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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10
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I A Steamer will leave here Tonight for
Point au Pelee' Island, Canadian Territory,
carrying the friends OF the principals and
partytto witness a fight between Bill Davis
and Elliott, on Friday. The mill has been
kept quiet, and there viii probably be no
detention, So So st'.1s tEtgls ie9t tl'..' -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

~ fnfN lot - n ~ n
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uslsioh ol Ousr.oss J @,l 49, !" 80, ~yr NJ. :.
oaran Ann n"e ~ g.n" !" .a"e' 80,
A eg ~ ~ ~. W : $ 8 - F
Samuel sharp ana Wlle 20 y nl.stk; FegeIs,
May Stn, part OF lot - in Cue to"n s1l- u
Groveport, for %lfe@ = = - : - -
As.
ssi0Ns sE0s = y ~ s lesI 8 asss.so'. -, :
Adqtests os'os.sse 1-'esss1e y = snS -,
lowing. as OF ln1sIes1 lao l.'s0
tene'de heIse1tAs'7-rS .lon q
now seen oia0lne street. o''0' in-Iae nouse'
AVE- =, ss.tls
very long tTaips are ssoEtl y tlhs lH tle snorU
walking dresses leck ~ sly ,sHsS Absi<e up
in convenience. "A RaSqueEef loose sacque
(Which is much the most Popular'' IKE tlis
dress ls coaslneIee ihul ps.is.olg WY
sLEllsn WAKING suit uousssss =. = .'as
paaeR serfpea sax sk'rt oFeF 2 pta1lln 1.S9
SILK petticoats ehe aateel etytp!neu roonu 'ne
edge with tress aOF ,plaa. o. soiack velveS'
o-ntsar l-l0 psa'es are 'ss' e y ~
less0ols. ne s''oas .Oss ,ssnss
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opens oweh se' 49, - ~, ;s,ySt1as
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'ls7.s si'.e. ,,, -, ,,a,.to,st,,
Oc"."9 a1esses y ~. az - srS 80 80
pam II @ps. ~ $500
kaVaol - - ss se -
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Thursday, May 9. 1867.

E Van Camp. Cleyeland, o; C w Clippinger.
Delaware, q; Rush Fields, PhiIsoelphis, Pa; 3 .
w Habersham; Baltimore, Nd; Lewis Moss, San
dusky, o; GIN Nichols, N y; j ] Irwin. Mt Vernon,
D; j Richardson, Cleveland, o. Mrs Lewis Maddox
and son. N Y; s Bacharath, Cincinnati. D. y E
Cherry, Rochester, Y; Blackburn. Cleveland.
Haute. Ind; j N Free, Lancaster. o, A F Thorntab.
ii Root Crestline. o; j " French. Boston. .Mass.i
Penn Benjamin Eaton, Crestline. o; NJ Lolf, Y;
q a Somes. Boston. Mass; Charles J. Langdon,
Hartford, Conn; W Douglas, New York; d w Cobb.
Chieago. III; Willis 81 Humiston Troy, Y; Day.
W P Melcher. New York q Gilbert. New York;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

DEBATING CLUE No!ls-There was good
attendance last night at Debating Club No.
i. The exercises gave great satisfaction.
The Grafton on 'Lifep by Mr.. Bennett, was
especially good, as was also the recitation
by Mr.. Hofrington. The debate Son the
question: eReSotUed, That the Executive
should have the pardoning power, was de-
Icided in favor of the affirmative. One of
the pleasant things of the evening was an
lextemporaneous address. bY Mr.. Lund. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

- " - = = = = , 2
appointed DR.. Al eyiie Maynard, OF Cleve-
1ands ras Trustee - Director of the
Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum, Uice Mr.
Keugel. resigned - ttt2lF I. 5sl - = 1d.5
esstt 81 gen a a., S1a e,,,l-
LlnE,AAL Doe go. s.. ,.,s a 49,
svass ea1erasy ooea.ss s'vS ,Ds snu Dsss
~ :. go s s.s.,,,ld Al great eyoos
sosla ss.s-s., -
anu % - ''-''-- ---.'' '9V @
CouNrY CoMaaTssIoN Frs MEETING AT a
meeting of the County q Commissioners,
held ron Wednesday,, May sth, in the
AUDITORS office. Messrsg Kcetuer Barbee
and I'd wards being ,p,resent. IL was ordered
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The sunday Law.

ordered the enforcement Of the'almost OBJ
solete Sunday law, which prohibits the
sale or exposure for sale of any goods on
Sunday, except by Jews, whose business
houses are closed on Saturday. All restau
rants, liquorAstores, barber shops, drug
Stores, &C., will be closed.
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Fsrf'sfgI'oe sgo CssssE RssssssaF'e .s:;s Fl.

