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Proclamation by the Governor,

NNTTEREAS. II has come to the knowledge Of the
w Executive that two citizens Of the State Of Kan
sas were killed in Crawford county, in this State. In
April last, by John Richmond. Jr., Jack Richmond
Lafayctt Shutz and Bud Morris, and that the said
Jack Richmond. Lafayctt shulta and Bud Morris
are still at large,
Now therefore /, Elisha Baxter, Goycrnor Of the
State of arkansas by virtue Of the authority vested
In me by the constitution and laws of said State, do
hereby offer q reward Of TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each of the said three persons, to-wit I.
Jack Richmond, Lafayett Shultx and Bud Morris,
and their delivery to tho proper authorities Of the
In testimony whereof have hereunto
(>) set my hand and caused the seal Of the
l.. s. State to be affixed Mt Little Rock, this
l--) fifth day Of September. A.: j.: ls73.
EI.ISEA BAXTER.
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EE- The firm of Gates Il Collins, hav-
ing been dissolved and the stock in trade
sold out, Mr. Collins can new be found
the first door East of MeIlvaighs Sad.
dlers Shop.
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EE-J. A. Goodfellow, representing
Dc Boot and Shoe Establishment of Ap.
pleton, Noyes Il Co., dropped in on his
fends and customers here, on Thursday
Ast He will do to tie to, for those want
bg anything in his line.
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RIVER NEWS.
TUESDAY MORNING.

\ Since our last the river has taken a rise ana
Wc now have full 10 feet Of water. and falling
flowly. Weather cold and clear.
!. The Kitty lleglcr from Cincinnati Is due
Hnd may be looked for at any hour.
Utah arrived from New Orleans Sunday
plight.
The Halle from Little Rock arrived Sun
play afternoon and went down Monday
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SEND TO WICK.

For. fresh Garden and Flower Seeds,
Bulbs, Plants, etc, etc, send to JAMES
WICK, Rochester, New York. He is
reliable, prompt, and you get just what
you order.
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E:S- Says the Cincinnati Times =" Neb.
is mentioned as the first
but incorrectly. Eve, who made
a reputation in the apple business, and
who broke up A dam monopoly, was the
first to patronize husbandry'
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HT We are indebted to our old friend
pr. Richard Thruston, for q splendid
y Bair of Mallards, on Saturday. Since he
look the hide off that "bare story" he
h las the field all TO himsel The "young
bucks" have taken to the woods
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EE- If you want to sec something
Handsome, as well as durable, in the way
of Harness, etc. just drop into Nell
yaigh's. In fact, it is just the place to
bet work done, or get anything in the
Saddle and Harness line.
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Il E4v Persons desiring to procure STATE
EcRlr for paying TAXES, FEES, to officers,
BE-, can procure it in any quantity at
lowest rate from Maj. w. b. BLocHHR,
q Little Rock 3w
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Notice Particular.

IA IL persons indebted to MICHAEL
"A LYNCH. by Note. Account or otherwise,
Ire notified that the same are In my hands for
polection and will be vigorously pushed
Come forward and pay. arrange or secure and
Iure costs. "A word to the wise is sufficient j"
,- b. BROWN.
March 2, lS74-3w.
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Death BED of General Lee.

A magnificent IA by IS inch Engraving
AThe family and friends are gronped sor-
rowfully around the old heros death bed.
The scene Is so touchingly beautiful, the sem
timcht of the picture Is so sweet, and the
character so life like that everybody admires
1t. II is truly gem Of art one OF which
should hang In every Southern home. Sent
by mail postpaid on receipt of 90 cents or 3
for 80 cents. Address.
w. NJ. BURROW, 900 main-st-
Bristol, Tenn.
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~ All Job Work, cash on deliv-
M. e. Church, South.

Rev. W. T. BOILING. Pastor. Divine SER
o. vines every Sabbath at IL o'clock, A. NJ. and
7oclock p NJ. Prayer Meeting every We'd
nvsday evening at o'clock.
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Presbyterian, 20. 81

Rev. J. C. KENNEDY, Pastor. Divine Ser
Vice every Sabbath, except the ID OF each
month"; at IL A. NJ. and 7P.M. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at JPN.
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Ey- Secretary Of State, j. M johnson,
Indigo E. d. Ham, and Samuel Bard, edl-
Tor of the Fayetteville News, passed
down to Little Rock on the Halle, Mon
dnx
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Tho Qeboia Cotton Gin.

