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Teachers Institute.


FNHB next meeting of the Monroe county
i Teachers Institu te will be held in Woods
field, commencing on Monday, August 22d,
1870, and will continue two weeks. Arrange
ments are made for the accommodation Of
those wishing to attend Boarding is very
reasons bic so that none need be absent on
account of high bills. The whole expense
for two weeks will be but trihs.- The teach-
ers of our county are earnestly requested u.
be present, mot during two or three Of the last
days of the session but the Eholelsession. Tho
Gators in our country win be securs6 Al
who feel an interest in the cause Of edne6titn
are invited 70 be present 'as We ffsely y.
], " DnHkRTY
iyassd. Chairman IS. O.
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Sheriff Sale.
George W. Griffith
Elizabeth Griffith stsaI.

QY virtue of an order Of ssls to me directed
u from the court of common plsas> Of Nom
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale, on The
premises, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and o'clock p. M, on.
Saturday. the Sd day Of september, 1870,
the following described real estate situate IN
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit, The east half
of the northwest quarter of section sixtssp
of township Eve range FIVE containing eighty
acres more or less. Free of DOVER
Appraisedat $4,000.
GE0RGE CALDWELL.
aug2w5 Sheriff N. c. o. -
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M

June is, 1870 by Andrew Twineni, Esq, Mat.
thew Atkinson and Jane Clegg.
On the same day, by John Smyth. Esq, John
r. Camden and Mary NJ. Dindam5od
July 2s, by John Martin, ESD, George W
Mosena and Abby ]. Bowry.
August7, by $. Grimshaw, Mayor Of Woods
field, Frank J: Gray and Martha jackson, all Of
this county.
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EThe County Board of Equaliza-
ton, will meet September 9th, 1870, for
the purpose of equalizing the real estate
of theseveral TownsLipsin the County,
those who think, that the District Asses
sor appraised the land, or buildings too
high, will have a chance to bring their
complaints before the board. aug16w3.
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Stolen or Strayed

A SMALL sorrel horse, white spot on fore
IL head, left eye out, and branded on the
left shoulder with the letters U, s., left hint
foot white, and a lump on his back caused BY
the saddle.
ANY one finding the above described horse
will confer a great favor by leaving word a
the P. o. c Darlington,
aug9. JOSEPH WARD.
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MA RE TIA oLnEG

The next term will begin, in, all depart
ments, Thursday Morning, September
/, and continue 16 weeks.
In the Academy, a thorough preparation
for college may be obtained. and instruction
received in all the branches usually taught
in High Schools.
Tuition is remitted, both in College and
Academy, to Union soldiers taking a full col
leyiate course, and to students preparing for
t he ministry.
The Trustees have decided to establish a
Department of Science. with special refer
ence to mining, metallurgy, &c.
For further information, apply to President
Andrews, or to
aug2w2 L. EDGERTON, Treasurer.
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@. Ebbenstein,s boot and Shoe
shop.


We noticed few weeks since the de-
struction, BY fire, of Mr.. CHARLES Lo-
bExsrEln's tannery at Darlington, this
county. The large boot and shoe estab-
lishment Of Mr.. LoBEssrElN was not in
-jured by the fire, as many thought, but
is now turning out more work than any
other establishment in This section of the
State
those who deal at this establishment
give it a good name and that is causing
the trade to largely increase. Mr.LoBEN-
srnxs advertisement will be found in
This paper. Read it, and should you
need anything in the boot, shoe and
leather line give him call.
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Puzzles, Enigmas, Riddles,AnSwers.

Eds. Sf1RIT I furnish yud a poetical
enigma composed Of eighteen letters:
My IA ia Is 8 16 is something sometimes sweet
and sometimes sour, - %is-F
But which we greedily devour.
My42173 16 is something often used,
And cruelty abused
My 1S 8 10 IL Z Ii is what every man should be
If from misery he would flee.
Ny 8 12 2 20 is something that DER the West
does roam,
Where the poor Indian has his home
NV if you would wish to see while you're
alive,
Search John, chapter eleven verse thirty-five.
My whole, if you would carefully peruse,
Will surely dispel the "blues."
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Notice.

