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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01
For Supervisor.

The Republican Convention which met
on Friday of last week, made choice of
Archibald Campbell of Ridgeway, for can
didate for the Office of Supervisor of the
Second Supervisor District of Iowa coun
ty, comprising the towns Of Dodgeville,
Highland and Ridgeway. The choice is a
good one Mr.. c. was elected to fill va
cancy, and has served on the board for
about year, has become thoroughly ac-
auainted with the business Of the county,
and is in every way qualified to fill that
responsible Office, at this unusually impor-
tant time He is very popular in his own
town, having been elected chairman of the
town board for several years, and being
the first republican ever elected supervisor
in this district. Considering that the 9TH
err two supervisors are in the extreme
western part of the county, the east is en-
titled to representation, and we trust the
Republicans of the district will vote for
him without scratch.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01
Republican Convention.

Pursuant to call Republican Conven-
ton for the second Supervisor district OF
Iowa county, was held at the courthouse,
in Dodgeville, on Friday. Sept. Oath, 1869
Convention was called to order by Joel
Whitman.
On motion, William Hendy was chosen
chairman, and w. j. Wrigglesworth, Sec.
rotary.
The chair appointed committee on
credentials, consisting of }. Whitman, T.
g. David and Evan d Evans. who report
ed the following delegates
DodgeoiUe.- Whitman, William
Wigham, William Hendy, James Jones
John R. Davis, W. j. Wrigglesworth, j
NJ. Michael, NJ. j. Briggs, Ii. G. Cutler, R
Il. Owens, E. T. Wrigglesworth, Thomas
Stevens, Thos. Cutler and G. w. Burial
Highiand. - James McMullen, VIM
Yockry, W. S. Bean, Madison Underwood
rhos. Benoy, o. G. David, James Clemin
son, q. A. DeS ilva, Joseph Benoy and j
w. David.
Ridgeaoay -Evan D. Evans, Fred. Theo
bald, Thouas Strut, Hugh w. Lewis
David Z. Morris, Edward Theobald, An
drew Arnerson and John Helmenstein, Jr
The report was received and adopted
and the committee dischai ged.
The chair appointed j. Whitman and Fl
G. Cutler tellers.
| On motion the Convention took an III
| formal ballot for candidate for Supervisor
with the following result:
A. Campbell l6. Thos. Strut 6, J
Whitman 4, Vim. Hendy 3, and G. !"
Burial |.
On motion, the Convention then took
formal ballot for Supervisor, with the fol
lowing result:
Thos. Strut IA, A. Campbell 10,
Whitman 3, VIM. Hendy 2.
The second formal ballot resulted
a. Campbell 20. Thomas Strut II.
Whercupon the chairman announces
Archibald Campbell of Ridgeway, dull
nominated as candidate for Supervise
of this district
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
VIM HENDY,
Chairman.
W. j. WRiGGLEswoRTH, Sec'y.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01
W. j. WRiGGLEswoRTH, Sec'y.

EVERYBODY DRUNK The editor of the
Democrat gives, for the most part, very
fair report of the Fair, but we can't imag-
Inc what he means in saying of Friday S
proceedings that
=" the most of the people remained in
town. and drank copious draughts of lager
and whisky. We saw more drunken men
on tins day than we ever saw in any day
before old men of seventy and bear Hess
young men, some of whom took home
black eyes and swollen heads"
Unless his opinion was biased by an arti
Gle of which he says:
-" Mr. Arundell's grape wine was the
best we ever tasted"
We do not remember seeing drunken
man, young or old, on Friday and. taking
the Fair throughout. the receipts Of tie
saloon keeper. were less tian eyer before
We feel certain that tbs Democrat is mis-
taken.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