To the Dess0crdcy 6f Ffdnksia County:
You are hereby notified to meet at the
places designated below, on ", ~ ~ & 81
SATURDAY., JUNE sth, A. ID. Iee7,A
To elect, by ballot, candidates for the fol-
lowing offices (to besupported at the eleer
tion in October hext); - Two Members, of
the House of Representative one Sheriff;
one Treasurer; one Auditor; one Recor-
der ! one County Commissioners, and one
Infirmary Director. - lsss 5ss e gss9 8'9
| First Ward BeAls Auction Rnom.s geas eniF
Second W ard-- Buckeye House. gi5 p y .79ezti.
Fourth Ward Gesrge Beitzis Grocery.
Fifth Ward-South Engine House.
Sixth Ward--LoEenz Schneider's. gilF' sTs1
Seventh Wsrd--Tryons' Shoe shop. inst 40 II
Eighth Ward--N orth Engine House. Li Honta
Ninth rd...Hartisy's Grccegy.a5 9 es5H sag9y
Montgomery Township Court House, stsafigtht
Truro Township- Resnoldsburg. : sSislgs spiez
Praire Township- Alton. ~ 3aisse 20 heaaN
Clinton Township-North Columbus. soae bHno9
Pleasant Township the usual place Of hold
Brown fova.Ai the usual place Of holding
Plen Albany. . .sis..ssS .s3 2,iaa sa
Washington Township Dublin. .,a,. f ~
s, Madison Township 1Groyep,rs 80,
Jeffsrson Towr ship-rBiack Lick.
Jackson ToEnshipT7JG City,. bus st5 IN
u; = - @ 49,. 'flj si1 VI ~
Perry ToWnzhip d slai place Of holding cleo
''afpsi asmiilton Towpship-T a.b;p House. slssa
None but Democrats; and chose who will
pledge themselves to support the Demo-
cratic ticket at the October election, will
be allowed to vote at theprimary elections.
The names Of the several candidates for
the different offices shall be voted for on
one ticket. The, polls, will be opened from
2to z o'clock p. M. Two Judgesisnd, enc
Clerk shall be elected at the time and place
specified above TO receive the votes cast at
said primary, election. The Judges and
Clerks at said primary election are request
ed toiappoint one of their own members to
return q certified abstract Of the votes So
cast, in their respective sWardssand Howns'
ships, and he.Jndge or Clerkoso appointed
whose duty it is to meet at Thurman Hall;
in the city of Columbus, on Monday, the
10th day Of q June, A. ID. 1867,
at 10 O'Clock forenoon, and proceed TO
count the votes cast for the respectiye can
didatasg ara to declare, the l,ersou' rpeeiv-
ING tie tie M6iShest number Of votes the eandi-
13,f< f<,-1 1ft,a of3.ss t i,s,l;cl, ,,,tsa
- = -, -, 20
ior.a SAID anOafu OF CanVassers Will also
select a County Central Committee for the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

BRANDRETR,S PIL14S.-These pills are
safe and sure, They are prepared by process
which secures all the best qualities of the herbs of
which they composed, without any of their bad.
They benefit in all cases. aud do harm in none. .
See b. Brandreth is in white letters on the Cow
ernment stamp. wAfT 81 8 aprs3-d&wImy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10
-15s.pS ssd s-ssz Bs3 tssg ( m D ~ sd'
Cd Lsu eaaats1 isaniu 9dt ~. nAtF F,s5 s1i
=. Com,uittee of 17uscara,oas lI Z cou,,ty ,l1

We trust this noble example set by,
the citizens of "a Tuscarawas, will be
followed BY every. county in Ohio. The
South needs bread. Give in answer to her
cry.i iveoliberally .isAll honor to the no.
BILE hearts Of 'TuscaraEas! May the good
they do be returned to them a thousand
foid ---ts'ts'N --'''f-i ttt-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10
uNIrED sTATEs IHoTEI. m
Mis-, 7 Primrose Groyeport. q. j.sThonas M Lewis,

