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BURNING UP!
V|OU are burning up with FEvER-In-
Il termittent Fever, Chill and Fever,
Fever and Ague-all these arc the ga me
diseaee, caused in the same way.
RAGING AUTUMNAL
Days OF September, hot. falling leayes,
decaying matter, will produce Chill and
Fevor, Dumb Chills, Aching Bones and
DISEASES,
Which ca lie cured by HEINITsH'3 KINA
CHILLI, CURE. Thousands burn with fever
and shake with cold just for want OF n
cure, which is to be found only at
Scpt3t T1EINITRH'S Drug Store.
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independents Republican Party-Or-
der OF the Campaign.
HuAno'pa INDpppNDENr RRp Parry

Independents Republican Party-Or.
der OF the Campaign.
HEADo'Rs INDEPENDENT REP. PARTY,
RooMs STATE Elk. COMMITTEE,
COLUMBIA, s. c., October 21, 1874.
By virtue of the authority vestediin
tae Executive Committee of the Inde.
pendent Republican party by the State
Con vention, held in the oity oi
Charleston, I'd of October. 1874. the
following gentlemen will address the
citizens Of the State at the places and
times annexed:
Conwayboro, Friday, October 90
T. O. Dunn, Sam'I Lee.
A1sndalo, Friday, October pa. J..
Ransier.
Greenwood. Friday, October OR.
Fl. Cain, ". n. Thomas
Winnsboro, Friday, October 23-J.
Minis Sullivan, T. A. Davis.
Marion, Saturday, October 24-T.
Q. Dunn. Samuel Lee.
Georgetown, Saturday, October "a
Martin r. Delany, W. 81. Jones.
Aiken, Saturday, October 24-E. B.
Seabrook, W. z. Johnston.
Liberty Hill, Monday, October 26-
Martin r. Delsny, Ssmue! Lee, J. D.
Marley.
Lancaster. Monday. October 2e-
J. Minis Sullivan, E. M. Pinckney.
Barnwell. Monday, October 26-R.
81. Cain, W. A. Hayne, A. j. Ransier.
Prosperity, Tuesday, October 27-
E. M. Seabrook, w. 81. Thomas.
Camden, Tuesday. October 81
Martin r. Delany, Samuel Lee, ". E..
JOhneton
Newberry, Wednesday, October 2s-
J. Minis Sullivan, E. B. Seabrook, w.
II. Thomas.
Abbeville. Thursday, October 29-
Martin r. Delany, E. B. Seabrook, W.
II. Thomas.
Bennettsville. Thursday, October
29-Samuel Leo, John Nj. Freeman,
Jr., T. A. Dsvie.
Anderson, Friday, October 30
Martin r. Delany, E. B. Seabrook,
w. 81. Thomas.
Society Hill. Friday, October 30
T. A. Davis.
Walhallo. Saturday. October 81
Martin r. Delany, E. B. Seabtook, W.
Kingstree. Saturday, October 81
Samuel Lee, John NJ Freeman, Jr. /,
T. A. Davis.
Greenville. Saturday. October 81
To be appointed.
Charleston, Monday, November 2
To be appointed.
Piokens, Monday. November q
Martin r. Delany. +. B. Seabrook, W.
81. Thomas.
All meetings will be held at IL NJ,
unless otherwise ordered by County
Chairmen.:
County Chairmen will please take
notice of the time and places Of meet.
ing, and act accordingly.
THOS. G. DUNN, President.
Attest: j. EVANS BRIrToN, Secretary.
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Lost or Mislaid :

A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, issned
"A ty the Citizens Savings Bank of
South Carolina. dated 2ist January, 1873,
numbered 157, in tho namo OF l.. Hanly
Spencer, for sixty dollars, has been lost or
mislaii. Any person possessing the same
Will plcaae notify or deliver it to tho Trus-
too at Columbia. Sept mos
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Coal! Coal; Coal!

