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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
The Doctrine we Advocate.

We advocate the truth. We speak The
truth. We convict the Republicans Of
breaking up the Government. by disre
garding the Constitution and refusing tt
allow the South her rights in the Union
this Is tic truth. We convict them of law
less outragcs on the rights of the people
committed by Morton, Carr ington Il Co.
and by Republican mobs. This is the truth
We proclaim it.
The Journals answer is, you are reb
el; you defend the rebels; you could no
have talked that way, when Morton anc
Darlington were bayoneting the PEG
pie! OF course, we could not. We knew
that. The truth could not be told then
but it was no less truth, though its utter
ancc was suppressed by bayonets. Now
however, as Judge Hughs says, thank God
bullying is post.-La2ianopohs Herald
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
Report Of the Revenue Commits.
| sion

The special commission appointed to
revise the system of internal revenue have
made lengthy and intcrestins report
The whole subject of taxation has been
carefully investigated by the commission
whose suggestions are of the highest i'm
pOrtance to the business interests Of the
country. Numerous important and radi
cal notifications are recommended.
The following is the brief recommenda-
ton of the Revenue Commissioners, the
modification to take effect on the first day
of July next, or at the commencement o.
the next fiscal year:
l. An exemption of all incomes below
81 900 from the income tax.
=. \ reduction Of the tax on distilled
liquors from 50 to 81 per gallon.
). y remission of all taxes now levied
on wearing apparel, and
A repeal Of tho taxes now levied on pie
iron (2,40 per TOM Coal (Gc per ton, ant
crude petroleum Isl per barrel
4. A repeal of all taxes now levied Oh
books, magazines, and pamphlets leaving
the present taxes Oh paper, leather, etc.
untouched.
3. y reduction on opc half Of the duties
now levied OIL home ma nufactures gener
ally.
t. y repeal of all taxes now levied oil
repairs of engines, cars, carriages ships
etc.
T. A repeal of all taxes embodied il
schedule a of the internal revenue act o
last session, except those on billiard ia
blcs.
8. y reduction of the tax now levic
on Brokers sales of stocks from s. per s
600 to 81 per 81 900.
9. A increase Of the tax on raw cotte
| from . to Sc. per mound.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

Some years ago, soon after the formation
o the republican party, 1t was charged by
democrats that the republicans as party
would inevitably land upon the platform OF
negro equality. This they, enc and all,
with bu. lew exceptions Indignantly denied
Time has shown the correctness 81 the
charge made by democrats, aid the utter
ignorance or dishonesty Of the republican
leaders. Not less than seventy propositions
have been submitted to congress during
the present session to amend the eonstitu-
ton Of the United States, and more than
two thirds of these propositions have been
made with direct reference to the enlarge
ment of negro rights. Scarcely day
passes in Congress that Sumner, Stevens.
Wade or Wilson, or their radical brethren,
do not introduce some resolution or make
some speech in favor of negro citizenship,
negro suffrage or some other phaze of
negro equalityism. Indeed it would seem
from the support they have received thus
Ear that the entire republican party in
congress, with a few honorable exccp-
lions are equally, snittcn with their lead
ers 1t remains to be seen how far the
people themselves are iuoculatcd with the
theories of these nccro-loving radicals in
congress We know that it is claimed
that the people 'semard these things, but
We DO not believe it. Nevertheless it may
be, that BE- means of false issues the re :
publican leaders viii succeed in procuring
seeming Endorsement of their conduct.
but we are quite sure that if the question
of Ecgro equality as advocated by Stevens,
Sumner and others, were stripped of all
special CLOSING and fairly presented to the
American people, it would at once and for
ever be Indignantly rejected. 1t is not
the policy of the advocates of universal
equality without regard to race or color
TO present their revolving schemes plainly
before the people; they never have done
so and We have no expectation that they
ever will, and the only hope the con scrva-
tiyes have, is to faithfully and constantly
warn the people against the Vaccinations
of the corrupt and corrupting demagogucs
now unfortunately in the ascendant in
controlling the destiny of this country.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
"ChICkens Coming IaOme.''

