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The War.

The Democrats are utterly opposed to
the Germans in the present war. Many
persons think strange of this, as great
majority of the Germans in the United
States are Democrats. We can only
account for it on the ground that dur
ing the late Democratic rebellion, the
Germans were almost all loyal and true
to the Government, and went into the
service, and were among the very best
soldiers we had in the Union army.
then the wealthy men of Germany were
the only foreign capitalists who aided
us during the war by purchasing our
bonds, and furnishing means to prose-
cute the war against the rebellion. The
Democrats will never forgive the Ger
mans for this, and they would just as
soon swindIe the German bond holder
out ofhis money, by repudiadng the
public debt, as they would the loyal
citizens of the United States.
Since our last issue, the Prussians
have taken Strasburg, with many thous-
ands of French prisoners, aud much
munition of war. This caused the Dem E
ocrats to have long faces and sad coun-
tenances. Then they started the story
that the French had defeated the Prus-
SLAMS somewhere, and then they rejoic-
ed; but now it seems that this story is
false. Paris is closely'iDvosted by the
victorious and powerful armies of Prus-
sia, and it must surrender sooner or la
ter. It is a question Of time. The sto-
ry that Russia was about to interfere,
is also false, and our Democratic friends
have but little prospect of jubilee over
the discontinue OF the Prussiaus.
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COI0rAd YOtArs.

There are I3S colored voters in jack
son county. ofthese, at least 1856 will
vote the Republican ticket, Let our
friends, especially in the townships Of
Milton, Jackson, Liberty and franklin,
see TO it that these men are all at the
polls. They will never forget the glO-
rious party that restored to them their
inalienable rights, which were SO long
denied to them by the Democratic par
~. Let them all come out, and show
their gratitude TO the party which has
been their real friend.
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Tho Debt.

The Public Debt was reduced during
the month of September, the sum OI
nine millions, seven thousand, four
hundred and ninety eight dollars. The
Democrats object to the payment of the
debt, because Gen. Grant does not pay
1t out of his private means. They say
that it is the peoples money that pays
the debt, and no thanks are due the
Administration. Strange, that su hon.
est transaction of the public business is
not commendable.
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Prosecuting AttorneY.

The Office Of Prosecuting Attorney Is
one of much importance to the law
abiding citizens of the county, and eS-
pecially SO to the taxpayers. The man
who fills this Office should be a strictly
honest man, and he should possess the
necessary legal knowledge to enable
him to transact and manage the legal
business deVolving upon him by the
Statutes of The State.
John L. Jones Esq, the present
Prosecuting Attorney, as-we have here
tofore said, is an honest man. Not
word has ever been said against his
honesty and integrity. Neither can
word be said against bis legal knowl-
edge and competency to fill the Office
with safety to the people. His indict-
ments and informations have always
been correct This is more than can
be said for many older attorneys who
have heretofore filed this important
Office.
Irvine DUNCAN Esq, who is also a
candidate, is not an honest man, in this,
for one thing: when he was candidate
for the same Office, two years ago, he
attempted to secure votes for himself
by fraudulent tickets, having his name
printed in the regular Republican tick
ct. Some forty votes we're thus lost to
Mr.. Jones in one township alone, where
the fraud was not exposed Mr.. Dun
gan may claim that there was nothing
wrong in this, as each voter should ex-
anime his own ticket, and therefore he
has no excuse but we all know that
many voters, when they see ticket
headed either Republican Ticket" or
democratic Ticket" will not 60 all
the way through it and examine every
name upon it. We think this was 8
trick of Mr.. DUNCAN, which should
condemn him with all honorable men
But Mr.. DUNCAN is utterly incompe'
tent as lawyer. We will give one oil
two instances to prove this. Every
lawyer who knows anything, is aware
that cases in divorce are expressly ex
cepted from the operations Of the Code
yet Mr.. DUNCAN, in the divorce case O.
Foley VS.. Foley, had the defendant pu
in an answer, sworn to, under the Code
a thing never heard of before or since
At the present term of the Court MI
DUNCAN asked to take judgement on
note and mortgage, against Jane
Rurchfeld, where the pleadingS show
ed that the action had been brought be
fore any right Of action had accrued
The right of action had accrued befor
he asked to take the judgment, but
had not accrued when suit was brought
Now there is surely no justice Of tn
peace in the county, or even the VIII
or child of such justice, who has NJ
sense enough to know that judgmer
can not be taken where suit iS brougt
before the claim is due. Yet Mr.. Dur
gan was green enough to do this ridiC
ulOus thing.
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Lying Speeches.

