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MISCELLANEOUS.
holland s. CO.'S
STEAM planning MILL.

Now, John, I'll tell you in good faith what have to
say;
You know it has been the talk with me, this many a
day, longer:
Our House is getting too old to live in with comfort
The Doctor sysit work SO, never can be stronger:
1t keeps nae busy ali the time, just going round and
round. down.
4 fast as I clean up the dirt more comes tunbling
Yesterday when the rain came on, ran up to move
Against that offset in the wall. nearly broke nv
Ni'h buckets pans, ana everything, tried to catch
. the RAIN, again.
But there are many leaks the carpets got iii wet
The other doy, when i'an came, he brought along
She = so big was afraid she'd break into the cellar
ne roof Is 5T, the walls are cracked, the doors
very THU live 10.
Indeed, on the whole, John, the house is not dt to
Dear wife, you have truly told, and intend to heed:
\ new house We will have, for this is too very bad
So to NoLANps Steam Mill III 20, and order out the
Where they keep Lumber Dressed, and Lumber in
The Mill is in complete order runs so smooth and
Aud warned by heaters, to run the through;
HE P"rt bep2!??t aud Columbia Railroad runs close
Aardos facilities of access for those that Want to
They have Frames of all descriptions for Windows
And Boards ready worked, for Misunderstanding
Some Of the Doors are plain, some moulded, thick
and stout,
Just as they ae intended for the inside and the out
Its all the same what the building is stone, frame
49, or brick thick :
Mouldns neat OF every style; all sizes of sash and
htlhts: kinds
And so many other fancy things can't tell all the
Turning done true and neat; the machinery all new
aud good Tare wood
And if you saw the Brackets you'd wonder if they
The work will be made to order, neat and smooth
Al the builder will have to do is to set IT up ogeher
Inc Sash will be PINNED and glazed, the Frames
groove in
And in aboul four weeks the house will be ready to
move m Mar %, lSG7-6m
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
v. l.. BENNETT.

Wines and Liquors,
VEST END or ELKTON, MD.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND FULL ASSORTMENT
OF WHISTLES, BRANDIES, WINES, GINS.
NEW ENGLAND AND JAMAICA RUM.
| WOULD respectfully call attention to my Bottled
] Liquors, warranted genuine and of the best
brands.
Dealers are invited TO- call before purchasing in
the cities and will satisfy them that It will be TO
their advantage TO leave their orders with me-
Fin, Fine Liquors for Physicians Prescriptions, and
Wines and Liquors for Culinary purposes.
aud Fishing Shores, supplied a. a. low yatsa as they
s ssl poy IA WE slAess -. sNM ~ 1s47-iy
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THE FELTON, HOTEL.

LAYING purchased this new commodious and first
II class Hotel, at Elkon, Nd, tho subscriber will
tit it up in the most convenient and comfortable
manner for the accommodation of the public.
The Table will be supplied with the best the mar
liquors. The chambers all airy clean and sweet.
The House being near the Railroad Depot, it is n
desirable location for Travellers well permanent
boarders.
The Stables will be kept in the best order, and
animals have the most careful attention by exper.
fenced grooms.
The public invited to stop at the FELTON, Hotel,
and see for themselves,
JAMES T. BRENNAN,
req =, lso1-3nl Proprietor,
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HAvaE DE GRACE .iarfore county, Nd.
Mr. AZ. mAs.ss I'VE say that you al
ways dealt correctly ape satisfactory to us for ali the
business we have Fad You to do for w. and we awsns
recommend any persons that we know to you and Won
may want. Yours '1N' '''
December 29th, 1863. SPENCER 4 WRIGHT
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CHOLERA!
DIR. c. G. GARRLSON'S
WHAT rs II COUGH7

1t ia something that should be attended to at opce
If you delay, it may lead to consumption and hnajlr
terminate in death. Thousands have filled premature
grave through neglect Do not delay, but take INV
f.rn,ectorant, at ence, or it may be too late.
Price Il 90 per bottle,
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MEDICINAL.
MEDICINAL.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES

