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vinteyesy you hayr y ssx. mafriend,
gWhsther witty. Or grave. orgay,
Uondense as much NJ you eveican,
y gAad sAylnfhS rsadlssswsy
Aud whether you wrlts OF rurl affairs.
Or particular thfngsin cowf. 10
Just take eord Of fsfiusaty atviee-s
81 hg~sl S0ilt down.
FOR II you 60 splutteEing over spage ~
When . comp . " ifnes woun do, IttFE
yose ebuttef sspreadi % much. you zee,
That the bresd looks psninly through,
spswhen you have a story totel,
And Mould iikea little rsnom,
To make avtts nrsof yonr with, my friend
w Boil down.
When writing an article for th.presy, St
whethsr pssss y vsrs6, inst ~ bGE
To utter your, ,thonshts In the fyest words,
And let them becffsp and dry, - ~
And whes % is Anistee and yos suppose
1t u done exactly brpwn.
Just look h over ngsin. and the,
9JE@a . Boil 4 Idown.
For editors do not like TO print
An article laxily long,
And eUeneral reader does nA care
For . couple or yanis o. song.
90 eathee yuar wins ia<sesmaslsss specc~
II you'd win the nuthar's crown.
And every time yon wrts. my friend.
y 49, Boil u down.
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Activity.

The doctors will tell you, and your
own observation will confirm it, that
the healthieet men in the world are
men most actively employed. The
child's hymn has it that Satan finds
mischief for idle hands and the
ghas,ly goddess of i'll health and dis.
ease finds mischief for sluggish bluod
blood and indolent muscles.
Even the mountain lake, for all the
cool fresh wind that continually crisps
its dark surface into tiny waves, grows
dull and stagnate In its inactivity !;
and that Christian life which is only u
pool, shut into its own broodings, must
Of necessity stagnate also.
How different the dull surface of the
standing water, with its mating oi
heavy weeds, from the clear, musical
tide of the streamlet that rushes by
field and wood, with a song and bles
sing wherever 1t goes.
Activity is essential to healthy life,
and especially to healthy Christian
life, The Christian life Is like the bi
cycle that hurries along our roads
while It is in motion you are born on
ward safe and upright, but when il
pauses you fall helpless to the earth
Golden Hours.
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Wr.tte-i Tor tie Auveftse<r.
i" Bows"

/ noticed an extract in your paper
with the above title. BOYS, am q
boy, YES boy. Is it iUt startling
assertion To make after reading that
edlfying piece. Who WAS it written
by. will rake the Iiiertv 20 answer
that question. 1t was written by an
old maid. Why? Because no man
would lower himself to that degree,
to write such an article. And lW true
woman who knows the value Of boys
(and there are but very few but what
dol would think of doing them an
injustice. The writer of that highly
interesting piece mentioned "iumpIng
over the fence" in preference to going
through the gate. Is it crime 20
Jump over the fence, that we should
De censurcd for it? But the public
must decide. AS for girls, | have
nothing to say against them, and much
to say for them, if it is required, but
l love them, always did, and perhaps
always will. c.
Sp,ingdale, March Is '72.
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Written for the Advel tlser.
|. Boys" Again.

