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DID SIZE GET Up AGAIN IA German
woman in Lowell sat down in caul3-
ron of boiling water that was to be
used for scalding hogs. The Lowell pa.
pers preserve and Objectionable silence
as to whether she got up again, and if
so, how oricki
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FOR RENT.

WITH Or WITHOUT THE FURNITURE.
w ADwelliRg House On Fourth street be-
tween Monroe and Quincy streets, at present
s,.-usd by Sanuel Mitchell Also Brick
yas.lluE nOuse on the Island fronting on Ohio
...s,t With hall, fOar rooms and kitchen, with
good Well ind Pump in the yard. Possession
s.r-r % the Ifland House Immediately.
Apply 70 SAMUEL hlIOhELL-
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-New arrival of gift
books and microscopic views last night.
The variety of views, especially those
of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
city. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, % Monroe street.
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TMessrs. Henry K. List & Co. di-
rect the attention of dealers to the ar
rival of their new brand of choice
white wheat flour, which has been al.
luded to by the press Of the city for
several days. See advertisement in an.
other column.
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TMrs. DR.. French has taken rooms
in the Daley Hotel, formerly Sprigg
House, where she can be seen from 81
A. NJ. until P. N. for two weeks only.
In her Gymnasium Room from p until
4P. u. of each day.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING.--His Honor
Mayor Mcclellan has issued his order
to tho City Council to meet at the City
Hall tonight, at O'Clock, for the pur-
pose OF organizing.
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FOR RENT.

y,EJ ROOMS IN WASHINGTON HALL
| 1lE,Ging The one at present occupied by
2 Loecher possession LIST April next The
other two doors above; possession Immediately.
A - the Saloon occupied by J. NJ. ban. En-
- ef WI. S. GOSHORN.
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EGe to E. Bookings and Booking &
Carrolrs Pharmacy for nice New Years
Presents. They are selling. them at
greatly reduced prices.
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CoUSCILMES.-The following is the
vote for Councilmen in the
FOURTH WARD.
First BraHch-James Launder, 24O;
James Acker, 2l7.
Second BrGncR-J. w. Boring, 255;
John Croain, Isl; Casper He'll, 2O4 /;
Robert Simpson, 264; George R. Tingle,
253; B. F. Caldwell, PAP; William
Shields, l55; James McAdams, 2l9; A.
J. Long, l9S; William Ramp, l39; John
Clator, 81.
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BAn Iowa woman who had the
smallpox spoiled good well the other
day by drowning herself in it. For
shame!
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FOR RENT.

NICE COTTAGE HOUSE, CONTAIN;
\ M four rooms and a Kitchen, with good
- A.. Ais, a good wei AID pump. The lot IS
y, I'll one corner Of Zane and Locust streets,
VII. Island. Possession given on INST Of
Ar--. For teIEs apply to
LI.-SlY ~. hEILLt'
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FOR RENT.

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, IN GOOD
\ order and repair, containing seven rooms
art q hall on Main street, between Adams ana
,-,5tfg John HUGHES.
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FOR RENT.

TIE STORE ROOM No. . MONROE
street.. now occupied by Lewis Little s Co.
As the room No. II, OcS1pied by j. & 2.
E5--.s, as a hardware store. Possession given
ri ". ". MILLER
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FOR SALE.
For SALE CHEAP.

.. coNroRrABLE two STORY BRICK
A 49,, IN sod order con taining six rooms,
n a aoo5 3ry SeIlar, situated on Water street,
VIZ hSo1sar q Hoffman's taRneIy, Centre
n Iysa ,,i.na MS house win be sold cheap and
We nSS rsrS reasonable terms. Possession Aprl
lst, IS,V' Real Estate Agent.
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IWe can assure our readers that F,
II. Porter is determined to close out the
retail Boot and Shoe establishment, No,
1SS Main street, by the LIST of April
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

u,r,r ELEGANT STORE ROOM NOW
..,nui,i hv A. W. PAUL & Co, No. lO6
Mn street. Possession given first Of April,
- sooner # desired. Apply to
IntSlligencer copy
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EThe most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found at
Merge's, l33 Main street.
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EFF we understand the Cincinnati
papers, ice don't melt in that city. 1t
"ameliorates.n
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FOR RENT.

