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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-09
w. N. FISHER,
FILE MANUFACTURER,

TEMPLE ST., WATERVILLE. Me-
All kinds of Files and tasps, made from the best
Cast steel and Warranted. Particular attention
given to RECRUITING old Files and Rasps.
FD- Files and Rasps kept constantly on hand to
exchange or for sale. Cash paid for Old Files.
Orders by Express otherwise will receive
prompt attention, dec t3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-09
H. IT. HELMBOLD
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS.

THE PILL, l have thought of offering to tn
ficted for ten years. They are now perfect, .
fectiveness. The inviting style in which THE +
is made, the bottle, label, wrapper--all show
what care they have been prepared. After ex
nation, no English or French preparation VIII I
greater care, and l am really proud Of them:
Instead Of the nauseous looking, carelessly
pared PILLS vended generally and put al
wooden boxes, and made generally or Offered
those having no experience as physicians,
gists, or manufacturers of medicines.
Test the medicines offered by
Your obedient servant,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-06-09

Look at those features and the agony depict
ed in the face. Ii cannot be helped while the
trouble remains. The sufferings from piles is OF Il
very aggravated description. You cannot walk with
any comfort; you cannot ride in peace; you can
not sit with ease and the suffering when attending
to nature is almost unbearable, and causes such a
feeling of dread that it is put on great sacrifice
To health and comfort in many instances increasing
the difficulty to an alarming extent Use DR. Briggs
Pile Misunderstanding; directions to cure in
terna external, itching or bleeding piles. They are
mild and reliable, and warranted as represented.
Sold by Druggists.
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05

I Arr on PREsfDENr GRANT m TIE
cssss OusE or DKrurrns.-In the
m-s~S Deputics ct Santiago. Nov. the
ssss-.s remafks were made regard
49, f peech Of President Grant on the
- tof the reception or the Chilean
j nInf g washington. Senior Arteaga
~ ~ said:
i national honor safe now, when
onr eulous position with respect TO
~ - Afforded ground FOR the caiem-
| Aou1So the President or the United States
n ~ speech made on the occasion OF the
reosrfon OF our representative TO the
| Pcofe feCongress? Who II there that has
noe RAD thar speech. Ia which our country
Is bHferiy mockcd--all the more bitter be
capse " comes from the head Of great
nonon. rom such serious man as Gener-
= Grant. The President OF the United
Sta1es mas said In his speech at the rccep-
tfon OF our Minister 1t Washington that
hcst'iities between Chile and Spain existed
oniy ~ the technical sense OF the void.
!. ms speech called forth the following
letter from General Caldwell. Minister ad
sinterim OF the United States, TO the Minis
sGr0t Foreign Affairs:
ks6srfoS or THE USITEp STATNRs
SASTfsGo DE CHILE, Soyg 4, .l67Q
eign Relations: s.-.ss,s,.
SfR--I was greatly .paiped IN reading In
the PAPER Of to-dayk feb0resf tho dictates
In the Chamber Of Deputies Or yesterday
to find that one hcnosssae Deputy q least
has entirely mistaken tho spirit Of the re-
marks made by the PreSfflent Of my coun-.
try. on occasion OF the reception ef Mr.
Godo) as your Minister Plenipotentiary at
X2ahipatpn --~sThe honorable Deputy
1Sp6fA eeaga Alerhparte) speaks OF the
muse and bitter scoir with which the Presl
laesif-0kueatasf States speaks of this coun-s
try. I need not assure your Excellen-
cy that there..is NOT. = .sinrle. syllahls IN
said remarks which. righfly Interpreted, !,
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05

