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Is open Day and ErenfsH, for q full and thorough
BUSINESS EDUCATION, located on Middle st.,
No. 16l, opposite II. H. Hay & CO., Apothecaries.
The Principal has had 81 years experience.
do not pretend an extension OF Gold Linked Sa-
rles Of Colleges into the other Continent; and my
DIPLOMAS and full SCHOLARSHIPS, are good al
over this GREAT WORLD; but do ci0iss they will
prove Instructive to the Students leither LADIES
or GENTLEMENl in any part Of the United States
or america; and also that our our COUNTING Rooms
for ndltcfiVe training without any eopyingl both IN
accounts and EdtiVe Writing, Mercantile Lac &C.
&C., OFFER as NIL, thorough complete, practicdl and
expeditions FACILITIES for BUSINESS EDUCA-
TON. as any College in the U. s.
EB Mr. Brown would present TO the Citizens
of Portlanl and vicinity. his tcdTW gratitude ior
years. and with the promise Of FxTrImUINEss, 20
Licits 0tkerJav0Ts!
Portland, September 49, 1896. sepi9decd6wiy
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azl meeting in London and debated the great
x e question whether they will be likely to realize
aaia anything from their Investment 1t seems
sons Of the speakers contended that our Gov
eminent was responsible, These gentlemen
win find that they are reckoning without their
SEQ shost& Theyswi JnAver get the first red cent
s,4a 81, "a from the Federal Government, and what is
quite as d:sagreeable, they will not receive one
r,errSsingIe pulse Of Bympathg, from the Govern
msnE Or the loyal people Of the United States.
They may bet their lives on that,
sf'sooD The meeting was not calculated to elevate.
80 their hopes, but hadrath depressing effecte
issi The bonds declined one per cent. after tn
ss p. l ssng and if they should hold another,
aarag are inclined to the opinion that there would
49, be q. farther DECLINE. These bonds are not
worth farthing and neverawill be. They
must grin and bear their losses. 1t was a bad
g4rNA spirit that prompte these gentlemen to make
aN such Investments In doing So they were ac
tuated by two motives First to injure our Gov
-a-a '4'i eminent, and SECOND, to make money. But
80 neither object has been sattaineds and al they
can now do is to whistle to keep their courage
II up. ''sea'e A4a'''- 800
p, g pig f Those who dance to such music must pay
1850 ,a g the fiddler. Let the CALLED jade vince" It is
gis 3 fair to presume that these gentlemen were
aae.G possessed of fair share Of common sense, and
II 9sl I their prejudices had not blinded their judg
lai . ments, they would have saved their money
Id asise and not thrown away in such fruitless
i bs,a speculation. When they are lucky enough to
Sob sad get any money from government or any
sympathy from our people, we hop ethey wiz
. tell Us OF it.IA9ata do01 4 .lxAd .
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1fnHT1NG OF looNFEDERATR BOND
HOT,nERq

We learn flom the late arrivals from ,Eu-
4S rope. Fat those gentlemen who have Invested
~ y .aieir funds in Confederate bonds have held a
szl meeting in London, and debated the great
s,x ss question whether they will be likely to realize
naIs g ANYTHING from their investment. 1t seems
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.efiH9sa 1-ld sd ils s.sEg 81 - iffii-
sll3 - rst4eaaNi elr7lIz sgi. tie 1sti-gf;9 AZ
.B3esa5 iifm q ~ gEa's ,alfF lao4 Be- ,5a9uiihna
w25 41a ~ -ssIaMo3 seS Gsoe8
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,aW0n y 19TTJTTTTEEg
THE ELECTION
ij5ias Returns from 3s4 cities towns and planta-
tons e published ip the Bangor Wing sFahsoyi
For Gov. Cony, ~ 5oy5ss n
bas g1i4assairni For Judge Howard, S5zs.gTy 28,6n
fs7Ats ltsds - A4
Gov oeny's majority, 21,91S aa
The same places last year gave the following
as2 vote .--'igi,5a % ~ e W5 - o.
d sss For Gov cony ta.aa, eaisi $500
Por Judge Howard, oars isailsa Al 9Oeg ion
Gov Conys majority, -, 1854 y
'fa y - Nett Union gain over the vote Of,
fss57tsqzs II 1884, IiaHs bnl lgi o y soaI 1884 ~
- e' The towns to be heard from voted last year
as follows :-Cony, $3.50; Howard, 4y3S1. We
MIC have no doubt Gov Cong Will receive ma
jority in these towns, and that his aggregate
.iaAsmajority over Judge Howard will be- more
aasai sae than 22OO0.ufa 80 ~ Iasa 20 orr -
The Senate viii be unanimously Union. 's7el
The House Of Representatives. will consist of
- 4'a 1874 Union men and II Democrats. Last year
e,fEs4s it stood 100 Union and 81 Democrats. The
Democratic party in this State seems to be
Ell 4baa growing "snall by degrees and beautifully
less"
Aroostook County has elected the Union
Trad 4 ticket BY majority of several hundreds, and
s. o. five Of its six representatives are Union The
Madawaska district has not been heard from
'NAo but, in all probability Democrat has been
elected in that region.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

