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THE Christmas Num-
lied magazine is received, and
Its engravlngs and stories are
ristmas Dinner" which Is illuS-
enough TO eat, and Is acccm-
n receipts for cooking 1t.
al additions, In this number, Of
One of which 10 the enlarge
dy complete Fashion Depart
] page illustrations of bOnnets,
ren's costumes. The pattern
luable one, being printed on
nre Of the fashions iS original
of special value to American
: practical designs and lnforma'
: Ak the best investment : man
, Just now. would be q wears
useful and beautiful Monthly.
-e sbtaln 1t for nothing, aud .
q addition, the particulars OF
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, Y. Jennings Demorest, 47S
rk.
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MONTHLY MAGAZINE. -Thil

MONTHLY MAGAZINE. This
nd exceedingly cheap Magazine
active table of contents for De-
hyst Wayns's charming story,
/ Eyes and HAIR" Is completed (;
letting serial, THE Lady of Lin
-ensely interesting, while ''Paul's
diss Hale. and my Darling" q
b Frnnklin Fits, are among the
Rzine reading. The Illustrations
bly, good, making this one of the
BALLoU ever issued.
offer unusual attractions for the
With the January number the
enlarged to one hundred pages,
and attractive features introduc-
on has written romance entitled,
. which will commence the year.
3 will furnish an exciting serial
untitled "0ld HughS Lo0k-of, "
lely illustrated by Kilburn, and
new department, called "Our
SStory-Tel . popular anthor
-harming story for Girls, while
least q dozen other stories aud
CHEST literary excellence, and in.
ohg, all complete in the January
from the foregoing that ''Bal-
Or 1868 will eclipse its present ex-
he extraordinary low price is re-
y $50 per year, or 10 cents q
receive It for &l.25. The pro-
shd cause for calling It ''the cheap
the world" Published by FL.
Talbot, Boston, Mass.
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that the Commissioner of

that the Commissioner of
nue. has exempted from all tax the
ire raised by the Washington Libra.
# Philadelphia for the endowment
side Institute also that Messrs.
Oke 4 Co., the well-known Bank
nth Third Street, Philadelphia, have
lct as receivers Of the moneys thus
er with the names of those we'll.
ointment citizens who have aSsoci-
Is with the Institute, and have con-
as Trustees, should certainly be .
rantee to the public that every
llmiss will be carried out to the let
lod adopted for the endowment Of
ieded institution Is one by which
1lal actually receives more than
Aed with the same amount of mon
10 the ordinary way. In the dis
cSents every one stands an equal
slesent being guaranteed for each
o Read advertisement.
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Hutter Making TurmIna ana
CabbaReS. ~

A Massachusetts, farmer writes n n.
N. Y. Farmers Club: q W"
| have fed turnips to COWS for ssv.
eral years, as also cabbages, and made
butter all the while, and will challauGS
the most tastidious to detect any fay9r
OF them in the butter. Such food fed
70 COWS IN moderate quantities, Just Be.
fore or Immediately after milkino I'M
parts no unpleasant flavor to the milf
or butter. 1t is in overfeeding. and Al
unreasonable hours, that causes the
trouble. -S''iS
II consider cabbages one of the yery
best kinds of green food for cow, 4
allow my milk to stand fortv.eioH,
hours, and find no ill effect from the
milk becoming thick. Again inst =.
good butter can be made from a cbnrns
ing that produces butter in from five f.
., ten minutes, as by grinding it ont =
nity minutes, and often much better
ike the idea as to the quantity of butter
a good COW should produce. It will
~, W eau our farmers attention to
the Improvement of their dairy stocE
u know men in this section who So
not believe that COW willproducS sirs
teen quarts of milk per day, and hOot
at the idea of Jersey and Holsteip cows
giving from tWentyt to thirty quarts.-I
know that our worn-out New EnsIand
pastures will not produce the rich and
nutritious ! food of your more favored
SeW York grazing lands. StiH, poor
IS they are, | have COW, taken wGsn
day old and raised BY hand, seven
lghths Jersey, that calved May 10. and
ave for two months twenty-five quartz
sr day, and for the most of that lima
iade sixteen pounds of butter weeF
he now makes seven to eight po1nd.
week. raa 80 = :, FS'GtS"
"rhat washing butter in waterisin-
lrlou', Is not an exploded idea. NV
Iperlence teaches me that it takes from
Ie butter much Of the aroma and f;nS
.iicate flavor belonging to a striedy
'lme article Of table butter. ~
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TMwARE &c.-Haviug osca-
cooking stove, We called in at the
Of G. Graham, corner of Pearl &
SpOsite the American House, and We
hat such q stock vas kept In town,
d. There were stoves and CRATES of
! pattern, together with all styles of
tlnware &c. The prices were at
cent. lower than we had expected.
ton RsaSoner there, acting as sales
} pOllteness and afability are well
win custom.
LEASED to learn that Mr.. Graham Is
! he deserves success.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Gard to Sensible People.

