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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-02-03
YOUR HOUSE.
BY MRS. N. a. KIDDEN.

30 truo to yoursclf at the start young man
pe truS to yourself and God
Ere you build your house mark wcll the
spot,
Test all tho ground, and build you not
On the sand or tho shaking sod.
Dig, dig tho foundations deep, young man
Plant firmly tho outcr wall;
Let tho props be strong aud tho roof be
high,
With an opening turrot toward tho sky,
Through which Heavens dcws may fall.
Let this bo tho room of tho soul, young man,
When shadows shall herald cnre,
chamber with never q roofor lhatch
TO hinder tho light---or door, or latch,
To shut in tho spirits prayer
Build slow ond sure-'tis for lifo, young
man,
A life TINT oullivcs tho breath:
For who shall gainshy The Holy word9
''Their works do follow them" smith tho
Lord.
"Thercin there ,s no DEATH"
Build deep, and high, and broad, young
man,
As tho necdful caso demands;
Let your titlo- deeds bc clear and bright,
Till you onter your claim to tho Lord OF
Light,
For the house not mado with hands.
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The New York World says: cit ia
generally understood that Fort Lafa.
yette will not be rebuilt. It certain
ly should not be, for it has long since
been conceded that New York must
De defended at Sandy, Hook and that
the fortifications built on this side of
the entrance to the outer bay can be
OF little, if any, use in defending the
city against a hostile feet. At oil
events there arc enough guns now in
position at the Narrows to answer
every possible purpose, since torpodoos
and other distractions, sunk in the
channel between that point and San.
dy Hook, would render it as i'm possible
for hostile vessel to reach the city
rs it was for the Federal iron. elads to
reach Charleston"
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ALsroN, S. c., January 81, 1869.

Mr.. John B. Hubbard - SIR: do
not know you. l do not know that have
ever spoken to you. l have received
from you your likeness. l suppose you
rtgayd your likeness, alone, sufficient to
5,r,<e terror. I assure you, neither
fear you nor your picture. am GER
tain there is no man in this community
who would give five cents for
your picture Il, therefore think that
your picture would be bad investment
on which to smake a raise"
Should you inject the fate OF Ram
dolph,' assure you, that neither l nor
any Of my connexions. will be your as.
sassln; and, as for your threat, treat
that with the same contempt which l
feel Tor its author.
AS to my miserable carcass" hope
II Will be in existence when Your mise
rable carcass shall have been dcvoured
by worms.
JOTI N P. ELKIN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-02-03

lTINERANT QUAoRs.-Thc people of
tho South have long been the victims
OF itinerant quacks who pretend to
possess the skill and ability to heal all
manner of diseases, whether chronic
or acute. Wilmington has not been
overlooked by these astrolling impos-
tors and We warn our people not to
place any reliance in their representa-.
tions. We have our own resident
physicians--gohtlemen of aoknowl-
edged skill in their noble profession
and those who discard their advice for
that Of q peripatettio empirio will
regret tiff they live Iona
enough to regret anything Wilmina.
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The Legislaturo.
THIRTY'SIX DAYS rRoCEEDlNGs.
SEN ATE.

