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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

A TRIP TO VAN WERr-On Tues
day last, we took the morning express
train, bound for Van Vert. Ohio.
We found the p. F. w. & G. Il ".
in excellent condition. and ride over
it, in those commodious ears, under the
care and attention Of the gentIemanly
conductors on the road, is really pleas
ure trip.
Arrived at our destination at about
3 o'clock p. M, all right, but came very
nigh being devoured by some half doz-
en- runners, bus-drivers and hangers-on
of the numerous hotels in that place.
They acted as though we were the only
stranger who had stopped off lhers for
months, and they were very anxious to
"take US in.'' We almit that their i'm
portunities were not complimentary 10
our personal appearance, of which, by
the way, We were never very vain, out
we think the want of good sense and
good breeding was most manifest on
tfei- part. We afterward learned that
seis Was their way" but must say
that We taink but very little OF it, and
SO do all rerssns of half sense. We
did not think it safe to insult the whole
crowd OF them, neither did we think it
prudent for our personal safety 20 say
to any one Of the number we would 60
with him, for fear the others might
doub.e-in on US, and not being "heavy
weight" +" we come out second best.
Seriously, we have never seen as i'm
pudeat lot of hotel clerks in our short
travels.
Van Vert is very nice town of
about $500 inhabitants and we would
judge. was ahead of the country around
it, iu the way of improvements and bu-
siuess generally, especially the hotel
business.
We called upon A.C. Tucker, editor
Of the Times, the democratic organ of
the county, and found him agood gen.
ial gentleman and live democratic edi.
tor as is evidenced by the paper he
publishes. In company with him we
visited the Bulletin office, from which
is issued the Van Vert Weekly Bulle
tin, the republican organ Of that place
one Of the neatest papers we hav.
seen for years and the Office is the bes
arranged and kept, of any country Office
that we have ever noticed, and W,
found J. II. Foster, the proprietor, t,
be very agreeable gentleman.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

THE postofice at South Bend week
before last was broken open and 300
letters riHed. Nothing but money was
taken. The drafts and other valuables
ADD correspondence were left in good
shape. From what has been learned it
is supposed the thieves got about seven
ty-6ve dollars.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

The Universalist Church at Pierce
ton will be dedicated on Sunday, jar.
oath A meeting will continue from
Sunday, Jan. 17th to Sunday, Jan.
oath. 4 general invitation is extend
ed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

A second grand masquerade ball for
the benefit Of the Hebrew ladies' aid
society, will be held at Corbin & Ben
sons hall on the evening Of Feb. 81.
Prof. J. Lifel's full. orchestra will be in
attendance. Mosques may be obtained
few days before the ball.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14
DR. B URTON,S
TOBACCO AkTIDOTE.

ARRANTED to remove all desire for To
)';;b. 1t is entirely vegetable and harm
ess. l purf es and enriches the blood, in
yigotates the System, possessing CRATE nur.
ishing and strengthenin power. is excellent
appetizer. enables the stomecee TO digest the
heartiest fook, max es sleep re e:reshing, and
establishes robust health Smokers and
CT ewers for sixty years cured. Price, fifty
cents. post free. treaties on the injurious
effects Of tobacco. with liSts::of references,
testimonials. &c, sent fres. Agents wanted
Address Or. I Z Abbot, Jersey City, N. j.
Sold by all druggists. i6-l2w
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

roR SALE, or exchange for real es-
tate in Marshall county, 8 acres Of
land in Tama Co Iowa. near Chicago
< North western railroad. For partic-
ulars inquire of 5. L. Harvey, at tn c
Buckeye Livery stable
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

The ladies of the Parish of St.
Thomas will give social entertainment
thi. evening, at the Parker House.
Refreshments, music and q general
good time.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

AYoUNG lady haviog bought pair
of shoes number toe small, sent them
to a second haud store to have them
sold whereupou the Teutonic shop
keeper advertised them in his window
as follows For sale "a tight lady's
shoes"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

The republicans Of Green county
have raised and contributed funds for
the purchase of material with which to
print new paper at Bloomis I'D.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14
c. III. Reeve.

