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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23
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"ao IT ALONE


There's a game much In fashion, think Its caiie,
Though I'VE never played II for pleasure or luere,
In which, when tho cards are In certain conditions
The players appear 70 have changed their positions
And one Of them cries In confident tone
T" ] think might venture TO go 1t alone"
While watching the game, us whlm Of the bards,
moral to draw from the skirinish In cards
And 20 fancy he finds IN the trivial strife
Some excellent hints for the battle Of Life
Where, whether the prize be ribbon or throne,
The winner Is he who can go II alone"
When great Calico proclaimed that the world
In regular orbit was ccaselcssly whlrled
And got-not convert for all OF his pains,
But only derision, and prison, and chains
:" IL moves for all that, was his answering tone,
For he knew like the earth, he could go It alone"
When Kepler, with Intellect piercing afar,
Discovered the laws of each planet and star
And doctors who ought To have lauded the name,
Derided his learning and blaekened his fame,
II can't walt he replied, It'll the truth you shal
For he felt in his heart he could go it alone"
Alas for the player who idly depends
In the struggle for life, upon kindred and friends
Whatever the value OF blessings like these,
They can never atone for inglorious ease,
Nor comfort the coward, who finds with groan
That his crulehcs have LEFT him TO go 1t alone
There is something no doubt, in the hand you ma,
Health. family, culture. wit. beauty and gold;
The fortunate owner may fairly regard
As each in its way, the most excellent card
Yet the game may be lost with all thesefor your own
Unless you've the courage to go II alone"
In battle or business whatever the game,
In law or In love II Is ever the same,
In In ne iss struggle IT, for gawer S or scramble g Pe
For whether the prize be a ribbon or throne,
The victor Is he who goes II alone"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

PERPEruAL MOTION. John Randolph,
Of Roanoke, was making a speech against
the United States Bank, and among other
things, he remarked that the banks were
the cause Of perpetual motion that was
more certain and reliable than any thing
else Of the kind due to human invention !:
"For banks make poverty, and poverty
makes rags, and rags make paper, and
paper makes money, and money makes
banks, and banks make poverty, and pow
erty makes rags, and rags make paper, and
paper makes money, and money makes
banks-and 80 on forever and ever, 80
long as banks exist.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

Washington Irving, once when picking
up an apple under a tree in his own or,
chard, was accosted by an urchin Of the
neighborhood, who, not recognising him
as the proprietor, offered to show him q
tree where he could aget some better ap.
Piles than those" "But,' said the boy,
I'VE must take care that the old man
doesn't see u.s." II went with him" said
Irving, ''and we stole dozen of my own
apples
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

John Varnum, Of Lyndon, is a practica
joker. A few Sundays ago, in returning
from church, he was conversing with his
wife on the subject of the sermon, and re.
marked that he couldn't believe saints and
sinners ever dwelt so near together as the
sermon represented. His wife intimated
that they could, and instanced the follow
ing case; Haven't you and dwelt in
the same house for several years ?" This
was square hit on John, but he wormed
out of it, and closed the case with the fol.
lowing argument: "Yes, to be sure; but
did | ever call you sinner?"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

Who WAS JUNIus 2--The Honorable
Alexander H. Stephens delivered the ad-
dress before the literary societies Of the
University Of Georgia on the 9th. Theme /:
the Letters Of Junius." These were
treated as covering an immense range,
comprehendiug the just power Of rulers,
the true source Of their authority, as well
as tho right and duties Of those under
their rule. Mr.. Stephens does not believe
Sir Philip Francis wrote these celebrated
letters, and gives his reasons for differing
from Macaulay, Brougham, and the great
majority ofthe critics. Asbetween Francis
and Lord Lyttleton, Mr.. Stephens rather
inclines % give the authorship to the lat
ter.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

A PRIvATE STILL.-The Madison
(Wis.) Courier tells this of revenue
officer who was sent into an illicit ahiskey
distilling district in Kentucky He knew
that illicit distilling was going on, but he
could get no basis to work from. Coming
to an lrishman who was tolerably drunk,
the officer tapped him on the shoulder and
said, my man, do you want to make ten
dollarsY ais it ten dollars ?" said Pat
"sure and | do" "Then," said the Off
Ger, "show me private still ~ an do the
same; follow me, yer honor" The officer
followed across lots and fields to the camr
Of company Of soldiers that had beer
sent there to aid the revenue officers
The soldiers were in line--dress parade.
"Do you see that red-headed man n asked
Pat, pointing to one Of the soldiers
Eyes" replied the officer. "He is" said
Pat, 'my brother. He's been in the ser
vice twelve years. He'll be Corpora
after while, but he is "a private still. -
"ren dollars gone, and he wended his way
back to his hotel.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

