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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10

DENIALs-BRAND THE L1AR.-Mr F.
Ihorp nsbehalf of the Geneva Times,
addressed notes to Ex SENATOR WADE
and AsNBR KELLOGG, of jefferson caII.
ing attention to. the statement of The
N. Y. Sun, on The subject of repudiatins
Garfield, Both these gentlemen. assert
their approval Of Gen. Garfield so far 90
10 cheerfulIy cast their votes for b,m at
the approaching election. The Ex-sena.
tor IN reference to the assertion attributed
to him says-I have uttered no such
sentimentGshd I pronounce the entire
statement and an ofits parts to be with.
tA me ags fasesH n aws
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UndertakIn&.

IL L4&AS4 GGG-kA-LALS
/ also keep constantly on hand large assort-
ment OF ready made Cofins, Rose Wood imitation,
Black Walnut and imitation of Black Walnut, all
of which | can trim in two hours notice, IN any
style requested, equal to any city also nave
splendid Eearse in readiness when called tor.'
GRAVE CLorHEs.-A new feature has recently
been added to this furniture establisement-or
rather TO the Undertaker's department of it-One
that cauroi Tsil 10 commend itself to the cOmmun-
~ ana will show the disposition of the proprie-
Tor to make his establishment as perfect as may
he IL will 20 far to relieve the work and hustle.
II cidental TO- and so repugnant in seasons of be
g eavement of preparing the remains of the depart
ed for burial This consists in keeping on hand
and ready for Immediate use, stock Of grave
clothes. variety OF shrouds, foI 10Th male and
female, made up with much taste aud appropri-
ateness various in price. and both black and
white materials single order for coffin may,
therefore, embrace the hal tuliments of the dead,
and thus save the friends of the ceased IN l ne
midst of grief frC n rluch that seems partlculIrS
disagreeable an6 ,neo gruous In the way oi p''p"
ration for the grave. rouNy MICRO
Ashtabuln Ohio. Jan 1st, 1913.
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Legal Notice.

OSEPH WILKINSON who re-
q sides at Dewitt, Carol County, Missouri. is
hereby notified that on the 9Th day Of October, a.
d 1874, John A. Wilkinson Plaintiff. filed in the
Once of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
IN and for the County of Ashtabula and State of
Ohio, his petition against Margaret Dave Henry
Wilkinson, Joseph Wilkinson. Richard WILKINSON,
Martha Jane Prndle, and Henry E. Psin9e, ne T ner
husband Elizabeth A MattersOn ana IN mas
Matterson her husband, and Miilan l. olmohGs
as administrator of Henry Wilktason deceased
defendants alleging in snostancS ~ lat ~. erx % x1
IS7O seized in fee simple Of the following descrb
ed premises, situate in the township of Saybrook.
county of Ashtabula and State OF Ohio. to wit
Known as lot s in tract 1, in said township. and
bounded North by the shore Of Lake Erie, East by
lot No z South by part of lot %. and West by lot
9 containing $40 acres Of land more or less Al
SO one other piece ofland in said township, bound
ed and described as follows: Being in the North
eastern part Of the Norton tract tsocalled) bound
ed on the North by the centre of the E. W
road; on the East by lands OF Nath aniel BFoYn:
on the South by lands of Hubbard & Co., and on
the West by lands of Henry E. Parsons, coBtaip
ing seventy acres Of land more or less, That :
premises descended to Margaret Dave. Ely me
Matterson, Henry Wilkinson, Joseph Wy ADeth
Martha Jane Prindle. Richard WilF' 'Klnson,
John A. Wilkinson his only children ,nson sno
ses Sa5g II me ase @ time tPs g ss9 A AIRY Wilkinson
in money and other peFsonsl Pr & t =
nds n1s SAD children 70 MasTet y I1aIe YES q
iUS,on s1 ..4irrson 81 .O6O: to Joseph Wilk
pFav1-.J; to dArtha Jane Prindle $4,000. The
F., of said petition il that the Court may fine
ne amounts advanced as aforesaid, that the sever
| al sums SO found to have been advanced may bt
1 deducted from such respective shares, and al
/ eGuirable apportionment and partition of sale
premises or the proceeds thereof TO eacn OF sale
/ Said Joseph Wilkinson is required TO answer
said petition on or before the 18th day OF Decem
Der. A. D. 1874 Shhf'N1as 6,ttzSS q SaL, Sa,in;;,
Mated Oct. 9Th. 1874. 6t1292
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gloss and freshness of ,,o,;t6 '''T Tb;n bi1o
hair is thickened, falling hair checked.
and badness often, though not ALWAYS
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
Cne hair where the follicles are de-
stIoyed, or the glands atrophied and
@ uecayeI; 6at such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated INTO activity, so that new
growth Of hair is produced Tnstood
of fouling the hair with a nastu 1.e1lu saJ;
ment, it will keep it clean and viSoroua Ta
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruff, which is often SO un-
Gieanly and offensive. Free from those
oeieterlous substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rlous TO the hair, the Vigor can only
oeneht but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING
nothing else can be found SO desirable
Containing neither oil nor dye, II does
not soil white cambria, and vet lasts
iiong on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
'uS're' and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR., ]. C. Aver & Co.,
.Te1 ana Analytical Chemistss
WWELLS AIASS
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10
Cleveland Hotel.

