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Or Horse Distemper.
A URECURE

Give half an ounce of RENNE'S PAIN-kILLING
MAGIC OIL, mixed with Two ounces OF water
making the hOrso swallow IT, Repeat twice a day
before eating in the morning, and after eating II
night Battle the throat ana neck freely three lines
a day with Magic OIL, clear Take a pail of water
pni IN half an ounce Of Magic Oil. STR it MP ana
sponge Out the nOstrls and month three times day
using fresh water each time. Wash out the Manager
with Magic oil and water once day. TO disnfect il
GIVE only little feed Il time and give il fresh
three times day and Of such Character rs 10 tempt
me appetite such as potatoes carrots. hran-Tnash
ard SAT- hay. Mast be well blanketed and have
plenty of clean bedding
This remedy Is not only preventive but 3 sure
cure only Use the Magic Oil freely and persistent
". II has been thoroughly tried and has not failed
III single Instance Its use externally and inter
nay neutral yes The virus, suoducs The inhaulrna-
ton, and tones the stomach
Buy the large size For sale by all Druggists and
Merchants WIN RENNE Il Sons sole uronris-
tors and manufacturers, Plttsfeld. Mass
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LOCAL COLUMN.
When Doctors Disagree

When Doctors Disagree
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TRADE MARX
where can patients look for relief The exper ri
ehee OF every Dyspeptic tends to prove that the
proper method of treatment of that wide spread
disease, Dyspepsia Is not to be found in anv Of the
regular schools of medicine. You cannot find any
three physicians who will agree upon this point;
eSeh has some pet theory of his own and each pa
tient is but in truth subject for experiment. The
only efectual remedy for this terrible scouroe is
MIsHLER's HERB BITTERs.
IL alone is certain and uniform in its effects 1t
mas cured thousands and will cure you TRY 1T
kosADALIs is used in the practice of. and en-
oorsed by some of the leading Physicians through
out the land. They induced to do this from the
TACT mat Its formula is published around zach bot
ne so that the physician knowing its component
parts and being already acquainted with their
properties, prescribe it with all confidence
NICHoLAsynLE XIV Feb II 1888
htIeIen i have seen the effects of ''Rosadal-
i on patlente in my own practice and take plea
ure IN attesting to its merits very powerful al
terallFe. In cases of Serofcla Rheumatism Sec
"haary syphilis &C. | always recommend II
very truly yours, j. S. SPARKS, Nj. d. -
0FFlCE OF RENSEs PAIN KILAING MAGIC on.
fiTTsFIELD, MASS, October l. 1872
TO Patrons Respectfully
Al. IN order TO equaze the price, and make It an in
pn;, e 90 LOT those located at the remote
as follows: ~ 49, ''-47 NA'''
IFlaI Size, or its equivalent in other sizes, per
S22.tN.
rive to Ten gross, per gross .. u 00
twenty Gross, per gross. ............... 5000
discount will be made on purchases of five gross
Tb oreli OF snfhcient amount to cover freight.
s9ous VIII De delivered at the point OF transpor-
tation In Pitsfed, in good order nftcr which ihey
viii DC at the risk of the purchaser
n, IEhMS.-Net Cash, Current Funds in New York
lease give iull shipping directions with your orders
-, RENNE's PATS-KGLIING MAGIC On is packed for
Ihe trade as follows
55 daz S Medium s,v: oon, One gross in Case
doz. Large Size,
We also pack what is known as sn Assorted
nEoss- as follows doz. Trial Size !; ? doz Medi.
u 49, = doz Large Size; which equals one gross
retail store "' VI 1ss i''
=, On all goods manufactured after January /, 1879
e Tetall price will be printed upon the label OF each
Stttlie, as follows Trial Size, % cents; Medium
size, 80 cents; Large size 81
Your orders respectfully solicited
WE nave the honor to be, respectfully. your obedi.
eit servants, VIM. RENNE Il SONS
Trade Marx. ~ sN'
Standardization is called to the advertise
meht OF DR.. Bohannan, Of 81. Louis Mo His repu-
tation is that of OF the most successful phvsi-
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IN Drops of Constitution Water
Head, Throat aad Vocal Organs.