z there aay escs{s ftom fsSG GoneZ
Inc Bangor 6s5scca says rN{Z
., saxa'ion is driving peof.e ont of M S;S,zs
,ne "sse. We think !. was, in rsplk s,,.
.nefe Is no escape ftom taxation. thi. siss
the grave. ''''' sue
= -" naffer Of taxation Is a,b,ectto
'as'ous Influences, or causes. Some cities
OF Town. In the same state are very heavily
'aAed' while other towns or citiee are COM
paraavely free.s ln Brooklyn n. Y. the
,a'e IS foE Iers6Dnt. while In the city of
"e" Aork It is only about two and half
per cent.
IN Boston the rate Is only one and . half
per. cent. In BrOoklSp the people sre
.e'm'e on their properly and remoyins.
ANS ia democratic cisr. always undes
demo sratie rule. 3. therefore the ~
publican ps.S |yv -
this .teY-
tMe uaA
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05
BATCHE LOR' HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con.
tam lead nor any rifaisc poison produce araIy
SIS or death Avoid the vaunted and 1nelusive
preparations boasting virtues they do not possess
The genuine W. A. Bachelors Hair DYE has had
Wyears untarnished reputation to uphold its in.
.esr'y as the only Perfect Hair Dye e-Biack or
brown Sold by all Druggists. Applied al II
Bond St., n. Y. spe,yS
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05
General Sehenck's Instructions,

The Dayton (Ohio) Jearfdl publishes
the points OF letter written TO its editor
by General schcnck In reply to one asking
ps0f particulars concerning, bis mission -
'.He Is entrusted With the discussion Of
the Alabama claims. and all other questions
which have been Withdrawn from the
London mission. They all 90 back there
uow.s Weshver supposed that Gen.
eral Schsnck would consent to appear at
the EnsiAks Court - = paere figure head
or be I'D 9Th the empty dignity OF
the position. His letter confirms our
-~Apn tl1nt all questtHus At issue between
governments OF the United States and
srcA Bd)nin are 70 be placed In his hands
y dissussiop andfpegotiatios. and that
such an assurance was given with the ten
der or the mission.
fHS S0eacval writes that he viii present
his resignation as the representative OF
nc third district on the rcasscmbling Of
Consress sfter the holiday ,.aa expects 70
sail 'fers England on the 18th OF 10Th OF
Jsupary, though this has not been so def :
nitety settled as ,o justify him In engaging
bis passage for either OF those days In
regard to the contest General Butler will
take charge of that In the absence OF
ehaal'ssidE. Gssneth sysasReS q al W. Epsi mi
.nsN present Secretary of Legation, Mr..
Moran, who has been connected with the
mission for some twelve or fourteen wears.
y perfectly familiar with all IL. details.
and isa4entleman with whom he is well
acquainted, will continue to occupy the
psition. This WIN serve as an answer Ia
~ applications which have beer ma,,e
ss Important place. The Gcnera,
these applications as being with
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05

.YATT's INZAsNUFF SAVED MY LIFE,
Currca nv Catarrh, restored me ~ heaish,s aays
o. n. Crossman, . chH ST.. NV York. Trial
box 20 cts. Large Boy 81 cts. Fer Cure. 81 b.
mail send Z, Dg. Il. y. HYATT. 2ti Grand street
New York
Dec. sTth 1870. isff
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05
IT Is ALL-lMPORTANT

mat the young should learn how to ava,i IN.
most Inactive diseases always prevalent iw ciyI,
zen communities, and hardly less important tba 1
men oi mhudie age, or those more adfas0ssd IN
NE, should understand how the lost pSu;Ns OF
usanhooa may be restored. On these and kindred
S.ast.ers, teS medical work entitled 81 he
YES o. boston, contains surprising arsouni
q valuable Doctrine and information CO..
ing volume by perasing the advertisement al the
Ieapooy Aesi'eai Institute. In another cold n.
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05