Inallibc in Correcting Irregularities, Removing OBJ
s,ructionS from Whatever Cause and
ILWA Us SUCCESSFUL a. 4 PPEFENTITE.
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ONE BOX is SUFFICIENT
FIFTY THO HSA Nd BONES IA We BEEN SOIL
WITHIN Two YEARS.
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VIENNA, Dorchester county, Nd January LIST, 1864
:, Mr.. +. N. MARINE:-Allow me on tho beginning of
tho new year to extend to You my most hearty consrat
nations for the satisfactory manner which Won hay,
gwen me ior several years. in The sale of consgnnens
winch nave ihtrusted to your care. hone in the f1.
turs tnat may be able to increase those
and that you will receive from the public yery liberal
patronage. TIinWls iiiG1iNs
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DENTON, Caroline county, Nd.
To THE BUSINESS PUBLIC:
After eight years connection with Mr.. F. g. Marine,
. Grocery and Commission Merchant, take pleasure
commencing him business man, strictly CORE.
and must say that he has my entiro conadsncs ~
VIM. NJ McMAHA' ci.,,
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HOTELS, sc.
TEMPERANCE HOTEL.

wi Union HOTEL Elkton, formerly occupied by j.
Il. Wellsl viii keep Temperance House for the
accommodation of the Travelling public and perma.
nent Boarders. Strangers and others visiting Elk
ton are invited TO stop at the new Temperance
House where they will find the Table supplied with
the best the market will afford; and the Stables
attended by obiging and careful hosters.
The Chambers will be kept airy, clean and pleas
ant supplied with good beds, bedding, and all other
necessary fixtures. In word, every comfort and
convenience win be supplied to guests.
AS-iry the new Temperance House when you
visit Elkton. [Apr 6, 1s67--ly
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TOAL-The celebrated Baltimore Company
~ Coal for Family Qss,on hand and for sals.
Sept J, 1880 p,eqQ1T 4 RRQt
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H~ The highest charge made is Eve nor
cent. Goods Of every description (except
L1qnors) purchased and forwarded with dos
patch, when either cash or trade accompas
MOS the order.
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ROCK HILL, Kent CO.. Md December clst 1868.
This to certify that during the last SIX years hay.
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr. y
=. Marine in business; and take pleasure in stating
that during that time have always found him praci-
integrity possessing tho confidence of all the business
men who know him.
Yours, most respectfully, CALGARY.
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TO FARMERS
DAIRIMEN CNUNTRN
MERCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
| L|LOUR, Grain, Clover and Flax Seed
l. Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan.
| Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba-
| con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game. Vege-
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, SC,
Can have them we'll sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Ten Days OF their reaching the City, by for
wardihg to the Commission House for Coun.
| try Produce Of
N. E. Consr of Frederick & Pratt sis.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
u The highest charge made is Eve mar
cent. Goods Of every description fexcent
Liqnors) purchased and forwarded with dos
patch, when either cash or trade accompas
MICS the order.
NJ CONTENT RIylI 70 TIE FOLLOWING cssrrYrci-rs
BALTIMORE. Fob. 25th, 1861
Having known Mr.. Fletcher E. Marine for msnv
years past we take pleasure in stating that we Enn,
him to DO gentleman in whom tho utmost eonh'lsnr
may % placed, in the transaction Of business He ia
nsr, Esq, Dealer In Fertilizers John W Ruff ! ~
Dry Goods; y. 8. Faey. Druggists Row O. B. rippet,
East Baltimore Conference; Rev. A. G. Marlatt I, r.
., Meehancsbutgh, Pa; Rev. AEdrew Mansbip Phila
John W Randolph, Esq. caaher fell's Point bank L.
aac :. Cook, Register of Wills; Armstrong b Berry
Baltimore. Nd; Hon. T. Holiday Hicks, o. 5, s, csm,
bridge Nd; W. e. Mclaughlin, Attorney at Law York,
Rock HILL, Kent CO., Md. December olst 1868.
This 10 to certify that during the last six years. hav.
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr. F.
that during that time have always found him
CAL industrious, business man, of most uuauesonable
integrity possessing tho confidence of all the business
Yours, most respectfully, c.A.LEAR
DENTON, Caroline county, Nd.
TO THs BUSINESS PUBLIC:
Grocery and Commission Merchant, I take pleasure
recommending him as q business man. strictly core.
VIM NJ. MeMAB!...s, sher,.
HAvRE DE GRACE. ..arfcre county, Nd.
vss. ds.t csrrsssly and can that YOU al
business We have lad You to do for u.s. and we always
recommend any persons that know to you; and yon
San Use OUT names Tor any recommendation that you
December 2eth, 1883 SPENCER WRIGHT
VIENNA, Dorchester county, Nd January 1st. 1854
Mr.. +. n. MARINE ALLOW me on tho bsginn;rv If
tho new year 70 extend to You my most hearty
astons ier we satisfactory manner which you have
gwen me Tor several years. In The sale of consignment,
which have intrused to your care hone in The i,
turs that may be able to increase those
80 wv VIA receive iionl the public liberal.
PsuonsSe' THOMAS HIGGINS.
PoTTsRs LANDING, Caroline county Nd
MI. T. d. nINs:-Having been intimately acqualnt-
ca with the character Of your business having extended
your care over five years the sale Of my produces ali
accounts have proved and in the future
expect to patronigs your house. My advice to all per
sons having Grain produce, to extend to Commits
sion Merchant, may rely confidently, having not tue
Yours, L. G. STEVENS
april Is, 1s65-1y
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HnAAITE uklI
unAlsIuL 49,,