A man in Schuylkill Haven, who wants
to be minister, said he believed he had
been called to 'aabor in the Lords vine.
yard" His brother, who was less noted
for his piety, said he had mistaken the
word ''barnyard" for vineyard
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

A young man who enjoys the name OF
Frank in parting with young lady the
other night was eudeayoring to impress the
customary kiss, when she forcibly showed
him back, and said, "No sir, the Frank.
ing privilege is abolished"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

A grocer being solicited to contribute
to the building of a church, promptly sub.
scribed his name to the paper in the fol.
lowing eccentric manner: "John Jones
the only place in town where you can get
eleven pounds Of sugar for dollar tweu.
ty-fye cents.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

THE HIoBEsr MouNrArE.-The high
est mountain on the North American con-
tinent is Mount st. Elias, in Alaska, whose
elevation is II 300 feet Next to itcome
the volcano Of PopocatapetI, in Mexico,
1854 feAt, and 0rizaba- also in Mexico,
II 1888 feet. IF the newly discovered peak
Of the Holy Gross, IN the yellow Stone re-
gion, found by the Hayden exploring par
y, be really II feet high, as they es-
innate, II viii be the fourth peak IN
elevation on the continent Of North Amer
lea, and the highest mountain in the
United States, excluding Alaska. Here
tofore the highest peak IN ihis country uas
supposed % be Big Horn monntoIn, which
Is elevated IL, 900 feet
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

A fascinating young lady Of Tuscaloosa,
on being asked recently If she had ever
read Shakespeare, tossed her pretty head,
with the answer, Shakespeare OF course
| have | read it when it frst came out. .
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

WHICH is WHIcH.-"Ah, Pat, Pat" Z"
said a schoolmistress to thickheaded
urchin, into whose muddy brain she was
attempting to beat the alphabet. @Tm
afraid you'll never learn anything. Now,
what's that letter, eh ?"
"sure, don't you know, ma am ?" replied
Pat.
81 thought you would have recollected
that"
because it has dot over the top Of
it,"
"Och, ma'am mind it we'll; but sure
| thought it was Ay-speck."
"Well, now remember, Pat, its l."
"You, maam?"
"No, no, not U, but l."
"NOt ]; but you, ma'am. How's that p
"Not U, but /, blockhead."
30, yes; faith, now l have it, ma'am
you mean to say that you not l, am a
blockhead."
"Fool fool |" exclaimed the pedagoguess
almost burning with rage.
"Jist as you plaze," replied Pat fool OF
blockhead, its no matter to me which We
are so long as ye are free to own II"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

A New Orleans juryman was asked by
the judge IL he ever read the papers. He
replied, "Yes, your Honor; but IL you'll
let me go this time, III never do so any
more r.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

A German who was lately married
says; at vas easier for needle to walk
out Of camel's eye than for mans "a
get der lasht word nit woman"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

There Is a farmer In Yorkshire who has
mile Of children. His name Is Farlong,
and he has four boys and four girls.
Eight Furlougs make one mile,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

The dying words Of a Delaware woman
were: "Henry, Il you marry again, re-
member that il only takes cupfal Of sugar
to sweeten quart of gooseberries."
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

Punch ssys Il is very natural for man
to feel girlish when he makes his maiden
speech.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

A young man generally gives lock Of
his hair TO his sweetheart before he mar
ries her. After marriage she generally
helps herself.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-08-23

A poor fellow who was compelled to
pawn his watch said he raised the money
with lever.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

An exchange says: Looking over
M old ledger we teea long array u
nn,ncs II subscriber. who aro indebted
~ IA Some III them have novel
away. al,i ure lost 10 our sight. although
~ memory dcnr Others are carrying
tho eon.ulu,ion-l,pAea In our nesi
reapee,ahle churches. aud others agnin
have died, md nra now angels In hcas
en, but they owe IN juss tho same.
This applies q ~ nni our Subscribers,
exactly. except tim. mono d our delin-
1ueniA over became angels anywhere.
though, wc',l like t. l,a,r them before
thoy leave, II angel. ever have none,
and pny tho printer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

