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Religious Notes and gtenss.

\ protracted meeting Of deep iii:
terest is being held in the Methodist
Church at Chester, 5. c.. under the
pastoral charge Of Rev. J. ". Hum
bert.
The Baptist Church Of Columbia, Of
which Rev. J. X. Mcndenhall is the
efficient and popular pastor: has re-
Gently had I 2umber q acc>ssions.
Rev. s. B. Jones, President Of the
Columbia Female College. preached the
annual sermon before the Columbia
Bible Society Oh Sunday the 25rd
Instant.
The new Methodist Church at
Batesyillc was dedicated On Sunday
the 18th inst, Bishop " II Wight
man preaching the sermon. Our
confrcr: Of the Elgeic!d .idrs;t;;Srr
was PR se'lt. and gives his readers an
Interesting account Of the occasion.
The people Of Charleston are enjoy
lug series Of daily union prayer meet
ingS, conducted in turn, " the minis.
te,s Of the different evangelical de-
nominations. Might We uct have
similar meetings each week in New
berry.
\ correspondent cftha \. Y. Herald
argues that the Church Of Christ has
right TO persecute people for fleresy.
He even goes So far as to say that ''the
to-tures of the Irquisition. aud the
massacre IF St. bartholomew were
logically sanctioned BY the civil policy
Of the Jewish nation under Di inc
rule B2Sh!
The Christian Union, Heury Ward
Bceche:'s nnr, iigious paper, of which
the wFjei Oliver johnson is tie real
editor. rejoices in the fact that the
Common Council of Boston has decided
to open the Public Library on Sunday.
How natural.
Beeeher,s Christian (o), Ia:9a
mentions a populous county in the
State Of New York, in which screnty
Per eeutr Of the people are ',a!tossetbeS
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Editorial Notes and Comments.

The Y. Y. Times con.mentiI g
upon the recent change ia the govern.
meut Of Spain asks: Can a free Spain
refuse representation III her republican
Congress to Cuba, or can she continue
to hold by sheer weight Of men and
metal colony which if its inhabitants
were fairly polled would declare in
favor of independence?' OF course.
Does not free America, with the best
government the world has ever seen, y
do the same? Then why not repub-
lican Spain?
And 50 President Grant declines
coming South. Well, we thought it
too good joke to be true. The vul-
lures OF Columbia are the last persons
to desire au inspection by their ''Grand
Cyclops" at Washington. However:
they need not have become alarmed.
The political stencil about Columbia
would hardly have affected tLc nostrlls
of President Grant, SO accustomed is
he to similar odors. But We doubt if
they would have hliH to scent anything
but sweet yiolets aud roses, 50 carefully
would they have concealed the vile
carcass Of corruption which afh!cts our
State. Nevertheless We are sorry he
declines coming Sorry most Of all
for our young Governor, who intended
being so hospitable on that occasion.
What a disappointment Never mind,
Frank. Don't cry. You've saved
your sesars and liquor.
The past mouth has been mere
than ordinarily fruitful i'll the death Of
distinguished persous. Among those
who have died are the tollowiug:
The ex-Em peror Napoleon Ill. died
at Chiselaugst, England: Jan. 9:h, III
the sixty fifth year ot his age.
Edward Bulwer Lord Lyttoa), the
celebrated author, died Ia London:
Jan. Is, aged sixty-seyeu years.
Rev. Joshua Leav:tt, b. D., one Of
the associate editors OF the Iadepen.
dent, died in \. Y. Jan. is, aged
sevcnty-eigIlt years.
Rev. Baptist ". Noel, the eminent
theologian, died in EnslsAd, Jan. 70,
aged serenty-four years.
William Cassidy. editor Of the Alba
ny argus, died Jan. %, aged fifty
eight years.
airs. Harrison Gray Otis, died at
Boston, Jan. Il.
Samuel L. Graves. u. P, died in
Liverpool, Jan. Is, aged fity-four
years.
The Right Hon Stephen Lushing
ton, d. c. L., legal adviser of the
byron family, died in London, Jan. |
y ). IN his nincty-hrst year.
Or. Harvey ?. peet: principal Of the !
y. y. Institution for the instruction
Of the Deaf and Dumb, died Jan. l.
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n~ SEND YOUR PROXIES TO

