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The union Democrat., 1871-05-20
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In Cb'umbia. by the Rev II. Dyer. May the 18th,
sir. William csllinan 10 Miss Annie L Jones.
The happy pair did not forget the printer the
ou May their path through life be of happiness and
contentment.
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A FRIEND IN NEEp. DR.. Wstar's Baisdm
q Hdd Cherry is friend in deed. Who has
not found It such in curing all diseas - of the
lungs and throat, coughs, colds, and pulmcn-
airy affections, and ''last, LOB least" Con-
sumption7
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White men are said to be working for me-
groes in Texas. The white man has worked
and fought hard for the negro ere this.
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n a.

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Dec. -. 1S10-1y
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Broken LKG--William Murnan, while
playing base bali at Knights Ferry on Sun
dav last bad one Of his legs hroken.
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RIRTHs.
NJ e ID.

At Sonora, May lsth to the wife of Thomas Leonard
daughter.
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The Exhibition Building area of ITO 600 SUI
per1cal feet. and 10 complete in the various details OF
light ventilation steam power. supply and pro.
visions for the requirements and comfort Of visitors
Applications for space must be made before the ar
teenth day of July next, and articles in position
by the time Of Opening. Blank Applications for Space
Rules and Negotiations. Premier Lists. and al informa
tiun will be sent application. by addressing H. ell
MtRE, Special Agent Mechanics Institute, San Fran
cisco, to whose articles intended for exhibition may
be sent.
AS HALLIDIE, President.
May 20, 1ST1--3m
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At Chinese Camp. May 18th. John <. son Of John X
and Elizabeth Rei,s. aged years
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WHOLE NUMBER 489

his capital, and date his encyelicals from
the Vatican. The coup PctGt which
made Napoleon the autocrat, and
Eueenie mistress Of the fashionable
world, proved false augury Of success
and prosperity to the temporal power
of the Holy Father. 10 1854 the sacces-
sor Of the fishermen witnessed the fear
ful struggle OF Catholic France and Sar-
dinia, Protestant England, and Maho-
medan Turkey with the head Of the
Greek Church. Solferino, Magenta, and
Villafranca are name fraught With pain
ful interest 20 the POntift's heart OF
our fratricidal contest the Holy Father
was an afflicted witness. He saw the,
choicest plot in our lords vineyard del
ugel with blood, and WAS unceasiug in
his prayers to Providence to put an end
to the contest, and heal the painful
wounds Of civil war. He bad seen the
thrones of Bnurbnns in Naples and Spain
lntler and fall, and has himself been
deprived Of the temporalilies enjoyed
by 200 of his predecessors.
Like Plus VII, he has beard the wild
cry for blood Of French rsyolutiohists,
It is to be hoped that, like him, he will
witne,. resurrection ufia graade nation,
stronger and betterafter the fearful puri-
ficalipn by fire aud sword which she has
undergone. On last Friday, from The
rising to the setting Of the SUM- canti-
cles were ehanted and .Ie DeuDts sung
in honor of tbs twenty-ffth anniversa.
ry Of the primacy Of Pope Plus TX. OF
259uccupants Of the chair Of st. Peter,
only ten have held the iisherman's seal
for more thanltwenty years. 900.
Personally, Pib Mono is Universally
respeetedi aud all, without respect oi
country or creed, wish the amlsbIe aud
venerable headlof the Catholic Church
may wear for years to COME the tiara. =
ErchdPgc.r .,..... 10. ........
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DR. Louis DE SILVA, atlas CaT,loza, a
noted bigamizt, lecturer and practical
r6mancer, was killed onthe 30th of May,
ut Fort Sedgwick, about 400 miles west
of Omaha. De Silva was an extraordi-
nary character, but nothing is known
Of his early history except what lie
him5eIf Ohn>s Ia tell. He was a man of
varietl requirements, talked tiuently in
all tile mulern lauguages, was familiar
with Latin aud the writings Of Roman
Catholic fathers, had travelled in many
countries, and was most reckless and
uncOnscionable rascal. Il is said that
he WAS once sentenced TO be garrUted in
Havana, and that he was with Maxi
milan in Mexico; il is certain that he
had deserted four times from the Feder-
al army, and had married more wives
than any man in America, except Brig
ham Young, ....
Shat up in pellr with 40 book within
reach but German Bible, he has writ
ten for the press column after column
concerning his personal adventures with
General Prim in Spain; and though the
whole story, 50 far as he was concerned,
was probably pure fiction, every circum-
stance CONNECTED with Prim's move
ments would be found historically cor
rect, even to the distances given by De
Silva between the different cities and
places mentioned in his narrative. In
March he jumped from train of ears
while heavily irOned and broke hls
ley; only thirteen days afterward he es-
capped from Fort Sedgwick in his Grip
pied condition, and was subsequently
found lying helpless on the pruirie,
covered with snow, and with both feet
badly frozen. After being taken back
to the fort, ana having his feet property
dressed, he remained tOleFably quiet
until the both Of May. when he went
under guard to the sutler's shop, be-
came int0XieaLed, got into a quarrel,
andwas finally shot by the soldier who
had him la charge de Silva Was well
known in maIy parts Of the county,.
BY some ne WAS believed to be insane;
bu. unlessa total lack of moral priEGi-
pie is insanity, there appedrs to have
been no good reason for such belief
EretdRgc. .-..H.H -. .a. . r..
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Fln.ss Year. ia A Dunz.on. "a .