Attention Is directed to the advertisement
% the above celebrated Gin, In our paper. 1t
y highly recommended by all who have tried
y Call and see the Gin at ID. c. WILLIAMS.
More
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ET Farmers having Early Rose Pc.
,toe seed, to spare should bring them
!. They are in demand, as we'll as 9th
r early kinds.
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A Singer Sewing Machine For
Sale.
Dne Of Singers best SEWING MACHINES,
br sale at a bargain. Has been in use short
ime-geod as new Apply at this Ofllce.
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rE DR.. f. Wall and bride. returned
home on Tuesday last We are glad to
know the young bride is looking as
bloemng as rose
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NEW MUSIC.

A choice selection of new and pop
lilar MUSIC, for sale cheap.
Apply to
=. w. DAUGHERTY.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

NIIEREAs, 1t has come to the knowledgc Of the
w executive that on the -- day of October. 1873,
in the county of Sebastian. State Of Arkansas, DR..
Fowler was killed by one A. |. Akin, and the said
A. |. Akin is still at large;
Now, therefore. ], Elisha Baxter, governor OF Ar
kansas, by virtue of authority vested IN me by the
reward of two hundred dollars for the arrest and
conviction Of the said A. |. Akin.
In testimony whereof. | have horounto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the State to be
IL. ST. affixed at Little Rock this 27th day Of
October. A. ID. 1873.
ELISHA BANTER.
BY the Governor
j. NJ. JoHYsoS, Secretary Of State,
BY Frank Strong Deputy.
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Proclamation by the Governor

WHEREAS, 1T HAS COME TO TIE
w knowledge of the Executive, that a
band Of outlaws did on the 18th day of Jan
uary, 1874 In the County Of Garland. rob the
United States mail and sundry citizens Of the
State, and that the said outlaws are still at
large:
Now therefore, I. Elisha Baxter. Governor
Of the State OF Arkansas. by virtue of author
ity IN me vested by the constitution and laws
Of the State. do hereby offer II reward of
Five Hundred 5000 Dollars
for the arrest and delivery OF each Of the said
outlaws to the Sheriff of Garland County, or
satisfactory proof that said outlaw or outlaws
were killed in an etlcrt to arrest them
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the
[I..S.l State to be affixed at Little Rock,
this 10th day of February. AID
1874.
ELISHA BANTER.
Governor of Arkansas.
BY the Governor:
j. NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary of State.
BY Frank Strong. Deputy. feb Is
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A SAFE FOR SALE.

A No. /. Halls Patent COMBINATION
LOCK SAFE, for sale.
Apply to
2w s. W. DAUGHERTY.
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GF The Rev. w. T. Boiling returned
b his charge in Van Buren on Friday
|ast, from trip to Memphis.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-03

We have the Blanks, for sale ut this Office
lnitable for application to the Board of SUPER
isors for relief from the Levee Tax.
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EF The very quiet, modest Doc Crow
Vas in town last week. Can't prove his
Business by us.
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Opportunities are like dowres that
fade at night; seize them, therefore, whiie
they last
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TUNHE well known and long establishes
Ferry at Van Buren,, Arkansas. Is now
under the charge of the subscriber. The pro-
plietors having recently put on large New
Steamboat and NTH careful and experiences
Fcrrymen. they feel confident that they ear
give universal satisfaction to the travelling
public. Their aim will be to meet the In
creasing demands Of the large emigrant trav'
cl to Texas.
The st Louis and Sherman. Texas. U. B.
Mails are carried over this Ferry. which is
good guarantee that 1t Is the shortest as wsu
as the best route for travel Of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat %
the river and can cross 200 wagons and teams
per day. and no retention on either bank need
bc expected. Enclosures for stock and sheds
for travellers are bcing built on. both sides Of
the river. and no pains will he spared to ae-
commodatc the public. We shall strive -
continue to make this the popular rosie 70
and from Missouri and Texas.
N. B-Ferry accounts must be ssHist
Aonthiy-No deriation from this rule.
II. G. RO BARDs, prsryistsy.
Van Buren,, Feb. 4, 70. y
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r9y Col. j. A. Lockhart, left for the
lock on the Halle.
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H-Thc American Sardine Cos Boneess
Sardincs, are much better, and less than
half the cost Of imported Sardines.
The Van Buren press., 1874-03-03

-" What 10 pride, my SOM" "Walk.
ing with cane, when you amt lame, v
replied the intelligent boy.
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-Itis better to carve your name on
hearts than marble.
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Manhood How Lost, How Re
stored