John W. LLOYD, whose place of residence
y is unknown, is notified that on the 23d
day of July, A. D., 1870, Margaret J.. Lloyd
filed, in the Office of the clerk of the court 81
common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, her
petition charging said John W. Lloyd with
having been wilfully absent from her for
more than three years last past, and asking
that she may be divorced from him and fol
alimony; which petition will be for hearing
at the next term of. said court.
MARGARET J. LLOYD,
by HUNTER & HUNTER, her Att'ys.
iy26wB.
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PERsoNAL.-The Cincinnati CONNER
cid. Radical, says of Hon. JOHN CART
WRIGHT, the Democratic nominee in this
Congressional District:
'sMr. Cartwright is hale old gentle
man, fifty or fifty-fve years of age, a
man Of character, means, and decided
ability. He is member of the bar, and
a leading citizen of Pomeroy."
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No. "A and B engaged to reap a
field for 80 shillings; and as A could
reap it in days, they promised to COM
plete it in 5 days; however they were
obliged to call in Can inferior workman,
to assist them fol. the last two days, in
consequence of which B received 3 shll
lings 8 pence less than he would other,
wise have done; in what time could B
and C each reap the field ?, VsCK.
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DIED.-In Jackson township, on the
9th day of July, JACOB WAGNER, aged
II years, Ii months and 2 days.
In the same township,on the Sth inst,
THOMAS HAMILTON, aged 80 years.
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For the Spirit.

For the Spirit
GRAYsyILLE, MoNRoE CouNrY. ONO,
August l, 1901
MEssRs. EDITORS SPIRIT: Seeing a To-
cal in your Journal about an old resi-
dent being found, some three times on
the same farm by three brothers, in the
shape of a Land Turtle at long intervals.
/ thought ] would send you an account
of one I caught the other day. 1t was
marked June II, g.. A., 1S44. Conse-
quently it has been marked 26 years last
June. If any one can beat that would
like to hear from them Who marked
it or where it was done / don'tknow but
if any man knows any thing oft I would
like to know who he is and where it was
and when it was marked 1t was on the
2Sth day of July that / found it.
ISAAC BEARDMoRE.
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Coal Wanted.

CEALED proposals will be received until
y August the 18th, 1870, by tie indorsign-
ed, for the furnishing of I've hundred bush
els of coal for the Public Schools of Woods
field. By order df the Director
jy26w3. T. o. LITTLE, Recorder.
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The attention Of property owners,
within Woodsiield Corporation, is called
to an ordinance published this week.

LARGE YIELD.-Mr. JESSE SHUMAS, of
Wayne township, informs us that he
produced, this year. Ninety-three pounds
of Norway oats from one pound sown.
Let US hear from those who can beat
II.
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New advertisements.

Ordinances. Grimshaw, Mayor.
Teachers Notice--D Okey, Clerk.
Notice-John B. Noll, Admir-.
TO Brick Makers-T. o. Little, Clerk
Attachment Notice.. Fl. Steward.
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Wife Notice.

A S my wife, Magdelene, has left my home
II without cause. forewarn all persons
not to credit her on my account as am de-
termined will not pay any debts of her con-
tracting. CHRISTIAN BLAIfLEk.
July 10, TS7o-26w3.
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EE Subscribe for the SPIRIT and OBJ
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war between France and Prussia.
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AS the ticket reads the vote stoo,
Radicals, five from Wayne

RTwenty Radicals, five from Wayne,
ouc from Green and fourteen from Cen
ter, met in this place on Saturday, the
18th inst, to decide upon whom to hon.
or with the vote of this county in the
Radical Congressional Convention. The
vote stood:
JOHN A.. DAtENPoRr,s; WARREN HoL-
LISTER, Z, and NATHAN HoLLrsrER, 5
votes.
We learn that after Mr.. DAVENPORT,
the vote will be cast for GRosvrson' Of
Athens:
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CAMERON, O., July 80.