Rural Beauties and rity Bellies
Country girls arc ~. whit behind
their metropolitan risterr IN the natural
elements IL lovelincvs, hnt N must IN
conceded TINT thu city bellies l,esi ntl.ler.
stand The nri u preserving and height.
aning their personal beauty. Tho mint
perfect features lose lalf their attract.
Ion unless tho complexion IL properly
carcd fnr. and u tho pretty girlA u The
rural districts wisl, to compete with the
.Fsir stars" u tho fashionable world
In refined attractions. they must pay
due attention 10 this important punt
They pngi.t u know. kr tho fnet |.
notorious. that IIngan's Magnolia Ilaln
impArss 10 tho skin daliente. poarly
appearance. nnproluccal,lc W. Any
othGr prepai ation under ilie rhn. NJ
matter how the cu.iele may hase bccn
roughsncl by rxporureor disealarel hy
tuns 10 tho Balm will rrnder ii s,it anil
pliable, md removes every blcpislL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

4 cptAsg af fulr i.E.iunIa. -
We nru informed that lie Ilns. ". III.
liroelHpnlr, viii ,lrllsef Il course # iiee
lepnfes ~ tie Nall.aarl llsiHasl. u
Church in ili. rlaee. eaemsn ins Hapti
aliet lilo ellae ii illp ~ 10. II i'at.
~, Ap,, tir ralp5ai II tltr tu IL.
iHiian ii ionef aud pail.s ,,bg 4, -
Nal.i religion. lie naHtnueeAeHt
tint ~ II i, much ability - .Ii4u,' !
,his important suljues. anti ,ht lu
Intends 1, d. ~ In cnufr ri - IL
twelve lectures. VIZ make with nr,le
than obituary pleasure. W. nre nol
inclined 70 skersieism, mr. very proud
81 tl,e piety u tho nn,iinkinp mud vi.
reasoning man, IN 4 rule. t'on,pafiA.,,a.
faetH and roasans We always Ietpett
even though NJ I'M, lMiinna d.,sel
with conclusions. IN this cnufap III
lectures No sliall Lux FIR will esin,tal.
itnns. faela and renHpup. md hrllrss
they viii all tend tncutrept conclusions
suppose WI al attend and give then
their full weight,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

Persons indebted II W. Carter Is notr
ptei lee ~ ~ III ttHre tits fill " II take
ilne ani liuels nalf9a TIL I'LL taeh rapsr
anafss rsid h4 II tVe " HA s#Hpti - dur
wil IL ltut III hHtclls,e tentse u elleeiian
Vii iha slpfls 4 ssHei KNOWN III thn laW
IhhtH Who Ntst ls8tp u. vii letl til.
na,i.a HA Asii iha irsulslp AVat stuck
token III payment ~ I'll prices,
VII. GARTER.
aaif ~ 4 |. iAhInh r~ant.
liasti lows June ~, la.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

Poisonous li,.H, .--prf. 4 .tniiers IN 4
llcrinaIur" instantly lures iser sting.
waAp Stings aud MnnIn.io iiiies. Il
ncuin liscr tho puir,i, and tc'nn,er 'l,c
Pain and Swelling IN \ few moments
II SHOULD In applied ~ "nre. Tie
writer has ns.i Il man, tlnus without
d single failure. N viii bc equally
otIsctunl In nentralixiug mud extracting
tho l,ui4nn frnm tho l,ilcr IL MI Ven.
omous lnsceis " Reptiles No ono
travelling In the woods should bc with.
out II.
Hoo advertisement III another col
utnn.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
CO1uRCM uSsuECTOnI.

congregational. s~i.Ev, 4. .aash~sfsb, n~s
sless tsuh sstisstn ~ hslI past svn u. N, AMI iI
~ IN. SABBATH siia iu,tn.silsetf AFTER mft.slBf
sytttre rrsyvr meeting each We lnssist sssalns
% sKfly camille l,att.
Pvwe WV, Vtsspns an ssrsnssrs in,as,t,
pts~@psi, Hrn0c Nhmrsh sNsesar. Hss, y,
Mrt.nrnnr ssrytrvs EVERY Funfat III los -
N, anil 4 Iup, n eA1#As fsf = tal1t \ ~ Nf
sIss. svwlsaI I.e. atiaANeta aqi tie taA86et 80
daily invited,
Meth0dtsi 1itteupai ~A4 VII. ltt8As
ssatur. SUNDAY t1 ftAi8 stta st H4taAa q 88
sabbath stl4sr sttatH IL r siFF rffta FFa So 4
Prayer l,stiHkz .teh httiistsss ttGedass t.#s
tt,.. tIssnral iHsti tffaA stEHtf5
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

