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TRADE We are htppjt t, note a decided
Improve nsut in trale in this city within
week or two Oar streets, tina. for 4 tim
looked bare AL ca.erless, ar, a.s.iu euliven-
ed BIZ the presence of abundant teams from
the country; the inevitable street b uyers,
who for a no ia hal nsIrly lost THAR occu
patton, are aga n as plenty as blackberrles;
gu. merchants, whose coultenances were
becoming eor gated out of all ro,,0nable
proportion, again put on smiling fees; Il
generally the business aspect is dscdslly
more cheerful. Several c,u,s, ii,ye contrbI,
ted to this. Tae frseze u, has given US good
roads; the holidays naturally bring with tn m
demand for quite variety of goods to be
bestowed in the way Of holi!,y gifts and
presents the decline in gold. and with it of
goods at the east, has br) ught down prices,
so that people cla once m)re af,r TO buy,
but chiefly, the farn,cs are ra pidly bringing
their For, to ,rket, FOR which large Sums
are now being paid out, which in large pro-
portion are e1penlsl am,ns orr merchants
and ira lers oar merchants generally laid
in very heavy .to ks last fall: bu; the fal'
t-ale disappointing their antici oations, they
arc making every exsr,ion to reduce their
stocks rapidly, and for this purpose SELL
ing goods almost at present New York whole
| sale prices. --si4 ~ q ~
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Carriers Address.

In accordance with a time honored custom
our Carrier will wait Oh his friends, oar city
8. subscribers, on New Years IN ).aing wiki his
Annual \ iiress. He has splea lii "pome '
in readiness for the occasion, an will doubt
less BE- immensely stimulated - promptness
and Gal ,crity in his heb1o nadel visits If his
customers remember him with slight "testi-
monial," d, the E.lar DJrritt w1uli say.
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HAEDsoxE.- Among the lucky favorites of
good St Nicholas, On Christmas, was the
Rev. +. N. Lewis, of Plymouth Church. A
few o. the "l.rger hearted members of his
flock, we observe, clubbing together, purchase
ed and made him o psesent of on. of Me-
Gains splendid lever watches. While un>
doubtedly It IS plea ,ant at all times to receive
sIch present, it mast bs still pleas inter to
give 1t, when the one upon WI, m it IL be-
stowel is s, emineatly w,rihy.
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BAPTIST CuURcH.-fhc Bsp,is, Gu urch
an | Soci,ty in this city have nearly complet>
ed their House Of Worship, and propose to
o.,sn it aud set il apart for public worship on
the fra, Sunday in the new year, This church
and society We struggled long and hard 20
reach this result. The liherality of gen,r-
Gus pubic, united with their own liberal Of
fsrinss, enables he IN to open their nav and
beautiful house free from ali debt The pub
lie will be duly notified Of the services to be
held on the day OF dedication. and Erf
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An EffeClual Worm Medicine.
Crowns Vcrmtfuge COmfsls,

Or Worm .Lozensers Much sickness, undoubtedly.
with children and adults. attributed other -
occasione by The Vs rmifuge Comits although
eectua in destroying can do possible injury
the most delicate child Thit valuable combination
successfully used by Physicians and fonnd be safe
and in Graduating worms 30 hurtful to children.
Children having Worms require immediate attention, as
neglect OF the trouble often causes prolonged sickness
.Sysps Of Worms Children often overlook cd
WORMS tho stomach and bowels irritation .cl
can be renewed only by tho use Of remedy. The
combination OF Ingredients used in making Browns eyer
puge ComAts such give the best possible eject
with safety.
CURTIS BROWN Proprstors, New York. Sold by
all Dealers In Mcdicip at % cents . box. f.a =
June o6-iy Is
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SoxrrH,xc NtW,-(ia, b;lls are real