LAYING taken this popular SALOON, on Main
II Street, Opposite the Howard House,) Ekton
formerly occupied by Mr., W, 2. Howard we intend
keeping the Bar well stocked with tho choicest
Liquors of every variety, together with all the
edhles and delicaces usually found at first class
Restaurant table.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
Dealers are invited to call and examine our stock
IN this department, and we confident they will
be able to purchase their supply Of Liquors at
Granite Hall on as advantageous terms they can in
best brands of BRANDIES, WHISTLES, WINES
GlNS--including the usual varieties found in whole.
sale establishments-which will be disposed of by
the cask, bottle, quart and pint.
The public are assured that pains will be spared
to afford every satisfaction to visitors both at the
Bar and Restaurant and in the wholesale and retail
department. Our Ciarets and mild Wines are Of
superior quality. FRANK GOLDEN
Mar y, lSO7-u Proprietor,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-04-27

TEN THOUSAND BONES SENT By LETTER.
both by myself aud Agents, to all portions Of the world
10 which answers have been returned, in which ladies
say nothing like tn above Pills have been KNOWN since
the Science OF Mcii inc dawncd upon the world
IN REMOVING DISTRACTIONS AND RESTORING
NATURE TO ITS PROPER CHANNEL
Quictng the and bringing back the Rosy color
of Health TO the cheek Of the most delicate
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
Ew SUNDAY! NOVEMBER lSe7-TKIPLE SHEET

thrown And quite severely injured Bat this ssnse 81
danger OF course. adds 20 ths excitsment
The Emperor Of Austria came upon the gresna G.ss
the lrst race In company with his brothers ana curve
ihsr occupied the impsrA al pavilion Tho Emperor
dressed II long blue frock coat and gray hculsh
and exceedingly pleased with the sport, follc-
Ing the horses with his ere aided BY mmenoe vof'
mounted lorgnette
While the Lmperor OF Austrs Was enjoying nnLsl :.
Sc Cloud and paid short visit 10 the exhibition. II
long enough, however for comfort. Eels
his visit egg thrown ~ tho large picture OF him
by Flandrn, and when he made his appearance In one Of
the galleries loud and distinct hissng took place in
,he par. Of coec.ion OF men in blouses The rnpopu-
lary OF the Italian Intervention and the general Ctets
OF and dissatisfaction which existc here
this demonstration.
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
The Pope ip tke Eortrcss-IIis Interview
With the Garribaidinp Prisoners.

