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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1871-02-22

The superintendent asked rne TAX. charge
Of Sunday schoel class. You'd find 'rm
rather lard lot said he. "Thcy all wen.
fishing i-st Sunday. bu; little johnny Rand
H.. is really good boy. and hope his ex-
ample may yet redeem the Others. | wish
you'd talk Z" 'cn l;ttle." | told him |
would. They were rather hard looking
set. don't think ever with, ssed a more
elegant assortment of b;aok eyes in Inv lifo.
Little JOHNNY Rand. the good boy was in
his place, ANA smiled on him approviucly.
As sunn rs the lessons We're over | said
Boys. your superintendent tells me you
went fishing last Sunday. Ali but little
johnny, here "iol s,i MT 90. did you
Jo',nny!" No sir That was rish..
Though this boy is. The Youngest among
you continued. lyon will nv:y learn from
his own lips words o; good counsel. which
hope you viii! profit by" lifted him on
the seat beside me. and smoothed his au-
hurn ringiets. '.Mow Johnny. want you
t" tell your teacher. and these wicked boys.
why you didn't 60 fishing with them last
Sunday" Speak up loud. now. 1t was
because it was wicked. and you had rather
come to the Sunday school, wasn't it, mo,
sir. i. was Cas- couldn't find no worms for
h.:it" Sonlrow ar ,t!cT these boys always
turn out hambugs.
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SUICIDE EY A PRINTEa-Thc Shr-ye.
port SuuthweSt stern contains tha following
A voung man ty the name of j. S. Dun.
ica, compassion by profession. caun,. to tins
place from Tyler, Texas. about the first If
the month. and Went t" WORK in the South
western "!licc. d.! Sunday Afternoon he
went to iou>e nri.r what is known rs the
Howell Spring. and asked !. n-gro woman To
woman to give him Il cu? of water. Aftcv
drinking it. he asked her tn pJur Il little
more in the cup, when he emptied some kind
of powder into it. BrfoYo drinking it. he
asked til" wornan. and nrgr.' man present
if they had ever seen him before. They re-
piled no. when he added, you will soon fluid
me dead up there in the bushes; l am tired
of living Before the negro man could
take or knock tho cup from his hand, lr
drank the contents aud walked off M;
many hours nfterward liz was found dead in
the bushes. Coroner Prtciard held an i..-
quest Oh the body on Monday morning
The deceased was quiet gentlcmanly
young man. perfectly temperate-that is. h'-
seemed So refusing to drink when asked by
his associates. There was 10 indication
whatever, of mental ALTERATION while here.
and his self destruction seems to have been
the result of morbid melancholy. He was
about twenty-ix Years of age. He has
friends living in New Orleans. ST. Louis, and
in Tennesse. but iii what portion of thot
State we are not appriz.d.
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Guizoi's court>!ip and marriage were
sinsularly romantic. At the hnnse of the
editor of u periodical for which Guiz It wrote
he ,ften met young lady named Paniine de-
Mrulau, who. like him. supported hers. If Ivy
her pen. Mademoiseltrs de Meulan fell i'll;
Sisters, and during her forced abs,iuene..
from literary labor, ;;t who'll. family were
IN danger ct falling into distress. One morn
ing sue received long paper in disguised
hand. but i'll precise imlnitation OF her own
literary style. with no'e. stating that Will,
her illness continued. articles eqnal.y su;ted
tn the magazine On which she was ruy,..,
woald be forwarded to her. When Ml,.. h.
hru!an recovered her h.uth made ,y-rv ..t-
tort t" discover her n..known h..nrfattor.
but In vain. AT length he present.. d hi,ns..it;
u was !'ie shy austere man Of letters whom
she had met 50 often at the editors huus..
and shortly afterward Mile. Pauliue de Men.
Ian became Madame Gurzot.
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t was. for he will not tell.


THOUGnTs.-Gud be thanked for books
They are the Voices If thu distant and dead,
and make US heirs Of the spiritual life of the
past ages. D'oks are tie true Jewellers.
They giye to all who will faithfully use them.
the society. the spiritual presence Of the best
aud greatest Of our race. No matter how
poor am. N",1atter though the prosper
Gus Of my own tidle will not enter my OBJ
scure dwelling. lfthe sacred writers will
enter and take up their abode under my
roof. If Milton will cross my treshold to sing
to the of Paradise. or Shakespeare to open
to mo thd worlds ofimagination aud the work
ings "f 1he human heart, and Frank lin tn en-
rich me with his practical wisdom. l shall
not pine for want If intellectual co,npuu"n.
ship; and l may hecome cultivated man.
though excluded from what is called the best
society in the place where live.