This remedy does not DRY Up Catarrh hut
LOp>kNS it frees the head of all offensive matter
quickly removing bad breath and h aGache allays
and soOthes the burning heat in cataFrh. is so mild
and agreeAhle in liz efacLs that il nnsilLKeIH
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80 Pages illustrated, fine plates sent postpaid fo1
50 cents, ny Or. v hitler, or 81 Charles Street St
ouis, Mo- the great Specialist. Read his card.
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The Gazette of this morning says

1t is thought Hadsell crossed to this
city. \ party answering to his descrip-
ton entered Houstons barber shop, on
Second street opposite the Newcomb
House, about 9 O clock and had his wills
kers shaved off and his hair cut close
The barber noticed that he was agitated
and nervous. and would tremble and look
wild whenever the door opened.
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bright, healthy child is perennial spring of
ioy IN every well regulated family, and where Is
thai father who after the strife and turmoil of bust
ness. returning to his home, is not beguiled of
care by the innocent pratte of his childY Perhaps
this father is u worldly man, and makes gold his
idol he may have been successful man and
amassed riches. Yet place his child on the sick
bed and all his gold is at the disposal OF the physi
clans and the only return he asks il the restoration
Of health to his child Fathers Mothers would
your preserve your child in healthf Then listen
us There il one prevailing of the disease in
children and that cause il worms. II this cause of
disease is not removed, your child will sicken and
die or finger suffering invalid for life. We pre-
sent to Won an infallitle remedy for worms; il Is
DR. JUDSON'S DEAD SHOT WORM CANDY.
and l. put up in the form Of stick of candy and so
pleasant to the taste. that children greedly tease
Tor it. II Is purely vegetable, and hurt the
smallest child. Ask for Dr. Judsons Dead Shot
Worm candy. For sale everywhere at 20 cents per
package w. H. CoMSToCK, Sole Proprietor.
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Business Cards.
Nj. MI. STuRGE0N
McELHERNE 81 ARROTT

A lP5 oce Hl7n AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Rioek -7'"Ho' III. Office in Mitchell g. Lynde's
-- dWtf
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i you do not feel web you send for doctor, he
CaI- upOn you, looks wise, scrawls some hero
q vphics upon piece OF paper which you take to
tht drug store and there pay 80 cents to 81 00 be-
sides the doctors fee, for remedy nine times out
OF lrn not half so good DR.. Morse's Indian Root
Pills, which cost but % cents per box. Do YOU
think the former the best, because you paw the
mo- for it: If you do, advise you to use just as
al experiment. the MOrses Indian Root Pills
They prepared from q formula, pronounced by
thu most learned physicians of our country. to be
the hest and most universal of family medicines
Tho MOrse's Indian Root Pills cure Headache,
Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Female
Irregularities. &c. and put up both sugar
ed and plain, Give them trial. Sold by all deal
err
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PETER FRIES

ATTORNEYS AND c5oUNsELoRs AT LAW
ROCK Island Hopse Roek R91n nIy Office oppost
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-01-10

Elder c. X. Marshall Of Lancaster, reached
houe from a visit to the South few days ago
Forty.three additions at Rev. Green Clay
Smiths three weeks meetingin Frankfort Bap-
tist church.
We call attention to ouT. directory for in
formation in regard to time Of preaching al
different churches in the county.
flour friend, Of the various churches In tho
county will furnish US their appointments and
lime Of meeting for this year We will gladly
ada them to our county directory.
Rev. Mr.. Savage, agent for the American
Bible Society, will preach at the Methodist
church, in this place, on next Sunday morn
ing. and will lecture before a mass meeting on
SUNDAY afternoon. Those interested in the
n, ..ioniary work are invited to attend.
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THE BEST of seasoned wood for sale
Also, good work mules.
AnputatiOn.

On "Wednesday last, DIR. George McRoberts
of this place, amputated the arm of Mr.. Robt-
Elkin an old gentleman about IS years Of
agc. This is the second ainpuiation performed
upon Mr. Elkin. About two yeaIs ago the
same surgeon amputated the arm between the
wrist and the elbow. Cancer Of the hand hav-
ing rendered il necessary. Mr.. ElkinFecovered,
and seemed to be getting along very well for
sometime, but this terrible disease again at
tackled the arm and rendered a second opera
ton necessary. The last ampntation was be-
tween the elbow and shoulder joint For the
last few weeks be has suffered intensely and
was We learn, anxious to have the second OPP
Grafton performed. II Is the opinion we
learn Of the physicians, a number of whom
were present, that the relief afforded will be
only ten porary, that the disease will again
attack him either upon the stump or some
other portion of the body. The operation
was skillfally performed and the patient from
last accounts is doing we'll.
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DON'T buy your groceries until you
see our new goods.
GEO. D. WEAREN 4 co.
Births.