Sueci.l To n. Y. Herald
Ms@irid, Dec. 81. Narshal Prim, al
t6onyh ;,, ma ion OF his arm was found
necessary. retained consciousness 10
the last. and when made aware of the
rapid approach Of death. bade adien m
his friend and expressed much a. xietv
!. for the safety Of the King.
Great apprehensions of an outhro..
exist. but the government l. nsE;nn -
forts 70 allay the excitement. s VI
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05
slications. :

nd, Tor D9oI Sen oi all
Older people wifh young
- new serial begun In this num-
s"h'.raoiy. a1d1he whole num-
s1tsd things las an egg il
n -.e Illustrations are exceeding
:. 1abe., $50 yeat, and beautiful
''r.. sauts for clubs. Address Sewell &
Milsl fzbnshsrs,S Chicago, III. The
sNosspber ana December number, Of 20
are fent free to all new subscribers for 1877
sal'i eelere Janqary lss.
z. Axt1IeASs shock JoUrNAL-rhe H.
ceniher number -eomes to us with new
md handsomely engraved cover. and an
etahle or roaeents, varied to suit
TIE t1stesgf elmose syery Farmer. stock
bresdef Dairyihaa, Poultry Keeper. &C.,
while the splendid Premiums offered make
rh an inducement to all to work for Il
Speefmcn copies, show bills, &C.. semi free.
address y. 4; Boyer & Co., Publishers,
Parketburg, Chester County. Pa.
The yearbook of the Unitarian church.
es for 1871. contains the statistics or tho
genomination, with brief review of the
agitation which prevailed in it in regard 70
rs principles, &c, with much other denom-
lnatiais information. Published nv ,hs
american Unitarian Association. Roston
The Old Franklin Almanac for 1877, co,.
ANS q vast amount of Information. useful
ior reference, besiue the usual tables. A.
oI an almanac. Published by A. Winch.
sos Chestnut ST., Phila. Price ao a.
OLD AND New, JANUARY 1871.
Old and New. Pink and White TYRANNY
(chap. XIII. and XIv.) Mrs. H. r S,o,.s
The Hidden Hemisphere. part ny Wal.
ser AeLead. Evelyn. Lula GRAY Noble
sorrento Days. Charles d. Warmer. r.oot-
ing across the War-Gulf part II. !, Rohert
Daie owen. Because, From Victor
hugo) James F. Clarke. AbdaIlab,s Con
yersation. George AFFORD. In Search os
iAn.ula. Edward $. Morse. Loves Rich
and Poor. II. H. The Man in Man. win
iam D. Weeden. January. William Morris
Madame Simple's Investment. Before
christmas. John w. Chadwick. Recon.
vnihs ruin. a. NJ. Knapp. The Good
ungrasped. Rachel West.
| The EXAMINER Brazil. Barring Go.,a
on Origin and Development Of Christian
Relief Symbil Huntington. The Ramavan
oi Faimiki. Count Rumford. Other New
| Books.
RECORD or PRoGREss. Educ.tion l.,
Europe. Public Character of Nev YorL
City. Horticultural School for Women
women under the Law. Fairmount p.rl
The Proprietors Of ..OLD AND NEW !, n r.
order to afford the people an opportnn,sv
Of becoming fully acquainted with s.,.
character and sterling value Of the h,ch.
toned articles In less than one year.s tir,s
have placed this Popular Nonthlv i ~
f9pt re9k Of American Na1szines ~
mads X vAas III Rrspristors have .,-.-. ~
claimed. "InE PsopLss Hiairsa.s :
make the following Ypry liberei 60
On receipt q ION Avn NJ.
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s.eass - foun Nos1Is - ! Tr1s, -,
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TUE subseribes hereby gives pnbbc ao,ic- Z
sesoheerned. That he has be.a duly apnois
ministrstcr oil the estae OF -"
Lathe, Moore. lats OF Ellsworth. ia the
.hJ .1ouhn,J OF Hancock, deceased, 6y gig
III "n"a a7 the IA" directs: he therefore regme
s sas estate, TO make immediate pavmenf 3
those who have any demand , tl,ar.sn Ia ,.xtl
the same tor payment. ~
December It'll, 1870. 'i'i;,ai'' nj
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05
New Advertisements