4 TIORN(Y at LAW. and Var Claim Aqent.
viii practice in Fulton, Stark. LaPorte and
kosciusko. a\wcll "a Marshall counties. Collec-
tlons promptly and efficiently attended to. Care
mi attention given to probate business Insurance
panies in the United States. Special attention
paid TO the prosecution Of claims of soldiers their
widows and heirs. for bounty, arrears OF pay pen
sions and other claims.
Referepces:-Farwell.F Field & Co. Chicago. Shaw
Barbour & 60. Cincinnati, Bucklv. Sheldon e Co.
y. y, Graf. Bennett & Co.. Pittsburg. 1916
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

THIS mark 4 meaus time expired
and when found opposite mau's name
Is suggestive of the fact that money is
what's wanted.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14
McCurdy House,

"ANATH. md South side p. F. w. & c. f
w X adjoining the passenger depot. Guests
stopping here will receive frst-class accOmmoda-
tion at mod irate rates. Baggage conveyed to
and from the cars free.
Il L. McCURDY. ProP'r.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14
ND. J.R. REYNOLDS
Bailey e. REYNOLDS.

T)HYSIeIAN Surgeons. Accoucheurs, and Op-
i tlcians; operators in Deformities, and dis
eases of the eyes, nose and ears. Treat all forms
OF diseases that effect the human system. Par
ticular attention given TO diseases of females and
children. also TO all chronic cases. Calls from the
country promptly attended to. Office on the cor
of Michigan and Washington sts., opposite
the Parker House.
y. B-Teeth extracted without PAIN
Z plymouth. Ind, March IS, IS6S.-6nl.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

TnE class of people that a newspaper
proprietor prefers having As customers
are the earliest settlers
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

If people do not now locate here BY
scores daily, it will not be for want o.
railroad conve eniepce.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

A CHICAGO minstrel troupe gives
away 500 nightly and 5000 at matinees
in g reenbacks, and considers it cheap
Advertising
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14
J. + Van Va!kenburgh

WTHOLESALE LIQUOR SrORE-pure LIQUORS
w for medicna and 0fte urposeps can he
had at my store, one door north OF the Branch
Bank
May IS, 1865. J. +. VANVALKENBURGu.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

THREE men were killed on the line
Of the g., G. & l. c.. last Sunday,
while attempting to either get on or of
trains while under motiou-two at Rose
dale and one at Schsrerville. Need
We add that they we're all undt the in.
flusnce Of liquor &c Point leeeisfsr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14
J. J. VinalI.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
IL Particular attention paid To ohstetric prac-
tice, and diseases of women and children. Office
over Brownlee's store. Residence opposite the
northwest corner OF the public square, Plymouth,
Ind. 1928
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ATTQR N EYS
]. 6. Osborne.

4 TIORNEY at Law, and Justice of the Peace
n has removed his Office to the east side of
Michigan treset, on the block next north of the
Parker llOuse where he will be pleased to see
those having business 10 transact with him.
Collections made and money promptly remitted.
Particular attention given to the settlement of es
tates and guardianships 1922
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14
G.. HaSlanger,

"TAGONS, Carriages, etc. c. Haslanger 6
w Bros, manufacturers of Wagons, Car
riages, etc. Blacksmithing painting and grain.
ing done TO order.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14
DIR. T. 4. Lemon.

DTYSICIAN & SURGEON. Has resumed the
l. practice of his profession aud car be found at
his residence, T corner Of LaPorte and Walnut cts.
81
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14
DR. j. Nj. Confer,

DHYLICIAN e SURGEON. late Surgeon OF the
i 29th Indiana Infantry. offers his professional
services to the people of Marshall County. Office
and residence. west side of Michigan St, three
blocks north Of the Parker House, Plymouth. In
diana. 1882.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14
M EDiCAL
Il. MlcOMber,

nDNTIST, Bremen. Ind Office over Fortz &
- Lehrs hardware store. Cleaning. extract.
ing, filling. and artificial sets inserted in the best
manner known to the dental profession. All
work w arranted. IL
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DIR. l., q llnSOn.

DHYSICAN & SURGEON. Bouabon. Ind. Office
Il over Grosh IL Beck Bros hardware store
40.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

9 CURGEON DENTIST. Can be consulted at hi.
- office every day exc pit Mondays and Tuesdays.
Office over Westervelt's Store, Plymouth Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

A. C.. U0ityeDdOrit.

E'ASHIOEABLE BARBER CRYC4GO BAR.
j BER SUOP Under Marks & Ehrlich s store
Shaving. Hair Cutting. ShampoonnC &C. done
in the best style. Particular attention given TO
Dyeing Hair and Whskcrs. The highest price
paid for ladies hair.
l. 81 4. c. HOLTZENDORFF
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DR.. I. VIM. CaruS Won keSSier

FORMERLY SURGEON or THE sAxuNY ARMY.
Offers his professional services to the citizens oil
Marshall and vicinity. Office. for the present. AZ
his farm residence, on the Bremen road, in North
township. 32-ly
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

LAST week was known and observed
throughout the world, by evangelical
denominations, as a week of prayer.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14
k.C. CaDrNIi.