,I0KE ROOM on WEST SIDE OF
\ Mn street, opposite J. ). Rhodes * Co.'S
~ suo,s store, formerly occupied by OItoby
Er-.p!i. Possession given LIST Of April, le'5.
F1- further information enquire OF
.'g.I,, j. LASDFRIED.
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE.-We
find the following in the Pittsburgh
Commercial of yesterday.
James B. Kerr, young man twenty
one years of age, and son of Wesley
Kerr, formerly proprietor of the Scott
House, has mysteriously disappeared,
and it is feared he has met with an IN
timely fate. About year since James
married young lady in Wheeling,
West Virginia, and obtained situation
as entry clerk in one of our leading
commission houses. After his fathers
removal to the West, James went to
housekeeping in Noblestown, where he
has since resided. About three weeks
since he left home for Limetown, a dis
lance Of thirty miles, with the ayowed
intention of obtaining o situation.
Since that nothing has been heard of
his movements. 1t appears that he was
. passenger on tia steamboat for Lime
town, and did not 90 ashore at that
point. A rigid search was instituted,
but he was nowhere to be found. The
prevailingppinion is that he fell over
board and was drowned.
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..,.r,,bl4 Grain. Grape and Grazing Farm
th44'.9.', 20 the Cochran heirs, Of 100 acres,
9e.H :I.. rom bridgeport and Martins Ferry,
NJ. Nm mixes leading 10 each place. For full
99es.'.So+i6r IL map, &c, Of its many advant
o os~s III on K. II. Cochran, at Peck Coeh-
=. law of.oe, Wheeling. Appraised ct sS9VO'
,.-l-.+eLS
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RIVER NEws.-The river is rising
again, and last night the marks indica-
ted fifteen feet and rising. At Pitts
bargh the marks show seven feet ten
inches and rising.
There was but little doing on the
lsvee yesterday, no boats leaving out
side Of the regular packets. The James
Rses, having had her boilers thoroughly
repaired, got away for Sunfsh with a
good trip.
The Cincinnati Ersaiag Chronicle oil
the oath says.
The Maggie Hays, from Pittsburgh to
New Orleass, passed down yesterday
with about seven hundred tons in boat
and barge.
The Glasgow, from Pittsburgh, dis
charged some freight here yesterday
and continued her trip to Nashville.
The Kenton failed to secure q full load
Saturday and laid over. She is still re
ceivipg.
The Argosy arrived from Pittsburgh
this morning. She win return a. soor
as she can get ready.
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FOR RENT.

rUUREE DWELLING HOUSES IN THE
| Third Ward, two on Fourth and one on
F:..h streets. Apply at the office Of
I.~ritf GEO w. JEFFERS.
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ehe City Election.

We give below the full returns of the
election for municipal officers, held In
this city on Monday last, taken from
the official returns:
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FOR RENT.

DWELLING HOUSE, on FOURTH
\ street. between Monroe and Quincy streets;
FINISHED throughout; Apply toesamuei Mitch
81 the prelnises. lan9.i
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FOR SALE.

1rFw BgICK HOUSE IN BRIDGEPORT,
y Belmont county, ohio, oo M .ha n ss
rooms - tSe town: Is q by IS feet; half or al
Enquire OF IL ~ -
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II The Cincinnati mail failed last
night.
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FBy going early to F. N. Porter's
you can make the best selections from
his fine stock.
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TBargains! Bargains! at F. n.
Porters, No. 135 Main street.
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WThe winter is said to be milder
than any of its predecessors for years.
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vMachines rented and rent applied
to purchase at Singer office, ia, Market
street,
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IThe auction ut Loecher's, No. 3
Washington Hall, il discontinued.
Goods ut private sale at and below cost.
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EFF. NJ. Porter is selling off to close
business.
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Hoofand's German Tonic,

Has been provided-a preparation in which the
solid extracts Of the finest restoratives Of the
vegetable kingdom are held in solution By q
spirituous agent, purged Of all deleterious con-
stituents- Ike patient, in choosing between
these two great antidotes, should DO guided by
his own condition. II in very low state, from
debility, the Tonic should be his selection; but
in cases where theN emergenay is not so
pressing the Bittefs isOthe specific required.
Thousands find infinite benefit from taking each
in turn. THERE'S no phase ofIndigestion, Bilious
ness, Nervous Diseases, or Physical Prostitution,
singly or combined, they will not effect cure.
Bihousness, Indigestion, General Debility,
and all the complaints which proceed from .
want Of proper action in the Liver, Stomach
and the Bowels, are eradicated b. course Of
this great
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DRY GOODS.
SPECIE PAYMENT.
tOLGSs than SpGGiGPriGes.