Jusr published, "a new edition Of Dr crLvx.xshsa's ,h
wwcJic;nso of Spcrmatorrh9a or Seminal eatnesss
Involuntary seminal losses, Impctsuey, mental ana
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DESCRIPTION.
The said A. l. Aiken Is about thirty. Ave years old
elk feet high dark eyes. black hair. dark complex
ion. aud weighs about ono hundred and eighty
pounds,
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HavnQan City
STEAM FERRY.
A NEW FERRY & TOWN |

HAS been established miles due East ct row
Thd Road from Fort Smith 70 this Ferry. for ~
present goe. Eas, ten tes Saih9ss Avenue Ans
e,- Travellers crossing the River from Hedsss
Prairie, Marard Prairie, Greenwood. Jenny l4Apas
al or near the MAYS PLACE, saving distancsN
full miles.
Rates Cheap and PrOmptncss Guar.
antced.
Capt. W. II. HAYMAN,
Former Fcrryman ut Van I5urcn, in CemusAe.
Van Burcn, Ark, Sept. "a. u.
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ALargc supply

or Pcrnmeries. Hair OILS. Pcmaues. AO.
~ let Soaps, fine white CASTLE s9aG v.S a. -
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, 1874-11-07
An OLD AlAN'S THOUGHT OF SCHOOL.

1T WALT WHITMAN,
Tho folloWius pom rteitHa perdaually by tho
author, SatnEdav afternoon, Qcf. III, tue unuEr4
ton Of tho tne new Coopar Public School, Camden,
n. Isl
An old mana til onght Of Echo0l:
An old man. gathering youthful memories and blooms,
that youth itsts Cannot.
Now, only do lr,ow you!
fair atlforal slieai moynng.dew upon The graasl
And lfeso see--thcso sparkling eyos,
These stoEes Of ,nyatlc meaning young lives,
Building, eau'ppng, like tces Of ahips-immortel
shlpa!
Coon so sall out ossr the ,uoasuroleis seas,
On ths Nonlh voyage, =
Only y lot Of buy and elrlso -....
Only TIC rsso're apelug. writing, splssin. clasaes7
Gully public a1n0olo
Ah nore--indn!Ee1y more;
As George Fox rGsd is warning cry, Ia 1t this pills
OF BRICK anl mortar-these dead loors, win-
dows ralls--you call the church?
Why. this ii not the church IT a-hs church IL living
eyar-livin;: souls"
AMI yon. AtnerIla,
Cast yn,, tho resk reckoning for your present: ~
Tha liRhth and Hl1aduws Of your futnseHood or owl
This lnson nutttar.u, With all ts dazzling hopc2 aud
terrible iaazs7
Look tee,er. nenEpr, saf,1as faT-psoytds ahead
counsel iu tA,ise:
Not to your ve.%1icts Of elec!lou-ays-aot 10 your
roterH loo1:- ,.-.....--.-.
To gslhoo hoYaood look-ths tescher and tha school,
, 1874-11-07