SOMETHING Nkr!-Gas bills are really
frightful, but that is nothing new. BY TIE
rsomething new" to which tho readers at
tsntion is called, we N can the new, econom>
zeal, and beautiful patterns of Kerosens
lamps at Gibson 4 Ha,heway's. They have
lamps for parlor, chamber, kitchen, CELLAR or
street, with ehimmeys that don't break as well
as some that do, at prices to suit all tastes
and capacities. Kerosene is not only the
cheapest, but, with the new style lamps, about
the best light. ~ e. !.
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LIE. no oas orgat for moment the lecture
of the eminent blind orator, the Rev. III. W.
MILBuRs, at Washington Hall Oh Monday
evening, Jan. 7th. The subject will be either
"Aaron Burn" or "W hat n Blind Man Saw
in England Mr. u. IS one Of the very hr-
eat speakers we ever heard, .ni as n lectprer
stands il front of the fron, rank
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CIaIsrMas CAxE-We acknowledge :hc
r. c pt. from our friend Ebsrt, OF e beaut.>
fully frosted Christina, Gaze, 40 less liberal
il size thlg tit.!lt,ing to the palate. Mr.. +,
as fancy b,tcr, ha. few superiors any
where, auI deserve, the reward of genius.
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HEALING THE SICK WITHOUT
MEDT6JNE0t

DR. j. ". HUMPHREY, Hygiene and Magnstis Ply
IL scian, has come among you to practice the TRUE
HEALING ART. L,t the afflicted call at once and bs
healed without the Of poisonous drugs All diseases
peculiar to both male and female treated with
crsatss s and with unpar elled success Ladies' wish
ing practice among their own will find it t, thsr
advantage call pr. H., who will give them insru-
tions preparatory for thorough Special
ZION given to Obstetrics Once west side Public Square.
Residence Ottawa House. nov10-Sms
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BIG RUy-Tha announcement that Thorn
4 Armstrong are selling off their Writer
stock Of Clothing at such reduced prices las
given them an immense run of trade during
the past week. Overcoats at SIS that month
ago sold fast .or SIS, aid other goods ia pro-
portion, is enough to wake up run at any
establishment.
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ERROltassF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for year, from Nervous N"
hiy, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
indim rston will for the ke of suffering humanity s~rd
free 10 all who need it, the rcire and for max
ing the simple remedy by which he cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience do
by addressing J0HE u. G;DRN, .tis
: dec 80, 65-1y No. IL Chambers ST., Now York.
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+ MsvzD.- Our neighbors of the Repxbi,
can hays removed their printing establish>
ment to Post Office Block. The room for
type setting, &c.. is in the third story forms
erly occupied as the Free Trader Office; the
press room i. in sas basement, All tn. busi>
nsss aud sditoris! room in the second story,
in the corn,r room recently occupied by
Frank Mariner, Dentist. HTsF =
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Chicago Market.

DACEMbhh Sttu, 1ooo.
Produce market generally rules dull.
Flour qaiet at 50 l3G9sl2 for spring ex-
tras; $6.25(9S9 for common.
Wheat firm at -. 0 for No. spring and
Sl.SGG Sls9l for No. p q
Corn dull ard heavy at 7SG76 for No.
in store; 72@74 for No. 2. - "
Oats Gull at Al for No. q sssf s9f - 9
n Dressed Hogs, S. 500s7. - s~~- ~
ButterAChoics dairy 24(93lc.; 6rkin 10
a22c VA zsa1 '1-a'i ~
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NOTICE.

Having isa'sa my wareaonss, and being desrcrs Of
closing up my business notice is hereby g.eu all Per
indebted me- either by note took account :st
they a,t call and se,c on OF bsore January 1st, 15C7
ing Claims ngsins me- requested 10 presen; il,- sam
far payment. JOIN ARMOUR.
Ofraw, Nov 18th dig
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fseet. md 81 zoe. a, aost,

Now is The time TO buy great bargains. |
now offe- my winter stock OF Boots and ShOei
at cost. Cme one, con. all. IIunbog is
he order of the day Aut there Is no bumbug
t.b tut this. When tie people will examine
oar goods and prices. they will come to the
ga ne conclusion.
Remember the place, JoHS FEExY,
% La Sale street, Ottawa,
ca. IL r.. II d.
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Marriage ana CcIIbacy.

N ESSAY OF WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
IA for Young men. Also. Diseases end Abuses which
permaturely PROSTATE the Vital with
Of relief Sent free charge In seaee letters envelopes.
Address Dr. j. skILSdS H0UGHToN, Howard Aeocia-
tor Fhiiadrlpha, "a Feb '6j
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Banking 4 ansuranfe.
NATIONAL CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA

HENRI r LINK VIM c. CECRSISLL,
EDHIS c. ALLEN EDWARD EAAEx
JOHN d. EATOS, o. H. SSLLkN.
TUE city RANK o. EAMDS, ALLEN Co.
hns x ay Transferred its Organization from the State t.
the National aud will hereafter conduct its bust
ness under the name and styl, Of
The National City Bank OF Ottawa.
Exchange CHICAGO, NEW YORK, and all the
principal cities East AMI West, bought and sold
EHehauxs ON ENGLAND IRELAND. SCOTLAND
and all important points in Continental Europe drawn
= to suit purchasers.
Gold and silver bought and Sold
=. .. Revenue stamps Of all denominations
constantly on hand AMI for sale
Als. will give sssscai attention to tn. purchase a.
ale Of all eiassss Of Government curiticss
Del,d a. FvsTwsnty ana Ton Forty bonas
- he popular seven Thirty loan.
". would respectfully soliet continuance Of the buA
.ers relations hesstoore existing between the City Bank
AID its patrons and to thsn well such as
~ vor with their business, would say, we shall
- extend such facility and accommodation a. we
rust will prove them satisfactory and profitable
Hnsay AAMEs, freadsR- EDwsr G ALLEN, Ctlsh'r
IDw E.Mrs, ries Prss " BuLLEH, Asst Caaar.
Ottawa, uguat l. 1867
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PREPARED GIL or Pilm AND MACE.

For Preserving, Restorug an. Beau ifyin. The
dIir,
And is the delightful and wonderful article the
world produced
Ladies will find L only tain remedy to Rs.or,
Darkcn and Beauty the Hair but also adessbls article
forthe Toilet IT ia highly pcrumed with rich and
delicate perfume Independent OF tie fragran; odor Of tho
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MA IL Il HE'D

in Ottawa, the cath day Of December 1856, 10y A.
p Smith. Esq. Mr. JAMES SPINE. Of the town Of
Bruce, La sale county. Illinois
Dec g. at the OTTAWA Hours. by R.v y. A. Gray. Mr.
HENRY MANDEsvILL to Miss MARGARET IL. SCut
Err all sf Ottawa
Dee Is by same Mr.. WILLIAM RUMBLE to Miss
MARY ANN STEEP. both Of Morris.
Dec p, by same, Mr.. JOSIAH Y. TERPENINt; of Hen
ry county, to Mrs c.. TIL. CALo N, of La Sadie ca.
Dec. q, by tho same, Mr. JAMES II. TRgNARY, .,
Rutl nd, 10 Miss SUSAN GROVE, o; Dayton.
E,lED.
On tn, 9th inst, a: til, resi- OF her in-'a~,
VIM Donail,) in the town OF Bru-r, M-s. AGitS
MACkEY.
Ms. VI. was 81 year. 1ni II months Old. came to
this county from F.y.t,c Co, Pa. 8. years ago, and
fsticd OH the V"rmion riysr, me' souh Of o tawa
Being W DIV AZ that tim. sii, has lval uons Ter
children sincr, loving AMI cariag for them with
devotion elionr ccpilc by any mother Ths cou.try
at that time no. clear OF In aas AMI often wa
they were fishing along tie rrer the little Indian boys
would call upon Hoti'r NJ kay :cr bread an' batter
which tey failed to got s,ng away saying 'gad
,v3man.c rs
Mrs. Mackey extensively known by tn first set
tiers o. La Sale Co, who have all as,.i away, with prob
aby only ore or two exception. She has always boon
spoken Of ny those w.io .kn'~ h-r being knl Re
nerol Mt ami ho,pta3o wompn and universally loved
Id eteea-d by all her aclrantancs, for her exemplary
m and ri,tian virtues. sh, leaves largo family
conn seton u her less. CpNaUSIc,TFD.
In the tswl OF E;gic. La "a county, Illinois. on
Thursday. 1882 o'clock r II sh Of ssPeHllsr 1866 Of
congesiiye chill. Mrs. ISABEL GALLOWAY. widow Of
Andrew Galloway, deceased, ut ihs of IS years,
months, IL days.
The event took place the dwelling familarly known
the Homestead, whero her residence hal been about
90 years. She wis cminentiy caiowed with gifts and
grace. Having firm con rio i'm OF the ru.hfulncss OF
Gods word her hope rssd implicitly upon it. inAiiibe
teachings UP 90 the hmm Of her departure.
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II. DE- HI
Tax Receipts
Tho .9Iilburn Lecture.

For sale at tic Book Store OF Osman
Uapeman.
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Pav Your Taxes!