W- We copy the following compliment
tary notice of what the Mineral Point
Tribune calls the Dodgeville' Fair, from
the Richland county Republican of last
week:
A complimentary ticket to the Iowa
county Fair, TO be held his week at Dodge
vile, has been received by the editor. for
which thanks are rendered. The Iowa
county people are doing the thing on a
grand scale--having a mammo 9th balloon
and velocipede They are a liberal and
enterprising people. and know how to get
up public entertainment.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

B1~ The usual dull and neglected APP.
pearance Of our sanctum, has been wholly
banished during the past week, by beau
tiful bouquet of flowers, kindly presented
by-there, we were going to tell, but just
caught ourselves in time; but the good
lady who raised them, and the kind ant
sweet little Miss who presented them tC
us, have secured place in our affections
not occupied by everyone.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

pg~Dr. w. H. Van Dusen, of Mifflin-
cheered our sanctum with his presence
one day this week. While in Miffiin we
made the acquaintance of this talented
young gentleman, who has lately opened an
office in that place, and from appearance
has already secured a good practice. He
is graduate of Mama Medical college Of
CINCINNATI, ''hio, and being son of the
well-known DR.. Van Dusen of Minera
Point, he comes well recommended, and
cannot fail to ucceed.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

n1~J Thos. Pryor, Jr., town clerk. in
forms us that the board of Supervisors of
the town of Dodgcville, will hold their reg
ular meetings on the first Saturday Of each
month, instead Of on the first Monday of
each month as heretofore. The next meet
ing will be on Saturday the I'd inst.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

. At one o'clock on the morning oi
the 22d of September, the hop house Of
DR.. j. G. Mawney. of Mazo Mamie was
consumed by fire with all its contents
also the barn of John Murrish, adjoining
By vigorous efforts on the part CT the citi
gems the dwellings, near nv were saved
J G. Mawney's loss, barn, $500, fully in.
sured. John Murrish, barn, 500, no in
surance.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

r4s- The Western Farmer has changed
hands, W. B. Davis has sold the entire
concern to Morrow & Bro. who propose to
carry it on without any material change
Tor the present. The Farmer is one Of the
best Agricultural papers in the country,
and should be in every house.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

MINERAL PolNT.-Both papers speak
very well, we are pleased to see, Of the
County Fair. :. The public schools open
next Monday. The members of Miners
Lodge. No. 4, IO.OF., hold public eel
ebration on Monday next
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01
sa- All persons knowing themsel,

s9 All persons knowing themselves
indebted to Nelson Whitman, are hereby
requested to call Immediately and settle
up, he having this day placed his unset
tied accounts in my hands for collection.
THOMAS CARKEEK,
Justice Of Peace.
Office in room back of Whtman's store.
October |, 1869.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

Local BREvITIEs.- Several new adver.
easements this week. The fine double col
umn one of the new firm of Bishop
Narverson will be sure to attract atten
ton. They are good firm--accommoda
ting, first. class business men, and will re
ceive their share of patronage
j. & Fl. Rowe's new advertisement
will appear next week. They have full
stock of new goods.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

a0> The regular monthly meeting of the
Dodgeville Mining Company, will be held
at their rooms in the town hall, to morrow
evening, at II o'clock.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

"For frost had fallen the night before
On the quiet greenness that nature wore."
The first severe frost of the season in
this section was on Saturday night last.
Ice was formed as thick as an ordinary
pane of glass. Good by summer.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01
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tW- They have had beautiful weather
for our State Fair, of which we will give a
condensed report next week.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

nggn 10000 lbs. Of hides wanted in 60
days by Thrall & Son, for which we will
pay the highest market price in CASH.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01
Nj A II II L II ID !,

