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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-08-13

EOR SALE. f
- One hundred and eighteen acres Of er,stis,t
land, well timbered. Forty acres fr-.,y,.,.f -
good bearing orchard, log house and bai, T-7iI =
sold at $50 an acre, time paymGnts or As Al 49,
mostly eash. located miss south Of Frsmoat, h
acres a. it frOntS % TO roads. = y
aAlHFIzLDR an.
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A EOEICEAsLE FAor.-Thst one way Of an.
pealing 70 . mans reason Is th?!Sugh his eve.
In these busv ..iines men are deeply in
mersed in the conduct Of magnificent pro-
jectS, that they forget all about the con-
ditiOn Of their system, and hence II is that
the propTietOTs Of the PLANTATION BIrTEas,
which cures Dyspepsia. Puri6es the blood,
improves the tone Of the stomach, regulates
the bowels, snd, indssd invig0rstes the
whole inner man, are 50 sctive 10 adVer-
tising. In fact, advertisements are merely
sky-rOcksts sent up to attract attention to q
really good article.
AAeEoLIA WArEE.-Superior to the best
imported Germsn Cologne. and sold ct half
the price.
Our Fur Traders and Trappers in fitting
ont here, find Ayers medicine one Of their
most profitable articles of tFafic. Around
Slave Lake and the Wild regions Of the north,
the Indians know their uGss and have On
abiding fs To IN thep. They hay, Aver
great medicine-cuFe sack man, and his
remedy, for the diseases Dom which they
suffer, win often bring forth their stock Of
SKINS even quicker than WaDPam. rum or
tobacco, SaYages ara not fools il they are
uns0phisticatsd IN anne Of the arts Of ciVili-
zation Montreal Pilot.
.-t OLE7nASDs0 o., June -, 1859.
WBiFTEEsEs PAof. Mn. o.,
goPEItl q,
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Single oopIss Of The journal
For sale st the News Depot Of A. D.
AXIS, at Olyda.
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New Arrangsment- The passenger
trains on The Z. s SIS. N.R. B. nov carry
each a ticket agent and conductor. The
agent goes ahead and sells tickets to those
who have not purchased before getting on
the train, and the conductor comes after aud
takes up the tickets. Ticket agent carries a
box, and portion Of each ticket sold, by a
peculiar cOntrivance, is made 10 remain in
the box. The cOmpany's Offices at Oleyelaud
or Toledo haYe keys that viii OpeRshe box
es, but the ticket agent has not, so that he
can't ego back " on the company il he want
ed 10. The company ezPecttO save enough
to pay the extra hand, ard net nice little
revenue besides, by this innovation.
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Marine News.-Steame


Maxine News.-StesmerR Reindeer, Capt.
Orr, from Sandusky, arrived with excursion
lists, Aug. 5th, Cleared same day.
Tug Tug. LyOn Capt. MILESTONE, from
Sandusky arrived Aug. 5th. Cleared same
day,
ScOw Vampire, Large, Saginaw, arrived
Aug. 5lh with pine lumber. Cleared Aug.
9Th, light.
scow Lime Rock, Capt. Corbin, from
Cleveland, arrived Aug. 5tb, light. Cleared
Aug. 9Th with lumber, for Buffalo.
Scow D. R. Bran,an, Capt. Grant, from
Saginaw, arrived Aug. 5lh. Cleared Aug
lIth, with lumber, for Buffalo.
Schooner N. G. Vest, Capt. Skinner, from
Buffalo, arrived Aug. 6.h with lumber
Cleared Aug. 1Ith, for Buffalo, with lumber.
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The Eolipss-A more favorable day for