YGyHR subscriber, tax collector fsrth To,n OF
has the books for the coilsctan 81 stsfs an1
taxes for the current year NOW IN his hands, q
ali persons to be prepared 70 pay immsila'eiy|
II The once on Arthur Lockwood. ksq- an Csiun
- ny ~. az poNAT uoI.LEq
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OTTAWA.
CAPITAL paid in) 100000.


WM. HICKLLNS. Pfe;'i1
JOHN ARMOUR. e. ............. Wee President.
wN IT, CCSIINAS... ............ 80. Cusiir.
JOHN 2 NASH. ............ AssiEG-t Cssai~
DIs.cro,s:
Milton II. Swift, Isaac Gage,
VIM. liickling John Arrnour.
W Bushue!l Ch1s. Dolano,
K Thor,te. Hugh Hamilton,
Loreazo I.-'ani Josl w kT,astrons
VIM II. JushmeH.
fIavn- Organized under the National Banking Law
ami seeded % tbs business Of a- H. .Cuiman
olol for the uaasaction Of general banking
business.
Exchange Chicago. New York. and all the prin
cipai cities 81 the United Srats-<Los,zh and sold.
Exchange on England, Irrl4ni, Scotland AID Con-
GEents Europa d.arSn IL sums to si:t parUii~s.rs
Corrections male throe.i, the state. and
prompI reunited fr aAy VI payment, a. current rate
Of exchange
United STATS Ilinai ars Ia Sale conaty bonds soe
silver, &c, housht and sold.
fun suppl, Of Revenue stamps, Of all Do
noniiistions constantly en- hand.
Our fa-itss such thsi Offer Inducements to
customers and sbzH suh-4vors gre entire
sssisctinn ~ those enrus'ing With their business
Banking hour. from A. N. ts4P. Il.
Jan. 81. 1895.
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Ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING MAILS.
Eastern closes 10 JAM sPM. Arrives 1855 a. N
Western TO- 20 A. N. IL: IS A. NJ
Farm Ridge closes at p. ~ and arrives at IL NJ Tues
day,, Thursdays an Saturdays.
Y swarL CLOSES LEO r n. and arrives P. ii. Tuesday
anil Saturday,
somonk closes 50 A. n Saturdays arrives S: 80 Pm
Fridays.
Eagle closes 1 r. II. Saturday; arrives II n.
once Opens A. n Closes, ~ Pm.
nov2s'eo Nv. DON, Pm.
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.VHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
III INVALID.
Published for the bench and \ CAUTION to YOUNG
MEN and others who suffer from Nervous Debility, Pre-
Decay of Manhood &c. supplying at the time
The Means Of SelfCure. BY who has cured himself
after undergoing considerable Arackery by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies free Of charge
may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Est. Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY
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Il. q. q. r.

OTTAWA Lopss No. II meets every Thursday evening.
REBEccA the third Tuesday evening Of
each month. OTTAWA ESc4NfNEyT Ne 50, the ri ana
9TH Tuesday evening. fob ~
monitor Division, No. 56S,
T. Of T. meet every Monday evening t thsir Hall
Rsddiek's store, east side Court House
C.A. CATLIE, r. A. l. HOLLlsIER, W.
4. q. G. r.
OTTAWA Lodge No SIS, every Friday evening at
their Hall in RsddickS Block.
rH IssxIIIy VS. feb 10y
II. OF HI.
Live oak Temple, (subord'nste.) No. 8, meets every
Wednesday evening" at Sons Temperance Hall, ks3dicks
Block. DIX g ,. HUBERT, W. >.
Jrsou1 H. scHUrT. W. r.
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THE MARVEL OF PERU,

and beautiful Perfume which in d-licacy Of scent
the tenacity with which cngs to the
and person. is unequslled.
The above articles sr sr'c y all Druggists and Per-
tuners a: 81 psr bottle each Sent by express any
address b, proprictors. T.w. WRIGHT & co,
oct20 1y 100 Liberty Street New York.
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Sign ofihe Big Red Boct.