The representatives elected to the Ken
tucy Legislature under the bayonets of that
satrap and renegade Palmer, have been
weighed in the balance and found consid>
erably below par. Their seats have been
contested, their cases referred back to the
people, who have in every case repudiated
the scamps elected at the point of the bay
onet, and sent conservative men to the
legislature, who will represent the people
and not Gen. Palmer. The returned mem.
bers, who are thus abandoned to the mer,
cy of their constituents, can in truth sing
"Whcn we're rich, we ride in chaiscs
Whom Wcrc poor. we walk be Is !"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
The Case Of Col. l.. II. N7filigan
Says the Philadelphia -Aqe:


The case which is now pending before
the Supreme Court of the United States,
is that Of Milligan, citizen of Indiana,
who in conjunction with Bowles and Hor-
sey, was tried before military commits
sion more than a year since for alleged
treason. The men were found guilty of
being associated with an organization call
ed the "Sons Of Liberty" and were scn>
fenced to be hung The execution was,
however, postponed by order of President
johnson, and Milligan availed himself of
the delay to apply to the Circuit Court of
the nited States for the District of Indi>
ana. for writ Of haJcos corpus This APP
plication, Of course, raised the question
whether military commission had juris-
diction to try and sentence him. The
judges of the court certified division OF
opinion on this question, on which certif-
cate the case was carried to the Supreme
Court of the United States On last
Wednesday morning, Juge Black. on be-
half of the prisoner, moved for speedy
hearing of the cause, which will assuredly
be granted
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

FIRE At ROCUESTER-A fire occurred
at Rochester last week, at which the dwell
ling house occupied by A. Brooks, Andrew
Edwards and Mr.. Beverly, was destroyed,
together with most Of their furniture, and
also the dwelling occupied by Mr.. Stock
was destroyed. The property was owned
by c. Baker. Several persons were seri-
ousiy hurt in attempting to save the goods
of the unfortunate families. Andrew Nil.
Ter was hcmmed in by the flames. aud
jumped from the second story window; ii
is feared his injuries will prove fatal.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

WE ARE informed that the p FIT. w. Il G..
Il. W. Co. have reduced the wages of their
common laborers to one dollar and forty
cents per day, formerly one dollar and six,
ty. Although living and the necessaries
of life are higher now than ever before,
and the old rate of one dollar sixty was
hardly sufficient to keep soul and body
together, the laborer must submit because
he is powerless to do otherwise. We
question whether the road will profit by
the change.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

The Democracy of the neighboring State,
Indiana are preparing for the impending
political contest They have called State
Convention to meet on the 18th of March
next and in every section Of the Statc, it
is said, the party is gaining strength by
acccssions from the Republicans. We
have no doubt, that in Indiana, as in Ill
inois, success is sure to follow determine
ton, and a determined effort on the part OF
the Democratic party to put down the Re-
publican revolutiOnists. Heretofore the
Republicans have had bayonets to back
them, and they have hesitated at no rio~
lencc--have scrupled to performs nc fraud
that they might retain power.
Now the Democracy will meet them up
on equal ground, and there is no power in
truth, and no sound sense in the brains Of
the people, if the Radical cohorts arc not
defeated most disastrously. Organization
is what the Democracy must secure inns
mcdiately. Ifthcy wish to triumph over
Disunionists and uphold me hands of the
President in his cGdeavor to restore the
Southern States to their old equality with
the State, Of the North, We must organize
at o-,ce in every ward of the city, and in
every township and election precinct of
every county, the Democracy must organs
izc without delay. "Now is the accepted
time" and We should not be withheld
from our duty by the polite cries Of the
enemy. The Democracy must close their
ears to the cry of NO Party" "Citizcns'
Tickets" Local Issues" ETC.. and organ
izc- Indiana has set the Democracy good
example, and it should be followed. - oi-
70 Democrat
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
MEDICAL.

nR. a. LARIMORE. Eclectic & Uroscopian
IL Physician, respectfully announces to the
public, that he will visit the Edwards House in
Plymouth, Indiana, once in five weeks, as follows:
December 2lst, January 25th, March LIST, April
5th, May 10th, June Nth, where ne nay be con
suited by persons afflicted with diseases incident
to this latitude. Especial attention gwen to the
treatment of Chronic cases. No charge for Elk
animation. vllnl2-jul4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

An old picture represents king sitting
in state, with label, Il govern all"-a
bishop with legend II pray for ala
soldier with motto, al fight for all'--and
a farmer. drawing forth reluctantly q
purse, with the supcrscription. "Ipay 70,
all"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
T. IR IL FRS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered fol years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects
OF youthful lndlScreton will for the sake OF suffer
ing humanity, send free to all who need il the
recipe and directions for making the simple rem
edv by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the adye rtiser's experience can do so
10y addressing JOHN b. OGDEN.
No. 10 Chambers ST. New York
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
INDIANA, ONO AND SUFFRAGE