BARROWS-DESILVA.-- the town Of Highland,
at the residence of C. A. DeSilva, Esq Sept 18th,
by the Rev. James G. Brainard, Mr GEO. W. BAR-
ROWS of MORRISON ILL.,. to Miss OLIVE A. pESILvA.
of Highland, Wis.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01
TO TEACHERS AND DIS

kVOTICE III JEACHEho AND DID,
IN trict Clerks. Notice is hereby given, that tho
- County Superintendent Of Schools for Iowa
county will hold public examinations for licensing
teachers follows:
At Joncsda1e on Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
Is and 10 1869.
At Arena on Friday and Saturday, Sep. II and Is.
At Ridgeway in district No q on Monday and
Tuesday. sep. 20 and q.
At Avoca. on Monday and Tuesday, Sep. q and 49,
At Mineral Point, on Friday aui Saturday, Oct.
AID 9. al the close Of the Institute.
AT DoGgeville, on Monday and Tuesday, Oct. II
and II
At Linden, on Wednesday and Thursday. Oct. 10
and a.
AT Highland, on Friday and Saturday, Oct. Is and
Is.
II Supplement- Examination
viii be held at D0DGEyILLE on Thursday and
Friday, November 5ih and 5th for the beneht OF
hJse who absent from the county, or otherwise
necessarily detained from the regular examinations
Fh.e aminafions will commepce al 10 O'CLOCK a;
n ~ the fret day IN each place. Applicants snouid
bring pen ink and foolsc2p paper. .
SAMUEL PARKS, Co. Sup't.
Ayocs, August 9th, 1S69--50ws-n5
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

10. 0. Fat the regular meeting OF
Dodgeville Lodge, No. l47, held at their
Hall over Rowe's store on Saturday night
last the following officers were elected:
Q. P. Ashley, N. G.
Gen. w Snow, V. G.
Robert G. Owens, Treasurer.
w l.. Abbott, Secretary.
1t has been decided not to hold public
installation to morrow evening.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

NTRAYED FROM TIE SUBSCRIBER,
~ residing in the town of Wyoming in the begin
~ ming of July last, six CALV ES-one white. two
red and white three red,-one had bob-taiI. Large
last winter calves. Any one returning them to the
undersigned, giving Information of their wherea-
b, uts, will be literally rewarded.
GOODWIN L0WREY,
Sept f. '69-52wla L. D. Helena Station.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01
nas- Last week we called on the Davies

/ nag Last week. we called on the Davies
| brothers of the town of Mifflin, were well
entertained and cared for. There is some
thing curious and many things of interest
connected with this family. William,
Richard and John with their three sisters.
came to this county Is years ago. Al
though not rich, they had a little money,
and purchased 900 acres of land They
are now rich, are well along in years, but
strange to say not one of the six has ever
married They live on the same farm,
and ap ear to greatly enjoy their single
blessedness..
Mr.. John Davies is the minister of de-
nomination of Welsh Methodists, who
have prosperous society in this part of
the county. They have just builta hand
some church, 81 by As feet, well finished
inside and out. The entire lot of one acre
being fenced with neat picket fence. On
the inside the ceiling is beautifully fres-
coed, and splendid chandelier hangs from
the center. The church is seated Will
neat and comfortable psws, and will easil,
accommodate 300 people. The chur',i
cost about $4,000, which was all paid by
the society.
A PROCLAMATION TO THE VOTERS AND
OTHERS OF Iowa C0-Y0u are hereby no.
tilted to appear at the undersigned, and
examine their large stock of goods, con-
sistirg of all grades of boots and shoes
from the cheapest eastern, to their best
custom made goods. We have it in our
power to manufacture to order, in The
best of style, all grades of mems, boys
and youths boots and shoes, and therefore
we offer to the public an unprecedented
choice line Of goods, never equalled in this
county at any former season.
THRALL g. SON.
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WILLIAMS-In the village of Mifflin, Sept. 18th
1862 Sal ah NJ. wife Of EDWARD v illiams, aged 81
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01
T0-Daaf's Advertisements.