We boys are great fellows. II it
wasn't for us the women wouldn't
know what TO do. They try to run
US down. We have been imposed on.
Boys, now let's take our own part.
If it wasn't for lis they couldn't get
milking done at all; SO that's one
thing we are good for. We work in
the field and raise grain and sell tito
feed them; that's as much as they do
for us. When it is time to do choie es,
father says, !" ! am going away; you
get up the cows, and milk; water the
horsss, fsed and slop the hogs" If
we do bring mud in the house, they
shouldn't complain; for we have
good reason for it, and that's all they
have to do. "I.et the world wag as it
WILL" well be men some day,
and as big as our daddies dare be,
and then the the women need not talk
af tumbling over our skates and break
ing their necks. N.
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hat house, and - honorable and up
right as any business man In New
York. He has never forgotten and
will never forget that lesson. II he
''ad gone to the pcniteniiary his worst
ears would have been realized. When
~ offender is young. the oliense is .
irst one. and the offender appears
pe'.itenf, It Is entirely proper for you
70 exercise leniency by dismis- ing the
complaint; and In the case now be-
fore you. gentleman, you have been
entirely right In your action.p
AZ the District Attorney ended bis
remarks there was round OF applause,
IN which am very certai, every
member Of the jury participated
Those VINO had been most doubtful Of
he propriety Of our actton were heart
" glad that their doubts were not
Hell founded.
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Gentlemen having more votes than
they know how to inte'ligently bsstow
in the approaching election are 10.
spectiully reminded that Mr.. Tlmothv
Mccarthy Is q candidate for re.st~ction
as Supervisor OF the Fourth Ward.
After voting as oftsn Ia the other
wards as is. judieiols, it would BE- an
act of kinipess TO step over Into tho
Fourth. and expend the surplus ballots
upon MI. Mccarthy. Mr.. Mccarthy
has for a long time been identified
with the best inter- cts Of the city--in
the same way that cut worm is iden.
tilted with the succulent tap root Of
the springiIg corn. San Francisco
4Nelcs Letter.
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A sad tale comes from Selma, Ala.
Ii appears that twelve young men Of
that city swoie off on New Years
Day, 1871, and agreed to deposit with
ne of their number, on the first day
of each month SO each, the total to
be divid, among the members Of the
Association, who OH the LIST of Janu.
AIRY, 1872 should prove to have teen
faithful to their pledge. One by one
the members backsiid and yielded to
the liquid temptation, until only
single Individual was left, who ut noon
on New Years Day was to receive
81, 400. This ALdlel faithful f"uhd
among the faithless, proceeded to the
rendt zvous ut the appointed time.
He waited until ten minutes after
noon, and then thought he would run
into the saioon next door and get =
nip. He had just swallowed It when
ten Of the other niembeis entered 70
take their MONDAY Angostura, aud he
found TO his horror that his watch was
twenty minutes tast, aud the money
was lost. The eleven therefore pro.
ceeded to the residence Of The treas.
urer, aud found that he had lost aii ths
money playing draw poker with QUE
of the church trustees. The ssd 90.
currence cast gloom over the Whole
community.
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A tree was felled the other day at
Sandy Creek, Wagga Wagga, tor the
purpose OF procung honey, which it
was known had been collected there
oy a rather large swarm OF bees.
When the tree was cut down there
was found III the hollow Que of the
most astonishing collections Of honey
ever known, probably, to have been
gathered by one swarm Of bees. There
were several immense layers Of comb
ten feet in length, and Of great densi.
ty, extending along the inside OF the
trunk and clothing the hollow of the
tree almost entirely. Alter it had
been carried home (having been vast.
ed considerably by the iall Of the tree
and the primitive mode in which it
was coliected), the comb yielded over
two hundred pounds OF honey Of the
purest quality. Could Canaan beat
this s?--1NelboWne Asyus.
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NO. Il,

all OF them, Objectionable on aceoun,
Of the danger thas attends their use
Here is where gunpowder surpasses
them all. .Gunpowder is safe. No
man Was ever hurt with gunpnwder
except by his own ignorance or c'.re
lessness, or that Of snme other man
Ss'eak well Of our servant gunpowdrr
IT 4. Becchcy, in Woods Household
Magazine.
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Leap Year Felicities.