INDIANA, ONO AND SUFFRAGE.-A
dispatch from the West says: "Thc feel
ing Is strong in Indiana against negro
suffrage that all Republican leaders and
members OF Congress are obliged TO oppose
it. 1t is also admitted by Republican
members of the Ohio Legisture, on the
floor ofthe House and in public discussion,
that negro suffrage will lie beatenby 10 900
votes in that State = Cepait9tionoi tnioa.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
TO CONSUMPTIVES,

The advertiser having been restored to health
in few weeks by a very simple remedy. after
having suffered for several years with a severe
lung affection, and tina: dread disease, Consump
TOMS ANXIOUS to make known TO his fellow
suffers the means of cure.
To all whe desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charge, with the direc
tons Tor preparing and using the same. which
they Will find SURE Cure for CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoNcHII1s COUGHS, COLES and all
Throat and Lung Affections. The only object of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
lac conceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy as il will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. FsrE by returI4
mail will lease address
Rrv. EDW ARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings Co. New York,
vl1nl1 Tyr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

At Binghampton, revivalist looking
for recruits, found a large-sized African,
and asked him: "Have you found the
Lord 2"
Answer-"Golly, masscr, is de Lord
lost?o
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

A New York journal states that the O.,
Mahony Fenians will solicit the interven-
ton of Secretary Seward in bslalfof those
Irlsh-Amcrican citizens who were found
guilty in Ireland of being Fenians n
America,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

The Democrats and Conservatives of Pu.
laski county will meet in Mass Convcn-
ton at the Court House in Winamac, on
the Sd of March, to select delegates to rep
resent them in the State Cony ention.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

The Democracy of st. Joseph county
will meet in Mass Convention, at South
Bend, March 3, for the purpose ofappoint-
ing delegates to the State Democ ratio
Convention.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
STR NGE BUT RUE.

Every young lady and gentlemen in the Uni ted
States can hear something very much TO their adj
vantage by return mail Gree of charge, by ad-
dressing the undersigned. Those having fears of
being humbvgged will Oblige by not noticing this
card. All others will please address their obedi-
cnt servant THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway, New York.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
The Valparaiso Republic of the LIST inst

says:
In the case of Wilson Malone against S.
W. Smith, Treasurer of Porter county,
involving The validity ofour county bonds,
tried before Judge Osborn, at LaPorte, on
the 18th ult., the application for an in
junction against the collection of the bond
tax was refused.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

ENSURE YOUR LIVES for benefit of your
family with good LOCAL AGENTS, and not
TRAVELLING STRANGERS. Policies issued and losses
paid, through C. II. REEVE.
March %. 'e5-ylon3otr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08
INSURANCE.! INSURANCE.!
81 600 900.
The Undersigned is agent for the
Manhattan,
Corn Exchange,
Arctic, and
LOrI.Iard
lNSu RANCE COMPANIES,

representing capitol of over $4,000, 600.
These are all reliable and Trustworthy compa.
MES, which adjust honorably and pay promptly all
losses covered by their policies. Rates as low "a
can be afforded by responsible companies. For
insurance apply 20 G. OSBORNE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-02-08

Another terrible steamboat disaster has
occurred on the Mississippi river The
steamer W. r. Carter, on her way from
Louisville to New Orleans, exploded her
boiler near Vicksburg, on Saturday, and
many lives are reported lost by the acct
dent.
The Whitewater Valley railroad fror
Cincinnati to Cambridge, Ind, was opened
on Wednesday.
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FRENCH sELr FASTENING Bprross.

Y n
pui on aud taken al moment. oae without
ing oyrlsf y ~, rivet or ,ut Nj ths elotn.
fher ca se changed from 80 garment 10 .psler =.
This invc., reec,rd liz art premium tst,rr Modal.
Al The Far 81 ne Amerc, institute -rttrunhNf 1855
III orlr give Tue pnbhs The benrnt ~ tt,pe s'i a.
".rss az ~ irs Of he pr'e@, sasi XIV III s f,o.inx
BtFrTOSs FoR MES's AND Hors' CLoTIflso.
spAT Bt rTpNN trr dnzrn, plain hlark.
qualify ,d Iyof, fhaak dab. grar tan eoiorsl
% Puhaf M nne Pearl any cllpr 81 ~
oyEErO tT fIiTroSa per loren. ptan black 7e. erxA
qnsIny So l,abh.r. SOC hne Pes a. any c6pr "a -
'VisSf IA 'rtDNs prr dagen nj. h bl,ek a.. -rtrS
aunfty n ivory BLACK dr,h grsy tan ~ TOO coVrHi
p.,yI ,ry c,i., Al, ~. ,r al or J.e.s ss pc Al
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OF such male shall IN the Whole number OF
male than twentyone of ago Ia such
State.
Mr.. DAVIS, (demb Of Ky, took the hoor In opposition
the back wardness or tho public business, which he
ibuted desire the part OF the majority to elevate
aggrandize what called the freedmen. He thon
dyerted " what no termed the difference between the
President ana the majority. He said the President
right Mr. johnson policy was but u continuation or
that OF predecessor and the majority In Congress
were now dcnouncing him because he refused to be
supple tool in their bands.
Mr. Davis spoke from one o'clock till halfpast four
At the conclusion Of his Speech pending consdera
ton OF Mr.. Williams amendment tho Sennte at ten
minutes past i've, adjourned.
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Capital and Labor.
TN. STRIKE oP THE sHfr sNhPEsrEES suir IOIS
Ann .IxIr aATlElp-

