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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23
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isairy Farming.

Ihv Hairy interest has grown up to It's
present proportions in this country by
slow degrees Our dairy products ware
not largely exported till within few
wears, but now this business forms no in
considerable item in our commerce abroad.
md it is destined. at no very distant day.
to assume still greater Importance. No
doubt the cheese factory system, now 50
commonly adopted, will contribute tn this
raSult
Dairy management as it is generally
understood, includes every department of
farm industry and domestic economy
which in any way relates to the produc-
lion and management Of milk such as
the selection and economical feeding of
cows, the making of butter and cheese.
and OF course, the proper treatment and
handling of milk, and the feeding and
raising of calves for veal and for stock
1t has in all times and in most countries
formed a very important and interesting
branch of industry. In some localities,
where the nature of the soil and the eli
mate are more than ordinarily favorable,
such as moist, low lying districts, where
the natural pasturage is rich and abund-
mt, it has so far superseded tillage hus-
bandry as to have become speciality.
Thus the polders of Holland, the teemlng
valleys of Gloueestershire, the fertile
plains OF Cheshire, and the deep meadows
Of Leicestershire in England, and the wet
climate of the west of Scotland, have long
been devoted so exclusively to the dairy,
as to have become known everywhere as
the dairy districts"
Our own climate is not gen orally sup
posed to be so favorable to large develop
ment of the dairy interest, as some 9th
ers, and it must be admitted that it offers
many obstacles in the extremes of heat
and cold. and the long protracted droughts
to which We are every year liable. These
changes are trying enough to the animal
system. Still we have made great prog
ross, notwithstanding ali drawbacks. not
| only in the extent and quality of our
productions, but also in the improvement
and adaptation of stock to dairy purposes.
The economy of feeding and shelter is
better understood than formerly, the char
acteristrcs of particular breeds, and the
individual peculiarities of animals best
adapted to the dairy, are more thoroughly
observed and studied, and the general in
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23
Editors and Pm hers'COnvcntion.

Pursuant to call of the Executive Com
mittee. several of the craft met at the
American House in this city, last even.
ing, for the purpose Of pertectlng then
organization In the absence of the Pres
ident. the meeting WIS called to order by
the Vice President, Mr.. i. B. Whiting,
G.. c. Benedict, from the committee ap-
pointed for that purpose, reported con
stitution and bylaws. which, With slight
amendments, were adopted.
The constitution was then signed by the
following gentlemen and the initiation
fee OF 50 paid to the Treasurer: L. u.
Whiting, George Granville Benedict, G
w. Willard, A. n. Swain, VIM. Ill. Hoyt
c. NJ Chase, Henry Clark, Z. NJ. Stone
John Cain, Luther q. Greene, J. NJ. Polanu.
W. II. Ballou, James X. Mclean, D. NJ
Camp, 2d,
The committee appointed to nix rates fol-
advertising and job work were not pre-.
pared uith full report, az they had moi
had time to consider such important mat.
tiers. The subjects were rccomm5tted to
the same committee, and they were di'
Iected to furnish all the publishers and
lob printers OF the State with printed
copy of their reports az soon as eanyen.
lent. Mr. Mclean was added to the
committee on job work The Recording
Secretary was also directed to procure the
printing of the constitution and bylaws
and furnish each publisher with a copy.
c. w. Willard was chosen essayist, and
John Cain poet. Newport was chosen ~
the place for the next meeting, to be held
on the third Thursday Of June next.
+. b. WHITING, Acting President.
d. NJ. CAMP, ID, Rec. Sec.
-Buf1iHgtoH IiMeS
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23
From the Providence Journalists Antho-
ny's Paperl
The supreme Court and Congress.