TINE undersigned beg leave to state thai
Il they have constantly on hand an
kinds of COAL, and will furnish consumers
in aay quantity, delivered, at lowest cash
prices. BOWEN Il LAFAE, Agents.
ocPt 3nlo
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GEO. w. SMITH, II. p. BItOUGHTON
Of Richland. OF Clarendon.
NEW FlRM. NEW GOODS
LOW PRICEs I'I !!
Ono Door South or Ph@nix Office.

Ono Door South OF PhonIx Office.
@H ALL in need OF CHOICE kS'i:fII !,
H63 3FLOUR, BACON, LARD. Aki H:IES
- SUGAR, ,MOLASSES, TEAS, &ssiiiniljj
MEAL. CORN. HAMS. COFFEE, BUTTER,
PEPPER, SPICES, STARCH, MACKEREL,
OIL-in fact. everything that is kept in a
FIRST GLASS GROCERY STORE, will
consult their interest by giving us call.
Buying our goods for cash, we are enabled
to sell as cheap as the cheapest. All we
ask ia a trial, and il we do not give entire
satiefaction, it will not be our fault. Wo
hope our friends will not forget us. We So
licit share Of the public patronage, deter
mined to give satisfaction to all who may
favor us with their custom. All goods de-
livered within the city limits.
Sep 27 limo SMITH & BROUGHTON.
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OCTOBER 10. 1874.
Special Notice From The
GRAND CENTRAL
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
w. LOVE SEQ.


WE have just received ten cases of
w very choice and seasonablo DRESS
GOODS, purchased for cash of two bank
rupt importing houses, Which viii be sold
very cheap. Also, five cases BLACK AL.
PACAS and choice MOURNING GOODS,
which. for quality and finieh, cannot be ex-
celled anywhere.
The following Goods are now in stock:
50 pieces choice patterns Of CARPETS,
100 RUGS. % MATS. SO dozen Of Ballou l.
Go. scelcbratcd SHIRTS for which We are
tho agents, retailing them at wholesale
prices.
All the departments of our establish.
nent are full OF the best makes OF goods
and purchased by our resident buyer in
New York for cash at the lowest price,.
enabling us TO sell goods a.. low az any
house in New York
Those residing in the city, and strangers
passin;; through. before laying ia their
winter supplies. should examine our large
and choice assortment. at the GRAND
CENTRAL DRY GOODS ESTABLISH.
MENT OF WM. ID. l.UNI; Is CO whole
sale aud retail dcalcre in DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOES, corner OF
n. 3. SAMPLES cent gratuitously 10 all
parts Of the country on application.
Oct II
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New and Elegant
FUR NITU RR.

TINE subscribers are Just ro.
Il ceiving, from the North
and West, desirable and Gle
CANT stock of FURNITURE,
embracing oil the novelties in
their line. Among the selec-
tion will be found handsome
PARLOR AND CHAMBER
SETS, OF the most fashionable
and exquisite design. besides a
large variety of COTTAGE, d.
NING-ROOM and HALL + UR.
NlTUKE. Our stock has been
selected by m experienced
workman, and cannot fail to
please. A visit to our ware
rooms is solicited.
Funerals served at short no.
tico and up0nreasonablc terms.
Oct15t3m FAGAN BRGS.
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THE CALIFORNIA CIGAR sTOR =
STILL AHEAD!.

HNHE proprietor OF this establishment
Il would respectfully announce to the
public and his numerous patrons, that hs
mas largely increased his facilities for sup
both imported and dolnesl TIC. Their forec
Tor the manufacturing of the best Cigars
has been largely increased. thereby ena-
ping them TO compete with the largest
the dealers throughout the entire State
can certify: The celebrated So. PARTAGAS
arc still all the rage; also, the 10c. IN
PORTED LONDRES.
NJ. SULZEACHER,
No. los Main street,
Two doors below Wheeler House.
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FINES SALOON