Miss Primrose. GroVeports "; ThomaS N Lewis,
! ork; w H Lewis, Cincinnati. D; III r Hannun.
press Company; A J Williams, Piekaway county. o;
Mrs Shuder, Harrisburg, O:-J kenned I, London,
o. q II Smith. Genoa, o; H Emriok, city; II w
Shaffer. Winchester, y: A Browman. Westerville.
Galeea. y; W W Keys, Harrisburg, o. d johnson.
0akdale, Pa; Saran Haynes, Y: w Gale city;
j.. Freeman, Sturges Miss; b Rary, Kenton, q;
g w Huffman, franklin county, y; J Helmick, Har-
risburg, o. Guffev. Celine, %; w Tea and Lady
Cleveland, o; lWm Ward. City; III Brown. Della
ware, D: Charles Stokes, Philadelphia, Pennsylva-
MIA; Moses linn and wife, Gro{eport, Tippett. do
K A Haarisou, London. Ohio; Sy Alcord. Pataska-
Ia. Ohio; Nj B Harkins, do; N McCollum. do j o
kidder, Sprinafied. 0hio;5J L. Green, city: F X;
Davidson, Pataskala, Ohio: w Aiker, ,Logan, % bio;
G Seymour and lady, 3roveport, Ohio; Thomas
Evans Delaware; VIM Jones and lady, PickaWay;
Rufus keshner, Lancaster, D ;iJ Hurroun, Wester.
Circeyllle, D; . Grabb. London. o. JAS Hammer,
City; + Chandler. Indianapolis Jos urns, New
York; ) Bury and family, Brennan, o; G Ashbaugh
Brennan, o; Sol Bury. Lancaster, y; Moses Wetton,
Groveport, o. bag.9H8 --niFHg hsz 81. atfs1a n
- si1 ioGooDALE HOUSE. r p 20 E
John s Moedey. SteubenvilIe.i Ohio; A Basson.
Cincinnati, Ohio; @ + Samson, city; j Morgan New.
York; u q q Colt. Buffalo: w Jamison, city; F
Gittorsein, Cincinnati; h Shearer and lady, do;
) Leonard, do; II johnson, Lancaster, Ohio: j s,
Benjamin. Dayton, Ohio; w Lattimer, Springt
J NJ Russell, indianapolis Indiana; Il n Peck, Al
hanys New York; Mrs Barnu. Chicago Illinois; p
Benper. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; ] s Parmar,
do; r g Jackson, Chicago Illinois; r ID Davis, do;
= u Garper, Delaware: j p James, do; Fl H Harpert
Newark; Powellsde. ST 8ofdw af sbls g 1EIsy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10
eOmmERtuE 6ATTERs

eIncfnnati NEeuex xAERrket=mava.=
GOhD<-Glosed at l3sk buying ls7k seIlfnk.s
EACHANGE-Steady at par 10 81 per cent. pre-
MUM buJiIg, and lilo premium selling- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

Removed from his Old OHice.a
DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, West Broadway, nea,
High street. Columbus, Ohio. has deYoted himsel
VI seriesof years to the tres ment Of certain pri
yate diseases. He may be consulted ct his office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank
shQo'R5a t--f -
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

EXtenstVe HODDerye 4f 4-.I
ST. LoUIS, Nav 9.-The dry goods store
of M. Heller e Son was robbed yester-
day of nearly 50 600 worth of fine goods.
-abEei COlored ConventiOn.,,eIg aos
The jcolored people of the city. held a
meeting, last night, at which resolutions
were adopted demanding equal rights in
the street cars and public hall, and the benz
eft of, the school, funds. Thanks. were ex--
pressed to the Legislature for its action on
the, suffrage question, and the conduct OF
Congress in respect to the rights of the ne1
gro was highly approved. .ssYlssusdJ b.
A m EvPrOvoSt MI Ia rsha n Huas f0p Fa sa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

appointed DR.. Alleyhe Maynsfd, OF Cleve-
1ands as Trustee = Director of the
Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum, Uice Mr.
Keu1el. resigned. 3ks sFil2II - oi.iF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