The Supreme Court, as is well known,
has, in repeated instances, in the trial OF
causes brought before it, pronounced acts
Of Congress, however solemnly passed, to
be unconstitutional, and these acts imme-
diately became null and void in conse-
uuence. In similar circumstances, the
same thing may, of course, be done now.
The suggestion that Congress may retail
ate ipon the Court by hostile legislation
is a 80 gaestion that finds no support or
countenanea in the Constitution, nor will
it find much among the people. The pro-
position Of the Committee of the Judiciary
Of the House of Representatives, that in
all constitutional questions the concur
renee of two-thirds of the Judges shall
hereafter be necessary, is not, perhaps, 20
objectionable in itself as III the alleged
spirit and purpose of its introduction.
We have never liked this spectacle OF one
department of the Government heading of
another By special acts. 1t brings them
al to,contempt together, and strips them
Ill alike II their dignity and their author
ty. IN this particular instance, too, u
loolts !. e.rteiously Ike legislating tord SINGLE
r.tss and uQliticdl issue. We have had
quite enough Of this kind of legislation
already, in the quarrel between Congress
and the President, and we shall regret
exceedingly to see it repeated in any
possible collision between Congress and
The Supreme Court Let nothing, We say,
be attempted in Congress in relation to
the Supreme Court that shall, in the least
lcrree, bear the character Of hasty or
passionate legislation.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON RAILROAD.

RUTLAND ~ bi hLtN6iON i.AA'biso+A''
1t may not be generally known that the
Rutland & Burlington Railroad is soon
to be changed in the vicinity of Vergennes,
80 that the road will run into and through
that city. There is also frst-elass
steamer being built in Shelburn Harbor,
that NAV soon be conveying passengers
and freight between Vergennes and Platts-
burgh. This arrangement would give
the Rutland Il Burlington Railroad di-
rect communication with Canada.-Rat-
lind Courier.
Our impression is that the navigation
OF the crooked channel of the creek from
vergennes to the lake. would not be very
easy for boat of the size OF the one build
ing in Shelburn Bay. But however that
may be, it is absurd to suppose that the
Rutland road would tranship passengers
and freight at = point seven miles from
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23

PERNlrIOUS LITERATCRE.-Theg great
increase that has lately taken place in the
number Of indecent weeklies, with Haunt-
ing iilaetrations of vice, indicates very
bad state q morals somewhere. Where
{ supposed it to be in the coarse strata Of
the social world until news-dealer gave
ne another ides.
Picking up one ct these scandalous
sheets, asked him who bought them.
You would be surprised said he,
" to see the respectable looking people who
ask for that paper
"Do ladies buy 1t r
Yes, plenty Of them. There is another
paper manning it SO scandalous that
would not keep it in store, and. we'll
dressed, decent looking young ladies' come
in every day asking for it,
/ expressed surprise, and he won't on:
Why, sir, when used to keep those
yellow covered books-1 would not keep
them now-fashionable ladies used to
come regularly in. their carriages to buy
them
Six Of the most grossly indecent illus
rated papers are now fourishang IN New
FORK. and are circulated Ill over the
country. It is no exaggeration 70 ny
that each of these papers has . larger cir
eulation than can be attained Dy cos in
five of the weekly journals which exclude
pruriency from their columns = Cor.
Boston Post. ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23

tho Lake hy q narrow and tortuous paa.
sage, when il can bring them to the ter
minus vi the road at Burlington and
tranship them at saving Of several
hour, in time, and with infinitely saps-
rior accommodations, Sc, = Burlinglo.
FFf, Pffss,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23

VERMONT CENrRAL LIBRARY.-At
meeting of the Vermont Central Library
Association. held at their rooms in the
Depot, ST. Adams, on Wednesday even
ing. it was unanimously voted to consider
md receive as members on the payment
If So, the Custom House officials on duty
there; also mail agents and express mes
sengers running into St Adams. The
resident ciergymen were made honorary
members of the Association. This action
" II TIM 11znagrrs urtt ror1-.,f-stt F-'st
liberal, and will be kindly appreciated b,
those thus benefited.
The reading-room is supplied with thu
latest leading daily and weekly newspa
pers. and the library, already large one
is to be increased by numerous volumes
Besides a gift of 800, just made for tn
purpose by J. b. Brigham, ESD, OF Bos
ton, other additions to the library ar
expected that will greatly increase 1T
| yaluo
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23