FINES SALOON,
NO. III htchGrdSon Street, bet,ceen LAZY
and Gercuis Streets.
HANING rcplcnishcd my entire stock OF
Ii Liquors, Cigars, DC, having also
given proper attention TO my Restaurant,
l am now prepared to furnish my friends
and the public generally with tho best the
markets afford
oct II VIM. NJ. FINE. Agent
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CONSERVATIVE HEADoUARrEns,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., October 10, 1874.
County assessments, to aid in de-
frsying the expenses OF The canvassers
of the Independent Republicans,
should be forwarded by express, and
not by mail. VIM. WALLACE,
Acting Chairman.
DaT All Conservative papers in the
Statelplease copy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-05-21
Il t1aIi Nut 10 crack.

lI"re is Il ltla domesric ,uciIent which
is la lc to haprtu IN almost every
family. \ l,ttir hoy while strojiing through
the cemetery Sunday found y butternur
lie knew it was wrong t. crack buDternu'
On Sun'!ay, bat he cqgId no: rrsist thr
temptation. while sitting III hs chair, to
fcud!e it i: his purket. Pretty soon he
stepped int2 the kitcGer, aMl seeing there
il hammer and .iatiruL he thought lac
would give the Lnt;cruut = it.le tap on the
head t. start i. But cue LITTLE tap did
got suffice. Iir gave It another. aud then
anarher Evog7 time he tapped it be would
hold i Up and look "nxiuu>ly over lis sur
face. 1t WAS during one OF these pbserva-
tiuno tia. shadow rarkcned his gaze anu
the vCIee Of his father .mote suddenly
upon his ear &C mme that butternur,
you Young rascal This was about all be
saIJ. Bu. he took the buttcruut, aud me-
chanictily fitted the iatlron to ms lap, aud
and ubsiractcdiy poised the hammer III tie
air. gazlng aLsently at the a5a>hed and
,hr,nhtns boy. Then he dropped his
gaze Gn tie bll ternut which eerrd temp /
,ugIy FROM between his tbu:lb and fore
fi'ger, aud ncgt dropped the hammer down
urun 1t Nith IL force and ahiuptncs5 that
made lie boy leap from the floor. And lie
scarcely reached The iloU- again, when ii,
was cal led upon II dodge the hAm.nsr, h
happening to be IN line of tie window 1t
wu.- going to ,Art through. The butter,,ut
! went through a CHROME worth Ten uo!.urs,
/ tut rHirg to the great 'nunt,i
! y hlch he l;In It en-, VIII
Was Obliged to order, tie ac.url cost
Was .bout Ity c,ut> The Il t..on nuI
being b., natu.e OF = rcaml { temp, ra
mvut teii "iiere It vYas, ,nI game Jo"nI
/ uu2e lJr the screaming father To turn hI
tnk.c upon ii, as IL srdspei tish hciI vi q
niutiiated tnnmb, aud bounced from Tn,
GUAR. II /, a sal th'Hs To see u stron,
! mau week. Let u think 0, slaIetiin,
ielse.-DaHG3uy Meas.
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A lO0SIkG GARE.

4 story Is t,ii Of q jolly sugar planter,
who thg day ct : e s,rd RI yer, ,fnuI.u
hiinseli in New Orle.,u, vs. h the proceeds
os his crop Ia hi-p cket>, anxiDu, ta i'sve~t
IT,, II N ,he parsa!G Of "a pr.aeos. HAVING
prs,.se4 himself The ST Charles, he VS.
Wandering a,anp the street. in s=arc:' 81
.s.ro baas, y fDn nJs attention a. attrac
e. b. an llaiias whu va 1urmn. tn or &,
# a hand organ, ga tie ? If which ,nu,
I'd 4nt DANCED Ipmb,r ct EapI ers, one f
them halt plate for contributions. Tai
irg 1t FOR d novel game of chance, the plan
"r, wholly unS"ph It Gated, and more thrt
ta.f inrbriate d, resolved to hue. the iiger,
and placed s. pis ce IN the plate The
I,ali IN gruund un, the figure dexierousi,
t,sed tue agency into = basket; the ltaI-
an >uiemuly placed It in his pocket. IL It :,
| : get efen," sad the planter,as be pianked
Il ten, which shared tie saps tate. FIT
teen OCT, here's twenty The imperrur
able allan pocketed the twen'y and ssil
tarned the crank. The disgusted planter de
a.ted, with the rema.k; "N ell, neye
was lucky bat blamed f l ever snS
/ S"me he re wher. all the percentage Wa
in asor or the de ler
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he i't'ie "h"''" gaze a Mite scream ne
his b'- bare feet ne" past her head' and
covering her lace win her hih1s gave way
u her tears or s'n'ies-' Is marc 10 'e''
When. Bhi was 'r'sht SIDE up IN mo
menu ha was ie"Ilhs over tue o'ch u
'''e sea- '-;i:''S apo '.~'''a anu tx ailiils'
wien II. '4DeT' "!'a MS "ie anu ''''s
GROVE ~ Esiihd ana S'oPl'ta' | ''F Dh'
iel. thai he "auh rather nave been shot
'''' ''.''r + BE-. - .''.u '''''' ID" "a @u''''
raj "'L mere "a> ." bet l"r y "nN'
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A Mormon Saint Catches a Tartar