4 Miniature AIn,a,,ac .. september 10.
Sun rises !. IA. u. .5.4z Moon sets ....sg PM
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MA RINEe NEWS
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BLAcKwooDs MAGAZINE for August is re-
Sceived. 1TtsJ contents ares Sir Brooke Foss-
brooke PARTLY: Josiah Wedgewood; Hands
and Hearts,. Miss JMaioribank--Part VII:
Cornelius O'Dowd upon Men and Women, and
other Things in 4 General Part XVII: -Picca-
Oily; an Episode Of Contemporaneous BIZ
ography-Part VI: The London Art Season :
Cleopatra; and The Late Elections.
=. Republished by Leonard Scott & Co., New
York, at 81 per annuIn. =. ~. a
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

RAILROAD MANAaEMENr.--Ther is great
good sense in the following remarks Of. the
New York Tribune, and railroad directors
and managers would do wei to consider
Thanh at.V sla9--f& tirA
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l9algoi yGi .iiii aynd bon is19bdn an y
% sitis 90 4si4 p q 'aish 4
O2 D HO2HDhh - =
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JOHN E, DOW, 4 SON, Agents,

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Z Aug asd4sneOdlm q = ' a,s, :. 70
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-19

.a xaaother gallant oficer,-a captain in the
segnar army-made herculean endeavors to
81 some q safford's hardware stock. Max
ing 9 pold push into the store, he took de-
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ms 81, O0 pel. year IA adrance,
A RUMOR.

~ Reading Matter on all Four Pages.
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Ss,e5s,755M
2,65S,5ST 90
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Cid 10TH brigs r Curtiss, Sturtivan, pa-4lana.
Mary Means, nibpetts, Boston: schs Abbie, knight,
Boston; A Heath, Williams, Dorchester. ~ W 'f
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..IIIaNsgTHg i h .saM
saeEl = t'N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

"a subscriber" aud per haps well wishing
friend, writes us to inuuire "why we advertise
patent mediein es." We will here aud nov an
swer him that we do not. Our readers are aware
that we have for years excluded everything Ofths
sort, and the only seeming exception that we know
ofi the advertisement Of DR., J G. Aver 4 Cas-
remedies, which stands in our columns, II eur
friend does not know we will inform him that
these are not ''pa tent or even secret medicines.
Their composition has been made as publicly
kuown as any other scientific fact, and has mere
over had the approval Of the highest medical su-
thoriiy In the land. But what affords US per-
haps still greater confidence in their worth is our
personal knowledge Of The man who makes them
And the results tina, have followed from their use;
results a. familiar TO Out readers and to The whne
community as they are to ourselves.
II has been our privilege to know DR. Aver
ever since he graduated from the Penn. Univsr-
city In the same class with one Of our personal
frieuds, nor hare We ever ceased TO watch wiih
interest his singular success 10 and untiring de-
yotion TO the noble profession be has ehsssn, ~
anybody will tell W what We con advertise or
more Interest to our patrons than remedies that
will cure them when they are sick, we shall eheer
fully give IL the benefit Of our circulAtiou.- IamN
af0Ta I'LL Bdptid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