A TTORNEY & NOTARY. War Claim AGENT
"A viii attend TO all professional business placed
In his hands. promptly and carefully. Particular
attention given TO guardlanships and the settle.
back pay OF deceased and disabled soldiers pro-
cured at reasonable rates. Deeds. mortgages
and other written instruments neatly and quickly
drawn up and Acknowledgements taken Collec-
tions made and promptly remitted Ofico over
H. b. Dickson's hardware store, Plymouth, Ind.
1920.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

THERE will be hop tomorrow eve-
ming. at Corbin & Benson's hall.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14
MAST--ACk

BIRTW Observation-Disclosures
the 3lst inst, by j. G.. Osborne,
Esq, at his Office in Plymouth, Mr..
EDWIN BIRTwHIrTLE, of Kosciusko
county and Miss LoUI sA PHILLIPS
of Plymouth.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
9TH inst, by j. Cless, Esq, Mr.. j. j
WINDBIGl Err and HARRIET A. HIS.
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GODDARD-JOHNSON-On III

On the
3lst inst, by j. @ OBJ re. Esq.
at his Office in plymouth, Joseph VI
GODDARD. aud Miss ELIzABGTH
JOHNSON.
VI MAST--ACkERT-On tie 3lst inst
by j. G. O-borne. Esq, at his oilice
in Plymouth, MR. CHRISTIAN MAST.
and Mrs. MAGDALENE ACKERr.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

A small farm Of about 80 acres to rent,
to work on shares. Good and suffic ent ref
erenees given as to ability to manage the
same Leave word At this office.
lin
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1869-01-14

good time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-11

effe nsy Pl ha - beash : saii
e thts SD zitA ~ taiaucs opposed
ssaa.i Paas ga Fay Iis became
tberege' y tssspsrass He received r.
SECURE arpi class e'zsiorn. - ao ihis
- Ines he nlat dress ven behave
pe.l g setter ana 20 rau.bss. These
resaIusoa Be- carried cot IL bouso
- NuH ltfk i tbe taost s.ceaui'g ar
tshel q ary * TIE binl CD 'be State
Il has Alunys been dueica On pm
r.r.s g ibs h.gAe.s honor. e. gam
b.srs understand ,aat term lie ia-
blrs attendants. eootiae snd company
afo EXERCISED ty nothing this sido q the
Ai.ABiic
lie followed his patrons 10 Saratoga,
bGd opened there shat vas called a
club-house Judges. Senators, bark
ers, merchants. miliionaires. became bis
guests The Disguise was soon thrown
OF. and the club house assumed the
form u first class gambling house II
tie Springs Horse racing and attend
AIT games followed, all bringing Gus
tom and prof, 10 Morrissey establish.
NETT About this time the celebrated
conspiracy vas formed by politicians
and railroad men TO break down the
Harlem railroad, and with il Commo-
dors Vanderbilt As player Morris
sey soon became familiar with Wander
bit. who spent his summers at the
Springs In the extraordinary move
menls made by Commodore Vanderbilt
70 checkmate the eonspirators, and
throw them % their back, Mornssey
was employed TO play conspicuous
part He made bis appearance at the
Stock Board backed by Vanderbilt -
He traded 10 Harlem in manner that
astonished the old operators at tie
board He was allowed TO share 10 the
profits OF that bold stroke which rum.
ed thousa.ds who bad sold Harlem
short Morrissey Is now worth half a
million lie is still gambler BY pro
fession, and carries on his establish
menta Ia Saratoga and New York.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
SPEEDY CUEE or wuogrlSG COUGH
~ pr syrr- ga Br,tkira