TEACHERS AssoCIATION.-The twelfth
annual meeting of the Chittenden County
Teachers Association is TO be held at
Shelburn, Jan oath and 25th. Addresses
will be delivered by Rev. j. L. Maynard
of Willistoa, Rev J. II. Worcester, DID.
of Burlington. A. c. Ballard of Winooski,
and by President Angel and A. Decor
mial. Addresses will also be delivered
by A. Z. Leavcnworth of Hinesburgh, and
a poem by c. A. Castleton of Burlington
CALEDONIA CoCNTY.-The Caledonia
Co. Wool Growers and Sheep Breeders
Association met at the St.Johnsbury House
on the14th inst and made choice Of the
following officers II. NJ. Hull, President
| W. D. Brown, Vice President; L. j. Gray,
Secretary; j Lawrence, Treasurer; l.
". Sanborn, Corresponding Secretary.
| NOTICED. C. Fisher Il Son would
announce that they will open their mar
ket in the rooms under i. A. Shuttucks
shoe store, where they will hold them
! selves in readiness to serve their custom
ers with fish and oysters, -.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23
s.u,hern Agriculture.


ton OF the repeal of the cotton tax, The
solution Of the labor question in the cot
ten growing States is ansiously awaited
by the people of the country, The raai'
cal changes which have been made in the
system Of labor has been attended neces-
sarily with irregularities, especially "a
the working OF plantations Of large *
tent, which have led to disarpointmeuts
aud dissouragements that will ensure tnc
working Of Thorn by a lager number of
proprietors The unsettled condition q
the industry Of the South requires the
aid and encouragement Of the government,
thst the people may 10 restored % a state
OF prosperity, There can be no doubt,
Notwithstanding the conflicting rumors,
that there Is evidence ci fixed and de-
termined purrosc 10 adapt them aeriyul-
turally.so their changed condition, and
which will ultimately prove a permanent
benefit. Tie freedmen should be disa-
buscd Of the prevalcgt opinion OF the anti
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23

W. have ahoye given the main fact,
connected with the most destry,- Tive WISH
tatiuu 81 TIRE which has cv,r taken place
in our community, aud though thcrc are
many other incidents worthy oi note con,
uccled with the eontagratiup We are, in
view Of IL limited time which We have
had 10 gather the facts, compelled toIo-t-
paur their publication IA another iss'sr.
\ Coon WuKp senator Elmupa- in
his speech against admitting M. Thomas
a, senator frau Maryland, said, IN r. srr-
cS,ue "a the "irup,chd" oath;
Iii any sympathy is Iytt 6g patriotic
love vi country, or ANY dr,iry 10 keep the
Halls of legislation pure, We onght To-
stand mauiully NJ In this oath
To which sentiment. hi, constituents
At home viii rc~poad a hearty amen
REprCIoN uF FREIGnr-A meeting
of the Managers Of the Orlcu,burgh, VI
Central, Rutlmd \ Burlington, ,Passwmp'
,ic, sullivan, VI, Valley, VI, \ Mass,
Conn River, and Hartford \ New Haven
Railroads, was held at Bellows Fails Jan
~, al which the General Freight and
Ticket Agents were instructed To prepar'
new freight and passenger tariffs, AT
reduction from present rates
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23

FRE Al TuE STATE fRsoN,-o On
Wednesday, 18th inst, about noon, a large
quantity OF ,nath sticks belonging 10 the
contractors, ia the drying room, situated
M the southwest corner OF the old prison
huIfdirg, Ut " -iirrytyur, turk fire. It rtfrrt-
ually smoked out the female conyiets, who
were confined in the upper part of the
same structure, although none suffered
any harm. 1t was at one time feared that
The roof of the building would take fire
aud cndangcr the main building, but the
prompt efforts of the engine company and
the citizens OF Windsor, in aid of the SUI
pcrintendent and officers kept the flamos
in subsection, and all danger passed with
nut heavy loss, il is now thought, beyond
that Of the company, which is roughly
estimated at about 81 800. The behavior
If the conviets dpring the excitement was
sommendable, some Of them being the
most efficient and daring helpers, and al
Observing order.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24
SPECIAL no C0CE -,