HARrsas MAGAZINE for January, for sale
at Osman Il llapenans.
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DAN. C.. GA ANE'S
STEAMSHIP AGENCY
AT PTAWA I'LL

agent for ths National Steam Navigation Co.'S Line
a Ocean StsaYshp. and a.o Black STIR Line Of Sailing
Vessels.
Will issue DRAFTS Royal Bank OF ireland, at reason
able rates.
Parties desiring to bring their friends from the Old
Country will de veil t. give him sall his rates
lower than an y cth.r steamship iine. Oc:a7-ly
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bra 20 AaHA e. NJ "a ~ .
- ssF9 .zs5 CHILD & BROTHERS,
i a~aa N.tinger Block of Main and La Sale St
Notice.

rTAyYNG tsssrd my Warehouse IN ottawa n
I'll of veais to Messvs Thorne ltsrrt;F.
,t,,r, N a Business st tho old stand, t.ss pied
recommending them 10 ell ny forincr ensio,'I
patreps AMI solicit for them continuance Of IN
500 40 literally bostowe5 on nae. JUN Ava
Ottawn, O,t 81. 'oo. ~ aHFA
The undersigned. having leased the WsrrhousS /
Armour, we propose continuing the grain husins
Old stand, and respectfully solicit asbsre oil the p
ri the community. and we pledge ourselves u Us |
most ondeavors to give s,iis'Aeione e'S,y
w. have .e ured tho services OF Mr. Charles 81
S,s,ra : sFT- X THORN
NV ~ - n l.. HsR
o,..-. octabcr 81. "a. novS
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OTTAWA
Insurance Agency

Insurance Agency J!
whI. g. EASTON, Agent,
RsprsssEtiRS ths
Hartford Fire, OF Hartford.
Assets ti,ss3,is,.
I.orilIaad Fire, ofNew York
A.se,4. SLsi:ooo.
Metropolitan Fire OF New Aork.
Assets, 81, 1922
V1ndcrwriters Agency. OF ~. r..
Ass.s $4,000
DIV Fire. Hartford.
Assets sseo, 200.
Putnam Fire, OF Hartford.
Assets, $5o5,oeo.
yI-. and Inland Nsvs.t-n Risks taken by the above
psiiaLIs eompanys at fair rates
rsliciss Issued by WIN .. EAsToN- Agent,
sept .. 'ss-ly' otiAws, III.
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For sale.

WE Residence late,, occupied by Charles O. Miller
Il which includes four lots in the States Addition
',y "a The property csa be had at bargain.
3D., e5 A. D. SMITH ARsnt
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D r. w "A L x z r
CONSULTED AT THE
GElGER HOUSE, OTTAWA,
DIR. Schcnck's Mandrake Pills.
a Sales.--future for MiOme1.

AM at all other times at his ONCE In Chicago.
Dac. %. 'fi
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tr, Biinsupe iGrrelbt eieenb.. SdlnCI3tu nIIeNot uus
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pen ge1cHetn BELT, tlrirt es prrmYt ps urtrr IN
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saTisr asnirsi.a tieatab4" mad, yitisbnrs, Gleoslaao,
eolru,eas, Cincinnati. Sncianapclis, dbieaao, St.
sou!s' Sprt aDapse. eouispIue, @airo II. aasn punt!en
I'M aeeIteu, gloro- u. Siitwehen eeuau an.
Die polts u. Sdrsu5ise iGliebeu flo ,I GIn,ira an
pit Sa9e Der nNer- YcrtzSte'r 6abn' na4 aaen
pnntlea TN itbrsii@:ti, mittIertn u. pefli4tn Rew-
Dptt an.
Napere gustuuft .rbaIt man tn, ealbertar. .sabu
tot. !. ". Dubarrh, @en.sS uperiutenbent;
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GS tetit Bite it.inu"itru, alien Simn,'l 6ittden tisss
rcu 2Cioen. Mpn lat ss ir Nii,u, @irita Glib
amertta, @urogo Oit- II. gStittnb en- psriuGt; tb'r.
al bat IS &brlero, Gtlbr, Strie, eeibe5 ifiebrr.
SmmpiieUer. SGlfb mo onbers Slcbsr int 'br,u
iblimpien &osmsn BeNeilt uuo uleitaIS e%r,rnustlt.
geute, bic c5 ais DorteaGtmttisl angcipanSl, Geatu
areritett.- @nfine tNer 81 iteGsr.
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10 nitro bet Gebrsup COS Belief ap9eutttfliG caS
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stnItreneuHBGl &c, Wlititarit1ts. QDtr beiigsn SunS.'e
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fet biieteHi Wer s5ss y Riot sebrdu9te, een 0tuSr,
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8itisri9cH, lrs!dlt gu u q b ~ q US Reaop Rt.
Lief ibse 3uftl9t nabmsr, gan,ii6 rteosrbtr9s,
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bon $50, bis l0@ts.' Neten suin Setra9e
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