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9th Civil District,

adjoining the lands of Samuel Lesley, Thomas
Baker and others, levied on to satisfy a Fl Fa,
issued against A. A.. & ]. NJ. Oass, in favor of
VIM. H.. s. John B. Cook, administrators of H.
9. Cook, VS.: j. J. White and VIM. Hunt, to salts
ty debt and cost of suit. A. HAWKINS.
mar31 :4tpf54. Dept. Sheriff.
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MONROE SHERFF SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale, issued from the
ID Circuit Court of Monroe county, Tennessee,
January Term, 1870, | will expose to public
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
at the Court House door, in the town Of Madison
willie, Tenn, on the first Monday of May next,
all the undivided interest that Wash Humphreys
has in and unto one hundred and sixty acres Of
land lying in the
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MONROE SHERIFF A L

pY Virtue of an order of sale, issued from the
ID Circuit Court Of Monroe county, Tennessee.
and to me directed, l will expose to public sale,
to the highest bidder, for cash in hand. at the
Court House door, in the town cf Madiscnville,
on the first Monday Of May naxt, el tho right
title and interest that Frederick leon has in
and unto three hundred acres Vi land, ,bo The
snma mnre Or lnssN lvinr in Tho
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New Firm.

Goddard Il Dobbins have bought out
Johnston & Russell's stock Of goods, and
will carry on the Dry Goods and Grocery
business in the brick, second door from
Boyd's store. In a few days they will re-
ceive their Spring and Summer stock. We
hope that they will not forget the ENTER
PRISE, for it is the medium through which
trade is brought to cur town.
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9th civil district.

of Monroe county, Tenn, adjoining the lands
of Thomas Lasley, Anderson Riggs and others,
levied on to satisfy judgement that W J Garden
obtained against Benjamin Standsbury, to salts
fly debt and costs. A. HAWKINS,
mar3l -4t-pfS4. Opt. Sheriff.
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Notices inserted in the local columns of
the Enterprise, will be charged for at the
rate of 10 cents per line, each Insertion.
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FANCY DRINK,

Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits, and
Refuse Liquors, doctored; spieed and sweetened
to please the taste; called "Tonics,' aAppeti:
GERS" "RestErers," &c., that lead the tipler on
to drunkenness and ruin, but are q true medic
cine, made from the Native Roots AHA Herbs Of
California, free from all Alcoholic .~Stinhlahts.
They are the Great Blood Pufstffer
and Life-G Giving Prtfftiples
q perfect Renovator and Invigorator Of the Sys.
TEN, carrying off all poisonHds matter; and re-
storing the blood to o healthy condition. No
person can take these Bitters according to difee:
tons, and remain long unwell:
800 will bt given for an ikcufable case,
provided the bones are not destroyed BY miners
NJ Prisons or otEe- means, cid the vital orgarS
wasted beyond the point Of repair:
For Ia2pmatory md Chronic Rheu&Gtisn,
and Goe., dyspepsia; Of Indigestion; Bilious,
KonitteL-, la Intermittent Feters; Diseases Of
Nc E,oo&, Liver, E:lleys and Bladder, these
Bi.sccs ave oev- IL successful. Such Dis.
eases a:9 ,G,ssa Is ciated Blood.
w-.!- i lera,-y pro-dced by arrangement Of
the digestive Qtgs-s. !,
Cleanse the Violated Blood whenever you .hhd
is Impurities bursting through the Skin III Pm:
pies; ErrptioEs q Sores; cleanse it When vow
find it INSTRUCTED and sluggish in the veins ;
cleanse it when it is foul, and yohf feelings will
tell you when. Keep the hlo6d pure and the
health of the system will fgilUY;.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS; lurking IN
the system, of so maay thousands, are effecthAlc
ly destroyed and renewed:
In Bilious, Remfstent, and Intermittent Tes
vers, these Bitters have no equal; For full par
t~iculars, read carefully the circular arohnd each
bottle, printed nj four languagcs--English, GER
man, French and Spanish.
j. WALRERi Prop'r. so C6mt1ercf st.; n. Y.
r.. II. MCDONALD &Co.;
Druggists and Gen. Agents, Sacramento, !6ii:
~ifornia; 80 aud "a Commerce STREET, New York.
Sold by r., F. SCRUGGS, Druggist,
S%eetwater, Tenn, ana by all Druggists
AID Dealers Generally: taarch3-lY.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

W. are authorized to announce j.. M.
Lee as a Candidate for County Court Clerk, at
the election in August next.
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New Advertisements,

Attention is directed to the new adyer-
tisements in this issue, from the Clerk and
Master, and also from the Sheriff. a.ao,i
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Advertisers are reminded that one inch
fspace constitutes a square in the Enter
prise, for which we charge one dollar for
first insertion, and fifty cents for each con-
tinuance.
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Commissions.