Farieou Ia to write d Christmas story abort
"Thc kng or No-land,"
Mr.. ~. Hcmans son Of Mrs. uen,ans, tho
poatess, will aoou issue book on Is Historic aud
Monumental Rome."
~-Canon AaAwel1 bae,. Mt tho requeat Of tie
lato Bishop Wilberfoyce's family, undertaken to
writo tha la!o Bishops life.
Roberts Brothers propose \ literary curioni-
ty in :. Eleyen Cbi!drcn's Stories By Eleven Aar-
yard Gorh0nloro"."
-Dr. Doyie's analyals Of Irish uomnnolathro
will btluslly 10 Completed by thu rut'lication Of
his second volume Of ''lrish Na1nes aud Places-"
--prnf, hlasson l,as written book on THE
Thrco Deylls Iutnor's, Millions, aud Gocths'a."
! ready aoon at Osgooa's, will tncludo soreral
pieeea which will theroin see tho light for tho
| llrht 1ina+
| Tho Froucl Academy Offers prizo Of $500
| for tho hos. work Oh inctaaI!ysicH as u ecpnce.
| and ons Ut 1000 FOR tho lest work Oh the stoio
| philosophy.
-Df. Holland will begin q. serial novel in
ISss5y Ms!y ha sn's1 bst. 81 fs tsss 9,y ny s
| has anything to do with .!se t.t!s Is untold.
| "A boot giving birdseyo-giow of . Modern
| African Explorations" by eondensngr such
hooks as Grants, Daker's, stsnley'R, Living
stones, etc., ia planned by Henry Holt i Go.
-Mr f. B, Tyior Ia en9agad upon nanual
OF autllsopology. which will 10 ooploua1y ilus-
trataa with epgruyings taken from hotual paraons
bolong,ng to each division Of 1nankini.
| : ---6lr Arthur 1iGlpA now bouKt WH!e4 Nuuef+s
Brothers will repub'iah, Ia volume n tho Ksme
vcin as Friendo in Council" 1t vii! consist Of
something like & d1zen chapters dealing with
Important questions OF tho day
| - paragraph IL gotn. tile xound Of The ps.
pers stating thxt Mr. Thomas Carlyle has found
eyidohce that hia ancestors settled In CumboF-
land aboat tho Tins Of William l:utus. and thai
he ID now husly engaged IN collecting lnss aF:a1'
for al otaborats pedigree Of hin family.
-Iu . pleasant work Oh Engsh surnanea hr
| than In n AEI6 nj
bats. betty, Mo!l, pegg, Sail, we.e onco Of tlle
I'aranour, aul ilarlos, were forn,eslY uauaos Of
tho greatest respoctahlllty.
The Trench Natio,lAl Library In now asd K
| include 2,377.671 yoiumeg. The atlmtniatrssiof
has Jus! finished publishing pr1ntnl cataloguei
Of 1898 works rexting 70 tho history o
! France.
--The "novelations Of Maria Monk," vhfct
como thirty yeAsH ago eonsnlsed the literary hnt
| religious World, are nov followed by tho 't!tave
lationB Of Maria Monk'a Daughter" by MIa. 1t
John Eckel.
III IL no longer considered nacehsary, eaya "
English soylaTer, that thesa elsould 10 any con
nection bstNaeE i novel and iss sitlo. Tley art
things apart ffoln each othor. Wllen tho lnIa
Ii written o nane ts bestuvad uCua 1t, hot II
order to inlfcxts isa contouss, int 10 call nttsA
tipn 10 tlh faEt that tba uovb eaiat.
-" I.otoa Leaves" Ia tia ttsta of naw hool
to 10 puhllsi,o6 by William T.. Gill l. CO.
| uill contain oflEiua! contributions by Wltt,
Collins, Mark Twain, Wh'tolaw REID. 1oht
Nroughstu, Aud others, merabers Of the lv:o
Club, and will be illustrated b7 fxedaiacks, Il
tasgt, 1umlsy, aud 1utliue.
, 1874-11-07

s.ory Of tho dtrtsaadnf, of the Norwich and Now
YORK iiue Of 10 kls, ly i sktsIful a,Tnd!or. Wais
tha Church Cuug1e4a waa IN scssion ia Now Yor:
alnan who looaHsl osary inch Ell Episcopal
clergyman callad nj s}ls, Now York oftics Of tho
.;or,Ytch lns lald xao:od 10 1u2ka arrangements
for the trauAr:1tat,sn Of coo Episcopal clergy
raan aud !aylns'u, hs!anging IN Now England, to
uoaton. Thens euvsuod u suitable amount ot dis
cussiou and Of to!ngraphlnS to LIE :a!tf'A's men
1 Tor sasxf sasssns s;es S. 1t M PER "es 'ssn M
agnpt to roceiYa 10 cAnt> pnr siekct NJ nia cons-
,.bslon, amnnl ting 10 $36n. HI .sscn psst for
sAa tickets viii, s,aci for 81 SUD, sinnsd Will
iasu L. Dodge. and ehey paid him big con'n'lsa'os
1ime came for the hsat 10 leave, but ups :l'o
8O0 Not QUO Ut tho gEens 5!h' mese fnrthrominH,
ajtd tho ideas 1uHNea with Startling faplu!tY IL
e|aas kuccssssa u upon tha .oinda Of st'o s!sau..
boat otAciala.. TAa check was found to ba 3 for.
asrY. bus thAf{ofxsr hap 10 far escApsd capture.
, 1874-11-07

American Naturalist for November peabody
Academy Of sclonco, s*ienl. Mess.}. ,,u,.,
Disease October (ed1ted by DFs. J. s. Jewell
hud II. 81. DannIHter).
Illinois Sghooln,asfcr for November (John ".
Cool; aud Edwin c. Hewett, Normal, TlL).
Northwestern Rerieo for October (R. r.
pcarlat, cl,lcago}.
The Tharmaa1st for November (Chicago Col
lego Of Pha1nacy). g.,
american Zee Journal for November (Chicago,
ILL.,. and Cedar Rapids, la.).
A,ne,fcns Eai!dt7- for November (New iorG}.
Literary World for November q. r, Crocket,
Doston.)
leterson'a Journal Of Polite Literature for
December III. Peterson K Co., Phiialelphial).
Current numbers OF Liaelrs LiriHg Age {llt-
toll 4 Gay, Doston) aud .Appteton's Jour74at %.
'Appleton / Co.. Now Yurk).
, 1874-11-07