A UCTION THE UNDERSIGNED
"a will sell at public auction at his residence
4A mi os north of the village of DodSevile. on
Monday, October 4th. 1868, mich cows, head OF
young Cattle two three yearod colts. twoyear-oid
colt ten head of Sheep lot of pigs, one Kirby reaper
and mower, pIows harrows. tanning mills, s'e,2is
one cutter and lot of household furn tire TERMS
On sums of $40 and less cash. Six months credit
will be given on all $40. with approve Ell Sc
curity or deduction of per cent will he allowed
for cash BENT NELSON.
October 1st lS69-n3w1nol
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

Sept. 10, 1858. -32m5-Izo -
1ARM FOR SALE = THE UNDER
N signed is DESTROYS Of selling farm consisting OF
i 30 acres of good land, situated 3 miles west y
the village of Linden. There 200 acres OF piow
Iand-the remainder meadow and pasture There
are on the farm good dwelling house, granar'es,
stables &C.: an abundance OF good water ana g''oa
supply of Young timber For further particulars ap-
DIV to J. Osborne, on the premises or to
~ ROBERT OSBORNE.
Linden, Sept. olst, 1ssa.-2tfn
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01
Confectionery.

FRESH YEAST at all times. Give me call.
CASPER ZIEGELMIER.
g.. IN 1850 -52m3-r2o
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-23

furnish, him with ahj ilalaoatshd1tsiuusi. / At
Ter trave.s.iogg 8 the nsskastt: ssat :p.es ,1azih
adjacent street ig,in aud ssis, ,Assa.s
fnto' = u more m,o'lts ancient pa,tsfs:s se~n,
an,d obserylluIs IN inu Of ola hsaas-see
iitts iits ROOT w thstohsd ansd i'm via6Sss
casemated- he thought IL svsph ssk
here, Is potte.s' ovens sussouadeatti in
ill diteetions. To his eosd isst.ns,
tie steward v,.s On ths rsAt; tsssk.
From the mistress, IN s'dse,y @sasa,
he learnt th,t {. Josne po,a>ef Il tas
'rad name Of iEgerton, k,d sohsysan b.
fore Z Occupied ! saaaaR kSase, ,~and pe<-
~ok deva,tbs nszs4 4h1a. He alss
le,sst, that The ufithsr Of !, sAnb b. JeaAs
man i. question NJ. .at aa thas 4 - -
q, ofse< small peeoEElteed 2 IL > 9ptHetk, sad q.
50 Of farm, near Lsek, vhielA hl = IT.
He was +h.s ;sd>pasdent ef his tzsds,
I'thtadgh he hid gdoa' essisSksk s.a
mottled ~.rs, %%hisA hssaaa, sa,sasite
travelling h.saak'tn,,.I Hsa.d. t:he:nifs
s.ere honest PsaP'. "a =! a.s sA.if "a ny ea'l1
-. boJ1TNs IN suan,.seaa'lly a' ! .la',pesae g
Though. With without @ edaea'.ioe thsase!!''' alssss
they ,bestovsa :, eeedl ~ sPea. 81. III hi'n'
put him apprentice 70 Ia: a noesd & ., po9ef'
and when his timl ma out he beeame
m,lhni,Rrer 70 .esnllf anas,irs who ~
+ lse,o&Giine IL DID, Byshsd6ag taae ssse'
w ,ahd ihduitryo oheesedas dosblsd, III
trade, and thisssversas ssauing belao
.|and byAter' vhea.ths o0Ia ana1hsc udie1
The relatives advised ys1ae Rgsstss h
bpy the, ,bpsiPl 4ieh AY did his p
u 1epta for this purpose t1nsee @oss
conslu6sA - Ho~sa eA~
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;sXWSi{ fRoI I'sF:z zT1caoIle''!'7
.-Gsa-s TA-..--.R GOO ~
ny G. A. MOORE
Twas the night before Christmas wheR al thruuk il