Frs AND sEIr cAULKiR-.
The strike st continues The men hold msctn "
every day al 90 E,st Broadway They have received .
despatch from Mr. g v Bare, ~ho hs. been ., New
bedford stating that the carpcnsr- csulkers and rg
gers Of that place have rcfutei 70 vor Tho shr Wy
there by aes-rs Hall aud Cornl.h. % sew r,fk,
Tor rerairg rncol az lss been held a. Sr~ Unvn.
ani ~ - reported that large sum Of money - BE- sent
froia that town forward The eight holr movement
hero. IL as1 reported tai The operatives OF Har-
ford ar. PREPARING gave pecunisrv astsne u 'hef
New York brethren Many ~ ~ orcfntise- ~ Nos
York arc doing all they ~ ~ tain the strike md
amona these may be mepti9ned the h1nse 'fp7ui
hat -rr, slons cutters. ~. -T W -
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lrfnm AZ rroEIlenrn IonInal Tana !.
.Jsss., sIty -sNs.

Adpsle Ernvrr rnArps - yo1nf man usnsi
porrc-t Eeen, 80 sucsted ler,Ty C.f yr.iard,y
rnorbrg, charged SRI dcfiagd aT Mo- Ditnn O.
~ fye hundred dlar- worth FL caIburci y ron Ter
huuo Rroshes n ons hundfcd doltw worth ., hsri
wnrr aHn feinrieh l&tuefs Urscnwirh Wfrni se~
Yafk ef Gse hundred dollars worth ~ o. Tho go.~s
weir obtained w forged 0rierN pWfprnF ~ b~ slgn~
w the prisoner father ~ aiso fApdarntly obtained
g,lG 9aib AMI thirty dollar- worth " .hite sai by
. sitniiar procedure ~ committed fof easuiGs
tim Tie proceedF d b. ifsre ~ tbs haads % the
,.ffif
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ra,ai Rsiro.a Aee,a.n,-v.n Drowned.

Henry gfsyes copdart1r ne FuuRbkretssI@ wAy
freight su3 % snfef train thn Hgdt0n River Rail
rsaa ) led ~ HaftlngE r. f,y by belng crushed
b-tA con TO carr ukich ~ rntsaY0fnR couple
he wa mataed man, and resissd n Peesakin he
he'd been ths employ ~ Va. company n.afly vfte@n
yfArs
The sio1p Sewburg esp-iy~d opposite Bloc lnln =
shor distance b~s~ this city this Afternoon Dhn nial
Anne II knoMnl hroMnnf
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AfNfwfA, "a fWr~ \ ts1T
lpruafo rarsei over thr city sud firirsy t~t~~en
1ne fut ciors fis aftFfupUH 1psslsd by
heavy fais k1d tbanfsf sf0fu fts bsubafN ~ 90
ssbvol hoss@ destroyed. kims seven eblafsu and
~eundEk nine The frcpa sapgsssl ~ 10 seriously
faragsa ~ ihs heavy bsi ssnfn fhefe N~~n
eetasNt r. f0s she fs4st twg aaww
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Iif0y Herkimer 81 y y Jabe 7, isSa
There pirsioD A. the ~ hguar 70 kShA~k
thu a'iefnaon caused by ~orsnsn suunipr a candle
ann hrgw III a "a the wsisf tark whicb 49, novered
y~sh fs# rwo ~ The SOIL nan Hefs klliffMg
cs,ss no md Henry agasn lcolaredt NE buding
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Tar CstyxrEN srRiSg.
L. - ~ LII -