lhlNl 'solAllt DA > fROCEEDtNGS,
SEN ATE.
The Senate assembled at l2 M., and
was called to order by the President pro
TEN.
The House sent to the Senate a bill
to alter ana amend Act entitled "An
Act to close the operations of tho Bank
OF the State of South Carolina" which
received its first reading.
The Committee on Interpretations, to
whom was referred bill to incorporate
tho Columbia Buildings and Loan AS
soclatlon, reported back the same, with
recommendation that the bill do pass.
Ordered for consideration tomorrow.
The Committee on Engrosscl Bills
reported as duly and correctly cucrosscd
and ready for third reading " bin to
incorporate the Mission PRESBYTERIAN
Church, in the city Of Charleston, South
Carolina. Passed and ordered to be
sent to the House of Representatives.
Tho Committee OH the Judiciary to
whom was referred bill from the
House entitled "a bill cmpow cring the
Attorney-General to change the venue
IN State cases, L" reported back tho same,
with recommendation that the bill do
pass. The same Committee to whom
was referred bin to authorize Courts Of
Arbitration, reported back the same,
with a recommendation that the bin do
lie upon the table. Ordered for consid-
Grafton tomorrow.
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIy ES
The House mot ut l2 NJ. The Speak.
or took the Chair.
The Committee on Roads, Bridges
and Ferries reported unfavorably on n
resolution relative to certain ferries
across the Congarec River, at Columbia
MS charging rates believed to be higher
than is allowed by their charters and
the resolution was referred to tho Rep.
iresentatives from the Counties of Rich
land and Lexington. Also, unlavora.
ply on bill TO compel mill owners to
keep IN repair their mill. dams or BRIDGES
thereon. Ordered for second read
ing.
a bill to amend an Act entitled Gan
Act to provide for the temporary oreani.
zat'en OF ths Educational Department Of
the State of South Carolina" was in.
troduced.
a b'll to amend an Act to lease the
state R9ad running from the County of
Greenyllle, in this State across the
Saluda Mountain. to the County Of
Henderson in North Carolina, was pnt
npon its second reading and amend.
The consideration Of the special order
being Senate bill to alter and amend
the criminal law, was resumed and dis.
cusscd to adjournment.
THIRTY-NlNTn DAYS PROCEEDINGS. ,
SENATE.
The Senate assembled at l2 NJ, and
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Ohief Constable Hubbard,

Mr. EDIToR: AS an act Of justice to
an individual, who is malc,ously charg.
cd with using expressions which he
never uttered, ! request that you pub.
lish the following correspondence.
wish it distinctly understood that l did
not make use of the expressions charged
upon me by the State Constable.
Respectfully,
JOHN p. ELKIN.
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DEMOREST's YOUNG AMERICA AlhHIl, ,'7' Il

nHE best Jnvepile Magazine. Every. Rov
= that and Girl soss Il saYS az III r.,
Press says so: and Parents and fsadi a.. ,rno cnn
firm it.. DO not fail 10 secure 4 oopy. s1 soad
with o Glass Cylinder 10 Con- Con-
me living objects. or good two. bInSsG
pearl Pocket Knifes andla large number ~
o.her desirable articles, givea 40 ryami,,eSt
10 Goaoh suhscriher q Yeasly, Sl.b0. 'NST'I1a
a,m.g iPablishing Office, "a III
! Tuu 4ia Broadway, New York.
fyie Boys and Girls, speo,rnan a..
Jan 3 - E'Tt'>f' 's3l'nAnQ hGJ
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Jeff. Ghee. who woa oo,,,;,,o

JEFF. Ghce, who was oonyioted some
two years since at Marion Court,
OF the smurder Of Darius Candy, has
been recently pardoned by Governor
Scott, on tho ground that he was not
the actual murderer, and his partioi-
patton in it was by the influence and
order1of whito men Who committed it:
and as a slave, he was not legally ac-
oountable--Pheni1.
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e WHAV FERrILzEKs SHALL I UsE2-