Rational reader, II the aspect of the weather
was uncertain, You would not he foolish enough
to venture out without an Overcoat or an um-
brella. Have the forecast, then, to protect your
self at this dangerous season with something
more important than either of these articles.
Strengthen yaur stomach and nervous system,
regulate your liver and your bowels, tone all
your organs, and cheer your animal spirits with
that agreeable cordial tonic and Alternative, HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. So shall you
mrely escape the diseases which fasten upon the
feeble and the debllitated. ''Sufer and be
strong, +" says the proverb but BE strong that
you may not suffer- is the wiser maxim. land Of
oil strengthening preparations this iI the safest
the surest, the most genial. Asa remedy, as well
aS an antidste, for dyspepsia, fever and ague,
and liver disease, there is no combination Of veg
etable specifies at present known which even ap-
proaches Il In efficacy. er wr7 -'r
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AR OF RACES. We do not
Tx and white races, nor the red and
race between BaldrIdge & Grassland
ind all the other clothing establish
, other side. B. & c. are bound to
are head and neck In advance 20
not yet half tried.
I shop aud saIe-room, opposite th e
,tlce,
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"The Pen is Mightisr than the Sword
THE GOLD PEN,
BEsT AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
MortOn's Gold Pens,
THE BEST PENS In THE WORLD.

For sale at No. 20 .9kafdsT-
Lane, .HeW I6rk,, and by cTer7
duly appointed dgsHt at the 'G"''
.1f0r8Os m0A;6y no PsnS St0xsPed
sDifh kse Name or Trade -1a0Tk 0l
any other; therefore, WheTS aN
!dSeacy iS sStG6Itthed, the pno!!d
viii Be beat sNiked, and at th1
10nss prices, By cdIifnS on M1
;d0ent; in al other placer M0sI
-STisAia0 the .NfO1s0a Pen, mas
scn6 to Re0A0N0r;teyy, %aeyS thefI
ordeTv HiU TeceiTe prompt alter
ZION, irGccONsp0Sied Nith the casa
II Catalogue, Nith LkH deScr1p
SiOn Of sikeS and DSScest SeNt oil
VCceipS eF JsttsT pOstGgs. Il
A. MORTON.
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To COnsumptiVeS.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(fres Of charge to ell who desire 1t, the pre-
HcriptioR with the directions for making and
useng the SImplsrsnedy by which be was cured
Of lung affection and that dread disease Con-
SUMPTION His only object Is to benefit the af-
flIcted, and he hspss every sufferer wiz Try this
prescription, % 10 VIII esss them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Please address
Raw. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
No. 1856 South Second st., williamsburEhi MI.
Ssr'. ~ roN ad1. NEy S'eT.-.IF1
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WHOLE NO. 1870.
FARMERS COLUMN
ScrapinR and WashInn T-.~-


We consider early winter to be tha
oest time for scraping and washing the
trunks Of trees 1t is well known to
all observing fruit growers that the
loose bark Of trees is the winter omar.
ters OF myriads of insects, where tbsv
securely remain until the ensuing sprina
when the warm, genial weather ib1
vites them to quit their coy homes and
begin their destructive operations for,
the season. We have found narrow
saw, rather fine toothed, to be an e
cellant toOlin rasping off the superfuous
mark. ltaccOmplishss it more I,nifor,r.,
~ than hoe, trOwel, or other scraper,
trowel or a short handled hOe, how.
ever, IS very good, when the other mac
not be possessed. After the bark IL 70
moved, the trunks should be wasbed.
thoroughly with preparation of whale.
OIL soap and water, say in proportion
OF pound Of the soap to four gallons
OF water. 1t can be applied to large
trees with hickory broom or sfiF
whitewash brush, and to small tress
especially dwarfs, with the hand scrub.
broom. Slckly trees, which can at tbja
season be easily detected by being COW.
cred with species Of fungi, or per.
maps more properly peculiar insectiV-
9rous deposit-should be scrubbed 40
IS to completely remove this. The
mixture will of itself benefit tho tro.
Vhlls the removal from the stem Of al
'1traneous and injurious substance:
will give to it new health and yig0r f5s
'nsuing season--in some instances toA
uprising extent When whale oil
oaP IS not obtainable, ley may be used,
ut It should not be very strong, or j.
llght be injurious to the roots of the
zee II applied pleDtifully and the tres
mall. - Germantown 7eleraph. d. b 7'r'
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FIre.Faneod NInnn-.