Braeken county is venerable; and away high
up yonder on the gliitering and magnificent
temple of fame will hereafter be seen flashing
out in bold and defiant letters Of living light
and beauty ernblazoned in precious immortal
ity, the pride and glory Of every one Of her
citizens, the magic name-Augusta-magic
because her never dying fame and cause Of
jealousy to sister towns was but the work Of
one short night. Mrs. Calvin Wood, Of this
city, gave birth on Monday night, December
10th, 1872, to three female children, all Of
which are alive and doing well at this writing.
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FROM MOUNT XENIA.

Mr.. XENA, LrScoLS Co., Ky, Jan. s,ls73.
Corapondenc, lnfertor Journal
On the evening Of the eth. Of December,
when the "God Of Day, had dipped his nigh
" head low down beneath the Western hori.
zon, and the grey, dim twilight was gracefully
spreading her curtains around-there was
seen bright illumination on that grand, and
noted old mound called Xcnia. And a. We
approached nearer aud had gaincdtle summit,
we heard the merry buz Of voices from within.
After resting a, noment-we entered together
with others-like oursclvcs-ssger to scc and
know what good things were suspended on that
glorious old cedar for each, for we had
heard Il whispered, that there was going to be
Christmas tree. Well-well our anxietes
were not IN vain, for surely the treat was rich
and rare. After listening to the to iching pa
thos of that beautiful solo-with chorus "De-
yond he Sunsct"--we were highly elated to
welcome old Santa who came rushing ina
model Of himself-lispensing his gifts, and
making glad the heart Of many little one, who
only a monsnt before might have been tremu-
lous with doubt. And not only the little ones,
for we were all remembered; and twas only
with the kind assistance Of our swcethearts,
that VIC were enabled to carry ourboxes home.
We arc sorry to say that the interest hereto
fore manifested ~ the brother Jactsohians Of
Mt. Xenia, in bcbAlf ola aourishing debating
club has seemingly subsi,led. They disbanded
on the night Of the 18th. However, since the
holidays are over, We hear whispers OF a reor-
ganization. We hope it Is true, for surely it
is great source II pleasure and ediication to
Us all.
We are happy to inform our friends, that
our neighborhood can now afford "love cul-
tiva;or," which, not even the coolest and most
disagreeable weather can prevent from SER
vice. We would recommend a sandy soil
RELIGIOUS.
Elder Jessie Walden, Of Lancaster, breaches
for the Givens church on the first Sunday in
each month, at IL O'Clock, A. A., also at 3, r.
NJ, each preceding Saturday.
Two Of our Mt. Xenian. boys cane up mis-
sing about the goth. Can any one inform Us
Of their where5outs? How they did fool u.s.
MISCHIEF.
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THE finest lot Of table cutlery in
town, just received by Geo. D. wearen
q Co.
Fire.

Our cal for meeting Of the sensible men
of Stanford to take into consideration our help
less condition in the event Of a Gre, passed UNI
needed. Since our last issue the tiourishing
little town of Carlisle has been almost totally
destroyed by FIRE, Il was just precisely in tho
deplorable condition that Stanford now is
wholly dependent upon luck. The citizens
worked manfully, but having no organization
or fire apparatus, their lsbors were void of effect
SO it will be with the citizens Of Stanford
sometime this winter perhaps to-nightl Th'
business men Of our town are men Of extraor
binary courage or else very reckless Of theil
own Interests. So We drop this" hobby" and
straddle another.
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"TaylOred."

l have found by an experience Of many
year, that a man cannot conduct business al
ways without little money. have also found
that promises do not always buy bread
have never had occasion before to make a
public call ON my customers for money, but
now must do il. So please call in at your
earliest convenience aud settle up. II you dis
appoint me, shah have to disappoint toe, and
that's rather unpleasant Don't forget me
next week. SAM N. MATHENEY.
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IsrOIliplness.

We IKE pleasure in publishing the GER
tifcatebelow showing the promptness of our
State e,mpany the southern Mutual Life, in
compiling with its contracts, This company
we knw to be managed by the best business
talent n Kentucky, and is now not only doing
largel, the business in this State but is rapidly
extending into other States. And our peo-
pie " do we'll to examine the claims Of
this hbiy managed home company, before
sendA, their money To a distance to be in
yestS at a low interest
STANFORD, Ky, JAN. 2D, 1873.
Areby certify that the Southern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, has this day through
its ag$t J. S. Reppert, paid to Mrs, Mary +
worsA I'm s 900, the sum in full for policy
by S. worsham deceased.
JNO. j. MoRoBERIs, Cashier,
The National Bank Of Stanford.
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FROM THE WEST END.
IfusroSvILLE, Ky, JAN. 7rH, 1872.
view yesr Changes Litigation 60