TT will pay you for the extra steps
L to ston at the Cleveland Hotel corner Ontario
and Prospect Streets, when you go to Cleveland.
Reasonable charges and good accommodation.
A. L. & C. s. TEACHoUT,
4t1aeO Proprietors.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10
Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
color, qUith the
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10
Notice In Attachment.

J. W. Baker, Pru,l Before .! Fi!m9r'o of orwcn
Stlct 81 'i'u ~. bulq Co. o.
W. A. Vintou. delt township
ON the 9th day of sept, a,,.. "a, y, ~ n,
" 1871 the aa Justice issued Re se sum WS%'S Of Ten
tnehment n tng aoonS SO 60 The case is set
aUSEs or 5tsrinS ha on Nov , l the defendant Ssns
-"n resiQepl
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10

D;reetiao and authorizing tie Mayor to issue
bonds for the purchase Of a Steam FFre
Engine and apparatus.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1874-10-10
Cool Bed for Hot Weather
THEY MAKE NO NOISE.


This he'd Is not only luxury to the healthy per
son, but IL Is especially 50 to the inNallu, WI j
from illness or inhrmity are more or less ~
to their beds one can scarcely reailIe ,i,J d
and comfort sick person elll"EEs ll EE,,sn ~, '0'"7
from A common bed TO one OF theso. - -
i'II have 1irrtIacatcs from the pastors OF every
congregation in the village and from our panSers
nbysicians merchants, hntcl keepers and others
nn,n,ndIug this bed In preference to any oth-
90 a. 'hn ,narket Several that were using the
@Tncker Spring Bed" substituted these N their
nlac,.. son, nslng spring mattresses costing SIS
ssnhstitnted these for them. This bed is conrid'
aired bv Mi equal. and by some ...
sITpERIoR to the WIRE WOVEN MATTRESS
which costs $40, Most every spring bed In The The
market that Is OF any at all Is sold at rom $40
TO $15. ,,,.,.,, ,t,,, ,,,.,s
BETTER SATISFACTION
ha1 ndS dS for these Beds supplied promptly ny lhe
,,T1nrsincd who is sole owner Of the F''eh's'
and manufacturer of them =, or-aRY.
Ashtabnla, April 30 1874 lsJgu
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FLOR HEALTH, CONCERT, ELASTICITY
DURABILITY, CHEAPNESS s. CLEAN
Illness HAS NO EQUAL.
It saves that dreaded daily task Of shaking up
heavy beds Neither is there any place where that
everlasting pest, the hed-bpg can hide and breed.
The most Intelligent and wealthy families prefer
them.
With light mattress or some quilts lain over
them, they make a soft and
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NOTICES,
A CARD.


