far more
rspiaus than the scarce o. the selehfasea
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