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"A cnuu:rymau went To- u lawyer. and
placing purse IF lnoney on the table. asked
his opinion about IL matter on which. he
thought If s.'in9 law. The matter stated
she lawyer ut once said: ..Yon have no Case
whatever" Upon this the cnuntry,::au
pockrtel biIsasxse. nnd was about walking
"ff. wick Food. stSer stopped him. ..R-pe.t
to $ Secd hnlIcd. than ;h parts Of your state
q. kernel OF the eo,,ou,id SO, when the lawyer.
or the hul's. Each eodities. explained To him
light Of seed cotton The rfectly good one. and
ill separate about three hundI-dict, Much GRAFT.
aily the kernel from the h"iI, WI counsel "a hand
The cotton seed meal, for fredingl when ,hs othsr
InlIer will furnish in one day is M >, no r.,n.rL
",ton planter than the cost Of the Hulk: ",':",
net only durable but simple aud eheap. r"'o"
Ii eo''' delivered in New Orleans sss .s.S sd:;cs
These machines manufactured only in ,..,.
nd are only sent to Louisiana when speeiaik.
he money accompanying the order Freight
vice that Of dry barrel.
ID. DENNETT, Franz
Sole Agent for the StAe Of =
Januarv II 1911
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This is how uncle Caesar. the .col.r.a
preacher disposed of the mode of baptism
question::
Now, hr'dfrn. hear great fuss about
desc words IN and Into " and folks wan,
us TO beii"'" dat dcy means .'undcr." and
dat when de scripture speaks of an indiwid
uai going down into de W ter, de Bible mean
to say dat Ee went under water. Now.
h'edrrn, y"n'er is brudder Solomon. Now.
spose some day 2" over to see brudder
S"'"'n"n: and brudjer Solomon very polite
say Uncle Caesar, come into de bousa.
do anybody suppose dis nigger would 20
under de hnuse!"
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How TO MAKE LoyE.-A su,ar.h.,.,.

How TO MAKE LovE.-A sugar hearted
love e-dunce writes TO literary paper a.k;,,
how he shall go 10 work to win the a!f.c,;n,oe ?
ct woman. Attend. Sapsoul Don't talk
about going 10 work" to win the affections
OF woman; it can't be done in that wov
The more you g" to work, the more she
eA dt.ei. Ssss W.
are afraid to this. jump in yourself and le,
her pub you "a;. Lend her money; if You
have no money. borrow some from her.
Make her believe she has deeply wronged
you and then forgive her. Deeply wrong
her and don't ask to be- forgiven. In short
cOntrive I" lay her under everlasting obi
alsting obliga ion To her. 1t does not make
the difference Of needless pin which. So
far as concerns the result but the latter
course is better adapted TO your capacity
News Letter
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un.rswsr abls Arguments.

unsrSver ablo ATHumsnts.
E..ab,;shed facts are silent arguments which neither
pen nor tongue can shake and b upen established
fact. that the equation of ostcters Stomach bife
.s health preserving elixir, ahd who'esome and pow
crfal remedy Ia based When witnesses come FORWARD
in crowds year after year. aud rsiasrste the same
uent in relation 10 the beneficial effects OF medicine
upon themselves disbelief in its efficacy u literally mn
,.sibe The credentials Of this nnequaied tonic and
attentive. extending period OF nearly twenty
e.rs include individuals Of every cass and resadeats o.