According III rhysiologis,s. tho human body 10
'snewsd on's In s"vsn yeas Everr dar. every
hour, evsfy moment. the aash. the cartilage. honn
aud @sssis ofthe frame wasting away aud bslus
Iwpe'copuhiy replaced ~ new wsteriai ieslth
dsrepes aptn The nature "fthsi maia,lal anil whsth
- ], stall - rnts diseased sfuii ~ Vitality aud
.iastcliy or f.shl" and nseoiI. Deepen de mainly mp
H., ~ Hon ~ Tho stomach IN warm waathae tho
vsgte ~ tho system lie rapid ani II no, zap
~, 'epased ~ tho g,aet pssulng organ the ,un-
sequence " debility. emaf alton and deray n 10
therefore "fpsfampun, Importance Tint tho sipri4
.th no sept !. vigntrps condition ut nj. ttying
season and the safest sltaat. nni host tonic thst
On - einptogr fpt thH tntposa IL IaarKr
7 are nifftHi This itrp0Uafhiis tHsafalda
sininarhir gives unweHtal eur 10 tho dierntf.r
powers ptnns ihe tpItgwtsi3tta ~ no ffn1 into
healthftl hiri. lWhich ia - q, sp.ak tho fsw inc
istisl al all thn solid portions u The ,plgl aud
th"spv puts ths ssssm Ia Tho host possible .taia of
ie'snte sEaius, epidemic aud uihaf dsrasps Tho
a'forg teapite y 10 keep sr theft Strength thA
weak, IT, rrnvlFpr ais than " consists ~ tho utf
asi ~ n I dif'usiye s'i~aianis. ,hs,frd wiib tho
inttss and sxttaris oi tho must genial rpats aud
hr.hs aui " pet ri,ueu' rs,ture,iva not MGR.
temporary aseiisst. u aets simultaneously upon
the stomach. the se~ols AMI the liver aud IL tho
bee, known remedy 10, dyspepsia hinie ysusss
c"stiteness aud geaatai debility.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24

VIII turs srrof1ia or Veysr Sores. GAIT Hherm.
T.,tar rlmpis. awsi'ed Brss.'. Sore nipples Chli.
bi,ins Pilrs cuts. Buras. Bruises. acslis. snd Tor
all external applications Il has no parallel having
Iarfsc,ly cured these complaints ~hsn All o'aer
tsoedies had failed.
wsbsvss large number ~ tlrt,nesfss from vel
knswn and reliable people. Who certify tbst Pages
Cilmas aslse has perfe-ty cared old Tlcers, eases
ofrinsr. riies and s,ro'nis Sores. after they had
h.rr treated ny physicians given up ~ ipeurabe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24
TDs.s'ssaAs. s'o's, VS.