Merrmac and all other frst-cass Prints at IL l-2o
Good yard wide Muslin at 10 1-2c '--rz-.
Good F1annels from % to 50c. .-- r.-
large and choice selection Dress Goods 25c
Cloth and Chincha Cloaks less than half their cost
ShawsA large assortment of Broche, Paisley, Rain
bow, and other styles. from ST to $50. ..t -,---s
Blankets from $4.75 to So. .--.s II ...
EURS! FURS!-At first cost to close out large line
OF Fine Mink and Real Fitch also Childrens Of different
kinds having left few old style large Vctornes which
I will sell for less than half their cost
Carpets Oil Cloths and Rugs at cost Good Carpets at
25c, Soc, 45c to Best at 81. '.r
Cloths, Cassmeres Jeans, Hosiery, Notions, Gloves,
Mems and WOmen'S Underwear, &C., &c.
Nos. 81 and 80 Main Street. Centre Wheeling, W. Va
JOHN ROEMER.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

EAll quiet in Webster township.
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For Sale by all Druggists
aid BY dealsrs II diciass ryThSra
yi3Tu-n. SGt-vso
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WASTING AWAY

Without any special complaint, except a grad.
ual declination Of bodily strength and nervous
eEergy, will find in the TONIC A FOUNTAIN
OF VITALITY ANDEYIGOR AS RE
FRESHING AND EXT HILERATING As
A POOL IN THE DESERT TO THE SAND
SCORCUED AND PAINTING TkANELER
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Constitutional Specific,

Which not only soHquers and combats diseases
that have intrenched themselves in the system,
but is the best known safeguard against all
unhealthy influences. Persons whose ocCapa-
lions and pursuits subject them TO the depress-
ing effects of q close, unwholesome atmosphere,
should take it regularly, as protection against
the low fevers and other disorders which mala-
ria en- genders. Invalids who are
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GERMAN RlITERS

Is composed Of the pure juices Tor, as they are
incidentally termed, EztrdetSl of Roots, Herbs
and Banks, making q preparation highly con-
MIXTURE NJ aup lind
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p Il L q Z 3

HooAAnd's German Bitters, per bottle, Ill %
half doza1, 5 %
HoofAnds German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, per bottle i -
OF half dozen fer q 50.
FDo not forget to eIzntne vel the Arti-
Gle you bay, In order to get the genuine.
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Y. G, G.. G. F. F. S.
rnhrnarY o. 1870,

,,or SUE. ON THE PREMISES, BE
X - - 10 and I o'clock Wednesday,
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LIVING EAT Ha
HIGHLANDS GERMAN BITTERS

And It is for him to say whether he will coa.
tinle 10 endure living death, or to put himself
in position to render life enjoyable.
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CHICAGO, Oct. /, 1870,
Why can't a Woman Be . Mason?