-. -.
ohrirmas u beginning 20 DC hhiShen IN
'h's oir"'on' we are reluctant 10 give u
UP '"' mus Su"i"'' ''o"e'e'' We wv nav
= -. -. - -
aroving davn In New York. Not 40 much AZ
,houyb
In R;ge Ia. oona IN nj. farm /, the coun.
,rv. NJ, 4 pev,on. 70 R;ge,s nlaco In the
-. ., ,ow,. n 4 &c., -. az, 4, ,ho
bon.c vacated nv pev,on. q r.. Cooner. has
returned to his farm on the hill; and w. J.
Russell succeeds Cooper in the hotel.
Some Of your citizens would do well TO pre-
serve the above for reference, as they will
probably need something in the way Of d.
rectory on their next visit. In fact we have
heard that some OF them were somewhat con-
fused when here last.
LITIGArIos.
LAWYERS and clients are here busy taking
depo,i,iop. in the great "IIarper ca-e.p Tn,
parties sesm IN b, active and .pers.tic
Judviny from IN. nar.balling Of III. force the
b.,,ls will he faro. and obstina,. "a. can.
mo, pr,diet WHARF victory will rcs,. hut feel
certain that the "ren;lcmen Of the GOWN
viii come on, .asolv
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Mr.. A. {. Dunn. Of Lancaster, and Mr.. VIM
MeAlister, Of this place, have formed co
partnership and will carry on an extensive
business in dry goods etc, at Lancaster Mr.
McAlis,er has been for the past two years
clerk in the National Bank Of Stanford, and
has proven himself young man OF eNtraordi
nary business capacity. lie is greatly admired
by the sterling men Of this community. We
congratulate Lancaster, and wish the new firm
much success.
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Died

Al his residence in Rockoas'le county Ken
lucky, on the 10th inst, in the eightieth year
of mis- age, Mr.. William Dollins.
The deceased was born in A ALBANIA county
Virginia, February 18th 1908 and moved tc
Crab Orchard Kentucky in 1907. lie wa'
much respected by all who knew him, as
man Of great energy and integrity. lie was
CONSTANT member Of the Baptist church al
Grab Orchard. lie leaves wife and foui
children 10 mourn their great loss. His wife
is very worthy woman and being entirely
blind, is entitled to the heartfelt sympathy
snd warmest friendship Of the entire eommu'
nifty. J,O,
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Pay Day.

Our eustomeas are respectfully reminded
that our accounts are now ready forsettlement
We have never proiessed to have the ability %
sell groceries etc. on long time, and say frank
ly to our customers tina, no man can afford to
do Il. Don't fail to call in during the next
few days and square up old marksand let's be
gin anew. Those who hawaii the money, anC
can't possibly raise il, will confer great ia
yor by settling by note.
Aft WATERS a DAWSON.
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Forbearance and Long Suffering

There are yet one hundred persons in Lin
coin county who have not paid off their old
scores to the dead firm of P,ndleton & Camp
bell. They are disposed to be as lenient as
possible, but are suffering in the flesh for the
needful. Friends, have we not accommodated
you long enoughH Come into the store Of A.
q. Pendleton, on next Monday, and EXPIRE IS
yourselves on this question of great moment
10 W. P.&C.
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Not Out.

Those Of our subscribers who began with the
first number Of our paper arr respectfully In
formed that their subscription will expire the
first II next March, instead of the iirSt Of Jan.
uary, "a many Of them suppose When tic
time for which You have paid expires, We will
intimate it by cross marx in ink after you'
name on the margin Of the paper.
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HUNTERS equipments of all kinds
at w. H. Andersons.
Public Sale.

At the sale Of n. b. Teyis, last week, Capt.
Jake Higgins auctioneer)property Of all kinds
sold we'll Ordinary mules, two years old
brought from Sis to $780, hogs, about S!ei
several thoroughbred brought fair prices
Emma Ann" an aged COW, Was bought by
Mr.. James 4. Bruce, afterwards sold at q
profit, to Mr.. Geo. holland. Two Handsome
thorough-bredhe iiers sNaunerle" and Chariot
ta," we're purchased by c. II. Rochester Of oul
town. This fine stock will not leave our neigh
borhood, which We are glad TO know.
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To the Public.

Mr.. Jno. q. McAlister will contiue the dry
goods business at the old stand of McAlisteI
& Miller, and will be delighted to attend the
demands of the public, and especially the for
mer patrons ofthe house. The books Of the
late Grm Of McAlaster 4 Miller are in his
possession, and respectfully requests those In
debted to to the firm TO call and get their ac-
counts. ALL
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NOTICE.