Ell Perkins has undergone matri-
monias proposals at the hands Of one
Of his lady friends, AM he has this to
say about il: #t5
First called on my liqnid eyed
brunette friend, Miss Saliie Morris, OF
Madison avenue. Now I've spent a
good deal oI money on Miss Sallie for
operas, bouquets. Delmonico lunches
DC. I've been trying for two years to
win her affections.
Last night, full of love and hope, ]
rang old Morris door bell. In u mo.
Ament Miss Salii. WAS by myself OH the.
retired sofa. After speaking of the
coming opera / felt very velvety hands
touch mine.
DO you know, Mr.. Perkins," she
said, looking me straight in tho face.
"tb tito day IL our proposing day ~
!" Well, | suppose SO" I remarked.
modesliy looking down at her mosaic
bracelet.
"Weli. you know, my dear Eli, that
] have been out with you good
deal.n
] /" Yes,v replied, beginning to feel
embarrassed. e8
4" You know, my dear" she said,
taking both Of my hands, "that it il
coating ne good deal f.r dresses and
gloves, aud" -
And costing me good deal for
carriages, Ooquets, aud Dei,nonico's, !"
| suggested. 8s
- Yes, while have been happy to
go there with you-I feel feel-Oh,
my dear Eli, / don't know how To say
what want to- and then the beau
tiful child hid her face ON my bosom
Do not fear my power, beautiful
one" l said, soo;bingIy. What is
il that weighs upon your sorrowful
heart ?"
"Oh! Eli, il is love-" she said.
sobbing wildly. and twisting her jew.
eled fingers III my auburn halr.
/" Heaven be praised" I sighed, as l
felt the beating of her heart against
my vest, "for whom is this love, dar-
ling ?" I asked, you know l am
deeply interested in you"
You will not be mad with me,
Emp at
II" No, sweet one, I shall be only toe
happy l said, wiping the tears from
my eyes. ala Hs 4a
Well, my dear, my long cherished
friend, love''--
Who, dear Sallie-who do you
love"
We'll, Eli, ! love Charley Brown, I,
whom l am cngaged;" and then th'
scafdfng tears reIl thick ana fast OF
my shirt bosom.
to say to me-" / asked, hesitatingly
AS I nnloosened her hands from In,
! neck
Why, my dear Eli, Charley ant
father thought had better see YOU
and propose"-
On, darling one, l am thine
take me, never mind father tax,
me as am take"--
But. Eli, let me explain. They
wanted ME to see you and thank yot
for your many kindhesses, and pro
pose that you don't come here any
more"
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Trihes.

Excuse haste aud bad pen," as
the pig said when he broke out.
When man runs against another In
Hartford now, it is the proper thing Ia
say, Beg your pardon, Governor"
A bachelor is described by Sorosis
ter rs man who has neglected bis
opportunity Of making some woman
mise able. ssF n sars. s
The railroad men down East are
quizzing new station agent who made
requisition for "red oil" for signal
lamps. -@s8zs. snt,-f
A small boy could not see why the
4 leaves Of tables, not resembling any
leaves with which he was familiar
should be no called AT last he found
it out. II know" be cried, they're
called so because sou can leave them
up or you eau leave chem down."
"A young theological student, not fal
from Boston, recently invited young
lady to attend aHcOncert. The dam
sets answer to the invitation was Il,
this wise 9 Hyou ,me as . tempo
ra,y s,sppiy.' l must decline the invi
taiion. ! am only hearing 'regala'
candidates. He didn', supply.
A mother, who had with her littl,
Z A INV lifrr. was examining the figure O
d horse on t0mbstone and wonder
ing what it was an emblem Of. Their
was nothing to explain II In the in
scription. Mamma, ,"saida the littl
one as they moved away, siiouidn'
wonder if she died with the night
mare.n --s' = 9-#1
If you have been tempted to evil, q
from II. II 10 not falling III the wate
but lying in u that drowns.
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Since the passage OF the law taxing
incomes, there have been collected
from this source 1882 100000 When
1t is considered that IL has cost but
S340, ,O90, 900 to collect this amount, the
wisdom of the measure CecOmes cOu-
spicuously parent. "Sam, did son
sell them Eaters? Yes, fa! her."
!" Did you buy back the sack ?' :. Yes,
father" What did sou get for the
'taters ?" Seventy-five cents. faith.
er." /" What did YOU pay for the
sack ?" One dollar. father.o "Sa,n.
your a financier; give me the l.. .onev -
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Chlorine for Rats.