We learn hat the Commissions of the
newly elected Magistrates are in the hands
of the County Court Clerk, and the off,
GERS are requested to be at the Court on
I'd Monday in May to be sworn in and
enter upon the discharge of their duties.
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DR.. Rob ank.

DIR. Roback, Of Cincinnati, again adver-
tises in our columns, this making his Sc
cond engagement with us.
In reference to the Doctors medicines
we will say this much in their favor, tho
we are not in the habit of praising patent
or other medicines. Last year we were
ailing considerably, and feeling inclined
to try almost any remedy, we used a bot
tie of of his Bitters, and, at the same time
some of his pills, and we must say we be-
lieve we had relief by their use. Should
we again find necessity for medicine, we
design trying Roback's Pills and Bitters,
and our advice to others, with like necesi-
ty, is to do likewise. march3l-4t
N. I. Mayes, Dentist, will visit Loudon the first
Monday of each month, and remain one week.
Particular attention is directed to the adver
tisement Of Book for Che Million-MARRIAGE
GUlDE-in another column. 1t should be read
by all.-ks.
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Business cards inserted for a less time
than a year, will be charged for by the
square.
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sSy@ The following persons are authorized to
receive and receipt for subscription to the En-
TERPRIsE:
Dr.. Edwin Hall, Hopewell Springs Tenn.
L. L. Griffith, Madisonville, Tenn'
j. H. Sans, Loudou, Tenn. o.
j. N. WILSON, Waco, Texas.
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The Old Assessors

The Old Assessors
Are required to reassess all the taxable
property in their several Districts, for
which service they are to receive twelve
dollars each.
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9TH Civil District.

Of Monroe county, Tenn, adjoining the lands of
Edward Gregory, james Everheart and others, to
satisfy o judgment that G W Evans obtained for
j j Upton against J J White, to satisfy debt
and cost of suit. A. HAWKINS,
mar3l .4tpfS4: Dept Sheriff.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-04-14

Remember the farmers Meeting next
Saturday at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-04-14

Business cards inserted in the Enter
prise at $1,000 per year, payable in ad-
vance.
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List of Magistrates.

We will publish next week q list Of the
Magistrates of the county, new and old0
as furnished us by the Chairman of the
County Court.
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lying in Il
lIth civil district,

of Monroe county, adjoining the lands of William
Biakebill, Samuel Ellington, S D Axley and
others, levied on to satisfy a judgement that
Joseph Breakbill obtained against ] II Kelsoe,
administrator of Frederick Deans ct. ais, to
satisfy debt and costs. J.J. CRIPPIN,
mar3l -4tpfS4 so. Sheriff.
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% civil district.

G. lt2rS' -,v-ty, ar adjoining the hands Of
A-.n1 "-.t AC - and others, levied
Gpta % csas!J . cement that Theodore
Sic4m'.s tsined Ss I John II Hawkins;
Charlea E E'srtsell s.- Isaac Lindsay, to salts!
fly debt a. costs. r. j. WHITE,
mar3l-4tpfs4! Opt. Sheriff,
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To All Whom It May Concern.

The Notes and Accounts of Williams
& Goddard, jointly or individually, may
be found in my possession. You will
please call and settle up. lean be found
in the Brick Store formerly occupied by
Johnston & Russell. j. W. GoDDARD.
Sweetwater, Tenn, April 18th, lS7O.-tf
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-04-14

Never confde in a young man-new
rails leak. Never tell your secrets to the
aged-old doors seldom shut closely.
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Monroe ShefiT Sale.