EDITOR 0TELOEsAsC COURIER I'm Npnr paper
of June 27th, 1874, several citizens OF CalCasiclI
parish publish card referring toour card in
yonr paperof May S0th, 1874, Withdrawing our
endorsement of DR.. W. II. KirkIuan as Il candi
date for the State Senate, and say that We mad,
that Withdrawal without giving amy reasons
therefor"
They also say: " We are satisfied. knowing tn,
character of the men who signed that card. that
they are acting honestly, and that when they
sem this withdrawal they thought they Wrr,
doing simply their duty. But. on the other
hand. we are equally satisfied tlIat tley have
been deceived: W" are satisfied That some un-
deIIniniuE. poisonous and slandcruus tongue has
hccn bl~ilE and Wickcd)y at work. diStiliinE al
sorts of yrn"lnDns falsehooh~ i'll their ears"
IN reply to this Inst card we have simply to
say:
F~irSt-That we did give II reason. md one
which We Stll consider :; sufficient one. for uur
withdrawal. in oar published withdrawal itself.
viz: The reason that we desired t" vote indie
ptI1rntlN.
Secondly one iudurrd us to maxi. that
withdrawal by " I'LL sorts OF vcHoIlUli~ FALSE
hoods" nor at The time we made and publ shed
il, had amy person whatever. said or written Il
word to IA affecting the nanp of Dr.. kirkman
in any way. We are moi like file NcntIur-rock
that never moves without 4 breeze. Wtdcairrd
to vote Independently: and we expect To do so.
In conclusion: We would ask if the VOtarie~
of the Honorable SON 0f E~culapitlS are not sat
i>fied with the reason above given. will they
please do lis the kindness to present themselves
face t" face, that We may give them rfaS0nnblr
reasons; for We are much more glib with the
tongue than with tn" pen,
We desire therefore,. no more Newspaper cor
rrSp0ndcnct. In fact We shall look upon Il reply
i'll silent contempt. Respectfully,
&c. Lyons, Daniel Lyons,
X. 4. Lyons. j. II. AndrllS.
/. +. Clark, G.. Lyons,
Richard Hi~ghtUWrr. i. NJ. Animl,.
&. W. Foreman, omit Lyons.
J~h. Andr'lS' D.. TrHhan.
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largely supported by negroes. This is
sufficient to show that the policy is IL
good one, and will succeed if the candi-
date has the sense and tact to execute
it. The passive or martyr policy is the
one that effected the talked of change
in Northern seHtiment, Which the mar
tyrs, 10Y grown restless by inaction and
election prospects, arc about to kick
oven as the old cow did the bucket of
milk. 1t would do if they would only
hold still long enough but the conciIia-
tory one affords room for action, and is,
We think, the quicker way, and will give
more durable results:
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ABriIIiunt Record Of AiMrcs.-.\n Amer
lean hulnorist tells us thatit would have been
money in his pocket if he had been born with
out a stomach, and then proceeds to figure mp
the cost ofa chronic dyspepsia. to which h" i, u
maFtyr, and which he says ii is impossible l."
cure. On this paint,s3' Josh Billings" for he is
the party referfeti tol is mistaken. tFnle>s his
stomach differs from all other dySreptic Sinnl-
aclls. Hostcttcr's BitterS will cure him in less
than three months. This il would he safe 10
guarantee under amy penalty. There are a few.
Il very few, actual specifics for disease in exist
enre, and Hostttter's Stomach BittrrS may he
set down as one hf them. IN cases of indig,.~-
ti"eit never fails. Persons who had suffered
for many Years almost every conceivable apr-
rics of torture FROM this a@Onizing complaint.
have been permanently cured with the Bittrr~
in eiN weeks. Hundreds of such instances are
on record, authenticated by the testimony of
prominent men i'll every walk of life. eminent
physicians among the number. BnI Ills rrlc-
hrated vegetable preparation is something more
than 4 stoInachic and tonic. Ii il also IN alter