\ faithful Saint, well advanced IN wears,
and badly crippled With rheumatism, finding
lis aged partner bu, little use to him. she
being rtpd and decreplt, conc!q led he
would take Young and blooming b.ide to
console his list years. The negotiation be-
tween tie comnubial pair seemed 70 be ma
;rlLy Advantageous. The ugie, by mar
rylng .he djl"pldatod saint, would gain i
local hgJi'atior and name on earth, and
exaltati1n in the future world. The Lr.de-
groom would procure help-nate to cook
Aig grub, prepare his fannel:, and also keep
him warm o nights. fhe sealing process
was Performed ana wife No. , entered the
abode Of the aged couple. Things grew
lively in that household from that moment
lie tupI lemeitary spouse proved ii muscu
lar christlar. The old man vas prtolcut
with b., iuLiG.nIties, the young br.le STORMY
AID iga,cihle. She not only iissephied her
loge, bat she Enthusiastically kicked him
own stars, The piI gen ltnens lie soon
flickercd out under sucn treatment, AID the
body WAS prepared for the grave, With the
face bearing mtrAs Of the brides fond at
teutions dUrifs lie. iIercupon trouble
arose between the Surviving relics. " lr
No. | claimed the custody Of the c. rp~e un-
til it was CARVED away 10 its last resting
placs wife y. politely requisite h2s t.
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What has Livingstone Done.

! Henry u. Stanley, whose success in God
ing pr. Liyingst5ne has given hin repu'
ta.jon, in letter to the London Da'fy
Nelc@. gives tie f,lloving interesting fHo
+ in regald to the great explorer, ara the re
/ suls CT his labor IN the heart OF Africa:
Il j. asked what he has done since nf
left Engl,,d in 1866. and whether all he
has done ,7il ever be made known, and Eow
MUGS Il 80, 40 ieiie th"nca.; t. De gain
- bv ii, .ui'rr !, iu>j? 10 tie lir,t ca =
..o ',e,,i answer, that q. a,s,g' rr-an'e
d -, 90 r.g. 80, such ..r saTr -, a.
a.t a-i t.'..-l 'r"ns .ae >s,.ls q -,
ia q. ... s., -...r ioi3j-h,d. /" tss.
second question wou! answer thGl CO.
pious record of his discoveries, extending
over period q SIX Years, which brought
to England ri Of August. 1872, is safe in
the hand, Of Miss Agnes Li7lng stone, his
eldest daughter. Tins rrcrri begins from
the day he left Zanz bar. in December,
1866, to tie l5th of March, 1852. 1t em.
Jraced his discoveries FROM the mouth If
the koNumn river en- The east coast o.
Africa, to me Eyassa Lake, those made
from the hyas.a Lake, IL the new lands
west of \la,sa, in the district of the Ma
Z,tu, the Robi,a, Bohemia, the Wa Ma
ruugu Cazemba Rua, Mauyuema Wagnh-
had, up to ujiji. where he arrived the 23i
of October, 1871. II aIsn contains his dis
eovrries 'aade while he ionrneysd It'll NJ,
from about the middle Of November, lG1l,
TO the 10th Of February, 1872, when we
arry~d a: UnyaayemLe
To ordinary readers all this may appear
very vague, hut if tell them that Living
stone h tramped distance Of $500 miles
;.f"nt in that period. they NAV have con
cr;'tion Of the value cf the Journal when
now lies in the strong room Of a Glasgow
bank, and which was sealed by me the
evening CT the 18th of March. 1872.
Livingstone Was laborious note taker.
A !iftle note book was always ca hand to
jot down or the march What observations
he made-which were faithfully copied or
improved npon in .he big journal after lis
arrival in camp. Aud as Livingstone set
great store upon these, they must be Of
value, aud c2i.tnin much aLlitiocal info.-
maticn. Eesiles tins record of IA journey
cxtanding over length uf Z, 300 miles, ani
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RCN, BOTS, run