.aG WHAV FERrItzEKs SHALL I UsE2 p
This. is .agquestion we are asked al.
most every day. Patent fertilizers are
nowadays like patent medicines useless
to all except the manufacturer, and quite
mint to him. Use stable manure and
sif you cannot obtain that IN the quantity
required, supply the deficiency with
Peruvian GuaDo, one or two bags of it
is better than ton Of most Of the phos.
pilates now made. We have always
regarded bone.dust with great favor
until the past season when we discover
ed in ono Of the most popular brands
large quantity Of broken pieces of mar.
ble, which had escaped through the roll
ers at the mill without being crushed,
and no one but tho maker knows how
much OF that which was ground fine was
composed Of the same article. Fifty
dollars per ton is rather steep to pay for
broken stones unless they contain some
gold ore. Il Published By request from
Butsts almanac and Garden Manual I
~--.1 al :! ih"
An advertisement in Rio Janeiro
paper reads: "For sale, n pretty
black woman of Minas, of assured con-
duct, with two children, pretty little
black girl four years old, aud hand
some brown boy of eleven" ."a'
49, s.,-n4ag n+rnf 4"
A grand tournament and ball are to
come off at Weldon NJ G., on the'22d
of February, the occasion of the open.
ing of the Emory Hotel. tn
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-02-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at IL NJ. The Speak.
er TOOK the Chair. rr
The Committee on Railroads reported
Il bill to declare the rights Of creditors,
anu to provide for the winding up of
the affairs Of railroad companies in
South Caro- lima, and recommended that
the enacting clause Of the bill By stricls-
Ell out. The bill was ordered to lio
over second reading.
The Committee on tho Judiciary re-
ported favorahly on bill to enforce the
provisions of the civil rights bill of tho
United States Congress. Also, mfa,
vorably on IL bill to provide Tor the
widows an orphans of men murdered
for their political opinions.
~ bill to confirm ansi declare valid
tho recent clection,of Mayor and Aldrr-
men Of the city o' Charleston was read
and referred.
The Hon. O. T Winchester, Of Con
nectcut, was invited Il, occupy a seat
upon the floor ,f,!r House.
At 1880 z. NJ. 'hr House went int.
Committee Of the " mole, to consider
bill TO alter and amend the crimi,.a !
law; which was discussed, and progress
reported to the IIousr as follows The
Committee on the Whole having had
under consideration ~ Senate bill TO alter
and amend The criminal law, have
adopted a resolution that the Committee
recommend the adoption Of The bill as
reported by the Committee vi tho Ju.
dietary.
Adjourned
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FoRTY-FIRsT DAYS pRoCKEpIN
SENATE.

Hc ,-CUoLe uSSHUlDItI NJ ~ NJ.
Bills to provide for. the revision and
consolidation Of the Statutes of laws OF
the State Of South Carolina to charter
Cherry's Ferry, over the Seneca River
to amend al Act entitled ''An Act to
determine and prrprluatc The home.
stead;' to renew the charter of tho town
Of Walhalla, in the County OF Oconec,
and to incorporate the Aiken Sanitary
Association, were introduced.
A bill to regulate aud provide for the
pay Of Commissioners aud Managers of
Elections received lis third reading, and
was ordered to the House ..
The Senate took up for third rcads
ing a joint resolution authorizing the
Governor to employ an armed force for
the preservation Of the peace which
received its th.rsl reading, passed. and
was ordered to be returned to the House
Of Repre- sentativcs.
The majority a"d minority reports Of
the Committee on the Judiciary on a
bill to amend nn Actcn,ilrd "An Act
TO define the duties ami jurisdiction of
County Commissioners" was taken up
and and discussed until $40 o'clock.
Adjourned,
uO1rcM OM p1,pprc n,7,r n,r1,,,,
~" -. w ''''' ~ NO ''A| ~ II N'o' A'
rue lloose met a. - m The Speak
81 tooN '"e o'.''',
co'ho'"n'ca''on was received from
the Secretary OF State, Informing tho
House that there arc thirty-thrcc Coun:
| " Offices vacant on account OF the death
tes'6ha''9n an" ln'l"re i, TO qualify OF
pI'sons pS o' s,oo'eo !" o1""'y "ihc"s' on the
." al" D" o'IS "r June, 1913; Also
'ne names ana ounces o. the different
persons "h" nave !a,'ca 10 qualify, and
Wv o1",'''e' =" NV" '''H vacant Ounces
arc "''cs ts was Lcocrf'" TO thc Commit
Wv W. "."',, o'''ccS' WIN INSTRUCTIONS
-. ~ '"''y Wv ,''' PROVISIONS OF teso'i''
I'oh previously rrlcrrcd.to the Commit
''' '', ~ ''V''eses ana H,ec''"ns'
~ o''' W "h''.'" an Nc1 cnu'''d An
noS @ 20 a'g"n."e ,h' ' |'rc"'' touf's' was
'e'a anu ,.i Ic'etteu'
~ o''l 70 P'"vlue inc manner OF re-.
IoseI'"s ,n 'uNeS l''cSa'!y assessed or col
''vIv"' rn" ,''S, WAS le'u an" re'erfsd'
"o 'l'e'lo'''' f,n. VI c'''%eh' OF Columbia,
11.'''s ~ to's,' iG"s"''" ~'y 'he Medlc"l
~ ntgIl''e''. s,l ,n, % '"e 'o'"te University
snou'o ," not oe "'Sco''''n"r"' was referred
" my me- Co''''''!.tec C OH Eouca,ion'
Aho ooi''"''lee on inc judiciary were
,eI",S.eu 70 rrp'rt t,, on 'hc OH to regn'
.a'o .. thS SAFE OF 'aho at public sales at
Inc nn earnest prac',eaole opportunity.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-02-03