Atthe 0onAmencesnent OF this season
| had numher of very choice and
valuable pigeons In large loft sifus
ed over coach house and stable.
The flooring WAS very old, and numer-
.als rat holes communicated with the
.pace under the flooring aud abovr
me ceiling Of the stsbling below.
Attracted BY the cnri,, the rats came
and took possession of this space.
Wy choicest birds were eaten alive by
tlse+e most csrnivorous Of the rodentia.
I was In despair. had tried poison.
traps, ETC., with only partial benefit,
and had serious thoughts of selling
III my stock Of Columbide and taking
10 ealle owls, bull terriers, skunks,
oppossums, or some animals to which
rat. are not obnoxious. At last, after
deep cpgitation, determined to try .
chemical renedy--nameIy. chlorine, q
~. so potent and destructive to animal
life that knew that, II could apply
it advantageously, 1t must necessarily
prove efiectual. Fortunately, 1t is
much hea vicr than atmospheric air
20 there was every probability Of ITS
flowing down the holes If 1t once en-
tered into them. / therefore took u
Florence oil hask, adapted piece of
glass tubing To its mouth by means Of
= perforated cork, aud to the glass
added short length Of india-rubber
tubing. In the na.k l put an ounce
of maganese and In equal weight Of
common salt, poured on winegisss
Of warer. and then added gradually an
equal quantity of strong oil of vitriol
tsulphuric acid). The cork and tubes
being adjusted, the apparatus wns
r. ady for action. A spirit lamp ap-
pied to the 6ask liberated q stream Of
chlorine. y gas which. II breathed,
except when diluted with many thous
and times its bulk Of air, is absolutely
irr. spirable.
All the rats holes having been Gov
cred over, one after another was opsn
Cd, the india rubber tubs introduced.
aud stream Of chlorine directed down
each. The space between the floor
and ceiling must have been filled with
= mixture of chlorine and nir that no
1a1 could have broathed aud lived.
Since that time nuvc -r<vs ..-~...s-.
Old aud young have alike disappeared
should . stray Adventurer make his
sppearance l shaIl repeat my mex.
pei,sive remedy. and am now congrat-
ulaiing myself on having. for the
present Vt least, extirpated the enemy
would suggest that IN those In
stances In which crickets, ants, cock
reaches, etc., are concealed In places
where they are difficult Of fdislo.igment,
the chlorine treatment might be ap-
piicable Turf, Field and Farm.
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As the trials of life thicken. and the
dreams OF other days fade one by one
in the deep vista OF disappointed hope,
the heart grows weary Of the struggle,
aud we begin to realize our insi4 MD
cance. Those who have climbed the
-4sis...oi~ sss.Asno or revel in luxury
and wealth, go 10 the grave at last
with the poor meudicant who begs bp
the wayside, and ,iko him are s00n
forgotten. Generation after genera.
tion, says an eloquent writer, have
teit us we teei, aud their feiIows were
NE active III life as ours are now. They
passed away rs a vapor, while Nature
wore the same aspect vi beaut, NJ
when the Creator commanded her to
be. And SO IL shalt be when We are
gone. The heavens viii be bright
bver our graves as they are uow around
our path; the world will hnve the
same attraction Tor offspring yet un-
born that II had once tor ourselves,
aud that II has now tor our children.
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Frankness.