.v.rv Cline and refer to the most prevalent amoaK co
n,.ints which sf.ict and harass the human fam'y
Ehcr maltisude Of people, strangers 70 eaen osaei'
n.v. annually been seized with an insaac and mosSe
,.ss desire TO deceive the public, or Eoseeers nte's
sor M less than h Of century. have 1srn snofde
,ef 10 sufferers from Indigestion. fever and asne oh
.nc.s. general debility and nervous disorders as nc
rsher urro ,rauos has ever impaired To-day while Inc
of ,e rcadcr uron these lines tens o. tousan'
- resscns ars ag upon the Bitters - sure desnee
.,.i. the sienas which the present season eng ehee
~ ehear ecuaderce il not misplaced The lcsai Po''os
-,h dalers sore:ss cndsavor to ieiss sp01
=. ~ s n stsa sss evcrywEfe meeting the sa'e t
S IS. q fan snd iiostu White the eina'" iss sa
- yeessas:s srseaas . s'u1'sas's 'nels
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a New J"rsey minister received Il aote
requesting him I" preach from til" text "A
time IN Dance.' The next Sunday he read
he note t" his congregation with this con
elusive co ilmant: When l shall have be-
come fully satisfied that the important. duty
os dancins, is neglected i'll my congregation
rest assured will Civ. all needed admo nj
,i"n "n THIS subject"
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Marriage is difficult business iii Li,c.lf-iL
county. Connecticut. y marriage LICENSE
obtained i'll Waterbury, was not valid in
plymouth, and so the accommodating cler-
gyman performed part of the ceremony in
one town, and then, taking II walk across the
line, performed lie most eventfu! par: in the
other
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y gentleman was ndeuvoring to enjoy
an evening III tho company OF young lady
upon whom he called, but found IA serious
obstacle III the person Of her stern father.
VIII" at length ven,urrd 10 very plainly init
mate that the hour for retirin. had arrived.
,h,pk yuu nrr e.rrpcS s~-sias-.s-E
nae p'fn waiting To have you go to bed
over ma hour"
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lib" Polk County (W;sconsin) Press says
mam"utli Chester white, raised by Jerry
Mudy"it. OF Farm;bgson, went the way of nil
porkIes last week. He was prnbably the
largest hog ever slaughtered in ST. Cr,;x
Valley. When killed. he girtcd six feet
nine inches. and measured from the fin of
the nose t" tail. eleven feet His weight i.
estimated at fifteen hu' ,lred pounds. making
over Eve barrels of pork.
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A New Hampshire farpcr wanted /, farm
hand, and Was applied to by un Irisr,,nan
wh' wanted to work. The farmer Objected
!" engaging Pat on the ground that two
freshmen previously in his employ had di,a
on his hands. Then you object to I,irins
me for that. do ye ," said Pat. Fifth and
l can bring recomncnda ions from many :,
place I've worked that never played sch
a trick ~
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just AS the traveller was writ:n. his name
on the Register of T.aavcnwor:h hotel .
oed"us appeared. and inok its way across
the p"sr. The man paused and remarked.
~ y" been 's!'.'l by St. Jur, A.ss. bitten Inv
Kansas Eitv spiders. aid interviewed by
f'r' Scot graybsck>. Dat was never in :,
place bef'r" where-:he k.dbngs Looked over
III" h"'-l register to find out where xo,r
roOI., wis ''
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PLANTATION IN Isle PIQuANT. FIVE NILES
n from iiubcrtvle, and Bayou Teche, ten mics from
~ Tr; three thousand Ave hundred acres, one tnou'
snn Acres heavily timbered cypress swamp one thoa
sen two hundred arabic iand one three
~; crn sotatocs and other crops AMI rare place for
rstsiss eatte. horsts mucs hogs. dwelling honse,
ouhle cabins and small sugar house on the place.
i - be purchased ON liberal terms part cash, ana
liberal credit
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A recently married lady lately consulted
her lawyer on the following question:: As
welded Mr.. Smith for his wealth, aud that
wealth is now spent, am | not, to all in
tents and purposes. widow, and at liberty
to marry sguin!
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AN e4tuutioner said to Il criminal nn the
way to the scasfoId. IL feel Il littls n.rv,,n.
Tor TO tell you the truth never !,tnag .nv
poay before. "An.i t" be sql,ily frank
with yoa said tie cuipri,. Il wa, nev. hun,,
nei"re; but let MS both do our hest. and I
dare say we will inanags well enough"
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My dear friend, said gentleman to n
bankrupt, tie other day. Il m s,,rry I, hear
OF your misfortune. Your family has nv
warmest sympathirs. oh don, ,rouhie
yourself aho"t my family. fIooked ou, for
shem' You bet. Just save your sympathy
for the fan lies of my creditors
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I'll Elb1tross and the Sailor.

Among ti.r larger Species of iird- !,
G"d'> l,ir.air'. creati"n filn :Ii,atrns. i .,,,
Ut 'h, most renaGkah". II,re : i. .ie.,
ab"nt it:
II" eve of the allairo.S is full. briDl,
aud expressive. ike tha: Of cazcIIe. and
hns an expression Of pa;hus au.i inteljioence
winch Is singniirly attractive. The feather,
aIe ei'her pure white or delicat-ly pencIed
.i aio sPeckirt except on the upper side of
The wings, which are mostly black.