G9 SEND YOUR PROXIES TO
J. Ii. JAMES TO The STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE SoUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD AND SovTH-
WESTERN BANK: represent over Two Mil.
i;oE Dollars worth oiS:ork, and with the CO..
operation Of others At the next meeting ton
Tie Stt' Of AlriI l propose to elect 4 Board
o: Directors who hold large amounts Of the
Stock. and who will run the Road to the in
ter.S: OF the Stockholders. By .!oing this
our Stock will be worth SO or $50 per
share, instead OF rs present price, so, and
pay handsome scmiannual dividends. |
would advise YOU not 10 sell yoar Stock now,
but worA 10 this end, aud you can then sell
for better price. Below you will find
copy Of blank proxy; please fill out one
and send il to me at once, or write 10 nie
for a blank 10 sign. Persons holding large
amounts 81 : ucH aHi wishing TO be made
Director, viii ?:ra>e write 10 me, as we wish
s2ale Directors from Charleston, and
somr from the interior. Tie Road made
fourteen i;intrct thousands dollars last
year AZ. !:s:d no dividends. refer 10 all
The BANKS III Sua;ii Ga: DINA. The present
Directors &c j hut !i,ie Stock.
J. L. JAMES, Banker,
Atlanta, Ga.
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FASHION DOTS FOR THE LADIES' -

fashion DOT5 FOX I0E LADIES'
Moiiorc is 4 light golden brown hue.
Blue vii! be the leading color in Spring
silks.
Airain, or copper color, is stylish brown
PcrveEcha, or periwink!e, is Il new shade
Of purple.
The stripes are either in contrasting or
hurmon;zin" colors.
Sliprd silks in all these colors are seen as
we'll as self-colored ones.
Hcrd antique. black bronz: aud various
othe: metallic shades are seen.
Napoleon blue, dark, rich shade, is the
flvorite co!ur for these fouiariiS.
Fuuarl Lane. or woo!cn toulard, is & new
fabric, just imported for Spring wear.
FoaardS bid fair 10 be ye:y popular; they
are brought out in dark rich colorS with polka
dots, crcScent<, stars, or Japanese figures in
white sprnkled upon them.
The coming Spring Jdcket is OF marine
blue cloth, double breasted and with rcvers
and square pockets. 1t is long in The back.
and fits smoothly oyer the bus:le. Trim
miugs, silver b%tton, and bands OF thick
corded black silk, juped on the edge with
white Italian cloth.
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Commercial.

Ncwbery. S. G., March 4.-Cotton 1s;c.
Liverpool. March 3-Cotfon 3 quiet and
steady -upi,uGs g.: Orleans 9!a10
New York, March 3.-Cotion quiet AM,
s;caL.-upIauds 20!; Orleans 2l:. Gold III
:.l5.
b :i:imore, March 3.-Cot,on qaiet-mid,
ding %;
Charleston. March 3.-Cotton nominal
nliddling 192nl3i.
Augusta, March SO ton du!i-niddnns
Nz4sa.
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p REWeRERRT. s. e.
Wednesday, March 5, 1878.
Change Of Rates.

From this date the Newbcrry HERALD will
be furnished TO all single CASH in advance
subscribers for S2 so, Instead Of So, but when
the subscription is not paid in advancr 1t
will invariably be So. Clubs Of twenty, re-
member, get the HERALD ii 50. clubs Of Ten
at 1925.
Trunsient advertisements, one square
Que inch >pace-wil be 81 for first insertion
and IS cents for subsequent insertions. Lib
eraI contracts will be made for three, six and
twelve mouths advertisements.
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Correct Tie Stomach.

II is q well asce-taincd physiological fact
that the origin Of most Of ihe ills that afiict
humanity is q Gerangc.l condition Of The
aimentaly canal The bowels become cvn-
s;ipa,ed and sluggish. and thence arises 4
train Of pai:IfaI and distressing ma!alics. As
a p. eveuliye ana cure. hare is no remedy 50
safe and sure as DR.. TCTpS VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS
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NOTICE..

ALL persons having demands against
TIE E>,a,, o; JOHN kin.rd, deceased, are
required 10 re;;Ier the same, a;;"Strd as Tc'
qnireh by law, 10 my Attorneys, Ae>srs.
Fair, Pope 4 Pore, at Ne*bcry &. H., S.
C., on or before the first day Of June next
JUH% y. WEDAMAN,
Admir-, Of the estate OF john kimard, dec i.
Mar. :, 9-im
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ELECTING TIE PRESInENT BY THE