CAMERON, O., July 80
Eos. SrlRir: / send you a question
No. ga sloth is climbing tree 23i
feet in height; it climbs up p feet each
day an6 slips back 4 feet each night; in
how many days will it reach the top?
ALLEN Brock.
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eFRead sMargaret's Money" on
0ur first page.
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To BRICK MAKERs.-Attention is in
vited to an advertisement in this issue
for $50, 900 bricks.
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CLuB RATES. For clubs of 10 subscri-
bers, and over that number, 81 so each !;
single subscribers So; six months 81.
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Antioch Select School.

rINHE next session of this school will COM
/ mence on Monday, August l, 1879, and
continue ten weeks.
: TUITION:
Common branches ................. $5 90
Higher !" ................,.6 6 90
jy5w6. ENOCH MARTIN, Principal.
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PROBLEMS AND ANSWERS,

CAMERON, O., Aug. 8.
EDS. SPIRIT: / send you the follow
ing problems: .9iel
No. 1,-If graduated circumference
measure II fl. 6 In, what wall 43 deg.
r. min. measure?
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No. 2-How many square feet of
flooring, in one floor of an octangular
building, each side of which measures
10 feet, distance of opposite, side being
"a feet? j. NJ. u.
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THAsKs-To Mr.. c. CEHRs, and VIM.
Esq, for yearly subscribers.
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Savannah Academy.
SAVANNAH, ASHLAND Co., O:
Eal .,f,nrni lseuins Augusf 10. 1870.

Il All i eTAhn DcS suS AuS uSs AVs ASsVs
CsTUDENTS are fully prepared in Latin,
y Greek, Mathematics and Natural Science
I'd enter the Junior or Senior classes Of our
best colleges.
Special attention is given TO English
branches.
Elooution is taught by Prof. A. N. AlcOtt, an
experienced teacher.
Superior advantages are afforded in the
Normal Department, to students preparing to
teach,
BOARDING, TUITION AND Rooh RENT.
For the Fall term, Ladies, $40 90
Gentlemen. AZ 90
Or for otis year, Ladies', ls0 90
d d 6entlsfnen, 1873 90
srpiy for catalogue or circular tS
REV. s. T, BOYD,
Principal.
81 4. FRAtNFELTER,
Prot. Math. L. Nat. Sciences.
jy26w4.
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Muskingum College.


THIS Institution is situated at New Con-
i cord, Ohio. on the Central Ohio Division
of the B.& 0. R.R,
Besides the Regular College courses. the In.
stitution has Normal Department in which
special attention is given to the Theory and
Practice of Teaching.
A competent Professor of Modern Langua-
ges and elocution has been secured.
Good opportunities for obtaining Music
Lessons are offered in the village.
Good. boarding and lodging can be had al
very low figures. Many students board in
cubs, thereby reducing expenses about one.
half.
CALENDAR.
The Fall term opens August 90, 1870, and
continues eleven weeks.
The Winter term opens November %, ani
lasts fifteen weeks.
The Summer term opens March q, 1871
and closes June %, 1871.
Send for circular (free of charge
Address, REV. D. PAUL, Pres.
jy26w4. New Concord, o.
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TABULAR STATRMRMT

snbGng Auditor
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IEWe will publish the platform O
the Ohio Radicals in our next issue.
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nRJob work Of all kinds
executed with neatness and
dispatch. Give us a call.
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To Cost Not to Exceed

10 Cost Not to Exceed
#1o, o 90
Bonds to Run Ten Years.
YES. NO.
AS the ticket reads the vote stood:
Yes, AZ
No, 20
Yes, to cost $4,000, bonds Is run five
years,s6 votes.
Yes, to cost $4,000, bonds to run 5
years, ] vote. rf9
Yes, to cost $4,000, bonds to run 10
years, l vote.
Yes, to cost $4,000, bonds to run 10
years, 2 votes.
On straight vote the majority for the
proposition is. II; but adding. the 10
votes below to the 25, leaves clear ma
jority of I votes liz favor of building.
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Wm, Knabe 4 Go.
FIRST rRzMIuM eoLs MEDAL
Grand. square and Upright
PIANOS.
Orer 30 Gold aad Silper Medals Re.
ceiued Oper all Competitors; The High
est A,oards Of Merit.