The Eclipsss-A more favorable day for
observing the eclipse, than Saturday last
could not have been. The day was clear.
and at the time Of the eclipse the sky was
perfectly cloudless. The first contact was
about four o'clock and thirty-five minutes,
and the greatest Obscurity of the sun occur
red about half past five o'clock. At that
time the appearance Of the atmosphere was
Of leaden grey color, and the affect upon.
shadows was very peculiar. Where trees
stood near house. SO that their shadows fell
upon the house, the appearance was beauti-
full. The rays of the sun, shimmeriug
through the leaves, would cast crescent sha-
ped shadows of the unobscured portion of
the sur, upon the house side, until every
bright spot where ray of sunlight rested,
appeared a picture of the eclipse. The
planet Mercury was distinctly visible 10 the
naked eye, to the eastward of the sun, and
lent additional interest 20 the occasion, Il
is related of Copornicns that, when near his
death, he expressed regret that he had never
been able to obtain a near view of this
planet. Those who witnessed it on Sstur-
day were more fortunate than he. The
greatest obscuration lasted but several min
utes, when it grew less, and about half past
six ceased altogether. DuriDg tbe progress
of the eclipse, it grew preceptibly cooler.
The next eclipse of like character. will occur
in ls years, IL days, hours, 43 minutes,
and seconds, counting four leap years in
the interim, but as five will occur, it will
return in Is years, 10 days, hours and 43
minutes and seconds. Or about O'Clock
in the morning of the 18th of August 1888.
OF course Il will be invisible here, the sun
being under the earth at the time. The
next VIII occur in 1906, August Both, at
6:43 A. N.
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'.Barrga's'' improves tie appearances.
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All people would undoubtedly prefer fine
head Of hair grown upon their own heads
to being bald, or wearing alSs hair and it
has been the study Of many Of our learned
men to fnd a remedy TO restore the hair
when it has ALLEN oul, and renew ita color
after it has become gray. Such a remedy
has been found, and is aoW offered 70 the
world under the name Of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover; and, to verify this
stat emeut, read the following - 20
This is to certify that was very bald
in fact, my head WGs peEactly smooth and
it is common in my family 10 grow bald
early 10 life / have now usad four bottles
of Halls Vegetable Sieilian Hair Rsuewer; !;
and the hair has grown out all over my head,
and is now q natural brown.
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WaraS Of WELDON for young men, On the
Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood, with
self help for the Erring and unfortunate Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BQzP P, Philadelphia,
Penn.
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Apply "Barrotts's'' and look young.
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fyou do not feel well you send for doc
tor, he calls upon you, looks wise, sucks the
head Of his cane scraWls some hierogiifics
upon a piece Of paper, which you take to the
drug store, and there you pay so cts. 10 81
besides the doctor fee, for remedy nine
times out Of ten not hall as good as Juds0n's
Mountain HerD Pills, which is only IS cents
per box. Do you think the former the best
because you pay the most for it if you.do
We sdVise you TO use. Just az an experiment,
the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills and see
for yourself that they are one Of the best
famiIy medicines compounded. They cure
Headache, Indigestion, Billiousness, Japn-
dice, and all Female Irregularities. Give
the Mouutsin Herb Pills trial Seld BY
all dealsrs. riea 1l .aG Il 27s35
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'.BAfTet'a" pFoduoSa naluIal change.
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You can buy better Dye stuffs .
Bucklsnds than any where in the city.
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Look out-Newspaper subscriptions are
infallible tests of mems honesty If man
is dishonest he viii cheat the printer in
some way-say the money was lost by mail
-Or viii take the paper aud not pay for it,
on the plea that he did not subscribe for it,
or move of, leaving it to come to the post
Office he left.> Thousands Of protesting chris
tians are dishonest as the printers books
will tell fearfulIy at the final settlement at
the judgment. How many who read this
paragraph will be guiltless Of this OffenssH
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Independent Fair.-The Fifteenth An
nual Fair of the Plymouth Agricultural
Society viii de held on their grounds, at
Plymouth, o., Oct. s. and 8, 1859.
This is a self-suppcrting and independent
Society, open to competition from all, and
one of the most successful organizations in
Ohio. The premeum list for The coming
Fair has been much enlarged and4mproved,
and better exhibition than ever before
may be confidently expected.
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GOm1mtrtial AIatters.
rRzMoNT RETAIL MARKHT

journal OFFICE, FEENoxT, o. Aug. H. 1853.
PORK-....-...ss......., s.......-ll.I5a 100
BEEF-Per .5Oa5e
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Animal ~ \. f,,Il of ,oryup.isp.apd ;

AniRal life is full af corEuPtioBs andsEe
can only hope to escape the. lis which flesh
is beir TO BY judicioas use Of 1hs remedies
in natures stors-h0use. In all the time
which has past since the world began, man
kind has given great attention and some OF
its best talent to the study Of medicine
While this sacrifice has not been wholly in
vain the facts ELECTED are few and mostly
unsatisfactory. Among the truths which have
been elected is this, ''that if We keep the
blood pure We must be healthy" 70 pur-
ify The blood there is no medicine equal to
M0rses Indian Root Pills, as thousands Of
testimonials will verify. Use Morse's Pills
if you wish 10 regain and retain your health.
MoFss's Pills are the best medicine for all
Female irregularities, Liver Complains, In
digestion, Billi0usnesa, Dyspepsia, Head
ache, &c. Sold by all Dealers. 27-35
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Neatly and OuicEIy Done

Our facilities for doing all kinds Of
Printing are unsurpassed in this section
of the State. We are always prepared
to execute, at the VERY LOWEST
RATES, in cOlors or plain, on short
notice,
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Nay %, 1853. tss sf~t
Personally appeared before me BARLEY
Conlon, and, upon oath, says the above state
ment is true.
S2-1p. M.G. BUFEEE NOtaEy PGblie
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ODD FELLOWS.