n CALIFORNIA MILLIoNAIRE.-A
letter from San Francisco, speaking of
the richness of tho White Pine mining
district in Nevada, says there is now
in that city middle-aged man who a
year since was atwork by the month
as mechanic, and not worth dollar.
To-day he is worth at lcast $1,000.
OOO in hard coin, and his income from
one mine alone in White Pine is over
$1,000 per day. He is investing his
money in real estate in San Francis
co. The other. day{a friend was iok-
ing him on the subject of marriage,
remarking that he could now marry
any young lady in San Francisco /; to
which he replied, "Well, I know a
gal out West who was willing to mar.
ry me when hadn't cont, and now
I'm able, Pm going to marry her."
= :. -s->-------s.~s-. S-SAA--1A-nr
Poultry are said to be very beneficial
TO orcharda when allowed Ia hava M
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-02-03
"ONLY A WOMAN'S HAIR"

After Swift's death there was found in
i, writing desk tross of Stc!la's hair. On
he paper enclosing it there vas written
'Ouly Woman's Hair"
"Only woman's hair ?"
A seal, n sign,
Nerving the knightly arm
In Palestine.
"Only q woman's hair 7"
Beside their lore
Pale students lay tho pledge,
And strive the moro.
"Only woman's hair :"
Old mon depart,
Fumbling ono little tresa
Held to the heart.
"Only woman's hair"
Gage of fond trust,
Buried with stalwart forms,
Orumbling 20 dust.
"Only woman's hair"
Was this gibc---
A bitter sncer? II 60,
Shame on tho scribe
"Only woman's hair -
was this sigh
Borne on Tho midnight surge
OF memory?
"Only @ woman's hair !"
Lo there be times
When wniling music clings
To meoking rhymes
"Only woman's hair p
Strange it appears
That he ahOuld nurso a jest
So many Jcara.
"Only woman's hair -
Dead Stella's hair:
If she had meant n jest,
Why oil that care?
"Only woman's hair :"
True--naught beside:
And yet twas something more
When Stella died
"Only woman's hair !"
Il womans hair:
a moan from out tho Past -
a woman's hair
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FRRING BUT NOBLE.--self.help for
IA Young Mon, who hsv1ng erred; desire
g better. manhood. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. If benefited re.
turn the postage. Address ,PHILAN-
THROS, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
jan 12-4w 'H"
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The Patent Magic Comb q

win color gray hair a permanent black or
brown Sold everywhere. III Sent by mail
for $1,25. !, Address 3 ID, rcunr l.e,
WM. PATTON, Treasurer,
Magic Comb Co.. Springfield, Mass.
jan 12-lw ~ ), .n-L.N-.l
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"fhe house Of Geo. p. Rowell l. Co. Is
Inc only one IN the business That hns itself
used advertising to any great extent 10 ad.
vance Its own interests Thy spend largo
sums, and find by personal experience what
advertising pays the besl."-N. Y. Mail.
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Poultry are said to be very beneficial
to orchards when allowed 10 have the
free run Of them ~
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-06-19
BEAU MAGASiN
y NNMNNS