I'VE VbArtto,
Yesterday tOctohsr 1p) tae Pops went 10 rvvt 81
Angelo and presented himself 10 ths Carhsldlan pron
ere. Who received hm On their knees in profound
silence
Loorirg roaro IN the party. about i~o h0ndrsa in
number, the IJy falhN sai6-'Bshod HIN whom
your genera calls tie ytvpire Of Italy. 10 10
Against me so1 havo all ,afs- up a-.As7 And
What Do yo2 Sea poor old MARI The Pope
thsn dre~ nearer and addressed Nvsrsi OF
sas prisoners psrfenslv, saying "Yos, my nsend,
have lost your shoes and or your snri and you ycu
coat aud yoa yoar hAt. Al, vel shall sea you srs
provided, aud tser sht gsrd you away to yosY own
nosnss; criy shan ask you fra as CaiholcA 70 make
spiritual rsslrerent for my SAKE You knew, my
dear friends Mai is 10 Pepe hrss Who askr Tho o.
ysu."
The Gsribsldsng we're deeply moved By this eddrsrr.
and prcsssd fqrvarG 70 ks. ihs cross bordering The
diction.
The New York herald., 1867-11-10

AcorrrTai ~ g G FLwr-It vii DO remembered
that in the month Of OCTOBER 1sGs some sensation was
created BY report that Mr. G. G. Flint, chief account
ant d the Norfolk Navy Yard lad committed forgsrss
10 large amount and had ned from tho country. This
report accompanied with other stories concerning
Mr. Flint, which caused great pain and modification
his family and the large circle os hrs friends The
repors wore all denied in letter addressed 10 Us by Mr.
Film, and Published in the BsRlo q tha, time and ~
was soon afterwards ssceransd thar whatever might be
other charges Affecting Mr. ints character wholly
groundlees We learn that the last term o. the
Corporation Cour Of the city OF Norfolk. Judge fnoms
1ubb presiding the indictments that hsd been fcun0
against Nc Flint for forgery quashsd and Ihst ~
wr DISCHARGED from arrest The decisoa q sne suag
10 the effect that the offence alleged WAS no. ~
dctabis and DID not come within sas dcnoucr ~
forRnrr
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
GERMAN CONSOLIDATION.
Tx Hesitation and Dangers of the Southern
9Gasce-Prussian Policy in Case of Refusal.

TEe laesitati0n and Dangers Of the Southern
ecasce-Prussian Policy in Case of Refusal.
From the Hamburg Reform. 0ct. 26
fEs eyes OF the nation are noY fixed upon Southern
Germany. The proceedings Of Legislative Chambers
there call for the attention Of the German politician In
KuEcL the Chamber or Representatives has voted for
protective and defensive treaty, but II seems that the
upper house. the Bavarian Reichsrath, Is in
tent upon evil and is disposed TO prevent the
efssirs have not progressed far that the
question has been discussed In the Chambers whether
South Germany shall accept the hand extended by the
North whether 1t shall refuse the offer. BY the
sent Of the Wuremberg government the deliberion
thi1 QucSton has been egain postponed With view of
giving time TO those VINO undecided, and who are
ccrupulcus In regard to their responsibility to consider
certain that the South German Legislative Chambers
fully ccGnzan to the results TO follow from refusal
to raa-e up their minds to some wholesome policy.
II Eoe been officially declared that If, on
the part OF Bavaria and Wurtemberg, the
cuGonc treaty and tho protective and defensive treaty
have not been ratified BY the end of this month Prus
Gia will withdraw from the Zolveren. 1t is, indeed
from our North German point OF vew impossible to
count fer hesitation the part OF Bavaria and Wur-
ten,tsG take the rst steps toward closer relation
with North Germany. The greatest anxiety has pre-
vailed Ia Munich and Stuttgart about division
Of Germany into two parts, and the danger resulting
from the establishment OF the Main boundary.
II ic intended by these treaties remove, far as
the cafcty and security for national development
the whole Of Germany concerned the dangers result
Ing freq, that boundary and there the South
proclaim the carrying out OF the national dis.
sctey Whatever the result may DO, 1t is certain that
the present position Of Bavaria and Wuremberg in
1ey contributes towards the dignity OF Germany
The New York herald., 1867-11-10