1t sometimes weighs twenty pounds and
nas twelve feet stretch Of wings. It s;f, ON
the water light and graceful as swan. ond
WIZ CIV" nnHtr like a pelican. for sometime
discovered by It's keen eve beneath the sur-
face. " - ''' ''' SUI
when 1t IS about to Ii>e on the wing. it
mas positively to tread the water for Il Iorr
way. tx" a running ostrich. heforc i; c,n
Sc' IN" proper momentum and soar aL.ft.
but once it is fairly up aud lis Yinjors onit,.
'ree' II c'eaves the mir with excee,iup sw;tt
ness, and skins the air ike the smn,Ics,
swallow. with perfect ease and Grace
"A sailor who was recently roamin. .rouni
one OF the n@inhati'ed tropical islands of
'ne i'aciiIc had quite an adventure with on..
ot these birds, which viii Goubtless ipc,.,.o
MS superstItious reverence for them.
lie was exploring some Of the rocky, int
ting clitfs that overhang the sea. beneath
winch the water dashed and $wirlGd in cre,t
cddirs e ', and suddenly lost his footing and
fell into the sea. ''''
~" one was rear rh"u2. to atfrri i,imanv
assistance. and he must must inr,i,nhly
nave bee'l Crowned bal net Il hinge a}iufro..
appeared Just then, and evidently Susrectina
III" sailor "' som" Improper Intentions with
regard "a it, mate, which was a;ftiug NJ,
nest close al hand. Coming like magic. with
m almost Impercrptible motion. anux..a1,sI-
asst, determined. ike any ether dying man.
o catch at straw rather than nothing.
Next minute bis feet touched grcuni--tke
lcxt liz roiin. Oh The soft sandy slope
W the sea--savrd by an aibu,ro~s.
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A young man wa. tried on the charge of
having murdered both his father and mother
The crime was fully proven, and the judge,
before passing sentence, asked the criminal
if he had anything to say. Nothing" he
answered. Except 10 beg your honor TO re-
member that aul un orphan.
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. SUGAR PLANTATION ON RIGHc BANK or
Raven vermiIion parish of lafayette, miles IRON
vermlisnyi.ie fronting la arpents on the Bayou Sy
arpens in Depth and detached tract Q. ~oSs ,nen,s
II critiva,icn the balance enclosed as pasture large
dwelling house AZ by 40, rooms below ana aoose' a'se
a,,,s room cabins crib, stable, sheds, good
surar house and horse mill kettles with capacity ioT M
bncsheads of sugar "a hours, 20 acres OF cahe'
barrels corn for sale with the place.
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A bright little fellow was travelling i.
crowded stage coach, and had been take on
the Tap OF fellow passenger. The conyrr-
sst,o" turned on pickpockets and their great
skhi. "Ah: my fine fellow" said the gen
t'emar who had The little Que on his knee,
.how easily l could pick your pocket as
II lay open near his huud. mo you couiun't
neither answered the little boy with "a
shnrp twinkle in bis eye, ''cause I've been
looking out for you all the way"
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A man in Minnesota had got all ready to
be married. hen he received u letter from
his wife in Maine, which reminded him that
he was already in the holy state. lie Lad
entirely forgotten tho circumstances.
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among lis greatest curiosities Wisconsin,
't"Sons man who has been married si1
times twlre TO the same man; has been di-
'"rceh three times, twice from the sam. man
and Is now widow.
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A man. stopping his paPt wrote ), >,
editor: IL think folks ottelto rpcT .,s .e
money for pnypcr. mi dadd tden I, ~. '"e'
erybody sod he was the iaige.test ~ ~
in the country and had thsha,t. st FAM. m"
Of boiz that ever dugged z B."
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81 saw how, is there a

II say boy. is there aag to shoo,
around h ore :" inquired - ~ o' oe "
boy he met. well. hx ~ NJ. .
nothing just about herd cur school,
master is just over the there cutting
birch rods. you might wtp and pop him
over"
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An ingenious wife in pises cured her
husband Of snoring tha4s q . gutta
pelcha tabe with two ckapos1 ends; one
end she puts over his nend 0ooth and
the other over his earJe codnsumrs his
own noise as q stove dts ewm smoke,
and wakes up instumteFk
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STRONG !.FEEcrioN.-T There is .n,r VII,
SAWS lie has been at "v'.ilin:. parties uut
wes;. where the boys Iiri girls l,is 5, h,rd
that their siirs cave IA. lie stys Ee has
many Ok his own ribs br,lcn til IL v..rv wuy.