CnoeHGN LoDeB, No. ", I. o. o. F., meets at
Odd Fellows Hall, Buekland's old block, every Sat-
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GERMAN REFORMED.

REFORMED CHURCH, Front Street, between Mar
ket and John Streets; Rev. JoHH LTBEHT, Pastor
t0K A. n, and ?. N. Sunday School at AN.
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Fremont, 0. Aug. Sd, 1869.
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FRENoEr EScANrl1xST, No. o., I. o. O.F., meets
At same place on second land fourth Monday even
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81. PAUL's CHURCH, corner Main and Court stss
Rev c. h. YoUze, Rector IOx A. n, and P. n
Sunday School KIP. N. Lecture every Wednesday
evening in the church.
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Williamsburg. Kines eountv. Nv
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No poI.oooas dfag. o aB.Erslt'a.- /"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-09

over in MGrmondom. It is the point
where freight for Salt Lake City will
be transferred to wagons, un,I the
Utah Central Railroad, which Joins
the main line at Ogden, eig'nt miles to
the Northwest, is built when said
freights will 60 through. to their des-
tination without breaking bulk. Be-
tween Unitah and Ogden, a town IN
der Mormon rule, the road bends due
northward, to rGund the head Of Salt
Lake, keeping that course thirty miles
through narrow, and for the most
part valUeless, belt of land lying pc
tween the Lake and the Wahsatch
Mountains. And here we gam our
first view of the Great Salt Lake.
The scene is one of indescribable
beauty, the broad. restless waters of
the Lake extending as far as the eye
can reach, and glistening in a noon
sunshine, seemed to combine all the
! beauties Of nature and sea. After
leaving the Lake, the road sweeps
around westward, crosses Bear River,
where l am writing, and departs
across the desert for the Sierras and
the Golden Gate. CLAUDE.
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Election in Christian County.

HoPKINsvILLE, KY, August 4. 1863.
Editors Journal:
Our election, last Monday, passed
off very quietly. OF course the rebel
Democracy carried the day. The
Republican vote polled was not over
400 in the county.
1 guess the school tax has also been
defeated not only here but through
out the State. Good common schools
would unqUesti0nably change the
face of affairs in Kentucky for good,
but the present regime are opposed to
any change, and especially in that
direction.
am very happy to state that our
expectations were realized in the de-
feat of the proposed levy of a tax on
the railroad for the benefit of the
counties along its line. The majority
against the tax was over eighty votes
Of those who went to the polls. A
full vote was not polled, otherwise
the majority would have been at least
four or five times as large.
As the facts are developed in re-
gard to the hopes, if not designs, of
certain parties in this region, calm
reflection will convince the people
that this proposed tax, if it had car
ried, would have been terrible dis
aster to the road. It would have
crushed its energies, if it had not
destroyed its vitality, so far as It's pay
ing a dividend was concerned.
Now let the road build itself.
We are all going to the eclipse next
Saturday, unless the weather con-
tinues as intensely hot as it is to day.
We have had no rain for a good
while, and the tobacco and corn pros
pect is not very brilliant. The corn
crop is especially in need of rain, and
will not be fine in any event. The
wheat crop was simply immense.
Very truly, EDELWEIs.
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TIE GREAT WEST.

over the Hnion Paclfle-The town OF
FTemOllt-Its LOcatIOn-C0lumDus
-PnWnee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sherman The BLACK Hills
Seeking Mess Agates-SceneEy IN
the -Ulntah-VSOoh-
View OF salt Lake, DC.
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CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Notice to Open Out an Alley in
Block 81,