not IN the hablt nftikisg advertised Incidence
nor ~ certifying shur rHfa.tFe effects whsu they
e1le univr ms observation hHt feel constrained 60
make aB exception in favor u uaDDS NEENiNE
Ash iNNtGuBAToR, melioisc have used IN my
fsuty 81 some time pas dy liir laayhier lad been
aefiag frosH Nh00Eipg Cough tarsegCrai weeks
aHd ~ much broken ~ rest a. hi-ht flat-bY eK
ces-ve coughing ard pssHi sleepher constitution and
general hest seemed 90 Do giving away Narious rem
eiirs pa iiatl1ra we're recommends hy Intimate
neiehhsrs hut nothing Tried untii aaF attention
talii BY rhrssn bot now IL practice to D1ddS
Ntryiue This ifbrursG and commenced using al
once wlth effect Immediate aud surprising As the
esRtuispHs hardest Al Night We brgsU by giving
the Neryihe haf ing 60 bed The first dose admin
istrre nado it. impress Sn the cough became less re
queHL 4gd very mpch less she s0an got Ter
eustymed sleep -Fapiily revived Va health and yigur
and % iew days as we'll What was sft %
The NbaUpiA. Cangh uas thereafter Of NO trouble 81
eanuat bat consider Budds NeryiBe snd invig
aiataf taysiaahe remedy fr this isressing aaady
may aid TINT have sHcr aided II 20 several
family frehds 70 Ike circumstances and have found Il
81 sFrFs - hs equally successful II ness oHly 10
b. known ~ GENE late iversaI demand.
JwPEC KETT=
Far ssls br all Drasglsts Price one Dallsf Eva;
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A GREAT DISCOVERY I!

The Equalizer Or Taenn cure Tor tresting 81 disehG
- by mechanical means invented By d., H.daeld Of
Cineihsad Onto shd fer sale ~ New England orig By
Cnllius NJ - OEtr 81, Boston. II il the won.
der 81 The ars Physicians and all enncerued. please
ca and sxAmi1c, ssnd lot Cifeaitrg II s TO yozf
Interest. stare and Caanty rights for ssle. tvtT
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AGENTS WANTED FOR the
SIGHTS AND SECRETS
or THg NATIONAL CAPITAL.

A work descriptive 81 Washington CITY Inside aud
outsar UnmasKed aud Exposed. The spi.iest. most
thrilling, most entertaining, Instructive, and startling
hr,uk " the day tE~ send Ter Circhars with trims
Ac Address UNITED STATES PUBLISHING CO.,
al bfnae street. New York CITY 4W41
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Barr 4 Burton Seminary.
MANCHESTER, Vt

THE NEXT TERN begins WEDNESDAY, MARCH
= 81, and continues s weeks
Thorough instruction 4iyeuin the Classical. Academ
Il and Prfp.rato Departments " nj the Branches
generally ,augat 10 sitlIsl Institutions.
The Boarding DvpartmcRl Is under the successful
management a Mr 6en. w. Clark
YuunE men preparing irt The ministry and needing
sd have their bits l9r rgiton Eoom-rfnt, 6c. paid
lfom the Burr Fund. ana may also receive dollar y
week toward deiraying The expense u Board.
For further particulars, apply 20 che Principal
Ray. L. A. AUSTIN
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wHoopIyG couGH.

The testlnnns . al who haze Used j. tor this
teflihls disesss dunug the l4st Ten years, s tlKt
Il tA,an4biy relieves and cures ID.
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Cumberland Coal,
Powder and Fuse.
Paints, Colors Dry and

in oil, Lead, Zinc, oils, rurpoutincs,
Japan, shellac, YagDishes, Paint, Var
nish and White Wash Brushes full
stock We make speciality Of
GLASS, carrying very large stock
Of all sizes aud qualities, and are
selling very low. Putty Glue and
sand Paper
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fFi-om LESTER SEXTON, Of Hfi'odakRe.)
MILWAUKEE. WIS, Jan. "a. 1868.
MEssRs C. @. CLARK 4 Co., Heie Haren, Conn;
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspep-
Ella Cure, and it has proved PERFECTLY sRtisfac-
tory as remedy Ihsve NO hesitation IN saying
that We have received GREAT BENEFIT ffoni it,
use Very respectfully,
fSigned) LESTER SEXTON.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
NIGHT SCENES
In THE BIBLE,