%atsirSE R Hcr PLACs.--A day or two since cae OF
our CTR err directed domestic build fre in the
toos sfcve ana 70 close the oven door which had
sof some SINE been open, In order to prepare for
the ovvnina nesi. A short time thereafter
con- IN the kitchen gave evidence Of some hing
wrongs and upoA opening the door the giInalsin
attached 70 the premises fouad eusconced theretn
rhs feline fsd walked into the stove, and nnding u
ccmfostable place concluded 10 rest awhile, MI the
Ecrt we'll nigh proved fatal and baked cat cane near
besre one of the d'shss fer that evssaay H<k hrrd
fri f'~<S~
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
sEETRAl AMERICA ON 'cHAHcE.
The aloDauras Snter-Oaeanic RaiIway-Ena-
land a1d France and the Panama Rsute.

Tne alonauras snter-Oaeanic Raiway-EnG-
sErd @1d France and the Panama Reute.
tkron she London Times tcity axtcle). Oct. ISL
introduce loan for 81 sterling for the purpose
CT corrNuotng "a intcroceanic railway, under special
tLe1sso nstveen England, France and the United
sN&tce kns hae nas been surveyed fhs port Of
NJ Aclcsys 9orerrmssk by Co,onl Hantn ard
. 6esseaTTT. rogci engissers, seri ost fcy p4s
hve days IN shs journey between the Atlantic ana Pacific
porto 80 compared with the Panama route The bar.
norc ~ tne yspsotvs tsrmiai-vi, Puerto CAhalos
the Atarhes and the Bay Of Fonseca, tho Pacific
oncsrhston and disembarksion
The leAx- 10 In added, "is 10 be introduced under
favorable srspicssn and The French recog
nlv'nS ihs necessity Of toe line have promised ths
onct~s qcosslion OF the stock on the PARIS Bourss
The New York herald., 1867-11-10

speech 81 tho French Minister Of state
fFrom Galsnani's Messenger, Of Paris, OcA -
The farewslt banqust offered by the Foreign y6nrlif
sonsrs v the Imperial Commission OF tse Uuiverral
Inhibition took place On saturday evening ~ The Hotel
du Louvre. Fer vrspvs 10 tho chair Trwardc of 500
The New York herald., 1867-11-10
THE MUSTER AT T0UlON.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD.

NnpOleon's Order for the Expedition 90
Rome-Suddcn Truns nation nnd Exciting
Scenes-The Mnrch of Troops and Naval
Prcpnrntions-A Herald Correspondents ut
Hcadquarters-Diiii Diiiiculty OF the General as
10 Newspaper Correspondents.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09
4 UonsleS1ia CsocI.