nATEA--WELD AT the residence ~ ihe
brides fniher, IN kasle VII. IN ThnrsIsy
lice, s0tl, iris, W Hrv NJ ron'isn. Mn
W T.. usfrs, ~ fre.cp. Iowa. 10 Miss
Yipig "A. MEln, u Ha1le. Nis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
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MN tAhfni - nttsit ii NJ 4
Irvine lusr hauph, ilp luilslinr iere
tire 4erarip,l III l'ttssaa Y Wilmer,
4. Inv otlitp ani hilpi NJ Il fri lis
bakery aul Confectionery Stntt IL III
itnn, Iii, w. matt Vi II H. III l.-
sion 4 preparing the suttian,ials aud
drliraslps IA well. w rns.r VI the VT N
fasii,l.n. TASTES. Tlr, viii r.lieit und
receive their shire II patronage frn
MI nllreria,ing public.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
A brakeman on Charley Waterman

A Brakeman on Charley WAterman's
tvsin wns injured ~ this place Tie drst
u h,s weot. wliilo coupling cars, ~
splling IN breaking ono of the bones 81
~ .l,pnd md bursting the ilc@l, u, one
u M angeD III iuJuriey wore s.ienL-
ID 10 By Dr. prira. n,rl 70 understand
hnlw erttinr nlnny ~ rnpslly ~ tie
n1lhsb u tho iujurica will allow
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

A 49, fe#f a
*8F 68f M
.a Hfa 4H II IaHNsss
iNe stalas Iass Ii ttte s4aA Within NM
Ii ,ialt, HiA II W ftA.a ~ Egit
~inl, hunf~. ,ht Nini ~, sna ihn sasw
- f,itins's thai ! Tran tsnla ns~
ans h4at ser NV - ,fe slast. Haa ,he
meents ~ The stvftn lassuf lvellAn
afsaHl ~ tn luih. 4 AL nHte i
spfA feetial thHntr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
NOTICE

llas.nv hias's arrangements viii, frnpre.
Iurs ~ I'm ssisnsisa ttafflsfe Lind k.elgh
Works III i'asirie IN Then. Wis. u net ~
tlisir Agents fnr The sHls ~ Carriages ind
Alslahs. Wpuli respectfully announce 10 tic
maple r. t'rnseu md Northern Iowa. that
w. hve rrrrarei II fnrnisl. .lrm with rar.
fitRn iiaiILs 1T The Very Iaiest styles,
fe.apfalnR al mpi. ~ improvements nnI NJ
Inv hpurea A. Gan be- l,asl clreaharv. Gall
ssrslsaly NIL rsamine lhaI stock now Oh
exhibited NJ pnr Livery istll,le.
i q. THAsaw. Prop. Prairie ia Chen,
" ise0nsIn.
nAntOcK n MOORE,
milf Agents, rrs4en, Iowa.
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AN#
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49, y - n II
$50 #@ &c.
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epEclAl NOTICES.
aiui, lsates.

W. have mn IL arrangements Whereby
W. can furliih tlir rtlN phaLkn MI
any paper ur magazine nnnol below
ona ,oar VI The r,iro NAMED, tho .ahl
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j Y ltae aN+# 49, 49, Alsasat
fM f#t sAifiI4n ssss Vi ~ go
VI ~ seeslm n IL ssnnsts
li - FsNHa AFss# -
tHas I'd sHr~t. So
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

1'ig train that LIFT htfe Oh iucvlns
luight fur. ,let,rcpar. became tiinn
hound about ,l6cc m,l,a The ethcr fit'r
u Rids~ay, III. paatcaeers Icing sal'.
rlicl with provisions from thu platc.
II mutt have frozen Ii tier collar. "a
wp understand ihp II X. o.. hatl n0'
nixon Ito pr,euut.nn &. lmak Il.
4. y. Wright md wife wore ~ hpall
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

DosArios NIsir. ~ donation vii
he given IL Rev. ", III l,rntasune, IN
the Cnnt lIo,sr on T',nrtlay ,,enin~.
January 10th. Tie pullc sepera''.,
arr invited III attend lr, tl,tse win
would give all aul support 81 ~ai'hg
mn, attend mud rlsr their mite.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