r. virtue Of an order Of SALE issued frSmTthi
ID Circuit Court y Monroe equity, fsniiessee;
J%anHary Term 1910, / will eIpOse to pulic sale
Court House door, in the town Of MadisonyiIle,
OF lie first Monday Of May next; al the right
title and claim, that Il Hawkes. has in and
unto one sc-Gred and sixty acres Of land, lying
in ,h9
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-04-14

n. I. Mayes, Dentist, will visit Loudon the first
Monday of each month, and remain one week.
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IN the chamber, owing to the inability
of the gas which comes back After the
explosion of the cartridge to escape -
The inside soon becomes dirty, and tie
soldier is required to take bis piece apart
and clean it, The French gun is always
open, and while there is no gas shut up
in chamber to corrode the metal. it can
in moment be cleansed from dirt and
rust. and the soldier is always able to
quickly discover any accident TO bis ride.
1t is claimed that this gun 10 not 50
easily clogged as the Prussian needle
gun, and is more substantially built
The Chassepot is handled in the fol-
lowing manner; While loading. bold the
gun in the left hand with the butt end
resting on the left hip, The leaver is
then turned with but one movement, from
right to left, and with another pulled
back, after which the cartridge is insert.
ed into the opening thus effected. BY a
third movement--pushing back the lev
er into its original position the gun be-
comes ready to ts fired of. The pro-
jectile is a rather long slug with the end
rounded and pointed like our rife ball.
The charge which is attaclied TO it in
paper covering, is composed of pecu-
liar powder, specially Manufactured fof
the purpose The distance With which
this gun carries with certainty is very
considerable-over 1000 meters Both
the infantry and fhe Cbasseurs have on {
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Our NOminee i0r Congress and
dur EiSlrlcf plntfOrm.

The Democratic District Convention,
held at Marietta last Thursday, nomina
ted as our candidate for Congress. JOHN
CARrwmeHr. Of Meiss County We
doubt il a better or stronger nomination.
could have been made Mr.. CARTWRIGHT
is one Of those unohtrusive men who do
not crowd themselves into notoriety,
which accounts for his not hcin: more
universally known throughout the dis
trics
He is lawyer Of distinguished attain
ments, of fine atadress,s strictly temperate,
and without had habits of any kind
As Democratic is thoroughly sound
on all the issues of the day. In short
he is such a candidate as can carry the
full Democratic and Conservative vote
Of the district.
OF the platform adopted at the same
Convention. wc.cannot speak too highly
Its brief,but it clearly defines in clean'y
cut language the position of the Dcmnc-
racy> We ask Of every one, but cspe
cially of every Conservative and Radt-
cal,to read this platform carefully before
casting his vote for Congressman.
With such a candidate on such plat
form We can and viii make a strong and
vigorous campaign throughout the di,
trict
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his fatherin-law The story ran some
thing like this: The sheep came to his,
the sons, farm and grazed on the CON-
mons for some time; he, supposing they
had come from distance. turned them
in with his own. Now amt it strange
that the sheep should stray away from
the Infrmary farm, pass through the
neighborhood where they were raised,
and stop on the farm OF the Superintend-
ent's son-in-law? But there it rests.
The son in law has the sheep and the
county never got the Ss Perhaps that
went towards paying the 500 that was
to be made mp to Mr.. Fisher. For did
not Mr.. Read tell Joshua Fisher in Feb
ruary. 1869, to put in his bid for the Su-
perintendeney for one year from March.
1869, for S4b0, and he would see that
the other 800 should DE made up to
him during the year?
There were Is applications for the po
sition at that time, some Of whose bids
were lower than Mr. Fishers, but Mr.
Read Uoted to gire it to Mr.. Fisher -
Had the notes held by certain person
AGAINST Fisher anytbino to do with inf1u-
encine Mr.. Read in this matter? Had
the two notes against Fisher. held by
Amos e. Spriggs for collection, anything
to do with securing another Directors
vote for Fishers setond term? Mr.
Doueberty voted against Fisher for the
second year.
viii now owe n statement from t,,o
Aulitor,s books sh6winu the condition
of the Jntirmary from Sent / 1Sa7.
Sent l .lS67-Inf fund oyerpaidsfa5 81
March. 1S6S-Casb in Treasury. COG Ga
Sent. :. ZIG 3a
March, 1869. .. 1I20 Al
Sent ;. ). s58 IN
March. 1870, 1898 0i
The last two amounts Mr. r claims
special credit for. and makes bold at
tenn. to make the people believe tha,
there was III the Trcasurv when he WON'T
ont of o,l,ce in 1869 clcar az ali ;ncu,,,
brances. SS58 When the nconle conn
TO riob,iv understand Mr.. R's attcmnt r.
deceive fhom they viii ,lcsn;se him Mr
r know whom l,e nennpI If tbat thor.
were orders ont standiny which he haS
;ssucd su,r,.;ent tn take everv cont -
the balance renorted IN the Treasury =
Yet in the face OF that knowledge he in
forms the pemlc of Monroe County tha
the last near he was Inlirmarv Dirccto
there was balance ia tho eref,it Of tn,
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.Dies Like a Dslphin.r >