Al the Masonic celebration at Aus
tin, Nevada, recently, Major Sherman
delivered the address, aboumdmg in
wit and humor, clustering around eIo-
quent gems of Masonic history. As a
specimen Of the humor, We quote the
solution Of the above query, as report
ed in the Rerele::
Women sometimes complain that
they are not permitted to enter our
lodge and work with the craft in
their Iabors, and learn all there is to be
learned Of the institution. We will ex-
plain the rea on. We learn that before
the Almighty had finished his work ne
was in some doub about creating Eve.
The creation Of every living creeping
thing had been accomplished, and the
Almighty had made Adam who was
the first Mason and created him for
the finest lodge in the world, and call
ed it Paradise No. /. He then caused
all the beasts Of the field aud and fowls
of the TO pass before Adam for him to
name them, which Wasa piece of work
he had TO do alone, 50 that no eOnfu-
sion might thereafter arise when Eve
was created, whom he would make
trouble ifshe was allowed toparticipate
in it, If he created her before hand
Adam, being Very much fatigued with
the labors Of his first task, fell asleep,
and when he awoke he found Eve in
the lodge with him. Adam being Sc
noir Warden, placed Eve as the pillar
Of beauty in the South, and they re-
ceived their instructions from the
Grand Master in the East, which, when
finished, she Immediately called tle
Craft from labor to refreshment. In
stead Of attending to the duties of the
office as She ought, she left her station,
violated her obligations, lei in an eX-
PEELED Mason, who had 10 business
there, and went round with him, leav-
ing Adam to look after the Jewels
This fellow had been expelled from the
Lodge, with several others, sometime
before. But hearing the footsteps of
the Grand Master, lie suddenly took
his leave, telling Eve to go to making
aprons, as she and Adam were not in
proper regalia. She went and told
Adam, and when the Grand Master re-
turned to the Lodge he found his gavel
had been stolen, He called for the Sc
nior and Junior Wardens, who had
neglected to guard the door, and found
them absent. After searching for some
time he came to where they were hid,
undetermined Of Adam what he was
doing there, instead of occupying his
official station. Adam replied that he
was waiting for Eve to call the Craft
from refreshment TO labor again and
that the Craft was not properly clothed,
which they We're making provisions
for. Turning to Eve he asked her
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what She had To offer in excuse for her
unofficial and unmasonic conduct. She
rpplied that a fellow passing himself OFT
ms h Grand Lecturer had been giving
her Instructions, and she thought it
WAS no harm. The Grand Master then
asked her what had become of his CAV
Il She said she DIDN'T know, unless
that fellow had takel ii away. Find
inc that Eve was NJ longer trustWor-
thy. and that she had caused Adam to
ncylect his duty, and having let N IN
whom he had expelled the Grand
Master closed the Lodge, and turning
them out, set a faithful Tyler TO watch
the door with a flaming sword. Adam
]repentipg of his folly, went to work
like a man and q good Mason, IN order
10 get reinstated again. Not 50 with
Eve-she got angry about il, and COM
menced raising Cain.
adam, on account of his fel0rma-
ton. was permitted to establish Lodges
and work in the degrees, and while
Eve was allowed to join him in acts OF
charity outside, she was never again 10
be admitted 10 assist in the regular
Lodge work of the Craft. Hence, the
reason why a woman cannot become
an inside Mason,
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III N0RS y I'll DAY.

Musical iowc -C[hloral.
Bill of the Jd--the mosquitoes.
Universal yJ 7 g Rhine and
the rhino.
A bird o. .f3r atifworth two on
The roost,
Meats III high, mt COWS low
when toe' IL hung
Who water most liable to es-
cape? |nenit is oli half tide.
When Zen has the toothache, She
always expects a chicken will come to
paiiet,
Cattle are dumb ! .sts, but h. get
ting together in iatge Numbers they
make themselves heH.u
Lit e ,h hay . proper idea OF
cuisines Not ing able to do bet
to, the start Oh a sma,i scale.
What is h>nc without a mother? y
rs the yours girl said when she sent
the old lady TO chop wood.
Experim philosophy Trying
to borrow III umbrella. Moral phil.
osophy Refusing to lend it.
Il is said that the frogs in New
York State have worn the skin of
their hoses in roofing for water.
Why car a drum be neither a Re
publican nor a Democrat? Because
it's bound to get beat on both sides.
Jenkins says he only eats once a
DIV; still he has three meals, ryc
meal, Indian meal, and mealy pota.
toes.
Horses obey the scriptural inlunc-
ton to a certain extent. Their COM
munications nc always neigh, neigh.
IL is reported that the fall fashion
fcr adj" hats will ben funnel shaned
rrang, ment, with the small end be-
Find.
une man reprimanding another.
,ald that he talkedlike q fool. "True,j
nc replied but 1t IS that YOU may
sfstaud IA ="
Texas has a aeD game Of cards
One holds . revolver. Inc other bolds
the cards. a coroner holds tho in.
4lest' We are not told who holds
no staA-s, but can easily Guess.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-22