Some kinds of manure are mora I;.bt.
TO become fire-fanged than other kin5s
Horse manure, if allowed to lie in CON.
siderable quantities, is apt to UNDERGO
the process of fermentation under biSh
neat, when it assumes a moldy. wbifsh
appearance and becomes veryIlieBt /.
suffers an immense loss, SO much so
that Its virtue is gone, and as compared
with unheated manure, it will produca
scarcely any apprecisble effect. ma
fertillzlng qualities, especial y ammonia
are thrown off, and the mass is left insrt
and useless. r. - -0.'r'- '''
In the management of manur.s
therefore, care should be taken to D;TTe.
vent TOO great a heat by composing
ana forklng over Loan and muck r
mixed freely under ~
nc tie 0Eceu and Ntmbsrs Of ls WaaAiaOaos
Li5rGyy Co., NJ 8. REED, Secretary.
Gentlemen ION receipt Of your favor Of ~
18th inst, notifying uS Of our appointmsHt ~
Receivers for your Company, we took the llbSFW
to submit copy OF your Charter, with plan a
your enterprise, to eminent legal suthsrty of
the State, and having received his fsvsable OplA-
ion in regard to fts legality. and sympathlsInS
with the benevolent object Of your Association
viz the education and maintenance Of the crphsa
children Of our soldiers and sailors at the RivS-
side Institute. we have concluded 70 accept Ne
trust, and to use our best efforts to pronots -
worthy an object Respectfully yours, &C..
.as GEO. A. COOKE co.
| Address all letters and orders 10
eco. A. COOKE & co., BANKIAg,
o. South Third Street, Philadelphia, -
RAssivsrs for ths TsshluUtcn IibrsT -.
NM T. ~ IN. sgt Or ~ s
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Court Of Jackson county Tor TnO v

te Court Of Jackson county Tor tnsw
Saturday last;
MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued.
LLOYD and Elizabeth Thomas.
Bache and Margaret McLarev.
,Ieldler and Anna Call.
Smith and Esther A. Ramsey.
MIBcELLANEous.
!. Stephenson appointed guardian Of
heirsof Hugh B. Weaver deceased.
70.
s'oi real estate confirmed.
cOunla flled - - -------
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JACKSON 9. H., OHIO. THURSDAY II

bis success In this community, during I've years
practice, s guarantee Of bis SKIN In the treatment
Of all varieties Of diseases But do not defer your
application until your disease is Iucurabls.
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Common Pleas Courts.

. JOHN P. PLYLEY,l
SILAs II WRIGHT, Judges eth
4. A. GUTHRIE, Judicial Dist.
W. W. JOHNSON, of Ohio.
".a The STATE of Ohio, Jackson County
/, Charles C. James, Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas In and for the County aud State
aforesaid, hereby certify that the foregoing is a
correct copy of the original order now on ile in
the Clerks Office of said Court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
LIS Court at jackson, this 3Oth day Of OctO-
Der, A. ID. 1866. f..
CHARLES c. JAMES, Clerk
BY j. L. Ferree, Deputy.
Nov. Z, cav. ............ ......a s.ta
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ANTICIPATE THE ENEMY.

The elements Of innumerAble diseases are aboat
in this raw. damp, mephitic season VIII you
defend yourself against them OF not good reader'
That is the question. A bottle or two of the
great defem~ire medicine Of the age, HOSTEL
TERs BITTERs, will so strengthen and brace
up your bodily powsrs Is to enable them to
laughs Siege 10 scorn" The morbid matter
which was exhAled in perspiration through your
pores In summer, fndS no such free egress now.
A powerful counterGetlng agent IS therefore
needed, and you have ltin H0sTETTER's BIT
TERs They neutFaliSe the mdteries mOrbi from
which disease originates, and regulate all the Sc
cretivs organs. Nothing can be mere harmless
or more healthful-nothtng SO potent to prevent
or cure bilIouSness dyspepsia, fever and aEus,
constipation sud general debility sss this wonder.
full corrective. Nov. 21--1ml
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District Courts.

WASHINGTON. Aprils; MEIGs, April 10; F.;
GALLIA, April II; LAWRENCE, April 20 |;
SCIOTO, April 2S p; PIKE, April q; PERRY,
September /; FAIRFIELD. September 8;-
HOOKING September 7 ; ATHENS. September
10; vINTON. September IA ! JACKSON, Sep
tember IL. { - l-f D
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From the Toledo Blade.
Massey.