DoNN PIATr, in regent letter to the
Cincinnati Commercial, thus agonizes
over the closing hours of the late Con
bgress:
And,so the session Dies like a dolphin
in many colors, beautiful because it does
die We had, as usual, a night session,
and in the Cave the soN, yellow light
flooded the hall, when in the galleries
the lobby sat in impatient longing, and
idlers lounged, while, on the floor, the
Solons buzzcd and laughed, and made
motions and attempted specches-all the
while thousand fans stirring the hot
air to NO purpose. These wind instru-
ments-the members ] mean, not the
tans-have way of slapping their hands
or desks when they need the pages which
adds to the confusing noise incident to
Legislation.
AS practical people, We have so al
ranged our process Of icgislating as to
be as muddled and confusing as possible.
What with the desks and the rules we
have reached point beyond which hu-
man ingenuity can not go, in the way Of
muddle. Some clever fellow offered
to put up an electrical machine, the other
day, by which vote could be taken in
two minutes, instead of twenty, as now.
My little Dickey pronounced it hum.
bug, and the proposed invention was
promptly rejected, of course; for the
two main objects of calling the yeas and
nays, as practiccd at present, is first to
gain time, and the second to enable the
Congressional sheep, too ignorant, stu
pid or lazy. to follow their file leaders.
Could this machinery be once introduced,
the CONSERVATION and distress of the
Dickey and Cake people would be ludi-
crous enough.
And, so we buz along to the last mo-
ment of Congressional time. On the
Speakers table lie entombed nearly all
the Jobs, and many just measures. There
is the Grand Oriental Steam Navigation
Swindle, and the lobby that for months
has kept open house at Wizards, with
an ocean OF bad champagne and RATS of
cigars, sit and count, like criminals, the
fatal moments that drift them on to de-
struetion. There, too, imbedded under
a mountain load, lies the Southern Pa
cifc Railroad. Member after member
moves with pathetic carncstness to 60
to the Speakers table, but each one Is
met with a shout of "no."
And SO this session Of a feeble, worth
less Congress draws to a close. have
been severely eensured for my comments,
upon its members and their short-com
::ngs. am, hewever, sustained by the
New York Tribune, that pronounces
sentence in almost the very language
above used, and by the New York Ma
ton, by far th.Sblest independent Jour
nal with Republican tendency, IN the
country. The latest issue now before
me says:
The session, as everybody knows,
has not been reputable one, In fact,
a more helpless Congress as far as the
national interests are concerned, has not
often met and talked, than the Congress
now about TO dissolve p J
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ssreenbneks Tor the Bondhe,ders,
= q uAE Tax xATI cN
White Men Shall Rule America.
LiehsI and Krowledge Alone are Re-
QpiPed n Pestora the sFarner
Republic Of Our Fathers.


The eirrnlss,cnof Democratic newspapers
and especially cf county papers In their Sew
eral locslIties, Is Of the greatest importanc~,
10 specpsaee this enterprise, and to aid IN
ihe dispsminssisn of ccsret doctrines. W
hsvs determined 10 reduce onr rates Of sub
soripti6n 70 The lowest possible point consis-
tent with tbe Trice Of paper to us.
Hfleen dpllsr win procure ten. copiss cl
the erlH1f fer The full term Of one yesr. with
m sxtrs copy tothe person who sends us that
nruber Of names,
rkess ought mot to be township where 4
would b difEcuH to raise that small sum
sndbg 10 many subscribers.
Il is copcsded that the SPIRIT is one Of tha
beststeprcsentstives of Democratic principles
in Eastef1 Ohm. while at the same time II
gives. q very large quantity Of family and
misoelIaueous reading, together With the inn
poyient local news Of Monroe County. and
fun reliable market reports will be given
each weak.
We shall earnestly oppose the uniust sys-
tenn ipsugurated By the Radical party. Q;
taxing the laboripg man 70 make the rich
man richer.
Tbs lsborins msn takes gfeenbacks for his
proaoce, While this houdholdsr spurns them
as sss6s Ssld' demands gold for his bonds.
This Is u1iust; II grsenbacks are good
enough lorpoor men who pay taxes, they are
good Benonsh for the bondholdsrs who pay
no taxes, and they viii be compelled to take
them (snd pay their Just proportion Of taxa
tion1 ~ exchange ior their bonds,or nothing
justas they may elect.
n, cn-,olv ojon "a aat tla fld fria1.fis OF cur
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EE Mcssrs. DASroRp and PooRAAS,
two Of the Republican Congressional as
pirants of the 10Th district, are engaged
IN quite muddle over the vote Of the
delegation Of Belmont County 1t is
said that both candidates are canvassing
the district and will run at all hazards.
The BarnesyiIle Enterprise thinks this
course will only add to the certainty of
BINaHAM's denomination.
We have received the vote OF Belmont
since the above vas written The dele
gates stand II for DaSFoKD; 10 for
PooRnAS, and 5 for WELSH.
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Total amt salary paid Fisher for .
months, less seven days.
Total .n,. salary pd ler Ii. ysar lsss, sss