LIE soussigne, cessant lea aflaires h In
campagne, offre en- vente, q l'sniable, son
MAGASIN parfaitemeut approvisionne
ct achalande, ct Acknowledgement slime 4
St.Jacques, rive droite, 81 miles de Ia
Nouvelle- Orleans.
|. Une exceIlente position sur b. Heuve,
pres de lentree du chemin public du
village de Ia Vacherie. une vieile ct
nombreuse clientele, MI coursnt d'af-
faires etabli depuis longtemps, un stock
repondant aux besoins de tout genre
de Ia localite. tous ces fats expliqueni
Ia prosperi,e bien connue de Get 6tablisse-
ment ct sont de nature D offrir 4 un capi
tai disponible ls placement 10 plus avanta.
geux.
Avec le magasin ct lea marchandis e.
quill content, seront vendus Ell bloc, une
bonne msison de residence, uue cuisiLe, Ill
magssin i mais, &C.. &c.
LIE soussigns &c fait un devoir de remer.
cier ses clients ct amis de Ia cOnstante
favour qu'iIs iui ont montree, ct il lhon-
necr dinviter les personnes qui auraient
des reclamations 4 lui presenter on des
obligations remplir 4 son egard, a vouloir
bien le faire le plus promptement qu'illeur
sers possible. II Sc tient des ce moment D
leur disposition. "@.H f-
b0S 'adresser Louis Eymas lnimeme,
qui ofIrira aux amateurs les conditions les
plus liberales.
St-Jacques, 5 JUN 1869.
LOUIS EYMAs.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-06-19

Par sas bslls masints d'ao0t une voisurs sl<gants
tnia1 pr dsux ehsvsux Dc ee, ct vsnans d. sost du
Rhis avaoss VEN b village natal Dc Less oa ellie sar.
reta devant raubsrge do Roi De sriGs.
Dspsi 5es lcussnps es habsants d. village navasnt
pc " % bel sqaipsgs. Aust h marqua LAoz ct Lo.
psiss dsssspdus Dc vours. farsntih snsour9s dune
trosps d sasux deuandsnt laam6ns 4 esi tous sen
aersns M mains psinss Dc moppais ID boochs plsins do
b6s6dislioes
Psrsoans rseonpst nj Lens nj Ioy. Lsabsrgs await
~ ashst6s par IN habapt dun autro village st lss
payans qai eaassnt pus rsoonnaits ttasos oseapts
dans lss ehamps.
LOy. psne desosodus, pris b bras Dc pars ct 10
oosdsiit dsns nsisonBets eu1isst habitSs Dolssss
Ely b ensrsst losy hilM = tssavss sal Il ~
sca Sta soppttsmsst sbspdonnSs. Dass h toll do tuss
= bnqsss svai. de- srevasss trsven lssqssss Ia
plsis = \ ssigs svaent dtpnpt ls sol batsu Dc tss
ghiA, nr i ny avait nj planchsr ri sanslags
L marquis. vcysns nsglotsr Losy, hi dit:
"ositsons estte nassss, mes esssA JepSfs qus voss
|spraztssst Paris - fsss pasdsnse ssaid qss ssss
psuvrs Ely babite durast ssiss snness Mas % estcs
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enterte !-Pas lon disi. rspoodt LIns dams Psoeisn
eimssisrs pras Dc rlsliss -Alousy" dit 10 marquis.
Lory snbraa psrs st lsntrsius vsrs 10 emstisrs
Ellie psvaA pas oobl6 lsndroit Oh poait . more Ellie
lavais sosvsnt arroaS Dc sss smss ct ais ellie ~ ls
quittait d6possr Aeur Mas paine arrivts.
es dlcouvr IN honns asss sur ID toubs d nbrs st
dsrsrs lu LAs6 qass rseooaus ct qui await seeoops
gus Dollingus jusqa'aa village
"J6ss Ssispsur !JSsristslle. non pers -Dollingus"
sScra LIps soa tosr % sspprochsDt Dc le et On -
sy,nt d. i soalsvsr. 81 4h
Csluiei. impossible q pale eouns ID mort. tcarqua
ses yeux tout lbahis st n repoodit pas
"Mon pers, Sierra d noavsau Lory jetast son
co., Toll st dams qusl stat NE nous rsooouaista
pas lui diit Llns poss tss snfhnts !-Oo rtpondit
esfu Dopgus, j. vous rsocnsas mais que n'imPOrts
-Cossspt, Dolliosus, rpds Lens ta no nous ainss
plw. Lssy rsssosvS ~ psss. Il VOLTA. Nous Omnss
nsrits, sisAss = hssrssx II hssIsux eonns
visus -Puisqss Ley rssssvt - pm. j y b ssis
pluA-Ta b ssrss tosjoss Stpssdt Lssy Visss vissa
svss soss PssiA-A Paris a DollisgSe, jamas Jen
vess" E. ouvsst squst.e qu lsssit voir large
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-06-19