Georgia State Agricultural Fair, At
lanta, October 1926. Herschel V.
Johnson, orator; Robert Bonner, alter
nate. Accommodations for 100000
guests. Governor johnson has de-
clined.
Cotton States Mechanical and Agri,
cultural Fair, Augusta, October 25-29.
No orator announced.
Agricultural Congress, Augusta, Oc-
tober 20.
CentraI Georgia Agricultural and
Manufacturing Company's Fair, Ma.
con, October 3. No orator announced.
Columbus Mechanics Industrial As,
ISOLATION Fair, Columbus, November /
Gen. Robert Toombs, orator.
Putnam County Agricultural Fair,
Eatonton, October l2-li.
South Georgia Agricultural and Me
chanical Association Fair, Thomas.
vile, November 10. No orator an.
nounced.
Wilkes Farmers Club Fair, Wash.
lngt0n, October 10. Hon. Robert
Toombs and Others will deliver adj
dresses.
North Georgia Agricultural and Me.
chanlcal Association, Dalton, October
8. Ex-President Johnson will positive.
" deliver the address. Gen. John {,
Breckinridge will accompany him.
Barlow Agricultural Association Fair
Gainesville, October.
Agricultural Fair Association. o
Cherokee, Georgia and Alabar4a Rome
October Ills.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-22

That USE T"ARtFSPOoNFcL 0l ENGllSil
FEN ALE BlrTERS contains as much nleuT
lcinEl properties as ONE BOTTLE OF any y,
the pleasantly tasted COMMON adNcftlSeu
b'tters of the dayl The medicinal proics-
ION 10 decide the question. BE it uhaet'
beverage, but Is n powerful Iron and Negeta-
Bile Tonic combined, curing long stalulls
chronic female complaints in every ul'ec-
lion. L.
Put up in large bottles at Sl.jGpcf bottle, OF
SIX bottles t~ot>S.00, and sold By dfugBlNtSai"
merchants everywhere,
j. p, DROMGVDLE n CO., Props.
Memphis, TENT
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-10-22

TnE OLD-FAsHGoNEp MoruER.-That
old fashioned mother .-one in all the
world, the law of whose life was love.
one who was the divinity of our infancy,
and the sacred presence in the shrine of
our first earthly idolary ;one whose heart
is far below the frosts that gather SO
quickly on her brow; one to whom we
never grow old, but in the Dlumed troop
or in the grave council, are children still:
II who welcomes our coming, and new
er forget us-ncvor. Aud when, in some
closet, some drawer, som corner, She
finds n garments or Il toy that once was
ours, how does She weep as she thinks
we may be suffering or sad, Does the
battle Of life drive the wanderer to the
old homestead at last? her hands Is upon
his shoulder; her dim and fading ewes
are filled with something of the light of
other days MS she gazes upon his WON
and troubled face. BE Of stout Heart.
my son, no harm can reach You here,
But sometimes that armchair Is set back
against the wall, the corner Is vacant. or
occupied by strangers, and they seek Inc
dear old occupant IN the graveyard.
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..rtru1
HOW 7 III MAIL Futf6UbN1tN

rs IANp latAllA- hNA 4Ht-N tN
fred the .n IL almost makes some
,fus eTov folks, whose mothe lie 50
,tUl and ca Their fl hands tfldcd,
leyeragafu smoo. the pillow and
,ool the hot 4, uples-a almost makes
h cry. TO tbnh of those 4 As, so long
ago. and that-may be- Were NIT
lust is nent as a. ought To-.
ave been.
Nt.ar Mrs. Goodwin had john
pie .h r-auEg and the flowers hl,
sunday AooI t.aahcr had son. Tim
~bc keiU .n athfu. paper pare. ~
bought M 10Y q little present. aa
Eat. Hon. he'd eagerly for Ii. Hg
3 Sd ankle IS know a.hat il was,
h, rourg ma Z himself. He ID ri
H." minute So, Ills eve ia ~
In jng with l.s. and then, q, say,
FL T. yrlm's Pr1gls the water
,be Nov. whal #. YIN think
10 Yell I'M t.l VOL. a .eaUtiul
+. to.~ shot i~ pIt ions 1ott q.
baD lid tn \ that reseu. Il
seemed bou-r te coul. never TX
nil tol ENOUGH. ftcr a long tl.re
H., sn;5. IA, ISL mother. E#au
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Organic v a. '0. o.
Medicine to m. ..'.. l''
die system. N'oIo' x.
no treatment s.. ..'ro 1T Do'.'Iip
ten or insa. JygIs
L, ,hoIdJ, e. .tract nj 9 I'M
r,.,., -. r.. ..r. M.
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eq''''''u y '"' i
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