The Democrats are Aoodingthe couu-
ty, on the eve of the election, with the
lying speech of George w. Morgan.
This speech is full Of misrepresentation
and falsehoods. Let no one be dcceiv-
ed by this speech.
The speech of Judge ThurmaniS al
so being extensively circulated This
speech is much less less Objectionable
than the other, yet it iS calculated to
mislead.
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ImnOrtant EIectl0n Laws.

By the Statute passed April 2,ls7o,
Vol. 67, Ohio Laws, pages II aud 4s,
Il will be seen that the judges Of cleo
ton In each township, shall consist OF
the two Trustees having the highest
number Of votes, aud the candidate who
was not elected, who had the highest
number of votes Of any defeated caudi'
dates, &c. We have not room TO pub.
lish The law in full, but we. would urge
Trustees and township Clerks TO look
att At once, and comply with its pro.
visions.
There is also an important election
Law on page 81, Of the same volume o.
the Statutes, with which all should h'
familiar
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YOnnR len.


Every fall there are many young men
who cast their FIRST vote. There will
be several such this fall, in this county.
Now boys, it is very important that
you commence right. Suppose that
your father has always been Democrat.
Is that any reason that you should do
what your conscience and better judg.
ment tell you is not right Many men
use tobacco all their lives, and perhaps
1t would not be prudent and safe for
them suddenly to stop tho habit. But
is that any reason why their sons
should commence the filthy habit Sure.
ly not. We think every young man
should respect his father, and his faith
ors opinions. But then It is of more
importance that young men should take
the right ground politically, at the first
step. BE careful that you do not 90
cast your frst vote that you will regret
1t hereafter, or be ashamed Of it.
You we're too young to go into th'
army during the war. But you saw
your fathers, and your elder brothefl
go. How your heart swelled with pat
riotism, and how you wished that yOt
were a man. Now you will cast YOU
first vote Cast It in the same direc
tlon in which your friends in tho arm!
shot Vote against the rebellion, an(
all its adherents.
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Fyou want to sustain the party which
sustained the Government when il was
assaiIed by armed Democratic traitors,
vote for John T. Wilson, and the en-
tire Republican county ticket bat II
you wish to sustain the party which
sympsthised with, and gave aid aud
comfort to armed rebels aud traitors,
then vote for Ralph Leete, and the
Democratic ticket. That is the real is
sue in the election on next Tuesday.
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Look to YOur Tickets.

Be sure and examine your tickets
on next Tuesday, Do not bO content
70 vote ticket headed Republican tick
ct. Read every name on it, and Cspo-
cially see that the names of John T,
Wilson, Samuel Gilhland, johnson
Wade, John L, Jones, 7. J. Edwards,
aud Isaac J. White are on it. Leave
not q single one of these names of.
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Great Floods in Virginia.

There have been great rains in East
ern Virginia, and dozens of lives have
been lost, and millions OF dollars worth
of property destroyed. The daily pa
pers are filed with the details Of the
damage done, but the above is the sub.
stance of the reports about the matter
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Events may tranSpire which will rem
der II necessary for US to issue an extra
before the election. If We are OompelI-
ed to do so, ii will be the richest little
sheet ever issued in the county, and
contain rare developments. We have
facilities for printing ten thousand cop.
les Of II, and placing copy in the hands
of all, before the election.
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S. b. SteeCe, of Ironton, received a
dispatch from Burlington, Iowa, on
Monday, stating that his father was not
expected TO live. He has been on a
visit to his oldest son, who resides in
Iowa. Mr., Steece passed through this
place on Tuesday morning, on his way
to Iowa.
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uThe Republican papers, generally, Of the
United STATES, true TO their liberal instincts, are
severe In their condemnation of the further pros
ecutlon of the war by the King OFF russia against
Monarchy and q French Republic are two very
different things. The former under Louis Ma
poleon, lnaugurating an unholy war, was an oo-
Ject of aversion. The latter fighting for the priv
ileges Of self government commands our deep
est sympathy and most cordial wishes for It's sue
cess"
Weregret to see the above in so sound
a Republican paper as the West Virgin
ia Nees Nearly all our Republican ex-
changes take exactly the opposite
ground And SO do we.
France declared war against Prussia
without the least cause or provocatiOp
in the world. Admit that it was Louis
Napoleon, and not the French Repub.
lie, which did this. Prussia thrashed
the daylights out OF France in a few
weeks, and took their Emperor prisoner.
A few Frenchmen in Paris declared a
Republic. Admit that this is de fac
to government, 1t took Napoleon's
war right up where his capture left it,
aud this new government is pushing il
with much more vigor than the Empe-
ror could have done. What could
Prussia dol Back out, and lose heI
dearly earned advantagesl Never. Il
the French republic does not want tc
carry on this unjust war, let it say as
much, aud then, and not till then, will
it do to say that the least fault in thC
world attaches TO Prussia.
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We want some one to bring in the
returns Of the votes from each township,
as soon as the ballots are counted Be
sure aud get the vote for Congressman
correct,
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Our paper will be one day later than
usual next week, as we want to get in
the returns Of the election.
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alton OF what is the matter