THESE INSTRUMENTS HAVING BEKN Bss-
L fore the public for the past thirty ysaxs.
have upon their excellence alone. attained a
unpurchased pre- -eminence that prononnoei
them unequ4lled. y
Their T0NR combines great power. r.richnssk
sweetness, and fne singing quality, a. veil
as great purity of intonation and hsrmonl-
business throughout the entire scale.
The TOUCH is plant and elastic, and u
entirely sree from the stiffness found in 90
many pianos,whieh causes the performer to
SO easily tile.
In WORKMANSHIP they .oahnot Be ext
celled. Their action Is CONSTRUCTED With &
care and attention to every part therein that
characterizes the finest mechanism. NonS
but the best seasoned material Is used ii
their manufacture, and they will acoept. the
hard usage of the concert room With that
OF the. patlof upon an equality, unaEacted il
their melody; in fact they are construot1d
Mot for Year, but Forever. I
All of KSABE's SQUARE PIANOS kav6 theiy
new improved Grand Scale and the Patsn 6
Agraffe Treble in upper 8 octaves.
PATENT GRANTED AUGUST IL, 1856
which is conceded by all our greatest Artists
and critics to be the grandsst improvement
used in the construction Of Pianos. Esext
instrument fully warranted for i've years,
Warerooms, No IL &; ,13 East State It.,
COLUMBUS, o.,
And Nos. 288 G 290 Superior 5sreeI
CLEVELAND, o.
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Blank Deeds and Mort
cages for sale at his office.
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HAyING established permanent ONCE II
IL Woodsfeld, | hope by promptness and
fair dealing to get goodly share Of the pub
lic patronage.
| am prepared to issue policies. on Fizs
risks at very reasonable rates, especially on
detached Farm and Town property.
Special rates on Tobacco Pccking Houses and
contents 49,,
hope that all wishing either Fire or Life
Policies.will consult me before insuring else.
where. Office at DORIS Hotel. Wood s6sld. O..
jy26m2. G. H. DALLAS, AGENT.
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Bonds to Run Ten Years.

8 Q 90
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WAssDNE:s, .s. ID. Cairo,

KESIDENtt--lOr ncr Of NInotcoth s.,
Washington ave. pfFlCE-OG Commentaries,
AIN tol2 m" iNunda' "NccptrD, and from
, DIM.
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Chr 8ntlftin.
A ClERlCSL RASCAL.
An Irrevertnt Reverend ut East IN The
Tolls.

yoIs.
Rascality, even under the cover 81 sa-
cred vestments, cannot be pgucticod with
impunty. One Rev. james 5. Green has
Just risen TO a sad notoroty. The follow
ing is an outline Of III. ascalitles: The
reverand rogue is n native of Sew York,
and japanee by trade The police were
first acquainted with this man Just four
years ago. when he was living in Middle
willie, Conn, rs pastor Of Methodist
church. While there his first wife APP
peared upon the scene and found him liv-
ing with second. In some way she OBJ.
iaincd money from him, so that he became
pecunarily involved to the amount of
$500. Shortly afterward the parsonage in
which be was living was burned, and
he and his wife, according to their repre-
sensations, escaped with what little cloth
ing they could don. llo also claims to
have lost 5000 in money by the fire. His
little flock had their sympathies aroused,
and raised money enough to reclotho them
and make good the 5000. Directly after
ward they disappeared, and nothing WAS
known of them till lately
Some time afterward q lot Of baggage,
which had been lying in the depot un-
claimed for long time, was advertised for
sale, and on being opened vas found to he
the househould goods and clothing Of the
missing minister which ha claimed to have
burned. The next known of him WAS in
Greensburg, Indiana, where he was settled
rs pastor of the Baptist church as the Rev.
james 5. Green. lie was very popular
Sd obtained the confidence Of many Of
The best men in the place, and borrowed
OF Thorn quite large sums Of money on hls
personal notes, which they Endorsed. lie
pretended 90 own large property in Balti-
more, where he should shortly go aud sell
Il, and with the proceeds take up the notes, |
which were deposited IN the bank Ia Greens |
burg. lie left Ostcnsibly for that purpose |
and returned with four note. of : 1870 |
each, all signed by Wilson X. Cox, and |
dated Baltimore, July l9,ls70, and run
ming one, two three aud four years. These
were deposited finally In the bank Of
Grcensbgrc. He lon tho place as soon ~
possible, and the notes were found 10 he
iorcerics. and II was also discovered tina, hc
never owned property in Baltimore, and
that the whole story was II complete hum
bug. lie probably went 30 Boston, but
did 90. get OF at the Boston and Albany
depot whore detective. were on the watch |
for him in response 70 dl.pstsh that he
was seen on tn train g. ilauy,
Baggage belonging toiiim was .rncal 10
q house On Cambria 20 street, but hq eiud-
al the officers. and he va, finally found 10 q
be- living in Cambridge When the oil. q
ocrs went there they found be- had gone 10
Connections, AMI they finally arrested
him IL Vaudeville, o. stated. he H.
tine, smHrt.luohUg man of about - year,,
and good tolkcr. Hell. suid to have had ! ,
four w.yc. II" rluiis the whole thing. "
H. Is wanted rfincsplly in Indiana. y. ii
there he Is alleged o. have committed :
iurgeri,, 90 the t.g j'uc of oycf s2O. 600. u
IL Wa. Brought 10 Bottom saturday ga Q.
fyuic for Indiana. q
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HooAand's Greek Oil
IioOnland's German Illttcrs.
4 nitters without Alcohol or spirits
OF any ktusl. r..s