| TWAS Tue night Defore CRrestmas, wheA all thruuS
sYs sie$s' II, e$s,; 4, e'ea4ktpX.y X.ysn a mouse,
Tho stockings wcre hung by the chimney with cart
In hopes that st.. Nicholas would be there;
The children were nestled all snug in their beds,
Willie visions OF sugar plums danced DER their head'
And mamma In her 'kerchief and in my cap,
Had Just settled ourselves for long winters nap
When ont pthe l3wn there ross such clatter, +, =.
Isprang ftom my ted toseo what was HE matter ;
Away to tho M6fhn 8e6 Ike ada1h, 2ra,2s4 z
Tore open the shutters and threw up the sash;
Tho moon on the breast ofths new-fallen snow.
Gave the lustre of midday to objects below!
When;vha tdmJ koahrng eyss shoald appear, {;
But a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer,
With It little old driver SO lively and quick,
knew in a moment it must be st. Nick.
More rapid thin eagles hk ceyr.ers they y came
Aud ho whistled and shouted and called them by
Now, Dasher! now, Dancer! now, Prancer! now,
~ yixeu!, .,.-,.
On comoet on Cupid on i tbunder 'd spq l
TO the top of the porch to the top Of tie wall
tow' dash away dash awsy deshsaway alls-y HO
As leaves before the wild hurricane fly,
When they meet with an obstacle, mount to the sky,
go pp epf t4e honsetop tseeess they few; q RI
With sleigh fun Of toys; and st.: Nicholas TOO '
And then in twinklingI heard IN theroT ~
The pranciug and ipsei6eS Sf seack4htls hoof;
As drew'in my head and was turning around, .
Down tho chimney st.. Neholas came with -bQund.
!; Z ITff'f';;, !fIT sfW L ! V(1I';
And bis clothes were all tarnished with ashes and
SCOT;
bundle of toys he had hung on his back,
And he looked like pediar just opening his pack;
His eyes how they twinkled his dimples how merry
His cheeks were like roses, his nose like cherry!
qsd dr2ll little mouth yas, drawn up like a bow.
al 1tfe berd b ns eaEl 1astS lite as fhe snow.
rbsstumf foe his PIPE 6sAefa h his teeth, - il
And the smoke it encircled his head like wreath;
He had al broad face and round little belly,
hst shook when 10 laasaed like hoxlfnN oti jelly;
~ was chubby aud plum jolly &C. !: 4.
And laughed when saw him IN spite Of nayssk.;
"A wink of his eye and twist Of his head
feon gave we to kqQF 4had nothing to dread.--r.
slOke het a3oad, but @1at str.isbt Is his Woft,
And filled all the stockings; then turned with jerk
And laVins his npkeFe aslde shts pese! uE1. sd 4.
1le sp1sns TO- his4lsish tphistsam ssxs . whistle,
And away they ~ few like IN DOWN IT . thistle
But heard hip exeAetm ore ht drove ont of sight
Merry Christmas to allsand to ala good niehtw
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F;s.,s7n AGENTS WANTED! !o2 =:
fILAJKYER H.,

4 55.;SAnda'Boe9k LIS 3.l yfs oyffsSaao'rm1s.H Ear m1s
o. It 10 ths fateatand bat. work out! 3vnaoI !
70 1t is tliemest ReliableleXes iAsuedts'i 1f 80
IT, IT is aiike suited to all the Htatesl.f
'2.1t IL equal 70 every LeRaf CaItfnkepcy!] s""'e
} ItisAn1 Instructive Book orthS 1amilyi' aHa24
io 1t ~ ready Reierence bobk frall Glasses Il,
It'll ID short, .aTho Peoples Efedt form bcoKi'.
r iTochptho climax, tits book bsore III
people! u9lspiumo1 1T s.lno.
tfatons All about the history and varieties crosSini
kresing, feeding, snd n,anagenent diseases and thel
remedies, of tho horse cattle ebeep svipes iQhltrj
&c. In cheapness and follness It has no rival Earn
II 'The nsw map Wohier' efery 'sibscifbs, sei
free, go pages Ad'''ess oonlhbaart o;nn.ha rtIap4x III q
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swANTED!s'
aEVERYs"Y0UNGev IMAM