THE story of Prof Morton, and va
rious local matters have to go over this
week, as we wish to devote the paper
almost entirely to political matters.
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Get ont Every Man.

We may need every Republican vote
in jackson county, to elect our ticket.
Then get out sUay voter of our party
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E. q. Hays, editor of the. CircleviIle
Union, is a queer chicken. He has a
nice way of dividing up subject. In
one place he has this local item:
.The Chillcothe Advertiser is represented In
this city during the present week by Sam Lef-
fingwell, local thereof"
And in another column he has this:
"An intoxicated Chlllicotheian, fell into that
hole on Mill Street, Saturday last"
Putting this and that together, tells
the story. And the following, from
the Advertiser itself, is further expla-
nation Of what is the matter;
"ERRArA.-A serious error occurred in the
makeup of our Sd and 9th pages. The conclu
sion of the article on the 9Th page Will be found
at the head OF 3D. column on the 81 page and the
conclusion of the article on the 3d page Will bt
found at the top of Sd column on 9Th page"
When a mans head is in mud hole
and his heels 10 the air, the columns o
bis paper are apt to be confused also.
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Buckinshams Dye for the whlsker's-price 80
cts. Manufactured by n. p, Hall 4 Co, Nashua
NH, "
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dOUR FATHERS HOUSE" or
The UnWritten Word.

BY DANIEL MARCH, ID. D., author Of the pop.
ular "Night Scenes" This master in thought
and Language shows us untold riches and beau-
ties in the Great House, with its blooming now
ers, Singing birds, Waving palms, Rolling clouds,
Beautiful bow, Sacred mountains, Delightful
rivers Mighty oceans laundering voices, BlaE-
ing heavens and vast universe with countless
beings in millions of worlds, and reads to us In
each the Unwrtten Word. Rose-tinted paper,
ornate engravlngs and superb binding. Rich
and varied in thought. "Chaste" easy and
graceful in STYLE" "Correct, pure and elevnting
IN its tendency" "Beautiful and good" IA
household treasure" Communications like the
above from College presidents and Professors,
ministers Ofall denominations, and the religious
and secular press all overthe country. Its fresh
ness, purity of language, with clear open type,
fine steel engravlngs, substantial binding, ana
low price make It the book for the masses. Agents
are selling from so to $50 per week.
We want Clergymen, School Teachers, snart
young men and ladies TO introduce the work for
Ils in every township, and We will pay liberally.
No intelligent man or woman need DO Wlthout
n paying business.
Address ZIEGLER & MCCURDY,
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sos N. Sixth St., St. Louis, Mo-,
or lO2 Main ST., Springfield, Mass.
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"sam. Lefiingwell, for several years past local
editor OF the Chillieothe Advertiser, put in an
appearance on our streets the other day. What
Sam wants to devour up here we have been un-
able 20 learn. ~ Columbus Gdfette,
Ifyou would inquire at some of the
cheaper whisky shops you might learn.
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rAnrIIAlro offered to live men. Rare
run UNES chance. Send stamp. Dla-
mond X. Co., Wilmington, Del SeptS-5m
The Magic Comb G fnaPsS asP SaSSrd SRS iG q
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Address MAGIC COMB co. Springfield, Mass
Sept S-3m.
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400, 900 Sold Magic Photographs
Wonderful and amusing. They please everybO
dy. 25 cents package, 3 packages for 81. Sem
postage paid. Send for some. G. Wemyss, 3 As
tor Place, New York oc0-4v
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@VnA DAY Business entirely new and
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SlO MADE FROM 5O Crs