111rr,r orAeSIcs. Ialitt.i BY ltchslTRE 1oHnsox.
T,n.nrnY Tlirtl Sol1!me- Square 1fuo., ~. 2p3.
E,ato1: James X. osgo1d Co.
The happy thought which gave rlas to thl'
serlss IL welcomed on eyers side. 4 multitude
us short s.ur,es Of tha highest order Of o1ool-
lenco uo scattered through Englsh End Asaarl'
can Iltsrs.ure, which it " desirable object to
collect anl render accessible in 3 eonysnienl
shape. The editor Of tho " Littla Classics " is
accomplishing tiia worlt with taste aud dlncfo.
tton., The pssssnt number embraces tales With
B. I'D thread tunn!ug through than, 'ana Reaaf3,
ally fatal tartolustton. AtnouK tAsm ~ Ana
, 1874-11-07

-lulagae !lIs wrath Ut y young woman who
rseH fgout her aeat i horaacAt to EiYs 1t to "a
old Indy when eho tul1ls round and aoaa TINT th1
youug man opposlts 10 iooxng ont ut tho sitp
dow, Instead os gazing at llar Appsovngly.
, 1874-11-07
half O minute to three or five minuteA but
would gradually rnylvo In the couruo Of an hour

llM1 o UlHTf6 10 kuFH0 Or I'VE mfOUtEh 0Ut
would gradually rnylvo in the courpo Of m hour
or no.
DENTAL plnAs1Tss.
II nil vers AWARD OF tho fact That both vouo
~ as.aa aa e"@s1a ane.t . aoRe.nens III she
'n.essscea OF uncloan toetn ano aoafase ~ thar
8.'uA''o'' thoro Hou!fi DO more unl7erhal a'a
''t'o'ons aamin'atrauoh OF the toota-ofueh than
81 rfefsus pfesAlls' 10 10 sure tne SoSetaht
oho an'ia"' paflaites that Thrive III lilo mouth ara
'''3 "1'n".o-m'eofoscop!ca1 IN 1aes; put tae
,,,,ss sSry .us"' ~. ia muss shaao"y pfoaentason,
,I conunnlv fo,na T.; tt .ot =, "a ~ w. .nn.
fru.tf1c cn,tae Of eareu il I'm TenIjhr;r hf,ccaix
II III llttlc affair. but has no a|mplar namotoRo
W. lte iavorito locality ~ is tn tho openings la.
tseao ts snu 3a;aaa 5SIsm. Maen aesas tGRen HMn
~ tba ,rn,1, ;tsot, hor zuc'ussa AonplnanJ a
~ y,s 1u' =, tnn ,nsIh Ky u1ve aoitsneu tno on
sraat ,noiity in e,feotne tio nossu ~ ts toa.h
Ill., fauas ~. ~ .uG uo'ss o. .ns tees
ent ~ ,sy.s;,a ~ tL t,. tao suotn ~ uos
aness aa .1g ..u t,,, "a.os
~ H. do,.;s,r. xaonr,ont, thns ~ .noa
it,shcJ at ioast twico lsy wita tIne sJT poMaor
with the hsirK nat tho tiucly nat. Ia ortfer thst
they may penetrate inIo kle interaticos Of The
teesh.
fEsEKEeR.
@no a'uuen's OF !cneRese, curing lsss sa1-
me1 aeha1o'', numbered fofty-ahfee, OF whom
aHensY-t"o "cre gentlemen anu tHentJ"
one lat,tes. From a Rkotch OF the work
done at this gonool. given bv Prof. Pack
ur1 nt tha Ha,tford ,,n,t;r, - I'm Auor.
80, A..o,,.ti... t.~ H..
S,ta,." ~ ,..s,, ~ ..sI ~ e'eusoao's
tha nu,,1a ho1rv .an, 7;roo.lr =, u..,,xs -. s.,-,
1ct,ora IN n, ,;ctrnt ;nvoo,,c,;,.n ~ ;as,,naa 49,
In nurnnl,,o ,ohth-t,ln,,- .,.,, ,.,s,, ...a,r<s
nsh. Will, 9rnctnna tt st,,dv IT. "Ita far 4gn
dnyu. and than rAnnst thu nhsarroIiuua ~ ndn m