v1N ezeBUbGH s. Co.'S MEE1eERrE.-
To-morroW the great colIectiOh Sof wild
beasts and birds, known as Van Ambprghl
& Co.'S Menagerie, viii pay our city a visit.
1t needs no argument from US to urge our
people to attend this great exhibition; and
take their children With them. To the
young the menagerie is d school whose
benefits cannot easily be overestimatcd.-
Here they see the animals with whose
copntties they have become familiar.a and of
whpee habits and forms they have already
learned something, as they appear when
roaming at large In their native forests
Here can be seen birds of beautiful plum
age and rare varieties and here, also, will
be sexhibited the power of man oyerlthe
brute creation. These facts, in addition TO
the usual attraction of so reasonable and
rational place of amisement, should fill
the pavilion to.its utmost capacity. GOA
,sswAg--A- 49, aau.-------A ASA4A ,S,aNS
ORGANIzAT1oN OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Board of Health met at the Office of
the City Clerk last evening, and was called
to order by the Mayor. All the members
of the Board were present, and were swern
/ N
Mr.. Feiser offered the following resolu-
tion :DPHI1 lGM01 TJtFqT
Res6Eued. That the salary OF the Clerk of
the Board be fixed at $40, per month.
Mr.. Miller moved to amend by inserting
$25 per month; which amendment was
agreed to. - q
! Mr.. Miller nominated i. e. Wilson for
Clerk of said Board, who was thereupon
unanimously elected. .eissy osi b oesgab
On motion Of Mr.. Feiser, the Clerk was
directed toprocure the books and blanks of
the former Board of Health. lesa es- j -
On motion Of Mr.. Miller, the Clerk was
directed to ascertain the number of carts
belonging to the city, 50 hsa, ,f.ae2
! On'motion of Mr.. Walker, the Board ad-
jourped to meet next Thursday evening at
seven O'clock sskgsIrFsa tff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

on yesterday, received the following letter.
Enclosing draft for 500: 1ifees .. -9l..rg %
.soTfo ailNEw PRIEADELPHIA.5 o. Or
May SLh, 1867.
1z1sons Wa. .JsellSasolepna Hon. 4llse q, Thar
man ssss aids - Ee7s,. sg,-a,7 - ve,r, -ti
aGENThEMEN:-The committee appointed
here to raise fund for the destitute in the
South, take the liberty OF Enclosing you a
draft for $400. contributions from the peo-,
pie of Tuscarawas county In aid of the des-
titute, people in the South We wish you,
gentlemen, to give it the proper direction, so
that the proper parties get it.. 1-2-.Hs
~ Very respectfully,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

Jno. Gray and James Wilson, two west
ern confidence meli, were arrested to-day
for attempting teswindle an Old gentleman
from Railway. Several bogus checks and
bonds were found on them., ss5rr,Esb
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

90 s- 20 Gazette copy m j time.i sr' : -
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stores Ordered Closed ON Sundays

The Tines Knoxville. Tennessee. special
says: The Knoxville Convention instructs
its delegates to support Gen. Cooper for
Congress. The race in the Convention be-
tween CooperEaIld Maynard will be close.
Col. John. Baxter opened. the campaign in
East Tennessee for Etheridge at Cleveland,
Yesterday. The meeting was very large.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-10

The Radical Peace Society held its annual
convention and listened to. a number of
speeches, and adopted resolution thank
ing Queen Victoria for her efforts to pre-
vent a war between France and Prussia. e
Petition for m0dificatfOns0 OF the Ex-
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-22

hitcht my cheer up close to hcrn, shct.my
eyes, and trcmbously scd "Sal, you're tho
very gal I've been hankerin affcr for a2lniig
time. love you all over-frbnsthe foot.of
your sole to the head ofsyour, crown, and
don't keer who knows it; and if yon, say so,
we'll be jined in the holy bones Of natrinony-
e pluribus union, gloria Monday morning, siA
temper tyrannis, non. compus ncntis, world
without end" sez !; and felt as thorI had
throwd like an alligator, | feltso relieved:
With that she fetcht skream, and after q
while She scz, i'Petcr"' "What is it, Sally"
SCI I. Yes sez she, a hidin of her face
You may depend upon it I felt orful good.
sGlory! glory!" sez I. ~ must holler Sal, OF :
I'll bust open. IIooray! hooray! I can jump
over tcn-rail fence. can dJ anything d /.
fellow could, would or orter do" With Tint
sortcr sloshcd myself down by her and
clnchcd tho bargain with kiss. Talk about.
yer sugar-talk about yer mclasscs-talk a.
bout mite blooming scrious-they wurh't no
whar; yon couldn't have got me to have Come
nigh 'cm, they would have tasted sour atter
th,t. Oh, broonlstraws wit sorghum lasscs
on en- ci Sails daddy hadn't bawled ont, '@1t's
tim, for all honest folks to be in bci," do be-
licvc I'd staid all mite. You'd ortcr seed INC
when j gat hum; pulled dad outor bod and
huggcd him, pulled mann outer bed and
huggcd her; pulled Aunt Jane outer bed and
huygcd her, pulled the niger Servant outer
bed and huggcd her. ''Dad," sez I, I'm 90.
ing for to get married" "MarricdF' bawlcd
dad sMarricd," squalled nam, "Ycs, sit
married." scz l, '"marricd all over jincdin
wcdlock; hooked on fof worsor or bettof,Sfor
life and for death, to Sal; lam thatsofy
Ching. Peter sporum, Esp With that fnY
aud told tiiGtim. from Aiphef TO .Omegat. They
wcro mighty pleased and mi mighty viilin, md
we lN: b mean Sal sad wore sriitea
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H o M 0 R O U s.