WE find in AN old French volume, the
Memoirs of Count GOufaIlenre, tue fol-
lowing account Of how long The lamp Of
conversation will hold out to burn be
tween two humsn bciugs only. He
says: 4 am an old man now, yet by
fifteen years my soul is Younger than,
, my body Fifteen years ] existed but
did not liYeT-it Was, not life IN q DUN
genn teu feet square. During six years
l had a companion; for nine years alone.
I could never rightly distinguish the
features Of hin who. shared MY eaptiyi-
ty in the eternal twilight Of my CELL
The first year we talked necessarily
together; we sFeeOuBtet our past lives,
our joys forever gone, over and over
again. The next, we communicated 90
each other our thoughts, our ideas on
all subjects. The third, we had no ideas
to impart; we began TO Ionse the power
of reflection. The fourth, We opened our
lips during the interval of a month or
so, and asked ourselves if It we're indeed
possible that the world went Oh ss gay
and buatling as it was wont to do when
we formed an integral partof humanity.
The tifth, we were sileut HE sixth,
he was taken away, and L never knew
or even inquired, whether it was to ex-
ecutiOn, OF TO the holy air Of freedom.
But was glad he had gone; even so!i-
tude was preferable to the diDl vision Of
that pale, vacant face, After that YVES
alone, only one event breaking on my
nine years vacancy. One day-it must
have been . year Of two HfFer. tnR goJn-
pauIoni left iheLtlie dubgeOAi dJBF wk4
opened, and a voice whence It prreeed-
ed 1 know not, uttered these words:
by order of his majesty, ] Intimate Ia
you that your wife died "a year ago, =
The door was again shut and heard
no more. They had thrust this great
grief upon my heart, and left me alone
to struggle with all It's bitter agony
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u7RBANA. ONO. WEDNEsDAY.AUG AUGUsT30. 1871.
Iwant no thanks, replied the strait

Iwant no thanks, replied the stran-
ger.
+ IL l believe you are not known to
me. 80
Man, will refresh your memory
Twenty Years ago this day, you struck
brokcn-hearted little by away from
his dear mother's coffin. | was that
hoy 3D.. ........ ...
The man turusl liyid ..........
Have you rescued me; then, to take
my life I" ........ .....
No. have q aweeter revenge. |
have saved the life of man whose bru-
tai deed has ranked in my breast for
the last twenty wears. Go, then, and
remember the tears of p friendless
child ....t ...
The pan bpwcd his head ia shame,
! and Went fropi the presence of magnan-
unity as grand to him as ineomprehvn-
sihle. e.-ErcbGHgc .s-. ....s....... ...
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Bas. Rail en- ROY,