-uas.i, N Ruar4 10 shsw ,ha, the zsras rvd
resan ass hsss bad = sNleut strsssis hr hs'
lie. shs vas a vouan sh0si avs feet high
veghing $50 posnas ard ~ t~tosllsnf hcaltA
she w4s exceeding active tr hsr years. and = ~
phai the teishbors called . 'smsrt wsman
She vas oass srsu II wort 10 she 6sia lseving.
bos.aE. sc. she had besa 10 California tSics.
and there auasssd esnaasrAhAs ProPsrty. ADD
vas rated IN wiliston as being uorth RON
efo. 900 10 $1,000. she vas a psrson = no
dearly leted mossy, and vas iond q ausrg,
which .hs we're 90 state occasions She bali
he house 10 vhich she lived. which Is veil fur
p.sArd' Report says shs had considerable nou-
% 10 u, house. bat Il this there {, no good proof
The whols matter ,,ili remains a mystery The
murderer o. marlsrers, whoever thsy my b..
id their work IN the dead ofnigbt snl Gel Up
70 this hour 10 arrests have been made. though
the authorities a re taking every means 10 fsrfet
out the perpetrators q this horrid crime
As iitls French girl Of thir,een year, was
walking along one q The highNays 10 Wesiford,
between 9 aud 10 P. NJ. Sunday, she vas ueeast-
Ell By a man named Stephen b llings, who iuSi-
ted her to ride. The little girl accepted The IN
utation, wbes Billings proceeded shortly to
drive into the woods %skiuing the road where he
violated the gul's person lie then drove back
into the main road, where, by means Of threats
10 take her lie. be kept his victim quiet, uut
near he residence of a Mr. Page Here the
ehild's bat blew Of, which Billings insisted on
recovering, lie. therefore. got out to do So. ~h."
the girl, with eommendaale Sd reWdness. jumped
from the wagon aud ned to Pages residence,
where she related the outrage she had experience
ed. Billings drove by aud quietly left town
The story Of the girl was soon comm uuicated 10
Coustrbie Stanley and Deputy Sheriff, q, c.
jackson. who after o long and tedious pursuit,
succeeded in finding Billings asleep upon the
platform Of the depot Of the Vermont Central at
winooski. lie was arrested and taken to West
ford.
The following is the staff Of Maj Gen. Rip
ley. commanding LIST Division VT. Militia,
Lieut.. Col. L. S. STowELL, Cornwall,
Asst. Adjt. General,
Mi. GRo. II. BIGELcw, Burlington,
Asst. q. NJ. General
Capt. W. G. VEAzsY, Rutland,
Judge Advocate
Capt. C. II. RISKY, Rutland,
A. D. C
Capt. P S. Peak, Burlington,
A. d. C
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

s,ooas Rermsps. sbsch "a eugassa n
tic srs BuH Rua. uPoa DE orEaaiaa-
ison q he Ninih Rsgimsat he ~as ap
ponseA Is ColaaeL This rcgaehi formed
pan 81 tie gafnson Il Haipsrs Ferry
ana bseaus prison erf by its sorrraae'.-
Col stsnnsrd rs subsequently, appointed
. BrieAdisr, aai assigned 70 the command
o. lie BnEsde II nine months men alter
lie cap,urc Of Ger. Stoughson. tie con-
manaed the Brigade 81 the battle Of Get.
tysbarg ard upon Bic o~n responsibility
made an Independent movement which
saved ihe fortunes Of the day. lie Wa
Afterwards made a Brevei Major General
IN partial fecogailioa d the request q tbs
Legislature Of hts State. Il was Gen
Staasard's Division thai carried the work.
Al Fort Harrison aud won lhe battle o
chapiu's farm. In this engagement he
received a wound which rendered neees
sary tie amputation u an arm.
Tie career Of Gen. Grant is who'll
connected with the tame Of The "Ol'
/ Brigade" lie entered The service a
Lieutenant Colonel Of the Fifth Regi
ment, aud when Col Smalley was r~ecailee
to he regular army, succeeded him in ID
command. As senior Colonel he com
manded the Brigade some time bsssr" la
promotion, bat afterwards received add
%tional rank in recognition Of his snllan
services.
Gen. Thomas entered the service a
Colonel Of the Eighth Regiment, onr 0
Tie regiments raised in this State for Gen
Buffers New Orleans expedition. II
was with the regiment through the entir
period Of lis service in the Department {
the Gulf, and returned North with il afie
its re-culislment. In Sheridan's Virgini
campaign he commanded a Brigade, an
was promoted for gallant conduct.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

Hrrschell V johnson was recently talk
ing very blatant treason, n the presence
Of rundiy gentlemen. One Of them final.
" interrupted him aud told him he could
not talk 20 IN Washington Joirnvo" es'd
that he had been paIdoned by the Pres
id.ni, and he knew Of no power thai
could prevent him from expressing ln'
sentiments. The gentleman replied that
he did know of a power which conld pre-
vent him, namely the presence OF a 10y
al man who would not tolerate the Ut
terance OF treason in his presence short
ly afterwards Mr.. johnson inquired The
name Of the person who had 50 abrupt
~ silenced him, and was told that u was
Maj Gen. Jno. w. Geary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

by a general dder 81 lhe War Depart
meUl Breve, Alapr Generals Geo.J Stan
nard aid Lewis 4. Grant. and Bngadier
General Stephen Thomas, Of Vermont.
arc ~hOnofably mastered cut q tbs United
States service. Generals jane NJ. Wsr-
{ and wtllsam Wells. formerly Of The
X Vermont Anllery sad Is Vermont
CavalFs, nAl rernan - The service.
The ihrse gallAn oheers whose con
neesiOa with the army is ihas closed, Lave
aside : record q uhlch sheir ale may
vel te prOsL Co. saaaaard ertrred
the gfsice Is Lieaisnana Colonsl q ne
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