Why is II bridegroom worth more than a
bride: Because she is given away and he is
soh
What is the difference between mice and
woncn? One harms the cheese, and tho other
charms the he's.
'.Arc you the matc?" said man to the
Irish cook of vessel. "No," said he, "but
Pm the man that boils the mate"
A gentleman complaining Of his too many
friends, Patrick advised him, 'Lind money to
the poor ones, and borry of tie rich; then
nather sort will throuble yez.'
y young lady in San Antonio thinks of
going to California to sc. married, for the rca-
son that in that country the men folks crock
the cradle" ncr heads right.
When the first Greek fire she'll frem Gil.
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PUBLIC OFFICERS.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-06-22

DR.. Busby, whose figure was beneath the
common size, was ore day accosted in n public
coffee-room by. an Irish baronet Of eolosssl
stature, with: L.. ..
"May pass to my seat, Q giant?'
When the doctor, politely making way, re-
piled :.'- +. r2r~or 4isa0 -
'-"pdss, on pigmy" tgf
"Oh! sir," said the baronct, amy expressions
alluded to the size of your intellect iits -
"And my expression, sir" said the doctor,
"to the size of yours" Il.
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PERPENDICULAR KARAcTER OF Mn. MARX
MILBEnr, Eso.-Given at the office Of I'rp9.
Josh Billings ltrakatical phrcnologis, prise 81
AMAT1vENEss- Sticks out like .
hornets ness Yew ought tew be able to Low
the whole human famiIee; with yure bump at
onst. Yew will never be widdet long, net
emmy. ~ ~ sss,s
PoLYTIKs-You have got the nptral wa
A splendid bumb. Nanny man las. gst.to
be konstabclwith halfyurc bump. 4 S+
CoMDAT1FNEss- Slcightually, very much.
You might fight a woman, but tuff match. u
should like to bet on tho woman. This bump
wants poultising. - ~:.ssSlt
VITrLEs-Bi thunder what bump!f +
should think yu cud ca. hoss and cart, and
chas the driver three miles, without emmy prac.
It's. Thunder 4 Tightening what a bump {
Let Barnum git his hand on this bump, n'd
yure fortin is made What e busiH..! What y
bump! s rs. sl a.. ~
GREENBAcKs-Wcll Developed! "A; gor-,
geous bump fortin to enuy man. Yekaha
help but die rich if this bump don't gostsacE
on you. Georgius bump! happc miami die
when you feel like it, doth wont hcy onny soy~
rows for yure rclashuns that this bump won't
heal.
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NUMBER .lS.

more's batteries exploded in Charleston a con.
traband, who witnessed the spectacle; jumped
up and exclaimed. "Scc darl hell hab laid an
egg% ~. - ~
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NICE BoY.-aDi,f the dentist Kiss You when
The pulled your tooth, pa 2" +g.t s:...,3zj
FATHER.-"No, my, son. Whyg, %a
NlcE BoY-.'Well, he kissed ma, and she.
sud it took the ache an away; and think is,
did, for she laughed all the way ihloQ ihonio or q
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Il love you like anything said young
gardener to his sweetheart, pressing her hand.
"Ditto," said she, returning the pressure.
The ardent lover, who was no scholar, Mas
sorely puzzled to understand the meaning Of
ditto. The next day, being at work with his
father, lie said - -; ss-l-..
"Fatller, what is the meaning of Iitto?'.
"Why," said the old man, 'this here is one
cabbagc-head, amt it 2" ...
''Ycs, fathcr."' = = =
well, that. ere's ditto"
ssDrat it 4" CALCULATED the indignant son,
stheni she called me cabbpge-head-
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