!, different from all others. l. composed of the
pure Juices ,1lal principle Of Roots. Herbs and
naFas (or ~ msdically termed, eStracis) the
worthless AMI Inert portions Of the ingredients
not being usct. Therefore, IN one bottle Of this
Btbcrs there " contained vs. much medicinal yr-
tue ~ will be- found 10 several gclluns OF ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, etc, used In this Bittcrs
nrc grown in Germany, theit vital principles OK.
tr'r'ci in that country Jva scientific Chemist aud
forwarded 10 the mandatory IN thus city, where
they are compounded aud bottled. Containing no
spirtuouS ingredients, TIL. B,ttrrs j. tree from
the oh q, ai't- urycd against al o'hrr. no desire
for simulHnt- can hc induced from their use they
.un make no di,iuknrd., anil cannot, under any
have any but beneficial effect.
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They are the Greatest Known Rene
4 q. dies.

lead the following symptumsi coustip patton,
tlaiul'nce, lnvArd Piles, fullners Of blood 10 the
head ACIdty Of ~, stomach, Nsnsea, HaTt.buTn,
disgust ~. iuOu, fnlnoss weight Ia the stomach.
sour Eguetalous, sinking or hutt.r,ng at IL. pit
81 N" stomach, swimming ~ the head, hurried
or difficult breathing huucriug at ia" heart, chok-
nag OF suiiucating sensations when IN lyiag p-..
tuI', dinness at Nirion dots aud wcbbs befOr" the
sght, DUH pain ~ the heed dehcicney of parspir.
alton, ytllowuess Of tho skin AMI eyes, pain in
The s'dc, hack, chest, limbs, ETC., sudden bushes
Of heat, burning ia tho flesh, constant tnaglnibgs
uf eva, ana great depression OF spfitr, All these
Indicate disease Of the Liver VI digestive organs
combined with impure blood,
Ia. use of the Biuefs or Tonic wall soon cause
the ahoV" symptoms TO disappear, aud the patient
viii become well aud hoalty.
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PHYSICIANS.
", DUNNING, M. ID. RES

" lDENCE-Comer Ninth and Walnut
OFFICE-Corner sixth Street and Ohio Lsyee
OFFICE HoURs-From o am. to l9 m, and
toIno pm.
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VINsIE OPIUM HABIT.
Dr. n. d. COLLINS,

Cured without pain or suffering, by an entirely
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SAUSAGE FACTORY
Union Bakery
JOHN BEOPPLE, Proprietor,
Csmmercisl Avenue, between 9Th an.,
Sth streets, nearly opposite
the pOstOiIicr,

Sausage of all kinds, and the best of Bread and
Confectonerics always ON hand
ihankiul for patronage heretofore hes lowed on
m MI, n"pp" h'ss u announce that lac rs now
iully prepared 10 serve customers IN The most sal
iSiaetory manner. "
'air"' hiol-t IN, IS, dir
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HOTELS.
Cor. Gth Street and Commercial Avenue

With new furniture and fittings throushout. ths
proprietor hoRs leave to Hnnouncs that IN. est.L.
IHhin'st II no" op"n for the accommodation of
i'suif honri"ir or transient guests. The house
II No" kept IA good style, ami tho best oI nccnnn
""d't'"hs offered on rya-onabc t.iln-
'"pt.tiIu