IkOA e. X tF L III LLE
Lo my fever now is high;
Fly. my boy IT. pity fly;
Bring me PAINPAINT.W OLCOTT's BALM,
IL will soon my fever calm.
Cool my iips-they burn-they burn
Ran ny temples too, III turn;
Give relief or expire.
Painting il this blaze Of fire.
Give ue PaGy PAINT, by the powers;
Drop it DER my head in showers;
Oh. how cooling TO my brow;
Ali! I'm breathing easy now.
lAIN PAINT Gains my frantic brain,
Burning body fee Ct pain;
WoLCOTT PAN PANT | adore,
Perfect health 81 quick restore.
Drugs aud doses, understand,
Degrade an ass much more a man;
FILTHY compounds that they ritke,
Shall not, viii not, cannot take.
Observe, when Mothcr Lagtl. is dry,
She drinks the droPplngs of the sky;
Aud evening dew her cordial gives
TO every dropping plant that lives.
Thus man. scif-taught By i2stint-, vii
Drink deep from fountains CT the rill;
False guides will snatch the cup away
Cram poison down--Ou. stomachs fay.
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BILL AND THE WIDOW.
SMITH, ALIAS CAPT TogHERBy.


DRY AVN TuE yyrnnyD
BY a SMITH, ALIAS CAPT TogHERBY.
ne san II. W .lohr one morning
as =" SAT surfing NC "'t7' go '''7 M
aAa Ao4i'"1 f''''i' - ~
Pie other and looked across she 1'''e mo
the bright eyes Of his neat httie we
WouIdn { II be Il 1o"d l'%e 20 get '"c''''"r
8hl Smiley {" take "ido" H"s'oE 7
Barnnm's show next ee"
: You cant 40 It + -; he won ask hers
1e's SO a".dl shy. N"y Le came by heIe
he other morning when VAS banging out
-,.mc clothes AID be Lo"e"d over the fence
and spoke but wien shnok opt night
gown he biushcd like lIsi aud sen,
away
i" think can manage it" said FL;
!" but I'll have to IL ia,t little. Bat thcn
it wo4llu' b. pneh harm eadcr Il E c'rodrn
,ancrs, Cor know ~. likes him al he
'oi'o" o"',
-
~
% s"f'''- : !. So -, =
lii smiley II vs. rather 4 Z - '.6i"-
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{.
lIl. AMI what, Ola what woelI nc do .
Thea hi- coat fell out aa4 Ep Slipped it on,
and then mixing q desperate squirt he
clu,cAej the back ut the seat and scrambled
IN, and paln & the buffalo robe cver his
leg, staiIsl the other things beneath.
Now tie horse happened to lie enc tia. lie
got frcu Squire Moore, AND he got it from
tie uiIos, and he took it into his head @
stop 1t her gate. which Bill had no power
70 prevent, a. he he had cot possession Of
the rvluS, besides he was TOO busy button
my his coat W to his chiu to think OF
dom. much else. Tue willow heag! ti;e
r.t,.e u the wheels All looked out, and
seeing that It Was Mr.. Smiley, aud tia.
hc G;d not offer to get out, she went to t.
gl,e to see v hat he w4atel, nnd there che
-tocd chatting WIKI Ee- white arms on th9