Troy is the greatest place. in the
world for base ball. The people are so
full Of it that they put pitchers on their
tables and batter in their pudGings.
They make shOrt-stop hash, cooked on
base burner stoves, and instead of cod
ilsh balls they use base balls. They
make thiFd-base pies, aud the gals sing
irst-base duets, aud all tho organs grind
out second-basel pOlkasy and I'll be
bound that when folks go out they 20
out Oh the fly. Folks here eat centre
field tripe, right-deld turnips aud left
tleld sausages. They have game al
most every day, and on those days the
stores all close the doctors let the folks
die, the Sunday Schools let out, Tie
laundries shut up, the BARRIERS put up
their shutters, servants stop securing
coal acuttles, the babies leave off drink
ing the cows milk, the collar makers
shut their sewing machines, steambolt,
blow their whistles, and everybody goes
except one mau left on each corner To
keep guard over the town. 4 stranger
visiting Troy would actually believe
from the talk that the chief end OF man
was to play base ball, and the nearest
to Heaven man could get in this world
would he TO belong to the Haymakers.-
When they get through the hey DAY Of
youth, they will get over it. There ain't
a blade of grass within ten miles Of
Troy. 1t has all been worn OFF playing
base ball, and if prize-fighter should
go to grass up in Troy, he would get
knocked over ten miles to get there
n Y C,f,,
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Lost star,


LIKE dropping, dying. stars our loved
ones go away out sight. The stars Of
our hopes, our ambitions, our prayers,
whose light ever shines before US, lead
ing on and up, they suddenly fade from
the firmament Of our hearts, aud the
place is left empty, cold, and dark, a
mothers steady, soft, and earliest light,
that beamed through all our wants and
sorrnws; a fathers strong quick light,
that kept our feet from stumbling in the
dark aud treaehernus ways; a sisters SO
pure, sOcOnsLant, aud 50 firm, shining
upon Us FROM gentle, loving eyes and
persuading Us to grace and goodness: a
brothers light, bright, aud bold, and
honest; a lovers light, forever sleeping
in our souls. and Illuminating our go
ings aud cOmings; friends light, true
and trusty, going out forever: No.
The light has not gone out. IL Is shin.
ing beyond the stars, whore there is no
darkness forever and forever. Never
call man a lost man until he is buried
in hopeless grave, No man is lost up.
on whom any influence can Le eXertcd;
no man Is lost to whom the Uifrr Of the
Gospel may be brought. We are never
to bu discouraged. There is no man ur
woman ~ vile but G0d may hiring them
washed anu saved to his Kingdom. He
who gears up nue child to christian vir-
ture, or RECEIVERS one fellOw-creature tO
G"d, builds temple more precious
thad Suluman's or 81. Peters. more en-
during than earth or heaven. Il is not
the painting, gliding, and carving that
makea gouh shiH but if she be nimble
sailur, tight and strong to endure the
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VaIlaBdigham.

In is said that Nallsndigham deeply
regretted the course he pursued while
the war was In progress; but this is the
most unjust and unfounded Of tbe>many
ISLANDERS put in circulation by the enc
mics Of our lamented statesmanH-ss the
following will'amply testify:t r...
DAYTON, Ohio, Aug, 30, 1s70.
You remember the Offense took last
fall at. some allusiou to me in one ot
Cary'- speeches. This fall am. resoIv-
ed not to submit, without reply in very
plain English, let the consequences be
what they may, TO any apologies for be-
ing found in my company; and least.oI
all 10 anything that implies coudemna-
tiou Of my course during the war, or
any pandering g pies prediuiees of Re-
Publicans, Or any possible. hesitancy as
to the purity and patriotism Of my mo-
tives in all that | said or did as To the
war. l have borne this for the last time
from Democratic - candidates and
speakers. OF course, I have nothing to
say now, and only drop this hint 10 you
privately. meet every man cordially
who agrees with me on the issues Of to.
day, asking no Questions as to the past.
Whether he or was right on Tie war
question, 1t is useless and dangerous to
consider or discuss. lie may have been
honest and patriotic. / know that
was .-
Very truly,
-. tC'. L. .EATTESDTC.ttAAf {,
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Pope Plus IN.