W. arc satisfied ~ ltr,irr li-t I'm
bu furnished frum with L. suls,et, thai,
W. can iimnirb. III iasi vi eai, I'll Il
discount ~ ans paper nhllslsd whore
taken IN connection with our own.
Make ,nnr selection md 1nIne anl 30
what w cnn IL far ,ru l.ef,fe order.
Ing. nti.tt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10
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EMfHtI AT il,r residence III 8 W F.a'
tsr. Vernon springs, Howard ~ low
peesn,hsr 9Th ib7s, Mas. ii&.Atsf
EHtams axei 10 years..
SMITH IN ''rs*eo. Jannsry tsh. 1917
Lewls II kairm. second son " I'sia,
tssisI,, ageI about W years,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

\ farnps from llamatl relirf tnan-
ship desires ~ give notice that those
In thu hnlit n tpMag down md carry.
Ing ava5 fences helongipg u ai'rf.
Ilan themselves, will yafe tlienr.'sea
81 II AMI eIune BY calling AMI laying
FIR whit they Lave alipali, iatrl Tho
Two men snil', q lie aluse o1en, !
are knpNh. aul i potion u tlip in
iuriul taken linz t.nn recovered flfM
lheir lteu.i.,s. md Identified by llio
owner
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

ltnnrns irrfN rips~Igrnhrasr
NJ Farmer. mi III oilers Nhp
Natil I hay lhr sl.s1' an tllnN,
Esl hafa !. s'paa II lhp Northwest.
sInnii ~ 81 i,p AhiHe, Steele X
VI liilr'A IL Il Il ftuee 0ne tsial. 10
til W. lt,,r Aal them nothing ,teil
IL I'D. Il II ~ i, si,ifir t'.em lie
Lido ft,As.. ties att manufactured
lrru t'r ,efs hHhf 4 X, NIL Ii. wsik
Y Nsatfatip, uti = rlp ~ nnrvg.
Il. j - / adtHs 0.I.f I'll tesnts 4
tl \ mi assortment il TIL. ji,eti,
i, Gstllniel a,4se In las,l, N.lhnn and
.tittillrati Neai t.iepth 81 haNl il j. II.
e -, 80 1, VIZ A.a fu,I iAeu r. J ~
II, ieara and isser vt Ind ni.r lnir
Tut iii Ill glfa easiin satisfaction
linl ~ 'alo eIlitaft fiaa,pe ~, i. .rs.rr-
etl + Miin VII Il tlaey ara tiie l,sst
i,anis tiny sssr h,ulEl.t aatl instantly
pttHlues tier Irqsi Is showing ,un a
fn.i catrrr still, mo IL Turn. Sllen.
III ltu' watn year nnI merc NIL
plusi I'D nisp without doubt their
ripsal II wpar raiinnl i. ttun,l, Tive
then i trial aud sou sslail not regret
II. II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

1nr Milwaukee Moathlycnnmcttrs
il new srar nnl new volume with the
january number. w lnow n ~
oiher i, valuable ut Sl,nu a tear.
WI, don't ,on rcnl ten cents u |. J.
fillmore, ,n1 broadway. Milwaukee,
anl procure slelinen enrs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-10

tNtttfn ltAsf*s Faees tsHHh ksHl lftas
ft*. hs f4 sasfhtasH, anl sAhef
t 81 elissNs fri hNl W. tAth
se III Ell 4at as.nH the I ~
.ttHtAn fati. II Nj .s#Nl Il
i sae, NJ fttl I ssf1sjH II 81 IT,
tHatItt ~ esHg thefe Htn sffhls
a4s5t III, 81 n4alH ~ t4HnNa stt saf4
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!. r1n1.t Aan.nf.aas4 t.nn.t.1Aln

tbs rfHtst NJ *wfs sst snh.tistn
a4h il III #N Nti III thr ~
shstf. II y fv.h, siettsi iistls Il a..
tt,, HtvArr III NJ Nm Aafa II Il
sis8tattg IT, Nnt tsts fatien,s WIN
hasA umf I'LL a i ifti Il ~ fll ,th.,s
ifhs to- i II lee L i salesi.r Il nj,
b. IT, usl.ts ella i'll Ii thet swls
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0.v'.yl,SRN 1sa1ls n.

lIsrss RILiti ron iorsu MEs from
the eilrrss ~ farnr. mil Abuses III rsriy
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