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A forlors bachelor. not hoasnud miles
from "averIy county. slid up to the clerk
ana ai,t asked for permit to get msrrird.
when asked the maine ofAhe lady. he replied
sarah. The clerk wanted to know the
rest; bachelor had forgotten it; said he had
Sourted the girl FIVE years. and never heard
ner nj COLL by any other than her first name.
ne started TO hunt up tbs g,rl, ani soon re-
turn. = =. right: aayins fssad her back
-
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III Chicago the TribHne says. the suffer.
ing nun VII" goes down TO his business in
.he morning. doesn't know whether h..
night "'''''' "'
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There i. beautiful ;.ingSes Mon
,rcal. who, notwkbstanI the 6ct that she
ha. lost both lagsAbov4 knqrs, has re-
ceived over d..zp on mnlgi.ge. and
refused them sll. On4her kers il a
member of the Ola Lhion lsrliament.
Thi. afflicted girl sPs(eye.t languages.
and charmss everys ys.;soccme1 near her.
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A Massachusetts Dc tells Of 5..colored
woman who ha3i hvl .-,v eonvjrt.d lint
who was sn unf"r,dsi /. tly iko pns.
sion over :he misdoia Nc. pi,hLor..
Youngsters. Her mi u.s II f""pe "pon >
the imrr"rriety ot sue anau4 Nh. ccsr
of one expecting. TO j"iA cjTcA I've
Speri-nced religion" AAJ. p .pous
..rrd Use gwine to jin4hbu4 L9 Mis
sus l be switched IF or<ht:af .scd
little niggrr fust."
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\ SLIGHT MIsTAKE-..Wha, c:rrotty-
headed little brat is tina; nadam, 10 -,
know his naa,-l"
Why. yes that's my youn ,est sonl"
''You don'i say SO indeed! Why what :,
dear little. sweet. dove eyed cherub hs is To-
he sure
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\ remedy fon c!Iiiirrns crying j, pru-
posed. Ii is t. dash capfuH fu water ie.,
the infants face. an,l the inventor ..s.ns
that few repetition, If the dose wit
Suffice 4-
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Mot'er-'Now, Cnarli,.. rua and fetch
,he peer, Charlie-"Ush. it's a rainin' SO
ara 'aint fit to send dog on. in. Cam,
you send gram'father."
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'.There is Il young and handsome lad; in
California who is engineer, and rams a
stationary engine 70 supply the water tank OF
til, place where she lives. She can bring down
Il flying antelope with her needle gun eau,lly
rs well.
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Ih.ve now on hand and for sale large number OF
,rahle plantations and farms of any required ana
Of every variety Of SOIL which can he had ON the most
favorable terms have also some choice Places NOT al
together with several extensive tracts
suited for grazing farms. ~. a.....
Persons wishing to make investments in the Asiaka
mas marshes can obtain any they may
.h R.nner together with schedule Of prices, terms,
d;,;ons Of sale ETC. by forwarding stamped envelope
with their address. a.. ,,
at;ons paccd upon plantations and farms in
the nriees given in the schedule will not be considered
si;r fnr longer period than days from the date
f;, ;ne The lar est latitude allowed in soliciting
;nformaticp, which will be promptly given
''''o EDWARD H. LOMBARD,
Real Estate Agent, New Iberia, La
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What is &. bull The best tiisiii:ipH we
have heard is: When You ses twelve cows
all lying DOWN on the gr ss, aud ono of them
standing MP, that's a bull.
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PLANTATION THREE MILES WEST FkoM 81 81
Martinyille 5i2 arpents; mules neac OF cat.le'
,oct shars In Prairie Long for sale with the place
Dvreling. rooms outhouses, cotton gin win s.ean M
rower ali in working order, barns stables e.c "
c in fine running order, and six families good negro
lahorers on II.
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say Smith, where nave you been for q
week back. Il haven't been anywhere for
It, han't got weak back"
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Al Iowa paper makes This liberal .ff..r:
IF amy one IN this vicinity has dollar not.
aud will let me see it we will place hi name
on our list for six months subscription
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