y II
Far fall free, foEIHE clear. sPsrbh ug pore, and
graceful stis i8r posfis eraias. FOR brauiY " th0t
AMI rrA aiowias imseiHr 4yas far nias Ehsysis II
81 arst srapA.s aeiAeatiBas sia nee seaoarshp
fa ne Ike pictures riaing wortA aad hapVy Uftfa.
the Shave k.ys been received frHn EishuP SimPsoh,
Rev Albert Bafaes Noah Petef p. D Z, J., y ". a.
Eioarue y D., Geo Dara hparaman, y. b.tA ". WI
ley ID d ,asnueI W Fisher u j., + 4. ~. and lead.
Ing tAergyHiea and be FFrss n ~ bru1minat"ns =
E-a3 sr Jirea contain nE th- zane Asrnts IRE ~
eFysl@fp mcstthg viii nhf arai3rsi s4e#ssa II Z
ANGST beautifully i usF.fed and eleTsRts bQani beck
AID plrassH rFffrhp3g.
COMMISSIONS sta0 10 s9eg rKR MONTH
according % l5iliiy ard vnerTY Adfrsss
ZtE0LEa MoCt hpT 90
PhtsssiiiA!a p Cincinnati. q fhitsEe - Or ~
f.s4fs M E44rg
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SALR-MES WANTED b a Msruiacluflpe co to
- ifsse sad se BY sample new Be o. goods SIS
asfAiHs pefHsHrai wages good II. II RICHARDS
Cp.,sis Chestnut So Philadelphia, Pa sw17
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FOR CROFT.

Tie nai.aai ~ill b f,and iata.sahlr, aud naY
aluay. Be- relied upon Ia tAs usss' sttfsms rases.
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The Medicine for
WHOOPING COUGH!

DoDnS SERYtSE AND I~Yt8oG AToR gives al
szrce1ris AID siau,t Instant relief o. tie spaEus
Whoaping Cuagh This 4. complaint tbatali children
are expected 90 have aad when comes strange q say
they len n dghi l through they best can, iite
~ nath.Bs hFH duRc break is iEteHsily help The
ssreys-s sloaz Ana wbeu q ls reflected that very
many % the diseases % Older glt years have their
t.n Ia thh ter and strain u Waa3,ing Cough This
ntEitft wuulA 4tiprb guaeeuuHtbe but fpr te fact
that chafsn diseases, tr uaaT u Tbs weaknesses n
saueH, considered 80 ueh matter ~ course that
pl have become atairsilY nraHetrhed about theh
l., them cough "a thnlgb did. srcuis genffaty
ia Be- the nahrlins werd Ehoai5e CnHgh "a s Nor.
vgns disease and pAs Nerviue aNd inyiKaFtur treats
it With COMPLETE SUCCESS, M1thcFs. TRY IT.
sEl save yen- iitilc thr agony u this ais
trasaine ancctipu, 4 aHd bencGecHs medicine.
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A GREAT BLESSING.

From Rec /. r Wa-d, aeon, LsruA Co., o.
nsssRs SsGoEs a ARssrRosG:
i9tias ,seti 3. gives mle greet pleasure "a state
That my wife hah derived great benefit from the
nse ~ Cpe's Dyspapsis Care, She has been fpr a
HuiAbea II years greatly troubled sitA Dyspepsia,
accompanied ai;h vi5leat pAr0AyHme VI egnstipa.
tipa which - ptostrated hnr that shc war 81 the
while i.gr mouths. unahiu 70 do anything. She
sosk, At YOUR instance Csts Dyspnyssia Cure. and
has derived GREAT BENEFIT FROM | \ and II
nor comparatively well. She regards this ultdi-
clas AZ great blessing
Traly years, L,F. WABD.
Jan, 18th, lssa
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No. Beaver s., Albany, X. J.

QUICK CURES AAp ION iAiCIs.
T,eaig thousand faHras Ct1ed Anrnogy.
mr.. TELLER coHtHues 70 be easAaesiialiy con
~ SUITED 81 forms private aittast a. 30 Old
ishiishea Hospital. 40 ieaFef street AiharJ n 3.-
Twenty ytals devoted 70 tis ohs r5fiits8t lanrh =
p4ct5rf. cuAties Tin o. efotH rtffs sbeh OtEef
rhy scian aHd III aciitet tafh ely 70 Comet
Ppgdehna wish tae eminent ghl seiNTt % The cd
Grid ~ obtaining As ssfsi q ~ - We stsst gcns-
dies far thssr astasss oefs Inducements 20 tAs mfr
tHRAts ofaaek aHd apla cufs q - Hbl1nra e. ~ 9Th
Il 1Gfrs u America. Ia eypk)iis 1profrhuai bisNL
structure Enlargement % tbs te,iictt snd rpeTnaie
csiHs. Babe itceezisd Throat Hase tftdsf sbiu
hHra taisDedus s. ytiahs Eoll4 irtff Aheftsea ana
Ei 54hff inpuiirs ~ the Fgtfem ffs rrifeeif Hhaf
th- cont r 81 tbr Dcsefs nydftnff std bafe h.sn it
81 10 Than sgeop annually uiih lmiEeHts
earcekt
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