Frankness is supposed to be COM
mon virtue. II in most uncoinmon. II
is, indeed, an extraordinary thing. Il
leluirps truth. si,npiictty, love, and
genuine goodness. Many men speak
truth very plainly when angry; many
speak pleasant truth frankly, but ie"
there are whose souls are 80 balanced
Ia an atmosphere Of love that they
speak whatever needs to I've said. to all,
plainly. gently, fully. The dearest
friends live together for years without
daring to speak things which they
know, and which zach party Knows
that the other knows.
Parents live with reserve years
long. toward their cliildren. Children
carry untouched, unsy labled thoughts
and feelings that take hold of their
very being. Friends meet aud part
day by day-friemds 80 tue that they
would almost die for each other Tor, !,
what IL harder than this, who are vii
ling to ive for each other), and never
speak Of things that each know Is pass
Ing In the others mind. 1t Is very
strange to zee people come up to con.
versation in topics that BY . tscit free.
masonry are sacred. aud, without .
worl or look, one glides past on one
side aud the other upon the other side,
aud meet beyond, going down the
common channel again. Was there
ever thoughtful, sensitive person,
that dared to be open, transparent,
frank? aaa
But, however TINS uAAy Oe, there can
10 no d.,ubt that Christian people are
not frank enough for eaCh others
good. II men knew ilow 70 speak the
truth III love, how rich might one be-
come! A man might stand then IN the
focus Of the wisdom of Ill his friends.
But, refusing to let their light shine,
men VOW gr Pc in the partial light Of
their own wisdom. distempered by
self love. gs4#
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Grand Jury Stories.

s. Col. r. W. KNOX. in .Scribner's fn,
MARCH,. publishes an art Gle on the
lhmous New York Grsad Jury Of
which he was Q member. We quote
from advance steeh a. sOllows:
n Not many days after we were con
.yepe1 = caae that iouched the heart of
9vRsy ~ ~ ths room was brought
keypea - yaong girl had heen
accused Of theft "a few dollars in
enoney had been stolen 1t was found
sIn her possession. and she had made
partial confession. The complainant
Nass woman. and thss acansed lad
been IN her emplnv. Whea the esse
1as called the woman entered the
Jury room and was sworn by the fore
man. She took the chair assigned to
witnesses, and the foreman questioned
her: aa ass
ibid YOU loss some money 9"
"Yes. sir. '~
"When did you lose It %"
On fhr hrat day of December.
"Who took il ?"
"Tha girl named In the complaint"
How do you know she tnok it?"
'-sla1nundit in her possession. and
ID, nfesseA taking IT," 49,,
That win do; you can O."
But the woman kept her sea-, and
moved her hands uneaaily. "You can
GO" said the foreman again; but she
dtd not start. Ajuror sitting nesr the
door rose 20 show her out. and as he
did s0 the woman said:
do mot wish to press the can,
piaint. want 10 withdraw u, snd
have the girl released
"Why 500" asked the foreman.
Because" and her voice began to
choke, ''becsuse the girl IL young. and
| do not wisll to rain her. Somebody
else urged her to steal the money, and
I think she will do bsttgr in the future
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A good, finished scandal, full armed
and equippeds such as circulatss In
the world, 10 rarely the production Of
asingle individual, or even OF i single
cotar'e. Il sees the light Ia one is
rocked aud nurtared Ia anosher; is
petted, developed. aud attains its
growth in a third; ani recsise. it's
finishing touches oaiy after passing
through ,,iu!,i,u !c of hands,
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The New York World says: "Noth.
ing r. 20 di.gastinR to auditors NJ to
zee bos,y old nnid With . concsve
-t,tn .ch. ard 4 neck ltks . chicken
l.ei up IN ! Suffrage meeting sud pr~ac /,
free love" ,tEsikHH E
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"A young lady, giving in her reiig.
gious experiences, said " she once wore
jewelry Of ali kinds, and took ereat
. pride in H. but. becoming c"hvincrd
that the practice Was sinful. and would
destroy her soul. she sold her jew+lry
70 her ..oanser sister for ten do,lars.
and bought lottery ticket.n ss.s
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MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored.