1rwcnly-llve years ago an Italian no.
blemuu, who had exchanged cpaulets
for stole, aud the sword for crOzicr,
was made governor Of more than 2O0,-
0O9, 000 people. Pho Mono has witnessed
during his pnntilirat many of the most
stirring events in the worlds history.
In Is4S, when the people of the differ
ent European kingdoms rnSe in their
might, and demanded a voice and u
share In the laws which governed them
tile Pope was forced 10 flee the sacred
capital, and transfer the chair of Peter
tn castle in GUtu. lie saw Louis
Philippe hurled from the throne IF ~.
Louis, and nephew Of the exile Of ~.
Helena almost unanimously elected
president uf q Frrurh Repuhlir, 10y
whose ald hr was enabled To rH-entcr
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-.r Iffi4 .r1-.V -. . f..-. q -.r-.tE -.
lr WA "Hee asked: Who ever
ithQuglit Of blamiug Hercules =. 1t is
quite a. perliurnt 10 inquire: 'Whe
ever thought of praiSimg Simon Girty'?
SO far a. he knows, the writer. Of this
was the first Ia venture Il word ia his
behalf Girty had been taken prisoner
10y the Indians in early youth, and he
sc8ma,uttachpd at once to the Red Men,
sand to the Wild life they led. That he
should abide with them aud fight fur
them is not to be wondered at. We
hear much of his cruelty; but he was
rivalled, at least, if not surpassed in
barharism by his Christian fues. He
Ewas neither better nor worse ,hgH the
average fighter uf THAT day on either
side The Wef2els We're murders, with
malice prepense. and nothing better
Even Col. Crawford, on his last fatal
march, bore the black flag into the In
dian country, and proclaimed his pur-
pose to spare neither agp or sex. Girly,
was not 80 merriless as he has been rep
resented, by thb%e to whom his name
Was word of terror. He rescued Ken
ton from the stikc, and it is believed
that he tried 10 save the life of Craw-
ford, though he might well have been
-eXcl!$cd from any strenuous efT0rt in that
behalf. -'' '''''. '
'Girly'. ISLAND is seven miles above
Napolcon. and comprises, as we are in
forlned, about forty acres The soil is
remarkably prolific, and an extremely
deIp-e growth Of vcgctatiun is the result.
Girty's cabin was on the left bank oi
the river; and it is said that when he
was apprchcusivc of 2 surprise. he
would retire 10 tbe island, - the tiger
to his jungle, with q SENSE of almost alb
soutr security from his pursuers:
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4 asn=r, Hi!d in.s- OF ,rgca and yipc,
Md aosafs and natts in, teisJn
aud strong armed ollls, this isle Of thine
Was called 70 Tor good reason.
The bounded deer its covert sought.
In lire's IastCaint cndcavor,
And here the wild fowl'- nest was ar'ught.
Where hunter found it never .
Thy was like this isle Of thine, .. NJ
UHculiurcd. unattended, --. ......
Where wholesome rsuir= and pui .onous vine
Grew up and strangely blended, F.. ...r
Where refngcno was denied .. ..s. Ha-
70 any suffering seeker
And succor waited for the side q. -. .lI.fl
That needed 1.-THE weaker. ~.
Men named the umIaw, Renegade, . .....fr
Who seem tt have forgotten
Assassin wetzslrs bloody trade ........-
The Night Of Guadguhutten--- ......... ,... "
The barbarous yaunt Of Crawford's men, ~ .r,1
The Iuns of old time shaming = ..,,.. y
All tins must have forgotten bysr, .,s,l ...r
Whhe thee so lierc,ly blaming. r... .r.s.l
No Knight in the cilgaric aga
E..roused cause more deserving,
Or bore in tent or battles rage
\ rnalty more answering:
No feeble race hy Might uppre-l
E'rr had morr gallant ward
Thtu thee, wild Warrior Of the Wet.
Grim Gheltain of ,Is Border, .,ri} ..... D.
Thy death, heroic as thy Ire. 10. ".''
Made whole its perfect ,ecmus,
To pcri-h hrihe Gilcni etriro - # ."
Thy cau4e Iost pa.t re,lc,rnins 'i' ..'-..... "
The uorId-tbvncciorth could Offer thee ''.
boz No urther deeds Of daring, 'tH.-'
q Aud,Iiry ,yould bar Il burden be ...: t..
Too oucrous for bearing. -.-ra'.
r-r .HrI .trts .. .E.,r ...#r.i rrHr
Hh, grcatsoulcd Chier! 50 long malign'd
By bold calumnatorf,. ............ .......
The world slmll not be alwa,s blind .
Nor all men be ii, h,:batc.,, p.
IL cyer-on the acld Of slood
Mans yalor merits glory,
Then Girtys iramy and Girty's fame
Shall Slime in ,ons and story,
VA. Hr1bald.
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seas, ,fthatis her excellence. II is the
edge aud temper Of the blade that make
R good sword, not the richpess Of its
seabbard; and 60 it's bot money or pos
sessions that make man considerable
but his virtue. =. Ttc1dorc PIrkcr.
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Truly yours. I 4 bIIl0H
| GREsHAat. Duke Iof- 4 I 4 /
Ralph threw the hlauey on tue Ilahl