ELECT!yG TIE President BY THE
PEorLE.-The Detroit Free Press
hopes that the late Presidential elec-
tion will be the last in which the count
ing of the electoral vote Of State will
depend upon the current action of
both houses Of Congress. It is per-
haps too late III tie session to expect
any legislation on this subject by the
present Congress. although Senator
3lortnns hill making the President
elective by 1 direct vote is How before
it; but it is the almost universal desire
Of the people. as expressed through the
press. that soMe :csion shall be inl-
mediatcly taken il the premises.
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GoOD FlsulSa IN CALiFoRNIA-What t
care the people Of North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida for the fish in
the gold. bearing STATE, when they have tu!!
Storc-houses AMI co ,nfortabie homes? The
last can only be had with the al of Il Door,
Sash and Blni Factory, and Builders En-
porium such AS is nov in most successful
operation hy Mr. P. +. ToaIc, Of Charleston !,
S. &. Send for his price list. Sent free
Mar. 5, 9-1m.
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Avoid EonS1a,s,Ep1iou.

No enemy TO the human race is more TO be
dreaded and is mn-c inSidiouS in its #pproucE-
cS than the too fatal destroyer Of hcath and
happiness of myrialS- Consumption in its
ghastly form " The duty of all is to guard
against its first advances. This NAV be done
by the timely u>e of DR.. rUTT'S EXpEC TO-
RANT.
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BRIDGES WASHED AwAy.-Since
our last issue We have ascertained
that Ford's Bridge on Enorec, Wake
deld's Bridge Oh South Tiger, near
Rcilyille, McElrat!l 5 Bridge on Mid
die Tiger, Whites Bridge across Law
sons Fork, pear our town, were wash
ed away by the recent freshct, and
that Switzer's Bridge on South Tiger
and Snoddy's Bridge we're seriously
damaged.-.Sp0rtanJMa Spartan.
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NOTICE.

NEwDEERr c. H., s. c., Feb. Is. 1873.
BIDS 70. Repairing bridge across In
dian Creek, near - Cromer<, in this Coun-
*, vii! be received by ;he County Comtais-
sionc-s, al Newbcrrv Court House, up TO
March 18th. at - H., when the contract
viii be @wardcd 10 the lowest responsible
bidder By order Of the Board.
DENNIS MOATES, Chairman.
J. ". HAYWARD, Clerk.
Feb. l9, Tt.
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Sales s. Notices.
NOTICE.

ALL persons holding claims against the
Estate OF William D. Reeder, deceased, are
hereby notified to present The same, attest
ed AS required by law, 20 The undersigned,
or TO her Attorneys. Aessrs. Fair. Pope &
Pops, at Newbe-rY c. H., 5. c.
ELIZA J. REEDER,
Adm'x., Estate OF Vim. D. Reeder, decd.
Feb. %, S-5t.
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NOTICE..

have at the sore 0! Thos F. Harmon.
or Pratt S:'cct, t,w bushels Of COTTON
SEED from the WHITE BLOOM, that l
will sell a: Il reasonable price. Call AID
see Ill, co.:oa III the in! and seed, also q
Circuiar fron Cni!ou FactcrS as regard:: its
worth. Below publish letter from Flor
ida. &. +. WATERS.
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United States Internal Revenue,
DEPUTY CoLLEcToR's OPe!cE,

Newberry, S. c., Feb. "a, 1878.
Notice is hereby given that the following
described property, seized for violation Of
the Internal Revenue law, to-wit: Three
Mules, one Wagon ana Harness, two Horses,
three Barrels containing ia the aggregate
about Eight Gallons Of Distilled Spirits.
Parties claiming the above described
property are required 10 file bond with
the Collector OF the Third District, at Co.
lumbia, S. c., for the costs Of an action il
the United States Court
JAMES MALONEY,
Dep. Col, 81 District, S. c.
Feb 26, S-St.
Progressive Age cOpv.
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DRowNED.-Dr. Wright, Of Wal

DsowNED.-Dr. Wright, Of Wal
halla, informs us that on Sunday last,
whilst four neggos, TWO men and two
womcn, were crossing kcowec river,
the cauoe capSizo.l, which resulted in
the drowning Of the two women and
one cfthe men The hoy that escaped
states that the lran. being all expert
swimmer: would have ;.lsO escaped had
hot the two women seized upon him
in their frantic effort 70 preserve them
selves. All his struggles to extricatc
himself from their deathly grip proved
fruitless, and. after keeping himself
above water untii lis strength WAS ex-
hausted, the three went down together
ihGerSGA CpnserrHtGr.
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SOMETHING WOnTu KNOWN,