Ordered, that six weeks public notice,
by advertising in the Evansville Daily
Journal, be given that, on the 9th day of
September, 1869, the Common Council of
the city OF Evansville will make an order
for opening out au alley in Block 81, sttu-
ate between Second Avenue and Third
Avenue, and extending from Sixth Street
to Franklin Street, In the town OF La
masco City, now City of Evansville. Said
alley to be Of the width of twelve III feet,
and the west line of said alley to be one
hundred and nineteen (llg) feet distant
from Third Avenue, and parallel with
said Third Avenue. And should any per-
son aggrteved, at any time within six
weeks, apply to the Common Council for
redress, by petition or remonstrance left
with the ClerE of the Common Council,
and containing q statement OF the injuries
complained of and the amount demanded
therefor. said petition or remonstrance
will be considered, heard, and determined
by the Common Council, on the 9Th day OF
September, 1869.
And it is further ordered, that the Clerk
record in the Minute Book of the Council
the plat of SAID Block No. 81, with the sur
rounding streets, showing the location,
width, and length of said alley, which plat
has been prepared by James ID. Saunders,
City Surveyor.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
By e. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
City Clerks Office, Evansville, July I'D,
1869. ljy23 d6wI Union copy.
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respectfully 1u4U1u1S Liz I uUl1C budG
his house will be open for visitors
the 1St Of June.
FKTHESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED
a. nine miles north of SHOALS STA
TION, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, IN a very romantic and picturesque
region Astounding in game and fish, as
well as mineral and botanical specimens
and Indian Relics. The famous JUG
ROCK, q natural curiosity of great inter-
est, stands near the road Oh the way to
The Mineral Water is considered by
many persons as the most valuable of any
in the West: White Sulphur, Black Sui
phur, Sulpho-Chalybe ate, Chalybeate, and
Fresh Water-and in abundance.
Analysis by DIR. owen of one of the
springs shows the following properties:
Fre3 Sulphuretted Hydrogen, Carbonate
of Msgnes1as Sulphate MagneSia, Silica
small quantity, Carbonic Acid Gas -
trace, Chloride Sodium, SuIphate of Soda,
Sulphate Lime, Carbonate of Lime, Chlo-
ride POtassium-Small quantity, Alumina
small quantity.
For the superiority of the Water as a
curative agent and delicious Summer bev-
erages reference need only be made to the
thousands tho have used 1t. 1t has been
found especially efhcacious for Dyspepsia
in all It's forms; for all diseases of the
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Eyes, Skin:
for Dropsy, NeuraIgia, Syphilis, Rheuma-
tisno ScrofuIa and All chronic cases as If
is an active and etncieut ALTERATTYE.
Warm, Cold, and TepId Shower and
Tub Baths Furnished OF the
Mineral Water.
The Bowling Alleys and Saloon are in
| charge of Mr.. Carmody, of Evansville,
VINO viii be pleased TO cater to the tastes
s 81 enjoyment of all his old friends, and
~ many new ones as may favor him with
ID, Dsaf9ly hacks win convey passengers to
al sa4 III from the Springs, connecting with the
S f1i 10 Doth ways on the Ohio and Missis-
sl ltH Ia 55sallroad at Shoals Station. Hacks
VIII also run between Bedford on the
LoulSVllle, New ALBANY and Chfca 90 p 81
road, and the Springs As'iA-
ID. r. DUNIHUE, Proprietor.
The place, with seven hundred acres. is
June H. dtlstaug
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The
Indian Sprtn gs.
TIL

The Proprietor of the Indian
Springs, in Martin County, Indiana,
respectfully informs the Public that
his house will be open for visitors
the 1st Of June.
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COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Statement

or Receipts and Expenditures Of
the County Treasury from June
LIST, 1868, to June 1st, 1859, on
Account Of Wander burgh County,
Indiana. for County Purposes.
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Warm, Cold, and TepId Shower an(
Tub Baths Furnished OF the
Mineral Water