Coin 8iver lflgin WATCH, Tor TWO
Days work. o., II ptefsarred,l
l. 'a!asdd.lo1 :" $1,000 " q L.. .A' DAY; II ioAsn,s..
To either Man or Woman.
|,ig1T No ohp'tas required, n Not ore cent ,tobe
|'4''" lnrested.
|i3oysTa7ts i1AG SURE RHINa.1i / ,UT"t!
h.; And no risk whateyer One or ttEqr chances III
Gnce, and lShns two good Yefefencei.e Address ~!
Eytov.,. sToDDAR1lD5 1l5' PAIlRKTnuRsT, P!AIl9IlTl ls
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@s~0~~'1, @ &X1 SfSSekaA.s<6V "SansV1soU
COON. Down this stood . long tsble,
e which, were seated some twenty
girls or more ii ineedl1ork, eoverned
BY two shsp.featured women far past
middle, q ,llMl IT lTI'I "
what do you want :" asked o4s d
these, as, directing her spset.clea Ito
wards the doorway, she bshsld i.dis-
tinctIy the old woman's figure. aAee
You come for Lady Mil.on's dr.sa %
Miss Wiggst's cloak, Or the box foI
Standish Hall?"
/ 81 ':My lSaillfh ia an9tS, spssaiaa
soft words - propitiatioa to the seu,
divioi.ia, '4an lolk )Alts 1g.1esa,
grandmother, and my bisais be to asl
thee for holiday for hse this Christ
h.,.tine. |ia Ha.r g',ealeh4tther, le4t ,+sis .bes'
,sng Struck dos1n III illoe.ss ;da md, Wv
ing an ettlua sS'& HKdij,.lt,,f er..dt u.
fw Jet her homatS moftow, to nurss sxn
~aomfort him Whilst I'm away" <
mot three words had old Tib spoke'
Sse|t e|theers e' v.a' ~ ? reassliag eudss rd''
across the room, and thon little sAad
koVJ figure, seleasing tp'hsnand crossing
slut out oil else from the eyes Of th
new edam1. 81 | A q > 81
"Grandmotber grandmother r vel
. low, dspse,ssa yoasgx'.'. ice; "
thought you .sq!.lai had .fafsqt.en me;
thought you were never coming"
, "Miss Eserton, T desire you t. con
fs1ss'F'!t $l!5 3 ||$.' f.s$} s$s2F sI;;s.! u;
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NO.. 90. 2

services Of HI faithful servant. sd: la J
|'I' '.'sv.la,sl., fitRful, careful did You
Es.Y;a sE,e qasssiioSds qasstsiiodaSds Sir Miles, sta;rt-.
| (iag 70 hE sseto;;'tdo 7oa s.llI the 'iia.n Han
fHho xhaasdsss ny best treasures Il careful,
ish i,s1IsGhis, valuable for such i deed as
this. ? Had horse died, I had others ;
| 1had'a o.ilar Of aihs besh Destroyed, 1
could ha,s4got more but dat tdish,
1Mf. msraa, wis snatchtess Is.na' 'pries'
less: 9aBdt the Y4siloxs shill s6e' b so.te.
ffai' after This fashion H. .iaele hour
FfAatlthesss!:x lie shall ;1goao at a once-his
|'svaIsibiel jjcfvics1 shall bs carried else
1'xxihsre!' !'ao aooso.s.yiug, ID the loud vo;es
If dsgovtrrsble r,ge,T Sir Miles stroae
from The room, followed by'a troop 81
f'dogs which had lain barkiag a.t hi.
lfsse omoa .Stod .an 9gDborq e.:, 81
a' ,Ies,h1s Sir Miles topi .hIj' 'mssaaaa. sfiaI
hDsnset 6ig sister and iiees., IA thJ 3eeh,p
',EElain and stevaYd conferred togstksf' d
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