ALI do not know tha, lemons >prink-
led witt! loaf-$usar alTnost completely
allay feverish thirst They are invalu-
able in the sick room. lnvalids affect
ed with feycrishness can safely con-
sumo two or three lemons day. A
lemon or two thus taken at tea time"
is lccommcndcdas au entire substitute
for the ordinary supper OF summer,
and will often induce comfortable
sleep through the night. and give a
good appetite for breakfast.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons holding demands against
the Estate Of Lemuel Lane, deceased, are
required to present them 10 the under>lgn-
ed, or to their Attorneys, Fair, Pope &
Pope, at Newberry G. Il. S. c., on or be-
fore the 7th day OF April next, as the un-
dcrsisned will on that dsy make final set
,lcment Of said Estate, and apply for Let
tcrs Dismi>sory.
MARY \. LANE, Adm'x., and
JOHN e. LANE, Admir-, of
Estate Of Lemucl Lane, decd.
Eni. OE ST
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The new chief cf noiice Of LOrlisviil

The new chief Ct police of Louisville,
Ky =. Colonel .joh::svil. has shut up all
the salnhlin@-hou<,s III that most
gaa;blilg"<r uf tHwas. rs it WAS call
ed by the late David Crockett. lie
effected Till, !li:"',ic by >tationine al,
each den an officer instructed to take
down the i."::e If any and all persons
entering the saline The officers were
relieved every SIX hours.
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We can till orders promptly for the above
celebrated Fertilizers, imported and pre-
pared by Wilcox. Gibbs l. Co., Charleston,
s c., ana Savannah, Ga, as they hare am.
pie stock OIL baud to supply all demands.
Order socn before the railr DAD, are block
ed up with freight,
Spec;a! attention is called % The use Of
PhG.ni1 Gu,uo mixed with cotton Seed.
Apply for Cir. u|ars, giving prices, terms,
&C., 70 LEAEELL s SPEARNAN.
Feb. %, Slim.
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Josh Billings says: "Whencver
] find i real handsome woman en-.
gagged in wimm;n'a rights bizzl-
hess, then ! I'm going ~ take my
hat under my arm and jine in the
procession.
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Progressive Age copy.
State Of South Carolina, County Of
Ncwberry.
II PROBATE COCRT

Ncwberry.
II PROBATE COURT.
To Mary 4. Black and i. c. Black, heirs st
law of Traamore F. Black, deceased:
You are hereby required to appear a: the
Cour: Of Probate, 20 be holden ut Newbc.-
~ Cour: House, for Newberry County, on
the .2sh Gay Of March next, 10 slew cause,
if anv you can, nhy the proceeds Of the
sale OF .he real estate OF Tranmore F. Black,
deceased, sold by NE for partition and d.
vision. should not be paid over 20 Aaron
II. Dominck, Administrator Of the said
Traumore F. Black, to be applied oy him TO
the payrnen, of the debts Of the said Tran
more I. Black
Given under NJ iaHd asd seal this 9th
l. ; day OF JANUARY, 4. b. 1878.
!. (. LEAHY.
Probate Judge OF Newberry County.
Jan. 90, 4-6t. 4I4.25
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NOTICE.

Executors, Administrators, Guardians and
other tiduc;aries, will take notice that the
tine Tor making annual returns will expire
on the lSt DAT O: July. All who fail 10
make returns before that time will6e cited,
and costs Of Citation taxed against them,
besides Commissions upon settlement will
not be allowed them.
!. C. LEAHY.
Feb. "a, lS13-S-3t
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that will apply
to the Judge Of Probate Court, frr New
berry Coun:y, on the 18th day Of March
next, for a 6nai discharge as Trustee of
Mary G. Adams. Il. FOOT,
Trustee Of Mary C. Abrams.
Feb. .l2, lS73-S-5t.
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administrators Notice for FL
nal Discharge,

I thereby give notice tina, viii apply TO
the Probate Court tor Ne~berry County,
for Final Discharge as Administrator, de
bonis nor, Oh the Estate OF Christopher XII
nard, deceased, on Saturday, the 22d day
OF March next. Ali persons having clsims
against said Estate are required to render
them in before that time to the undersign.
cd g. 4. COUNTS, Adm'r.
Feb. Is. 1-5t.
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Sob PRINTING!.