The Haals' washiog,on special ssys
that il IS stated oe god authority that sbe
charges AID specifications are beng pre-.
pared on which TO bring 10 trial a captain
n lhe army Who has been on dugy Tor sov.
Cral nunih. ~ the caiy vt AloxanddA=
n i generally understood that The socas
ed viii BE- btll to answer loT grossly 10.
human %ttyapura' Of private soldiers aud
also io1 resurnes 10 manifold devices Tor
depressing mra mle tlte service - desers
tcr.. aud eell,c,ieg The bounty therefor o
tuuy Or lot, dollsrs,mid BY the govcru,
men, ior restoring drsefiers. The GOV.
tmmeut detsuot intend 10 conine is pros
rcuueas - tie abuse OF soldiers % men
Of tie r,brllous ioloes alune, bat viii hold
70 equal accountability the federal officers
uho NAV have bruu acluated by ayarice
or passion, Tie case viii probably be
brought "a trial gbis week, before the uii-
itary commission. at the Old Capitol, OF
which MAJOR Slipper Is Judge Advocate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

Referring to ,br recent ace dent on ,'e
Mu,terhofn, The "Flaneur' Of the LONDON
STIR writes; sThe unfortunate genie
men who perisIed fcll40v0 ies'-J9t =,
times the height q 81 Pauls. ilsd !"
been a sheer descent, they would nay
fallen that distance 10 sixteen fteoha'
II they reached le ground at Tie 'psFa
usually attributed 70 falling bodies, mFy
would lave fallen at The rae Of , nue.
an hour or sIx lines tie sped Of or
,riftesi express manipulating thr earn
wpA a motnentum Of 81 600 pounds, OF ~
,ou.. No wonder that the remains Nerr
h. hat AWFUL condition described 10 lb'
A9efae de Chamonnlx. Of iha. 20 lrace 2
Lord Fransis Doogae BODY has eee'
souna"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

Most stringent r, EQUATIONS viii have
to be adopted concerning the admission Of
visitors TO the White House. Anot5@l
instance Of Vandalism occurred the Other
day. 4 well dressed and apparently re
spectacle woman, accompanied 10y her
little daughter, was arrested IN The act Of
cutting u piece from one of The window
curtains, which she said she wished TO send
TO her molhdr as a curiosity. Her Ter.
ror on being detected was pilahlr, and
so affected one of The officers Of the Execu'
live Mansion that lac ordered her uncon.
ditional release.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

A DISMAL 0ATHERIN0.-Our latest
news OF the rebel cotton loan in England
is an advertisement in the London Tunes,
calling a meeting Of the bondholders on the
4th Of September, Eat the London Tavern,
At one o'clock precisely, to consider their
uttered position, now that the government
Of the United States has the de Jacto gov
crnment vi the Confederate States, and, II
deemed expedient, TO appoint a committee
10 protect their rights and interests
The /" rights aud interests" in the TreasuN
" Of the United States OF u set Of sill
Iy John Balls loaning money TO JED. Da-
visl DO let US have that Committee
a. Y. Herald.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

Tssssr4ay. a Ihs Sas3esfs senday S9hooa
~as sso.sirs De AEssstA.a n several tsgout.
q ssssud . Fisek II sssasr snd. ths nek yea'
a sss = ne ssass gave ny istlisg tie vagsn
upea be hesea. a. taslly causing . % upset,
ofAss psr@psn fts vsgea, oar vsre ssFssss,
b isyarrd. ~ osmab. she : % AHsna'Hoe
,hirk, he pso6aAia4es are thai acne Of the 80
iurss vii resuls fatally. throsgt ssas Of thea
are sery severe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