THE Subscriber has taken a win.
4 dow in JOHN A. HALE,S BOOK
xStORE, Main Street, where he "A &" h
ready % do all kn,is of work upon u, "a
watcnes, Clocks and Jewelry. All work warrant.
ed The patronage 0f old customers IS saIfi,ed
s"t GEO. f. M'XN
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05
italy

Bone, Jsi,. +. TKiny v;c,or r-,
as amid enthusiastic de-
f-siics for CHART.
-uici-
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g A PARcHER,

ALL IT A. W. GREELY 4 Co.'S
and "a. a.. before it is too !;
81 Iu az sSe tns 81 nnest display Of SILVER. sILVl
Sosore open until o'clock r. NJ. 5lr
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05

lor his QlEI lact in the chair,
MFssDqAt Ansl1e na1ed, tho proceed.
hu teunty4 aud ~ pssp,e Quietly
sspSskssdh \ b4ng O'Clock.
1he chair voted that our protests. snd
devotion to his Holiness be adopted by this
meeting, and that our venersted Bishop be
requested to sign the sane In our names,
and to forward it to his Holiness.
= Signed. Mr.. HERnERr.
Mr.. DUFFr.
Ed. BxADY.
Mn. HARRn0rox.
as ssss n. 0Ay1e0n-
Fs~as---sss
Frun 4sspc. a<~
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05
VOLUME y
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN p.,,,,
r. n. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENE
For Inventions Trade Marks M,
Ne. 56 State ST.. Opposite KIM.
BOSTON.


1 trEE an extensive practice OF HIM.
Thirty years. continues 20 tecnre Pss.ss
the United states. also in Great britain NJ
and other foreign countries Caveats ~
tons, Assignments, aad all other papers n
teuts, executed on reasonable terms. ~
patch. Researches made to dete, mine the = =
snd utility Of Patents of Inveutions anS
AMI other advice rendered in ali matters 49,
the same. Copies of the claims of nav rs
furnished by remitiing one doiiar Assigss.a.s
recorded IN Washington.
No Sgenag IN TIC Gasted State Possesses.
fssciss.iss for ssofeissisg Patents, n 8sc.gf.,ls
praetisssbiiifs sfisseztseas.
All necessity of u journey TO Waslins,s
procure Patent. ami The usual great sleIsSy &
are here saved iiy ntois
TESTIMONIALS. .
al regard Mr.. Eady as me of the most can,k. :
saeeessfI practitioners with whom / hays
official intercourse. CiiAs. MASON 4
comm. .ssioners OF Pate
81 taye no hesitation IN assuring isvealors Il
they cannot employ q man More competeal I
trustworthy, aus. more capable II putting I
applications In a form to secure for them "a y
and favorable consideration az the fatentos
EDMUND BUEk,' i
Late Commissioner OF Pass.u
'sifr. Eddy has made for me over TiiIgn
piloations for Paients, having been SUGGESTS.
almost every case. suce uamistskahle pre-
great talent and abiliiy on his part, leaus n
recommend all inventors to apply TO him Ie f
cure their PATENTS as they may be snre this
the most faithful attention bestowed on s
cases, and at very reasonable eha.ges,
JOHN rAGGARa
BOSTON Jan. IS7l-tyr.
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and


Card.
Mt and Mrs. sampson. wish 10 exnye..
NJ ree.s ~ hanks to all those "a ho so xin,ily A..
M. sampson 10 this time Of his siekn..s s
,.roa,ss,,. n.s.a "isne. for their ruture hcath
prosperity - all their undeyt akings throuxb
we subscribe ourselves
Very Respect faiIv
MAkTsN sAMPSG
AifkA q. sAMr>u
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05