Something urgently needed by everybody. Call
and examine, or samples sent postage paid for
50 cts that retail easily for $40. II. l.. WoLcoTT,
lSl Chatham So, N. Y. oct8-iw
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We will send q handsome prospectus OF our
NeW Illustrated Family Bible TO any Book Agent
free of charge. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING
Co., Chicago, ILL.,, Cincinnati, Ohio, or st. Louis
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UTANTED A AGENTS. sell the HOME SHUT.
w TILE SEWING MACHINE. Price S25.. IL
makes the clock Stitch" Calike on both sides)
and is the only licensed under-feed Shuttle Ma"
chine sold for less than SEQ. Licensed by Wheel
or n Wilson, Grover & Baker and Singer a Co.
All other under-feed Shuttle Machines sold for
less than $50 are infringements, and the seller
and user liable to prosecution. Address JOHN
SON, CLARK & CO., Boston, Mass Pittsburgh,
Pa, Chicago, Ill., or st. Louis, Mo. jul Z, Srn
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VMANTED, AGENTs-To sell the oCTAGoN
w SEWING MACHINE. II Is licensed, makes
the "Elastic Lock Stitch" and Is warranted for
years. Price SIS. All other machines with an
under-feed sold for SIS or less are infringemenM
Address OCTAGON SEWING MACHINE Goa
st. Louis, Mo-, Chicago, ILL.,, Pittsburgh PsI OF
Boston, Mass. lulI-0m
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dnO A WEEK paid agents, mail or female in
EDUU q new manufacturing business at home.
No capital required. Address Novelty Co, saco,
Me- oct6-iw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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}. D. sroDDAKD. Atty for LijeiaA liz lis
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deaths.

Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted Obitua
ri'-. including poetry. SIN CENTS line.
In Dauvle, May :, Mr.. Edwin &. stone, aged 81,
-formorly II this town.
In Wells River, Apnl 30, Mr.. Vim. Il. Abbott, aged
81 y.ars.
In N-wpor, 9TH iust, Harley Glidden, Of the
lac Will III and Marc. Glidlen, aged Il years.
In Coventry 9Th inst r rite, younses. Of Ham
iton Collins, aged 1o'a months.
In Albany, April :, Josiah Sanborn, aged - year,
In Lowell, Mus. April -, Mrs. Lizzie $, wife of
Charles W. Smith, ED, aged 81 We rs,-formerly of
Barton.
In Center Rutland, w. SUNDAY, May LIST Lizzie L.
Grigg wife of j. Grafton Gr;s, and daug liter Of Iii
rHn and Lydia h. i.me-so', formerly Of this town,
-cd ., yea, months and II days.
in th- youuG lidy amial lie disposition and the
Chri-t,an virtues cont incd that know her
to love her Il tn" autiful uuc'cry near Cen
ter Rutland, Vermont the p"ouud' being; adoru 10y
all thu, ailurncc affection do, while stand NJ
with the "trpu parents around tIo open grave. view
i .; the beautiful ca-kt VII Oh contained all that
nj # d,a lizzi", her Ter avyd hu-iand cAc.am-
ed Here thi- body rcIuain until the rcsur;eC
ton" The IN ntal rr-pOn-' of ali seemed to be.
'rc-scd H. tue CcLd no die in the l. ri"
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.Iacnh Blanc hard's Estate