We have determined 70 mlke JOB Printing
more Of s;ccialty ,Gn ever. a:.d have Therefore
adt!ec nany late and bcautiiu! styles 0! tEpe to
cur already large assortment: aud which. toseth-
er with inproyed p-essc. and choice variety
ofa:I kinds OF VIII i,e aud co.Ured cards. ;iIted.
white AID blue bill i:cii ran.r. cui0red paper
Wedding calG: a:.. ;ine Invitation: pap.r I'D en-
vclop=s. enables rs t. etr2Itc iii work entrusted
10 Us iG ali .Apc,ii;o::>: i4d approved tnanEer.
We are prepared to Print
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NEwBEERI c. H., s. G..
December 10, 1872.


December 10, 1872.
At meeting Of Policy Holders. at
Newberry e. II a Board Of Advisory
Trustees of the COTTON STATES
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
was organized, and the following Off
GERS elected:
THOMAS S. MooRMAN, President
WM. LANGEoRD. Vice-President
O. L. ScHUMpERT, Secretary
The Company is in the finest posi-
bic conditicn-haying sl75 to 800
Of liabilities.
\ Dividend has been declared on
all Policies issued prior to January
lst. 1870.
III. w. ABNEY,
General Agent.
Feb. 2s, s-ri.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE,

Deposited viii, State Comptrollers
10. Security OF Po;;sT Holders. $4,000
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH for March is one
of the best numbers YET Published, Of this
new and popular noathIy, which is rapidly
growing in pubic favor. Devoted 10 q sub
j.ct Of vital importance 20 the human race,
i deserves i worldwide circulation. II is
published at the popular price OF 81 :. year.
OF 20 Gems 4 number, including !: fire
ChrnEio 10 ncyy subscribers. Address S. L.
Wells, 33S Broad~ay, New York.
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Beecher,s Christian (o), Ia:2a
mentions z popplous county in the
State Of New York, in which Screnty
Per ceus- Of the people are ''a!tossctbes
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SOUTHERN CCLTIvAToE.-A glance over
the pages OF this excellent monthly for March
gives u. unusual satisfaction. 1t is valuable
humber, and III" farmer who fails 10 be in-
ietcs,el and benefited by IN examination Of
its contents must be Il rcri;ab!e old fogy.
The CuItivator should be taken by every
tiser Of tie soil " L. Jones, publisher,
Athens, Gt. Price 50.
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Mr.. ID. j. Marsh, secretary of the IIamp-
den park association, has been searching
the official records, with n view of ascer-
tanning the best recorded time of the princi-
pal American trotters. The result appears
in the list given below, which includes only
those horses which have beaten 2.27, and Il
surprisingly large list it is, in view of the
fact that only few years ago 2.27 was con-
sidercd exceptionally good time. The sum
mary was made up more particularly with
reference to horses now on the turf, al
though few (masked with starr are given,
which have withdrawn from public contests.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
The 9utlana Daily Globe.
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1878.
sen. sheridan OH the Modocs

from the Chicago Times May 81
General Sheridan reached his residence
in this city late on Saturday evening, re-
| turning from an extended tour through the
Southwest The Generals party left Chi
cago some six weeks since, and consisted of
Secretary of War Bclknap, two or three of
the officers from headquarters at Washing
ton, General Sheridan and Lieutenant Col.
j. w. Forsyth and Lieutenant-Col. Mark
Sheridan, of his staff. The trip was for the
purpose of visiting the line of coast and OBJ
taing correct idea of the general situation
down there. 1t was something out of the
usual line of military inspection, since no
Secretary of War ever made such n journey
for like purpose before. The
General having said as much as he deemed
it proper for him to say on this topic, the
reporter changed the subject by asking him
what he thought of the Modoc troubles.
General Sheridan (smiling)-Oh, | do
not want to express my opinion about that,
either You see, am too far away. | do
not think it is wise to say much about
these things, which others are attending to-
There is so much expression of individual
policy, do not think it would be just to the
generals out there for me to tell what /
would or would not do.
Reporter-But do you think you will have
sottlon,ont con he ogactnd2 f'0pN'
ConoraI { - ;rdl,a no. =. ,oos. I,,o,o
boord 81 no,b;nn of,I,a I,;,,d T., ~ ,a,,.
it,io n,a,tor T5oro aro nnI,, oha,,t sovonty,,
81 ,ho WoJaos al toId '' "''"'
IL IL ,,n. ,i;,,;o,'i, 10 ,,ro.s ,r,,,, ,o,r
noi;c,, would bo ~ 7''N'' ''''
&C. conoroi 40. oo;, O., ans,
thing about that. But will tell you that
apnrphoul M difficulty IF n In stinp naturp
~, ,r,i ,,,,a;,,.1d ,,.;,,, ~ o,,n,, 81,
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