from TIE Boston Herald. iGhe
The HIs,oD cankeiB htll refuse ~ votA To- ti.p
Archer and exhibit dis.otluan 20 preS ali ttefs
hut New Yorker, in Forwarding tho eonplanop ~ the
work 10 be done. Yesterday gan 81 twenty three
cauikcrg arrived here from NNsfc 'oun work lo1
the alir bri met Nv the Boston canksrs and per
suaded tbst would no, d. Tor thcs ~ undertake ~
LLey asscmblci on state street thi. nl0rn.pr. and
marched 10 the railroad depo, thnr return eooftci
ly committee Of Bo.t0B cEnlkrfs.
tFrnm the Providence Journal InnA :.
The ship Rich1ri :. Elv, ~ New YORK los ~ Com
tnefels wharf, New Bedford, igft the View York
az or lsft her wh uncintei rns and anne
unrnlutri ruuk Only rnnll.cr a willing ~ work
on her ard though Meeafs. EdN ards soue who have
taken the Job n repairing haY. the can g~ leniy
Of fhpsr rht.. the eight haur men frnv HnNsr-f
A. fhlpNuGht 40 nothing without r,uiANf 4 b.
rfobabie ihai bit ntae vork viii ~ dsnr her 81
preseGt
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~o~fh : pNnua sfT4iFsAta th~
.sea .ga.frrrsy ssEHDgxh A~fATIf 4 HDiEHs Cfau
risf - stsfy ~ Dyssaty. D4.ffsss.
Ch9lsfa DsgsA 81 nfussnsy
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~ Nsk the ltes 49, ". The lowest fr'css a.
B0oh~ Nna select from ss fntnsn.e sssasnsnt aess-
iinn fAii - pl1san either lAdle cii
alsn So bgosirsy, apissslr hcifotssi..s He.-i
BROOKS. Assst
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Charges OF Cruel and Unusuai Penfsh'
meat Amerie aW SHY.
UNITED STATES COURT.


Bcfor, Commissioner Osborn.
Jus This court has been occupied for several dayn
in hearing charges and oouniecharges by the and
captain OF the American ship Thornton Several % the
crow--for whom Mr. Edwin James appcarA-haye ar
rested ts captain for violent assault upon lem One
has indicted him for connning him N irons ~ seventy
Mus daya vbr mate and boatswain have Be- arrested
for assaults also ailsge that they have been
defrsGded % their Evidences on all these various
charges taken great length The Commssldner
has reserved MS dccisou Mcssn Beebc. Dean and
Donohuo APPEARED for the captain.
The Few Brunswtck Eiectiono
sr Jots, " ID June !, 1894
Thirty members 81 tho House 81 Assembly have been
ol~'ei, 81 whom twcnty-sr IA favor OF conirhera
tion aud vii, support the existing government This
ln'nres The success o. The unun scheme in Now Bruns
WICK Al the Quebec delegates who were defeated Lass
year have bccu elected There stu nine members
20 be elected -" majority q Nhom = expected wi!
majority for Confederation
Phv-ieinn'- Testimony In Regard 20
BuRNETTs kAilIstoN, ISL ~ happy - lna Tie IN
gred,ens 60 Be .nh e me = mon Toad approve q ios
snectons." IL Il grea, bcauuhri.
Fashions vermiiion Ea,c,.-For Once
Fashion has made decision - etiict 'c,ri v - highe
sooxiSo nj csnETs sSs - H. ,im ~ sa.
r,her Say psrfn%ss y SsaoI r. s 'a"s
q ne "'''i'''' "'"" riIaG@S SO, - yor.
ri Il BEST,
SwLErEsS
and irab.e seles in the market Tor ne ubs Gs
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS
If you never have had any Just
1nS fHkM
They
DELICATE,
TENDLk
,SD APPgriziSa.
BERMUDA TOMATOES ara ar-i rats ai-D.
Charming Form - az sircsecr valUe
than "a b.ani,fni faee. Use MADAME JiNELx MsmpATt1
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r.. ~ kf#s Ntgl Tiasties psshwpffns Irgfs4ess o.
gurW2fpN uNfrSTAi tMEAs Oh sAAiaAL
HtAtuFtEF Aefsf~fsss woa.sa - 80, so mssses-
lols beauty - ia asbft ~ ufstsssy 800 sfusr ~.
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A.-A.-m. Ia.gwosshy's yew Pre- mssA
Trn.1-Fs.e.t uans tfssh prs.snrr. fasss. nns
cuse IhLkBDf.b I. ia bFssissy
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sqespnx Recon- cHrsir. snd Drs~iBs Room csrsss wis
Saic. rsa ard fablr fiurn 81 str.msis - y -
!. e. MAIWANKs. marble stHrr, 80 hrv.a-sy -
tween Fourth sod Gr.s, ionss stf-~is
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SCI OF isesuttful

ssoos yes sd Al, Dor fuhss psrt,s liars -
dfrs. ~ u vNs,n, cisvrl.na Ola.
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