Ralph threw the IIIauey on tue 4ia6T,
and trampled on ii. Aud took his hat
aud lidRdle. aud dei,afif. iSi9I0ut adieu.
He felt like rascal aud Il fool; but he
knew that he was ill-uscd also. Both
had ill-used him she the, most. Vet he
loved her; be never cohld overcome his
love Ills mad, blind Inve for this wo-
lnau, a wife, a.melher} and duchess.
He had not even money for stage
Journey, aud be tFudYeH salong ,Ye;u..S;.
heart-sick, hungry: saiIA sad AloWIL al
last, at dusk, beside gloomy pond,
and tlF8pped his Lulplle and hid his
hands. Ear away under the stars Daisy
was praying. for his return. Ilegaye no
thought at all to Daisy. The woman
who had rid herself of him filled his
very soul. He sat there thinking. There
are times when we should not think
This-was one for him.
AT dawn they found him dead; tlIe
pistol he had taken with him from
home. as = protection against highway
men, who were very busy in those lays,
clasped in bis cold, right haud, the hui
let that had been in it in his heart.
4 always thought him i little mad,
was all the Duchess said, when the tale
was told her; but Daisy Demzel, TO
whom tlIey brougEt dead IsaIpIi home,
bewAflell him as.o1Ily truelove can. She
took the little parcel Of written verse
and boarded it as her choicest treasure.
And she never married any one else,
but1ived maiden all her life-'wait-
ing as she said, 'to go TO Ralph at last.
Perhaps she did. God only knows
They have all been dead for u century.
go Nary Kyle Dallas.
2Z ~
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Suiu a season of calm weather, .. ....
Though inland far we be,
Our souls have sight OF that immortal sen
Which brought rs hlthcr-
Can Ia moment travel thjther:
And >re the children sport upon thcshure.
Ard hear ,he mighty wal, . rolling oycrmorr.
POLYGANY and longevity do not seem
to pull in the same traces. According
To Ms. Stanton, the mortality among
the Mormon women and children is ap-
palling. She visited the cemetery, and
saw acres Of little graves.
JouN VAN BUREN was dining i'm
Downius's saloon, having just cleared
"a man rum some charge in the court,
when the complainant i'm the case, angry.
at the lawyer who had beaten him,
walked up ana pundly abused Prince
John. Gould there Lc any man. said
he, 80 wicked, ~ mean, ~ vile, who
could possibly commit crime Su foul
that you would not dettud him for it,a'
i don't know said the Prince, sucking
IN another oyster right from the she'll;
what have you been doing" E.rchanqe.
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The court house IHas'entAFlied @ suliu-
catiolE = -.
Does any one aHpeaf Is this nl,ulis
counselg asked the iIdge ", =
There was a.sileree when be had iihs
ished, until, with lips tigLtly pressed
together, Il look OF strange intelligence
blended with naughty reserve upon his
haB,isome features, young man step
ped Forward with a firm tread,and kind
ly eye, TO plead for the erring and friend
less. lie was stranger, but at the first
sentence there was silence. Tile splem-
dor Of his genius eutrauced-eonvineed
The man who could not find friend
was acquitted Eese
May God bless you, >ir, canmot,i
aid he.
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[ vO-O. T.