The place, with seven hundred acres. is
June II, dtlstaug
, 1869-09-19

ANOTHER rrHAE KSrEptIlnS.
Revenue cutters arc on the l0nk1nt fGr tu+an
esreti.ton wfirh Il expected 10 start In liar or
t*n. 1t n kpnwn thlt screral HmaIl parties hayH
left recently on sctn1ness mil stnsIl tshnK
spls, sbh news wis rrcrIseh 3tstlay uf thr landing
VI two parties Of thirty tncn rarh wh'1r they
con19 toln tieurraI JorlanA rnfntnAn'. Members
III the .ihntn viii neither ellmlt nor t!rny TIM
truth If The story TINT rrIratceE Hns IN tho
Masss hrrcfts cnHst. tho'tvh they xay III pn'atecr
hnA lift United 9tnieA pnrt. It IA. however,
.hauE1It lhat arrangements mrre tuhric *otnr
weeks agu for two rHrstrrrs frnn frr1 nn,l ttra-
III. AMI It u generally believed TINT ms Of llrss
vas the tes*cl HGFti.
Ttle mnrry market uns vrfy vrfy active tn.,fny,
crptrIaiy Ia the nfirfnutIr, anil wat Mt sharp Z
per cent I'll Rnkl. mi MI securities. Many hrutrrs
iii nUt get trlr Mrrh'lnt4 InnItt Ut, mil Aftrr
hrtrtk, aB wrtr fprs'p,l In par neuf1tnIAslna ftr
lnOnEy TIL sloHlny. HfnAll tlts asn VERY sraFrr,
anil several brokers' hare a,1srElac fur ti,pna at
ptctulwlu.
A.vcas rrre weak NIL ,cs'lInlnn N lhr fnrrnnon,
but thcra was ahatp npwAs,t tusIi III tii~ ntter.
tps'n, thirhy ou sew Ynrk t'entrat AMI F'nr.nt,
Mali It was currently rr}Drtrl That trnt7ai
1Hfectofa wtMIi nlrrl IN WI1nrsaJ u tskr t1naI
acIIon I'll tha e"n.'llathil rurat'utI. nlrl ~nll!
te !".Iuweh ~ 4 msst!hR M tAn na.!ssa H'ses
1tfrttufh. 1ttu tank atatrInent MA g"nrtatIY
s0llph1etti tRsusHfle, nn1 Easr 'lisrrt rrh3rn'e
that hill, ttlrte'sy anil Ro't wrrp h~.A~t ur Is.t
week. NJ naa grhEtxllr ahsteatt"! At the TIME.
soM krAart.
Tho aIrat,ltt f"f Epfnpu ts>tay tx'k oatntars.
lively fuw pasashRcn.
hkasyLt't4Uka ~ hHar4Gr,
Tim iiatsa1f rtass ri t~h4 ln"s iAst rrrntyr, hn1
n.,up1p fr~n'a.'nnt triati.n IN tAe nath VI tpnry
n. Whllntsi'. VI t1~lnhksI.
hHs Hsk,la,
he ~ In ~ knxt t.-Att in
, 1869-09-19
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Theirs is writing history of the restozn-
uou Of the Bonrtons nom ISIS to 1snL
Bis1na1Iz Is 81, and Beust 60 years
o,d. but the Austrian rTer1er !ooks much 1oank.
CT tn1u tho p1u&stsn sthteamAn.
Louisa Muh1bach has written to GeE-
unu friend In the United statea, requesting htd
to send her : moeEng.b,su lot her uitie pirate
AytatJ.
Gounod is-engngcd on neT opera, the
text Of whtcn Will be taken nom onc Of saak-
.wa1ex s,aFrdieA The great eonlposer taa CON-
m!ssloncd Aeteicurs Bartacr and Care 10 WIG
the tthrrtto-
+ Ganbesta, the H-ost popular md elo-
eneu, Of the ne~ly-c1ected Opposition menoets
Of the Frcnch Co,rs Legtsiatt. II Is 1eafea' WI
have TO rtnign hi. scat, even hla present serious
iIlnoks should not prove faial
Victor Hugo, Edgar Quines. md Felix
, 1869-09-19

acknowledged ~ tho greslets grain port ID the
world, ani, tnote than this, sne has rtestetf from
othcra tho monopoly fur trading III pork, lumber
and ary Eoods. she Il tbs best auresncd city Ct
liant, hA1 N hnrsatte.l Fire Department, Inc
pu,eat wnter, tl.e ses. rotti5 Ah1esn'cn, lhe tp'
eiess nswspspess, heat hotets, schuols. churches
an, theatres. Ehe has wonderful FAsas; bet
,aiiroAt. reheh ftu,A shta take seose ~ tte
Atlantic and t'sc,nt. And nu une doub's
that hhs is iet,iped be.ete 'he rentns3s rl".a to
he xecous 10 none un the Atnetrsu reattnent. atll
t.lat uctes.ffrg tra viii fnd her eHptelne un tf8
eArils susface." II The cIty ltatt ho rtlfnest ~
r,!sety, her Soa,1neaA you'll nut be kpptetlsta't.
fur i1tse things arr 1nr ktIown ti,tsish ts'tlrhrf'
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