Az sschsnre ssys "Sige 10 for Sey
mao'. y, "e ,hose ~hc fought with him
Don r,s,l. 81 the Va Cheek Ir.s,. has
n" back 81 thu radicals. and announces
himself Tor Se,mcu, aud l,lait.
'r,s,"r" tsdieal a,sasect which
costs the ccooisy $500. 600 900 . yea, In
tins 81 peace
William Patrick WILEY. s,n II Senator
" Y Wiley. il he Democratic candidate
IL, Attorney General ~ W.st Virginia
SicLles s,vs th,, Gran, il In r.vnr Of
erssnhscls. gold. lower ,,se. and economy
Giant himself say. he has no policy. ros
sihv Siekles is the man Who usws best Of
The two
"6rant - my m,n.' says III. bauker,
''secause. II the Democrats gain the cleo
ton, the, will ab.;.h tho n,,ior.l hank
circulation. aud save /, the peeplc tlo..
Goa 900 in geld yearly
Rutee continues to demon noe tho cr,,up
tiaa OF tho va lice' seaste,. Tho ,saieal
Senator's have rA'lei ,a,'es liar. th,af,n,,
irs't'r ~ ci which l.. uefe,tuua.e,v. ,nc
fur
~ am for t,saat." ssrs The u,ndho icf
because, II he hs sler.ei, tho h,,rain
which made with the t,cvs ,nn,eat " n h,
reppdisssd. aud shall ret rolA iarsesi q,
Naf'sney 'or my bonds, and thay wtli,,eId
we m,te tbs. twiec ~ mucs a., p.ia f.,
them"
Writer ~ be tribune reports con.
.t''h'n II" halt Nth rhaa St.vcn. .
sa'''' tns is'a,e death M ...t;,
N's tsnste,siona, career. M
s',e"' '"a - have achieved no,h,rs
N'"s''' o-'a n. "a, h.s.r , "a. :
p'e'.'' without inNu.c,. .na .,.,.., J..
- ~ 'e'' 80 rsa'.A tie, hal n,
49,. ."'e' '''' anybody" M" !. .a,.a
r..s' :" smonent NJ t~s. "rw NO,
~" '''"' ~ nv Csasv..,i.r., /.
Ihs 'sst s-uep y, an.
~ 'hsds'o s'.,ss.. =, a.. Ia, go, y
. ..'s'ss'' wss The ir,,ca,.,., ~ ~"
articles e' impeachment. u. -. ..- ~
''.w ar"r sh. attention II ~. H. -. 80.
ss'hss desired 10 have the. i, ,..,.'' WV
"ss ~ s"s h"s They ~. NV .t -,
ecss'e'e' end will he ,.me,rhe,., ,,,,s =
~ '''ass.. 81 n. r-..i.,.ury ct pu,r... :. y
. ! the radical isas., eel
A. - joseph, No recently. G., g,..
maze ~ 'snpctssrt Ard i..ssh, sss,s.. y,
|. | naticnsl aassts. W. s,,. II. ...,,... !
fal.
Il claws AssvsciAti,s o. ~. yc,,s.
tstsvn my sincere thanks fer ,b;. k.....
! | rsespsisu. WY H'sssy
NE ssssisp ~ asessssAssy,,s.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24
vILLAssv, WALKsa Cosssy. GA, I
ysne 2sth, 1855.

SNuS Zbl1t t'SSs
Ds Josv puLL-Dsar Sir: | have recently
gwen your Worm DESTROYER" several trials
and fnd il ~onderfuliy efscs,isrs. II has aot
failed in singls instsne- to have the wished for
effect arr doing = pretty large country pre-
tics, and have daily pss for some article Of tho
hind TN 'ree 10 confess that know OF no
remedy recommended by Ii. sblest authors that
Ia 20 certain and speedy In ts Effects On tho
ontrarv they are UNCERTAIN in tbs sf,v~me. Ny
eb;eet IN writing von i to frd on, upon what
terms can got the rEriie ne directly from von.
II can get il upon easv terms. shall use
great deal of It. ! arm aware that the uss ~
such articles IA contrary 10 the teaching. and
practice Of great majority 81 the regular line OF
". d. =, but ] pee no Just cause or good sense in
discardiny . remedy which VIC know 10 be eli
eieni. simply because We may be ignorant Of its
combination. For my part, shall make u .
rule 20 use all and any means 10 alleviate suher.
ing humanity which may be able 20 command =
| not bssitsting because sorrs one more ingenious
than myself may have learned its effects first, and
secured the sols right 70 secure that knowledge.
| However, l am by no means an advocate or sup
| porter OF tho thou ands or worthless postruma
that food the country. that purpert 10 cure o.
manner OF disease 20 which human flesh il heir.
| Please reply soon, and inform me OF your best
terms. lam. sir. most respectfully.
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. ~. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24
MagQre's Plant