We clip the following paragraph from n very
intrfrstng foreign correspondence 10 the Bos-
ton Journal, headed From Germany 10 ltaly -
ZcHicn, Swnz., Sep. I, 1861.
Oar nest stopping place was SirasbourR. On
illt French side OF the Rhine The cathedral here
IS 81 red sandstone and l. very large The spirs
Is very elaborate aud runs up TO the enofn,uu.
height Of 40 feet, said 20 he The highest, IN the
world. The interior of the cathedral is quit.
plain aud contains the wonderful clock that Ia.
made Sifasbourg celebrated The world Oscr II
u IN one corner Of the cathedral aud i ,rtlninl,
"a cgfiJsiiy. crowd collects in front ~ IL ever,
das a. Twelve o'clock TO sse II 10 thr.ugh rs
performances. The clock indicate. eclipse yi The
sun aud moon, days o. the week aud month iiss
aud aliing Of the SUI and moyn each day and
yaIious other astronomical calcaiaiiunp IL kr-p.
hgufe Oi the suB and moot 10 rDuii"n, and rHel
day " The week is represented hy ,iit-it' eii
h"isr- which romrs out of one sidcO 'l-r,.
an O.. during thr day. Issse. round ." a.. y.l.f
ST. ans iiaapirals. Tws little angel. u 10
h'.n' f tht cio,k oue strikes . L.ii rsrf, quar-.
''- 'n hour and the other ~ noon .. s.fs-.
iut hour.glass which he holds Ia III. hands Ia
ihe .alir! si,use, Skeleton Hi'h ssy ~. IA one
iiili .ui tel 20 the other, stands 10 the srnIfr
rom liii' door al the side -four ngufes, boJ {.
bod toa'h manhood and Old aye issn. sa.
'ii quarter 81 tie hour march across the gallery.
Nis, i'g Vli Hnd Sals serv naturally g. :hs
i|a rl util'i SIDE aud dIs.pt..sr Al ifaslts
aH "' -i'i'on ,'fik.s iLs h,,ur uI.oa rs
D. O. t"d 'ld .'g' roincs og' ,ud .iitss. H.. t.nt
Isrf DO rnd piinr. isi.H ihr -n.sI s...t...
.- ....f -l,-s, aud abose 90 ih. up,-r .all-f,
'' faF.tr ilnsil,s Eiait .i uut ~ sss,.s.ion
'"f t"A r 80 ~'viouf thr, iss- Him = hb
ftt.s. s hand Ia 'achiu ~. s,i ~ ,lrs.in. ,h.tn
n'- lA,s "n ~'.d disar-sf "a ti- uihsf .ide
.... "' o. .!It a corA hal,s his Sln.. sud
aui 80 , NATURALLY ihfsv iiBlss H..
ur. inl t'7ifs huilding Ahd IL de- ic.d,
"f. ihs a. sfra arr siOut fOot 10 height
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-11-09

wrong" said benjamin May, taking tho cu.d
hand In bis, land by SO much ~ God nlcTc, d.
greater than minc may lie also forgive you
Then there came n swim shtiek a. Of heart
suddenly broken, n swim shrick along with he
last words Of Benjamin MAY "Ah, father tuu
are not going 10 dir, 10 die nni leave me in ihs
dreadful world ail alone ~ ,l"r' 80 i.ptn'd
Bessie Keep
The dying man no lus had. "Th,., d.
nobody 10 whom cah give ih,rhiui, licultirin
Promisc me that You will n,i i~,vr her here To
perish, that you will take hrrayt, with YEN and
plarc her in some orph,n .-, Inn prnn q. me
quick, before ! die
Aud Benjamin MAY luu.ul ,i i'.c .mal thin
figure, ai the sailow GiT' Nii',in iis 81 { of
bright, brown hair, ani the tWftl anguisl mp
ed upon !, moved his soni lu b. irpihi.
Ilis sons had RiOwn 8" lr men, his uta iiilr
daughter had iolluwri hrs moilirf hOmc, b. wing
him memory ~ .1i hlur "trs. and sNee' niles
dawning ani fitting among 'iimplrs. to b, NJ at
his after life
great liiy aud f.r,.tt,rs 'o. thi h.ll
orphaned, fitrudlc's iaypattd .tH, nt h.u
lie pot uui his arm and drew he's 70. ii-t
hr laid his hand on he hri.hi H.itfu.
'JOgiah, said h. utI 3D., ~, . Co.
~, honH-lu ms h'nr So H.ti .. Il ts t,.
place oi The daughter that lss .",. 80. viii
b" To her In "ll thing. 10 il.' sitad a'hef ~r
smile cirpi utet ihf gi.,siit itt, -in . 90.
!" death. 'Np~ ''r ta..iv., tIuf T. N.il
have mercy upon Nuw r,t fi ..it
hclieyc u, murmuri i,-i b k.a, ti..,
were the last 9"f'i. o. stri -t.t,
Ani sol,hinf anI ,,in.ln. t..t. a..
with her ia,,' 'i'i,i'n ,an. .i.... tl,.t
would never f'ii hri 900 i",, ,.t .tf,. F.. .r
heep had not dared 'u .t..a uta.t ..r tt af ti.
dead. iiui ii'uj ,min It Ht tud sa. iu
ancient "nriDy o. iug iua 's.'r. hip sos ...fr
ltfing the 'ofstv'n's. til. s lI.f t.sf.. sos .H'
a. pferi'Hi- hcighi ir"m ',. coast. - ter o. 10.
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