\ Meetlng M the Corners 10 faIse
a4tO C0nslderatfOm the KBeSt and
1Ssost FaShIOnabIo Methods ~
az. psSEtlng 20 the Democracy
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Times Of Holding Courts for
.... 1884,, .,~r

ORDERED: That the Common Pleas and
" District Courts Of the several Counties OF
the 9Th Judicial District OF Ohio, for the year
1868, be fixed as follows:
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Information,

Information guaranteed to produce q luxuriant
growth of hair upon bald head or beArdlessf face,
also recipe for the removal Of PimpIes, Bletch-
es, Eruptions, etc., on the skin leaving the same
soft, clear, and beautiful, can be obtained with
out charge by addressing tsssa
.et. THos. #. CHAPMAN, CHKNisT,
1923 Broadway, New York.
Sept u fold adv. MAY 9, ely
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A CHANGE.
nth Times, in speaking
this Congressional dis

tty In the District was e12,
! the Amendment being 6,096
al party being beaten on their
/ 3 district that gave them
Ity last year, exhibits 3 rad
Radlcallsn.
radical change. But.
d you not fall thirty
on the vote Of last ysari
re q change not quite so
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80 A PRoBLEN,-An exchange sayI,oo %
Suppose a man and a girl were ma Hrst
rled-the r man thirty-6ve years old, an,S ss.
the girl FIVE years this makes the ms.
seven times as old as the girl; they Ii .ouss
together until the girl is ten years o,ds sUa Of
this makes him forty years old, strikes
four times as old as the GIRL -;Snii:on si1sdtiOn
together until she is fiftaeurnasc company, SsIUl
being forty-fve, this m.ce, deceased, 70 In
three times as old esepT seap Il. So,. Sneo
she is thirty years old, ceased. d..-
man sixty, and only PETITIONERS
80 on. Now, how
have to live to nalotice.
the man - lowing Themselves to be indebt-
---sate of F. N. Clark, late Of jackson
One . aio, deceased, are hereby notified to
he a NSettle with the undersigned Immediately
'he i'aaA 81. PICKITr CLARK, =
y Nov H. E7--sV AaminlStFltof. :
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aDINes or THE CoUSTT CoMMKs-
The County Commissioners met on
~ and transacted the following busI-
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\ Oh PRINTING n ~ kisds doae st ths
eTkSBkRD SEEFcl
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: is still going ahead. We
he cOrnIce on the Baptist Church Is
4 up in beautiful style, by Mr.. VOL
ais are About up of q new brick resi-
IN Miller's Drug Store and Radcliff's s
ssrl Street. 1t Is for Asa Farrar.
ways building, adjoining the store
Farrar, is going up. Broadway
ng ciAdered, and new pavement
,uth side, from Miller'S Drug Store
srner.
various other Improvements, in diff
II the town. #1
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hat Wright & Deshler be allowed an
40 on their contract for putting mp
de on Court House and jail.
to meet on Saturday Nov. %, 1857.
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PosT OFFIs, CoNFEDRIr x ROADS. !
(Which is in the Stait Nv Kentucky,1 !
October 80, 1867. "
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lOVEMBER 21, 1867.