-H- Just put ,iished, a Rew edition Of
Aw 3. cUs.vEHWelly CELEBRATED
ESSAY On the rGdGc0i oaye with
out ns sdicine) ri sspermaeorrhosa
or Seminal Weak ness, Involuntary seeen tnal
Lnssee, ImPotenc Mental and Phystcat In
capacity. Impod lmeuts to Marriage. etc.;
49, Q6neoi Pti. On, Epiiepkys and Ftee, IN
dueed by self.lnd iul2enoe DR. Sexual extrsS-
agance.
ANPrice. In ealed envelope. only . cts.
The celebrates author. In this admirable
essay. clearly d .ein0nstrstes from thirty
years AuccesSsn practice, that the alarminl
consequences o self abuse may bf radically
cured without + he dan .er ,us nAe n internal
medicine 0S The aypltcati0n ef sese knife:
pointing out q m0dc o5 cure at once simple.
cGB1etn and eEssclxAl, by mGMnssN 0tlq,,
ev5Fyshnerer. rso matter wasat tits S0ss1ebNn
may he, may G, ire himself cheaply, private.
". and r6dicHH y. .s5=H.-5,
HThIs I.ect, ire should be In the hands ol
every y0uth an hevery man In the 1nnd. -
Hant. y lder eal. In plata envelope. 20
any addresa. pm stpatd On REQ. .ipt Of stx couts,
Or two poata . esuamps.
Also. DR. Culverwsii-s Marriage Guide.'
ST5 IT cHal &c. KLINE q co.
~ HO01efV. New York. p0afs003Co Boz l.eR6.
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FLEMING HOUSE.

North OF the Court square,
TIRrorv row ~.
THIS POPULAR H3TEl
enlarged and thoroughly RENTED and
fe-fnrnisht d, ufiers the best of ccommOda-
Ions To hoarders and the travelling public
Money or pains will not he spared "a mike
the entertainment at this house nrst cfass.
Good Stabling on the Premises
All persons desiring conveyance to Da-
venport. Wilton or Stanwood, can procure
seats In the Hacks by ieaving thole oana
1t the Fleming House.
MRS. G. FLEMING, PrOprietress
A. p. FILMING. Clerl. saassrsssssss, 80 29m6
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Justices.
JOHN 9. TUTHILL,
O. w. PORTER
conveyancer.
ABE ADLER.

OFFICE wi h Countv Treasurer, Tipton
~ Cedar Couaty, Iowa will pay taxes
fDr nom residents, examine land titles, fur
uish abstracts. &C.
Refers to J W. Rnil. Atty: Jesae james
Co Recorder; r. c. Mct,lelIard, Co. Treasurer
HAMMOND 4 Pound b nkers. II
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This useful article II now offered to all. al
very reasonable price. considering the
expense and dffnculty in preparing Chinese
Cement ebrmaske et 80 thal there is no ex-
cusc forvasy on 10 be without II. The
Cement In very hne and becomes as hard a.
- : -
thereinre II IN the only Cement tina will
ssse1 hos md esld wnaer. ana fpr perfsoely
ansssnk the sollowing materials Il has no
equal, such as:
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MILLER HOCsB, !

9tanvvood, iowa.
,NHE PROPRIETOR OF this House will
spare no pains To make his guests com.
fortable; and In doing ~ hnpeo 10 OsFlt the
custom of the public Rcller2i1y.E dac1s
leave this house daily tSundays excepted,
will ..e fOunsi 4 g9spd Livery. Home CO De0m
and farmers will be furnished meah q re.
sltit-ed rates. 9
i2tf n. n. MILLER. psspristss.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-04
Reed House.
OPPOSITE RAYLRoAD DEPOT,
WILTON. y.TOwA


vTyHIS HOUSE has been refitted and refur.
! nished by JOSEPH OURs, ~ nrst-claa&
style. and II kept second to none in the
state. The traceiItne putAic Are respectful
~ invited. An who slop Ahc6 wln come
again.
~ faa Ha& aB8v@B
Good Stabling and First Glass
Livery Attached.
JOSEPH OURS. Proprietor.
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