1ho~c Of our advertiser. who desire changes
made In their advertisements, must hand in
copy on Monday morning next
Al communication either n an clitoriel or bust
nes. thatttter, should ~ addressed 10 HILTON a
CAMPBELL, hos u, stanford, Ky.
mnuies remittsl ~ f,r advertising. subscription
or ~ work must H. sent Va checks post-ofico money
erder % eNprs or u viii 10 At The parties risk.
JAMES Cak Is our authorized agent NJ Jacksonville 10
,ontrat irr job WORK Advertising, attend 10 susrrir
uons, aud rcJeivc all monies f1r the same.
AaNNfai
y. Cook, lius'onviie; = y. Owens, Crab Orchard,
W G 'urd, Sumerset, ., A. Bryant Gum sulphur.
=. Ign-s, Pine mn Thos Mchcath Monuoelloi
~. J. Brown, Nj vernon.
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Mr.. Asher ow-ley has recently associated
with him in his extensive grocery and Hard
war; business, our young friend Geo. w. Hop
per. Mr.. II is young man OF unsoceptiona-
HE business qualities, character, energy and
int gritty, and Ne doubt not that his many
friends will cxtend to him in hisnew relations,
a cordial support.
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Mr.. W. L. Grubs of Shelby City, was out
during the recent cold snap doing some fen
cling, and found at depth Of eighteen inches
in the ground a nest Of rattle snakes, one a
very large one, and four small ones, ranging
in length from eight 10 perhaps eighteen
inches. Although the weather was extr, nelly
cold they showed fight II il evident that the
young ones were the progeny Of the old fe-
male, and the question arises why were they
no, the same length and size?
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FORM JACKSON COUNTY.
The silver scp.naou-A MT os History
a eIose Ob.eryor.

McKrr, JACKSON COUNTY, Jan. I, is72.
Coreyoadsnss Interior Journal
The victims Of the "silvcr Fever" have re
covered, and the sensation passed away. The
delusivc hopes Of the miners were blasted per
mancn,ly, and the vision u pots OF pure
gold and precious coins superseded by holiday
sports. Wise heads have given up the search,
and TIME will obliterstc the numerous eyiden-
ccs q industry and labor expended in futile
enterprise.
MT Oh ANTIQUITY.
A few evenings since, your correspondent in
company with one Of the "oldest inhabitants"
was perambulating along the clasic banks Of
Indian creek, his attention was called TO three
mounds situated in the ccutr, Of Of a corn
field. asked my companion in regard to
them, and he related the following circum-
stances; "In the eslry settlement Of Kentucky,
three Indians made raid upon an old settler
who was residing near where Stanford is now
situated, and captured his two daughters, and
started with them towards Rockcsstle river.
The settler, accompanied by three brave and
daring men, from Fort Logan, one Of whom
was the rioubtable Benz. Logan, started in
Persuii, and struck their Trail at the mouth Of
Rockcas,le river. They followed the trail up
the river to Laurel Fork, and from thence to
the mouth Of Indian creek, up Indian creek a
distance Of ten mile, whcnthey were fortunate
to overtake their foes, whom they shot and
buried" The names Of the young ladies were
given me hut cannot remember them. These
mounds have never been disturbed, and pre-
sumo the savages sleep their long sleep here,
at least it would not be becoming 10 me to
doubt the story Of the oldest inhabitant."
DESERTED.
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Firm Changed.

Having associated with me in the grocery,
hardware, and commission business, NJ. Geo
W. Hopper, the business will hereafter be con
Quoted under the name and style of owsley 4
Hopper, in our new and commodious building
on the North side Of main street, Masonic
block. desire TO return thanks TOM friend
for their liberal patronage, and request all my
customers to call as soon al practicable anC
settle up their accounts with cash or by note,
Alt Respectfully, A. OWSLEY.
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WE are paying cents cash for beef
hides. GEO. D. WEAREN & co.
Our Devil.

We have in our Office as apprentice, Eddie
Pollard, the pet Of Crab Orchard, son of Hon.
]. d. Pollard. Ii, is an intelligent little fell
low and gives promise at no distant day to ex-
eel our foreman in the "art preseryatiye, and
sometime in the future to become a great big
editor and have people say of him, she was
once an obscure iiale dsui. Here is the gesGlt
of his first days labor at the case;
tA1l A eoLNn g5wIsm little
oukS luaSe BIa : his 5ROW Oh
ZEN lItTIe 0CeAf Gov .