= ooaIt OF Probate holden at Ellsworth. y
u ~ hsi ior the County of Hancock on the
II y. j. ABBOTT, Executor of th. last Will
oeaucy Whitney late Of Castine In sstd 10,
usreased-haviDg presented his first accoun
augmentation upon said estate for PROBATE:
,ll vlhpLkED That the said Exe..ntnr
49,. y sneieoi 10 al persons Interested nv "a
~ copy OF this Order to be ,,nhl,sbed N
go 3ucosssiyeiy in the Ellsworth araeri
Pral.sss1 ~ Ei.swosth. that they may appear a
rr,io.oats Court to be holden at i,uck sn.,ri IN +
.l..s .d.'S eanesday of January next, al ten Of
,s IN ihe forenoon, and shew cause il
3wi snourN not be arrow
true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYEn. Kegi.tel
ivltI ARIlelis Hair, tooth, cloths, shaw
rno@ai brushes, Combs, Puff Boxes and Powds
anlnsn Tswsls, choice Psrfumery, Coiogn
w0u u.u oii', f0nadss, Cosmetics, Pocket boo
wanets, DR.. 0sgoods Enamel Tooth powd
Genuine Cartel soap, nice toilet ,oans.
For Sale py
G A PARCHER
Druggist & Apothecary
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05
Hishins Schooner For Sale

Un1MS ocu00ner F0r SAG
lac schooner senator Is tons q NJ q ssrJ gos.i
vsssei IN every respect well fosna In sais s1a -
gisg has f2o fathoms new cable vii b I'D re'I
low,
y. - GARpS1zsk.si 81,
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05
Railroad Notice.

ohEiS to the West via Grand Trunk RailW
,esure every ing desirable In TrayelHF
steel RAMS and Puiiin Sleeping Cars AZ re
,om s rates Parties tieketed throusil from b
GEO. A. DYER Agent
- State street Block,
olu Ellsworth Ne
Ellsworth American., 1871-01-05

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master
for a
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on my mission, for the ;z~~
. teamster that had hau
the wharf. aud the team /.
over to the blacksmith. vi.
shooting his horses. and
gave me to one Of his ",
remained a few houFy-Qus 4
master had mot made up {
do with me. but lertunas<
wise conclqsloa 10 ps- ss=~
lady for board. I>Was quite
have \ mixt-As, and aupposc
have,-rca casy tiuuscf bu
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-06-16

land for the purpose Of building S,dtc
Prison. The tax for 1909 was one cent on a
dollar Of the grand list, and II appears from
the examination OF other bills that it was
the general rate Of taxation In those days.
1t was the custom also to make n new bill
for each kind Of tax assessed for the year;
and this plan was followed until sometime
after the present constable and collector,
VIM. O. Miller, received the collectorship.
Mr.. Miller was chosen in 1914, and has coll
lected the taxes each year since, except
two, making a service Of twenty-five years,
satisfaction Of the whole town, shows
commendable and accommodating spirit
that many would not obtain under the try
ing circumstances in which collector Of
taxes is often placed. The Textbook now
in use is in wide contrast wit the old bills
we have examined. The plan now adopted,
of which Joseph Steen of Brattloboro has
COPYRIGHT or claim of some kind and
which Mr.. Miller himself used for some
time previous TO the year 1867, at which
time he suggested to Mr.. Steen the method
now used, is to have the names and grand
list written on the left hand page and OK
hibit on the right the different kinds of
taxes, including town, state, school and
county. 1t may be interesting to add that
the tax book for the present year contains
$50 names, and of this number fourteen are
Millers and but two Kathans.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-06-16

As a matter of curiosity we recently
examined some old tax bills that are in the
possession of John b. Miller. His father
was constable and collector in this town for
several years, and several Of the tax bills
which he had, are still kept as relies of by
gone days. Tho oldest bill contains a list
of 295 names of tax payers who were to pay
a State tax ofone cent on the general list"
of said Dummerston for the year 1906, and
Is signed by Samuel Porter and Seth Hud-
son, selectmen of the town. AT that time
there were eight tax payers in town, by
the name of Kathan, and twelve named
Miller. The most singular name on the
list is Zwears. Asa Dutton was the largest
tax payer, his tax being si.65 The only
man now living whose name is on this bill,
is Jonas Walker who still resides in town
at the venerable age of 90 years. In the
tax bill for 1907, the lots owned by each
person in town are numbered, the numbers
of "pleros' Of fields, are given and the
amount in acres each possessed. Henry
Willard was the largest land holder at that
time, and owned AIS acres. Thomas Clark
stands next having 4lG acres. The tax is
an assessment of one cent ON each acre of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-06-16