VHlS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the fame
o' which spread broadcast throughout tho conn
ty. u undoubtedly superior TO any remedy ever !.
Tered To the publ fur the complaints for which II 10
Intended We hss. In our possession t~stmonisis
Unfinished voluntarily by Col Long, late Chief Tnpo
Etspn,sa knsin~yr Bureau ~ Washington, Gen.
t'a Henry Warren, Den. rIrasantot, and others OF
The army Father 7 J Desm-t. the cclsbrsted In
dian h.-onsfy also, ofic 70 Of the Navy, Surgeons
bospNsl stewards, Commanders ~ nearly every
srs wettstn ss,'iary and Christian Comm ssiops.
army thapainsaud others too uumcreus 10 mention
laae~,se highest enconnns Of tho rress, moot Of
which ere published in our almanac, (which ws will
tend TO any one requesting IT, prasiur lie valuable
meccinai qualities In the hghsee tesms. Ne other
med,sins has ouch recommendations. J. . q. Ma
druggists aNd medicine aesisrs eveyvvhevs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24

CHARTERED BY THE STATS.
ns,fusP usnxara. President Jsass M~,rill. Ger
,.t.r, rseiss. Opposite and GLOVE vDUR PR
rg.T fST gkEsT % ali daiIr BAdsn e4s, % bieet to
Cs.et ., sight. sesCiAL osrOstTS for s'f
~. fa,t,sl Of Dag MILLION DOf.LARs u divided
smoss y,ey ~ ssrsaoiasrs. s,mprislne many gen.
tlsmsn ofl.,g. -s.l'a and fsasei.l ssp.risnee vno
are siss psssonsiif abs !" es.ostors fsf al ssii
,hssr esvftsl stock A. the NATIONAL TRUST
co receives 6epo.'sin large or email snoanD,
asd ,ernits them :, - osa-n - vhols or Ia pert
slios,ns in,.rss 40 all daily bsi.nses. pars'ss
tn,,.yho., ne essn'rv ssn keep soesants IN THE
Isstitaton vit .ps- al ADVANCES Of secnri.y eon-
,s,,i.ee. ard m is1t a. vsr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24
"as Works isL~ q Charm

DR. SllALLEN BERCER'S
FEVER AGsE ANrsDOTE.
Has been before the Public lB years
Thrse Who have uscd u don't need 10 b told o.
W ,r-rits. In, FOR IN. beseat OF otb.rs ~ psblsh
few testimonials, and cay
TRY TT,
rAcss roe rs fsusts ia, Sss,.s m sasasu,s r.
wa Ann Asus Asssrors
B,stissseS, Iowa. Aug. II, tsse
0ssrs Your pills have. to my tne wlecss, slveu
the ct satisfaction cf any medicine have svs, sold
We have 30 old cuetvMese for your pii,s tyov, ~ .
feet that one bottle never Tails 10 cure the meet sb.
mend them 10 stbefe, and ccula produce testjus,.
ny In evefy case where used they have mot failed
10 effect = permanent cure.
One old gentleman tells me shst when Ne invested
o. ~ In ycu, medicine zee one OF the mes, Il,
ments he ever made. He hsd been aaiieted With Il.
yer AID asue ever two pears. and uvthisa wws,J e.
ieet eute, until one tcn Of ycut pile did the work
And nov. fcr more than year, he bss not feit tho
s'ightees srmptems Of fetusp OF the disease Nrp
ADVERTISEMENT Ahss UssseicAs, Dfugpist
Da. ssN.s~sssuss -pesY Dir: have bess f,r
eleven wseks ei,h With Fevp. and Asue ecrt,s,t.d
n The army After being eich for twu weeks, came
ws as,. @ r..s :. men had 's.as
yete ssssth eysty dsv FOR eisht weeks, without an.
.srertscs. which weshened me 90 that wa. unahls
'" vsik Al these nine weeks h.d two dcctcts
s''sr"ih7 me hut they cerll not stop the ~ akps
nor eser heip than. NJ tspthet ~sre hcv,e t,,v,
niessndtis. and brought ne bottle ~ ssur p,il..
ne them very highly. and sait tsel
rsp,erted 10 take Tire Iis FOR wb,i. te,w jsr,s,
eyed by the avcfcss but ~ last rcsr,sdea 10 tsRe
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