Total amt salary pd for the year 1858, s565
Mr.. r. says Mr.. Spence received Sl72
salary; it was $l75 Mr.. Spence receiv.
ed no more salary than contract allowed
him-but why pay him $50 for work p
Look at the above tgures,gentlemen, and
see how it includes potatoes, barrels,
beans, oats, DC. To March I, 1859, Mr..
Fisher was entitled to just $333 3A,less
salary for days, at the rate of $500 per
year, which the contract allowed him.
In what light does this leave Mr.. r. be-
fore the taxpayers of Monroe County
Mr.. r. says he also discovered that
received S2l2 09 for goods sold the
Infrmary in the year 1858 What point
Mr.. r. thought he was making when he
wrote that / am unable to say, but am
clad that he mentioned it, as it Shows
the people that my son sold them before
was Director 1t is useless for me to
quote all of Mr.. RS sentences, as it
would take up too much space. Any
person that will read them will see that
he has put an entirely different meaning
to everything ! have written.
In regard to the roof, if Mr. r. did
not hear OF it leaking till lie saw itin my
letter, he must have been deaf ! had
carpenters to examine it last spring, and
their report was, it wasn't worth patch
ing, but would have to be torn off and a
new one put on Think Of it, tax pay
ers: new roof put on last fall, flor
how much can't tell and now have to
put on another!
He says Care not deny how much
money my SON has drawn from the treas
ury. If MIR R. wrote nothing hut what
was true he would not find inc denying.
In regard to the bacon be says: "Af.
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NEWS ITEMS AND 'oTnERwIsE.

JUDGE A. r. IoSesrnrrr the author
Of the humorous and once nonular
Il ,eors;a Sca,es. d;od ~ flxe,rd Nice
Hast week.
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e., !, !. ,,a.sea ~. -, ~. ~;
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49,, s,.s,o,,. :
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ss oa''
s'ses i'cA sae'enes u 'aa' ,c'oa'' D''
& s'.s 20 - p.oses's y ''''s. "l '
. ,ss'- .'se ), = I, l'o : - .o =
az - = ..s, s,s .,.,,.,.a,ss 49,.
q,
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'a' w ,oo'e n's pn', . ! sum
s.s,, :'ss 80 : :,
pea'co's ln'''e i'e' mus ~ '"o 'iinuscs'
A distressed agriculturalist inquired,
throunli i newspaper the other day. how
= atfect,.l,v ss,eru,;n.to tho f,,Iorodo
,,ota,o h,,o on6 !. ,,r,os,, dan, cont
s ~ f,,,,ow;nr ro,o;,,t ..Snr;n.,a q.
vines verv I;obt,v with eo,r q, and r..
Nh, w;,l tra,,a, o;,t 80 .h...ro..4-, r...,,,
l. -
or any other patch -
.Jpxx,r J,,xr tl,;,ls i, v;,, l,e hardly
nossibIe u restore the street trail in the
nresent as,,e,,,;or nrt tb.t short ,,, d,es.
scs will be al tho ro for a lono While vet
sho b.s ,,,,t tho loast ao,,,t Sho. bov
ever hide co,,a h,.e 5, yut,,es. and a..
cl.res th.t ,,,,,;e,s .,,r,,nsr hay. snt;relv
d;s.nna.rod
~, x,
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d'
49,, lo". l' .'''s
,,.,. So, I .',,s;as I s. go ' @ ~, /,
Dnn.t poddar Mr. dol;vared - t,,on