top Of the Z II. ANA when her smiling fac
turned GIT toAard hmm, whIie the cold
chill, Kan dCwn lis shirticss BAGS, clear
:, his bare .uy. Lenea.A the kud.,1 robe,
and the water from his bar and the dust
from his hat hal combined to maxi some
,,.ce ,ir.Ie streams Of mud that came trick.
Ing Gown his face. She asked him to
com. il. 40. he va. in :. hurry. he said.
SUI hr dit net offer to 70. lie dad not
.s.. ,o.,,k a.,t,,yas ngn,, r.;us for him.
lnc.,,.c IT, know yb,t grouse to
,p.,i,e far not dammit himself rhr, +.
i,o.a.I ,oAa.t.cr,ni t,p,ud U;mapd ..,,,
It vr,.t.-f.c.d t.,r-r car,ne a..I a. unrg
.4..4l>.a. r.r.s /. -, ina. If Gus. sack
ride. couu,s, l.. rr,o.y. 70 Il, Or die, uad
D,ir.,il, ,Di liz erslnI. lie widow
noub, be a.,i-naa. t, =, d course size
Would. 81. nul.la'. ~ c,a.. il. ~,
ga, ma ,lrry, 4. ~ai a,I,.1, VI 70
Mr.. Greeu', ,a.y.
20 - -sil RI. wiI.v .,c.,,,ra ,.,:,,r..
,.ys,.,,.. ar. 90, Wny, va, i.,c ,,,;..s
there myself t., urt ole .. TIE ,arl, to n,,r
me .,i,,. .,,o. inst Wait. ....,,.I w..,!.
g., nv bonnet and shawl anirn ;, !,
v,th v,u." A..j gw,y IN, ,kt.u4j
~ " s''' - -,
"'''' ''-''''''1 '"'i
"h'' . '''"p" AM - r"N.'y c'"'e'''
rrrr..ri,... 10 10 ur,.,, i, i,fo them. vhen :,
r.,nt .,,..n a..,u,, J., -. ,,,,t. ,,o.,
hrs. ,,,-yen hy /, M ANN. atm. a,,I
''>' 81 u '''' y = . ~ c''i'7 ''o'7 d" !
so''ti'e- ''S''3 MN ne o'y "ei' " Il
'''' - '~s.'S - o"' manu- anu = i'-s Ut
SooNo - '''0 o'''si' anu J''' d '"0 VIZ"
! Eed'hed Tue s,-to again. De sdlI:
"iirre : YOUR boots and socNs Nr.S'alley,
'1at jou lett Ola 'he tri i,e when You VAS
IN swimming
y are mistaken sgd Bill, "they'3c
not NINE.
:" ny said 'he ooY' "''n y9a TIE ma
that mad t"e rae after the horse just no"
/ y . SIR, am not. You nad bettcr 20
GA '"o". o"' BUSINESS DIE S's"7D al '"'
'oSS y - 5'o' '''.' y ooo''' ana 'o'hi" :
70 'ne "''''' ne S''":
80 ''lr '''e ''''O'' VIZ yoS' p'''Ss
,t., ,.,,..,,.,.r s,...',,s,..,'',,., .
,r..l ,.,l ,,.,, ~. ,,1r.,l ,,,.. ..,rn.n = -,
nm. e.p,i,,.iy d,n.n ,,t .,.,;n
What a lovely evening, " SAID sin, an,
% warm don't tnluk We need the rob,
Ger u, 10 w?
You see she had on i nice dress and ;
va.t .. n9w gaiters, aud she wanted To show
thcm.)
on, N.Y. al Bill, earnestly, "you'i
fad /, chilly riding, aud w.ul.'ns hay,
,,,u catch cold 10, the world
She seemed p.cascI ut the tender ear,
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i h1rnlrsa.
/ 70 drastrc v o'eu' tDeci1inc
L sure CT q tHlsn re rHs. rig,
i no tr'Ox C. tinv bagert~r.
/ fautl-ss iIH5's rIeiiciu-
y RE earesl re, 'i-irs tie uc -ld
/ IycE ri 81 sty mo tic il p9ess results 70 III
most Geifate in ga .
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