The New Hampshire Legislature met
ast week, and after a severe struggle the
democrats succeeded in clecting the Off
GERS both ofllouses. The ballot for gov
ernor took place ON saturday, and resulted
in the choice of Hon. James \. Weston Of
Manchester, democrat, by a majority of
eight votes. The new Governor is ma
tive of Manchester. about A years old, and
a civil engineer by profession. As mayor
of Manchester. position he i now tlling
for the bird term. he has shown marked
executive ability and excellent Judgment.
lie got many vote, on the score of his per-
~onal popularity regardless OF his politics,
aud will doubtless prove good governor
despite his political affiliations.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-06-16
State Meas.

--.Ex-Gov. Bullock Of Massachusetts, is
to deliver the address at the state fair IN be
held at st. Johnsbury, Sept. 1918.
Mr.. Frank Richardson, Of Rutland,
has so far recovered from the wound re-
ceived by the accidental shooting a few
days since, as to appear on the streets.
Rutland Is preparing for grand cole
bration on the 9TH of July. A prominent
feature will be hremen's muster; and
300 in prizes is offered 10 competing en-
gines.
The old hotel stand, formerly the Green
Mountain house, at Searsburg, owned by
Sherman Robinson, was totally destroyed
by fire early Saturday morning; loss $4,000.
fully insured.
The increase in freight on the Central
road Is enormous. The grain receipts at
ogdonsbnrg SO far during the present sea-
son arc 223 per cent more than for the Same
period in any previous year.
The trustees of Derby Academy have
offered that school TO the Vermont Baptist
State Convention. There is good sub
stantial building, erected three years ago at
a cost of $4,000. There are also three 9TH
er buildings on the school ground which
were built by the Danville Baptist Asso-
citation about 1880. The Waterman aud
Reflector, the New England Baptist organ.
thinks an objection to accepting the offer
may lie against the locality, as being loss
central than is desirable.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-06-16

The New York Independent says: I'VE
believe the next national Republican con-
vention will name Ulysses :. Grant as the
peoples candidate-thc man whom, as a
matter Of party policy, as a just tribute to
his worth, and not less a. an expression of
the popular feeling, it will be wise to Sc
lect as the standard bearer in the impCnd-
ing struggle with the Democratic party.
While not asking for him or his admins
tratiou any exemption from Just criticism
we do earnestly recommend that portion of
the Republican press which styles itself
independents yet seems 10 find more fault
with the Republican than with the Demo-
cratic party, to stop firing into its own
ranks, and turn it, guns upon the COM
mon enemy. We claim no authority to
speak for any party, and demand no sub
mission to our counsels; yet, believing
General Grant to be the man for the COM
ing contest, and further believing that this
will be increasingly the sense of the Re-
publican party, we also believe that the
claims Of all other candidates, if there be
any, had better be postponed to another
day. The party wants its strongest man,
and that man il Ulysses ;. Grant, and it
viii elect him." 70 which we say amen.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-06-16


VERMONT EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS
AssocIATIoN.-The Fourth ANNUAL Nees-
ing OF the Eftors ana fuoiisners
ci"',oh was helu at 'he i'''es HOUSE. Hu'
ANU on thursday evening" June o'h. il"'
L. T. "ai'on' iresiuei'' oi inc Nssooia''on'
pIesiu'ns. Oo'' N'pei' ',"iN'' vi 'ne 81,
Adams messenger "e'lNereu wei PiePareu
anu Susses.,'e Essay on in1 D".''A ""u
h'H''s Vi r-','''S "''u i"''is"ei9' "'',"
SPoAei vi III very i's' 'cihis' ~ a.
i-'i'e eu''o' Vi ,''e ia, 'o'' ''''"u"o' "''"s
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