pleasure ds juin nal ccatrses il sjoasa j. sais vsau
ei pour uourir eosS do mon Elly-Noo. non. - Vi
vrss avso sous-Es pourquoi hrs ai ain6 1lly. ellie
Ct nors Jai su uns 6e Gle eas nosts pour no Il no
rsss plus qaa nosrs. CONNIE tout . qus Jai aist-
Mais noo Doiosae dit suhn b marquis tu vissdsassveo
nous et tn viuss." 4s = 4sae
Aoss DolliOgus soulsvsss ct s.ppsysns ssr IA ui
dit: a.
"Vivrs svso vous svss vous 10 bourssa dHlly Js-
as Jsss pas voss dire des njursa eas j ssssque
j vais mosrir, ysi nomems grand bsson d. pardon,
ssis Dolsgss CONNIE il veeu Allies. j voss
eonnsis pus Vous 1tes riches j. suis meudiant
Ssss dss marquis ssis quua manant Tous nss rtvss
sOns bssts eosehss pieda snsfrts Allies. It lais
ses-uoi nourir On paiz sur h toubs Do moa ELY qui
m'sttsnd I" IL ha
Csls dit u sssa ct toba tout Dc sos long asx pisls
d Lss6.
fat rssvS 4 tsassport1 daas lasbsr d Rs; q lNs
oa u Deuest b lsndsnsis.
Llss = Lay lsstsrrarent ooA dEly. Ii Arsnt pla
or tsabs smsss deux croix De pierre svso les
noms IElly ct dc Dolliugue FIN.
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One mon pars soit nott . vivast. Lory Dollingss
jurS 4 rsslsr Adsls Lls4 : \ 1ns du marquis De
nssssnss Sissan b asnaA = Lazy Dolisgss!-Losy
Stssjl Llss = hinss asaee = ssnurs = = = pstspi
tass - p;sA Lsy, vas1saas IN nalhsurssz. On
Assns isdgss = -. O. ssi posrsivit. % eosvraat
Il uah = So m stsPthiss 4 lasuss It d baissn
ri th 1p1a1m. - n dsst6 d td - Ltsz ici |
sou,ks Lasy0si, - lBs s'Sais ssGa = nssqss doas
lss ysss oshpxssaA 4 hssss. Lens sstnsa eai go
lsi al ~ eop6fs secrets & las tieaA y = tuto Ly
O. nns thppsIlss p d Reshsosr. nss - NIL
4 Nassssh ~ - ! Sesr d to- pls. = = digns
l1n 1p.s4lae iss4ss VI - . -. !.
VI L. = I1pssss - - d marquis, psis =
nissst ! ossS lsr nn1Fs cAaDs ! Diss d ier bon.
hsur. Hass sa#AaNs