mere utter my Solumn warnin spln tbs
c,ontlnyooal lessenin NV the race ! becog
that race is our rock, and onto that we
stand. Wat sense is there in wastin
our capital, or rather dilutin III"
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aGsortrnel
care. and
Of this cy
perienceI
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LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.
SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms AZ Ca,arrh are nj first very slight.
Ferrous Gpd q ev have cold, that they have re
aaent attacks nnd sre more sensitive 90 the cLaugrs
r. temperature. II this condition the nose may be
dfy 81 Slight discharge thin and aerid. SlTera ards
thick sHd adhesive. may ensue.
A. the dise becomes chronic, the djschargts
are decreased 81 qHanftty hHd changed in quality
they asf u39 thick arA heavy. aud are hawked ~
cpuehet 81. The seer'firns are naeus We, causing
= b8a bfeat tHs voice tiek aud nlsai; the eyes
are wcas fhe frse q smell s lesseaed " destroy
"a; dssfsess lre9Nsn'is tasf- place
Anufher cafnusua nud lfupDf'nni symptom o. Ca
tarfl + ftat he person Il obliged 70 clear his
thraai ia tie moruHs u = ,lick shiny NUGGETS,
ebc'i bas fallen irHn he lrap during The night
Nnsi ghis takes place, the person mat be snre t'at
lsls disease oa Is p#g to the lungs, aud shauld
lnase nd time ln aFrcs;ihe ~
fhr above ete bat lea &C The magv Catarrhal
symroe 5. Write corr Laboratory ior ourpauph
ieg Ae.eHhW. falls all stmpiensl u viii be scnt
fREE d atsy adaiess. Also dlfeeti0as where 20
peeEfe the mrsilcHe
IS arr fcces ~ lefIerr from All raris n the Uu
san sisA $40 nlifuHBus Testimonials inan fh,se
ing 8. besene the eye1ce gl ~ inf8liible merits
o. hi. Feue't e8FtaiHs ~ MlNERALw pol
sONuF> INGREDIENTS. hut i prepared from
vess'aate extracts EXetGSlkELY. therefore IL IS
PERFECTLY GAR ALESS. even ~ ihs mosi ieH-
sief an8 dritste rhila. ~
cVLl F0g srLiYEss cATARRH gENEDY.
aua iase sa Ulser. u not soi3 by arugg - O. vaHr
vicinity lhey eiii oracc 4 iof tou. Price s1o9 per
bate+
GA peraas serefpg With any affection Il
ibe llesd lhn.at Lung shoaa wire Il otee
r. ,.af iainf,b E fails e c0blug al tyinp,eH, per-
,ssiae e iae aeare .eass.
L usli 81 e,at frvs u any address,.
AppKssa
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A RUNsrLLFR NO Coon CrrfzEN Tie
Rev John Chambers, 81 Philadelphia,
recent speech before the American
Union, said "a dealer ii liquor was
RED for some crime. convicted, and sen
enced By Judge Parsons The next
day lawyer waited upon the Judge.
and told HIM be conld show q defect IN
the proceeding wherefore the man
should be released 20, said the Judge
that matters settled BAT, said the
lawyer, be is & worthy man. = wor-
thy man s said The Judge, and make
drunkaris II But said thc LAWYER, he
ga good citizen" "A good citizen -
said The Judge, 'and Gil our jails and
almshouses. and caUso men TO commit
murder and arson, and every iuiquisy
That question II settled sir. aud the
man must abide By the law" The
nnne Of that Judge was Parsons. and
may God giye rs more such Parsons as
these
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II negro having been brought be-
fore a magistrate, and convicted % pill
feEing, The magistrate began 10 femon-
ssrate DO son know how 10 read
Eyes. nsassa. htile. We'll don't son
ever make u.s. q tic Bible Yes.
maasa, strap tbs razor GA him, some
times
My son. said On anxions father
in the country 10 yoang Hopeful.
"when Won 20 10 New YORK. yoa mus,
BE- attentive 10 e,iq9etss Who Is
Eta Kettle. he replied. aud where can
| and her.
Never promise ANYTHING unless Yoa
know il 70 bc ii YOUR power 10 fllal =
Make np Year naind before you prasa-
ise, that ussatcacr you q promise yoa
sciH snlhl BIZ s. DOING. you 81 gam
and enjoy sAe confidence q those
around you. and character fr strict
integrity which wili be invaluable
Many momAn thinks she car do
noshing vithout 4 husband, and. uhen
ale GETS one. finds Abe ca Do nothing
wslh him
Why Is s ship called she , Beesuse
sals rigging cost morn sh&n iLo hull.
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DRoF. nF vAUxs
uEGNS TAI fnAeHkNTir. o =

PERU m 4 OF To &c.
THs eeis3ral1si fffeee Nas& has 81 isiHt sAesaset
ihe fasa5.aa ss5i8 a,-s a lsssssss tue 9 8 80
ftfess & essa5ttas ~ tfla rassnee e Hfftt
.isHfs kaaaa thT ssfeEilss asd hsgass 81 n ksst
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sse#1e Dc eafe tsas fisss ssaiefFt & ess
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Ils 4}ftse tehsafs taa fleefUlts EnsslHahtf So.
ssaf NtH fsl it fassNt iats ~ ~ sffffs - e.
shass etAtsa fse fHNs Hfan HtHfr p5tafF8 fMta
& tslnt ih sl htafs ff hfsr y ht y e. iaiHut = y
G.e fHas ItamtiFs usTfiss sua ftisaefias g 20.
$50 mHneH3 fes
htta as4 81 u naffeas 'fsti sNakrhs tnf -
si-h Is tHatfE Aftef afttkana ite anfrpN ttstifE
irrH feHsafrs "a hsshf Htsa ef lhe uHt8rtt, aettt
ges % hcsn ia4s r8H .lisss lasr. Hasfs itf feiFh
flh e Fsrtish thfffr effn seA areHs q fah tfeAst
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