STATE or VERMONT, IN Pro,'"tr Court, held at the
Caledonia District, Probate Office. in st. Johns
u.5, within AMI Tor said district, the 18th day OF
May, ls.u.
An Instrument, purpurtlu- to 5e the last VIII ard
Testament Of jacob Blanchard, late ui Peach IN
saii district; Gecrasei being presented L. the Court
by Henry Walker, the executor, therein named
Tor probate
II Is ordered hysai court, Aat all persons concern
e.. iucIv!u, Re LDtLr. tuaIpcdr at session u. said
CONT To- ue holden at tHe Probate ONCE, ia ST. johns
u-Ty. the 2-tu dLs MAJ. l,1u, and cause
Juvy have against the Probate OF SAID " M
"I NH.Dh purpose it -tdrLhCr ordered that - copy 81
the record uI tut>ur.rr be pub tnr weeks
->-Is".s Ia the GIltduuld printed at ST. JJhnsUuTy
previous To said ri'Ir D.. ruiItvd Tor hearing.
Asa l.. r KEN ii, Judge u Probate
= >. IL. COP. Of cC'gd-Att--l.
lI-I5 Asa l.. FkEN CHI Judge OF Probate.
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now taken up his residence at ihiS place.
and has put his machinery in readiness to
40 an extensive business in each depart
ment of his work. Last week the Wells
River Lumber COMPANY run some seven
or eight thousand log, past this place on
the way from GrOton Pond TO the COM
pany's saw mill and Box Factory. They
had gang Of River Drivers from Maine.
who could walk on logs in the wafer,
about as securely rs other men can walk
IN u puoiic hi-hway.
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Marrianrs.

In 81; Johnsbury, May Il, by the Rev. L. o. Bras-
tow Mr. Alber W. Hastings and Miss Carrie l.,
daughter of Hon. Nose kittr dse, all of this place.
In Charertown, Mass oct. I, 1859, ~ Rev. Mr.. SAT-
ford Nj Carlos +. B.l'on, If Newbury, Vt, to Mis-
Augusta H. :, of CharIrstown.
In Hyesa'e, April D. 1870 by Rev. Mr.. Bea' tie. Mr.
Nathaniel Robinson If Mortified, and Miss Belle F
I;otnn. Of Newbury.
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ADDISON COUNTY.

Some member, OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Visiting ihe pris-
oners at the jail, recently. proposed hold
INC religious services there the next day.
and finding the proposition met with ia
voI, asked them 1T what time i'll the dav
they would prefer, One of the Young
reProbatc< promptly replied, Thank
YOU, it don't matter 10 u vou'll he like
Iy to iind us at home al any time -
RgiStsr.
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Chapped had vety with those ~ho
nav, tneir hams much wLer. \ drops Of
.Iohlson'- Auodyno LniIac..t :-lbcd the hands
two or three time dry VIII E'cp them oft and
White. tiLlrmcn, zor.. aud o,usrs will DO I'll to
rem eIubcr this.
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SAYTIEEpN.
WARNING TO THE PUBLIC.

All parties using tundi! veil, must produce 81 IL
,cn-e receipt nom STLiuEN NAlTE AIs AZ, mt.
ny pci-on hIN .Hs tubIa. well other thu. the above
VIII have 10 pay royalty OF ~ Tor Iutl III,
food. pure "ltcr obtained - u-c hO,~ by using
" NTEs iAILS1 NAIEE WI so dAy made
Il. iuzIAess Those wishing ,Av.JsIy. I!7n.z she
uihc / uii = .atcd instructions sent CuCuU'-
~ Cd e.; o.. ,yI.,-, CO. It delivery ;u ny Sc
ion Any do III business s.it,I rrtdI.- i'll
-tructous. Al paId.s dealt houyEayIy ,,ItA- oIE-
iLLN NAIli, iuteALtu, Wv Kcat-rd. M.
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ESSEN COUNTY.

George W. Silver of Bloomfield was
last week arrested and held i'll 5000
bonds 20 appear at L. 5. Court. at
Wl.isor, next July, for using cancelled
Stamps.
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Ur.. A'c"fN.
-r... L. =. Poland spent last Sabbath
.... ...l. in ;r,- place. aud returned to
IL ...-,,n Muday.
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-r.a.t.iaudcr> has bought lot OF
..,. Ed. opposite Avenue House.
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fimpIes On the Face. FOR cornedones,

q ID RI sh " eFin- o. CRU Fimp.y Erupto. and
I.,-, q. dish u. riu, use. T., .gv's OIL
. i'lv.y - Ined- t.,4slIlc. harmless md COY
.... --' Lead P.i-Ju. ie,,., / B.Ad ST. y \ sid
u. Druse-ts eyelywhe.e. tjulyI
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ihe lime says ~. Wlpo.e his lost hi beau i.ul
Chestnut sine died ,uddyu.y in htrnc, it = sup
? ID from o,tt- pin II III IT. al used
Sheridan Civ.r- Condition Powders, Ii, woulG,
douh, Ia, lad Lis iau- dy-lay-tney death
l..rIns.