GovERNoR HAMILTON % TExAs-A
~CorFERnEAp CoMrLAIST.-A copper.
head organ OF this city wonders how Pres-
,deut johnson couid have appointed such =
mau A. Jack Hamilton Provisional Cow
eruor OF 4 Na-, when, unlike the other
pro, ,sion,l governors, he has been a fa-
gitiyr from bis State since the ~begiunina
Of the war and in o en- hostility loN arl
the people u The State" aud so on to the
end OF the chapter. We have to say, how
ever. thai hersin lies the secret OF liamil-
tons appointment. 1t was because o. his
hostility to Texas in rebellion that he be.
came a fugitive from The State ] IL was
because OF els loyalty 10 the Union that he
IS r|etuanel ms Provisional Governor, the
rebellion being put down. The same con-
siderations that induced President Lincoln
to make Andrew Johnson Provisional
Governor Of Tennessee have influenced
President johnson IN making A. j. Ham
lion Provisional Governor OF Trxas.-
This is Tie wohle case.-M \. Herald.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

Ben. Wood has, upon returning 10 the
ednorship Of the Only News, which be
abdicaied some time ago 10 favor Of John
Mitchell, says IN his saluaIory that he -
satisfied The war is mol yet over, and that
he means to Eight The battle OUT and
that he shall keep At it I'LL he ssoccufnDs
10 might, or it suceumbs TO right" His
particular line be announces will DO tho
championship 81 the South, which u no"
"beund hand and foot What a. ineu-
rabIs NUISANCE that Wood family hl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

Jacob Strawn, the great land owner
died recently at his residence in Jackson
Vile. III. He commenced with a capital
Of a silver half dollar and died worth q
million and a half Of dollars, principal
" in land. OF which he possessed some
IS 900 acres, worth $40 TO $50 an acre
He could ride all day over his property
and not see the end Of il. lie was i'm
mensely stout. weighing $50 pounds when
he died. lie gave $4,000 TO the State
Sanitary Committee. lie was a siaunel
Union man.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07
Dillingham;. Davenport.

Twenty-Five own give Dillingham;
5,076 aud Davenport 1884 votes. The
same towns last year gave Smith for Gov
ernor 6,234, and Red6eld 2,272. Taking
this vote as an indication, The N jority Tor
Dillingham; will be relatively larger than
that Of Smith last
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07
MONTPELIER, VI, Sept. 5, 1865.

The election Tor State and county oii-
GERS and members Of the Legislature took
place to-day. The voie is the hghtess
cast in many years, being not more than
three-lourllis as large as last year.
We have the vote for Governor from
twenty dse towns, embracing one.ifih OF
the vote of the State.
The vote in some OF the towns is as fol-
loWS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

Miss Doctor Mary +. Walker, who, it
will be remembered, figured pretty extel-
siyely as an assistant surgeon 10 and
about Chattanooga subsequently TO the bat
tie OF Chicamauga, and who was atterward
captured by the rebels, near Gordon's
Mills, Ga. has been for some time expen-
ding the force OF her womans eloqucnce
nj the War Department to procure an APP
pointment in the regular army. with the
rank, uniform aud pay of a major and sur
geon. Dir. Walkar has finally exhausted
the %patince Of the Department, AMI met
with a decided rebuff. In presenting her
claims upon the Secretary for such an APP
pointm nj DIR. Walker has instanced val
liable service, both medical and secret,
rendered by her in North Georgia While
Sherman was preparing for the Atlanta
campaign, and in addition has iorclbly ar.
gued thar IN has as many inailenablt
tyishis 10 shoulder straps, blue wooden gar
men, and claims hat IN her appointment
a precedent shall be established which vii
open the whole list of military and uava
offices 10 the gentler sex, so that the dir
zie,t heights in rank will mol be l%naccess
IDLE 10 the deserving female. The failure
of so pertlnacious and vigorous a champ
ion to establish this principle must be nc
eepled as fresh evidence ofthe strength o
the Secretay's character, and that down
trodded woman has YET to bide a consid'
cradle length Of time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

The King Of Sweden has published = vol
ume Of poems On The title page is a yiguetts
representing the cipher Of that sovereign, sur
rounded with flowers and with his legcut Lit
tie Poems
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-07

Orpbeus c. Kerr, in commenting upon
political dscord, says.
Look siIb me along that hillside yos'-
der. where tLr gentle ,un caste her ten-
defesl beams upon the new spring grass
Yo1 re there are irregular nloonds scat
cred all the way up tie slope-hUndteds
hundred i-Benealh them s~sP he
brave. the wepi Of the patriot ho'ef.-
Their loyal blood. poured % q iesefed
liver 70 d. ,w,igLd ocean Of eternity, has
washed a pol oilin from our bAs, n bios
from our c.cuteimo1i and Oh thai Il hid
al.u bnra hrsee upon is purifying eur
rent ll,st unhoiy rhjhirg beae.n ~ pollii-
al discard ub eI err lJrfs osr tbip u
State toward lie bfaksrs.