J'rlEns Ly.ist, -S,,, it meets Fri,iay yenlIlgs.
Champaign EncahipInent, No. - insets 2nd
.ud sth Monday evenings.
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nAPITuIAn MAsONRY.

Jri,s.-s t1hlater. No -. u Ruys' Arlh MssOns
Me-, N8udas evening, or or JefJTe 3cl - u Non
ssgHANCE. n 2. P.
n =. STEW ART- seq.
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Gnd the sougs of imu,"r,sl sIaser.
tase slrase,al gas,ngry Hhssrs "A "a
Isuoa, in - echoins rr1u'.
. SUI nUftiins IL fi4se. nay suui!
F~7- Nor c=stles. uyr treasures. NOR HkIsF
1 -A-'Sor th- vavef ~ tie river that ran
With csdeBce faint and tWe-t
Il In pace ig Ir.,gA-tls Fsyl
Nothing Of these il the gOal
For SaieH ms Sho'. helF; siZh..
'Tis The pearl give. wottb Tn the .lirU--
a TIE r-ssl / wculdG de to ,ain: As
For there does my lady dwell
Ny love that luy- 80 welt
The Queen whc-e gracious reign
Make GLAD ipy castie IN spain.
shsa, iigA. in he sA.asa gs.sss, gl lb Z
Aud the spell other girlish gracg=.
Belle charmed the hsppy air.
/ AbFsih ei parity
Foroger before her flies
Aud M things cease 70 be
la the glaiec Of her EhUnest eygs,
Around her pathway autter, -- "A q
Where iger deariset WandEf frse -
Ia youth pure majesty,
The wings Of the vague desires;
utthe thought that love would utter
IN reverence ca lLTcs,
Nesyet. NOS aet sesrI see
Ttat face, which shines Ike star
Der my storm -sseptlife afar,
/ TrausfSuIod with love 70. Ine,
TOlhngt forgetting and lsarbins (.f
/ withlabos ana visils and prayess,i
: Pure heart ami resolute viii
Al last saall climb lie uil,
A5d breathe the eRrhnnteds airs
Where the Hght Of ny Hfe lsbaehiig.
Mos; lovely and fair and fee;
Where alone in her youih and beapty,
Ard hound BY her isssa sweet dn;y,
Uacoascioaa she saits Tor ne Il
4 a. ....... ..TH H....f F .o"'-I'' -
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DEAR Boy II gn1 80 SOfry- tu fifsiip-
point you, but really YOU know oneea9
not do everything n 1lrst. As yet yOtr
poetry would not please the public. L
inclose q one hundred pound note.-
Takeit A. ID is mealli, kindly, and go
home and write lnAre.s Time works
r,,nnHnrl
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! q II. NJ.

MiEuru.z f-i.se No 10. meet every Tuesday evening
IN third Story o.. v Wesvers h1.diEg- Northeast cor
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