AtiVr of wonderful virtue. IN liver complaint
its effect is us direct ana immediate Us that Of
taloIncl or blue pill, and far more salutHry aud
in all diseased CONDITIONS of the bowels, notably
III cases of constipation. lis regulating proper
ties are i'll the highest degree srryiccabl". The
new settlements III the west and all Inw-lyinE
tracts of country infested with m]iasMa1ic rxlIal-
ati"nS, :" fruitful 1T this season, of the various
types of intermittent fcyrrS. should be always
vel! stocked with tins Incompatible rhuloglc.
Whlclt Will cure amy C;Isc OF fever and agllr in a
period varying from three days to three ar four
weeks. according to the Violence Of the com
plant. Nervous disorders which are always
aggravated ny the adultcratr'l liquors usually
prescribed by physicians. arc readily cured by a
course Of this admirable combination medicine.
i'll which the properties of ii stinrulant. It tonic
and Alternative are happily blended.
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-'-..A IT - ! RI;
BY virtue of 4 writof ticri facias TO me direct
I'd hE thG HONORABLE the Superior District Court
for flte Parish of Orleans, in theabovef entitled
cause. | will proceed to sell ut public autiOn. in
front Of the Coprt HOpse, in the city of Carroll
ton. on Canal Avenue, between Second and
HalnpsOn street, On SATURDAY, September j.
1874. nj coic tjck NJ, the followingd described
property, tO-Witt ia, :. I'm. .
The Railroad, Finished and Unfinished, Of the
Defendant. @1lpwn us the New QFFpaps, Mobile
and Texas Railroad, Louisiana Division. extend
ing from the West Bank Of the Mississippi River,
opposite New Orleans, to the Sabine River. and
from the city OF Brashear to the city of Shrcve
port; in Louisiana, together with the rights of
cuIvert bridges, passepser and freight .depots,
machine shops and tire grounds upon Witch all
of the above way rest. the wharves and land
lngS, the rolling, passenger, freight and other
cars, engines, movable and stationary, the rails,
frogs, switches, turntables, and every movable
and immOVablc belonging. to. or. in any wise
appcrtaining to said Railroad. or belonging to
said Railroad Company, extending into and
through the parishes of Jefferson. st. Charles,
st. John the Baptist. ST. james, Ascension. III
eryille. st. Martin. st. Mary, iberia. Lafayette,
81. Landry, tHaicasicu. RapiGEes. Natrllit0cEes
Red River. DeSrto and Faddt. Also the-stcam-
boat. 81. Elmo, and ir3 hor <tarkie and apparel.
seized in til" nhov" entitled suit" be sold
in block.
Terms nt salc-CaSlE Gr,thc spot. ~
T. l.. MARTIN.
SHERIFF of the Parrish NJ Jefferson,
iuIV LIT
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Estate of = Oseph Francois ahamcs.-No

STATE OF Observation-Disclosures COURT.
81: laind1y.-Whcrcas. Ebert Gautt. Public
Administrators, nf the Parish of ST. Landry, hay
iig filed Il tHhIcan Of classification of the debts
OF the estate of JOrph Francois Chanct, deccas-
Gd' accompanied b!y-his petition praying for the
ltomolO&Htion of the saIne: sv,z :
And. whereas. the prAN"rOf said petition has
been granted by Ill order of court, hearing date
July 18TH, 1874.
Now. therefore. noticc is hereby gwen to~Un
persons Interested to make opposition to said
tablraII. ill writing, ut my office III the town of
OpClOuSaS. within the time required by law. why
said tahlGan should not ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS con
tirmCd. W. \. ROBERTSON. Clerk,
juIN 81 f.. .. tiIf.-'I
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T" the Democracy Of CalcaSie,t. Cameron. liz;
fayrttr and It. Landry
! hereby pledge myself TO publicly dhpIQu-
~trittr, to ii positive certainty, i'll advance Uf the
November election, that the action of the cal
ra~lcIl Parish Democratic Convention, held at
Lake Charles. June 18th. 1874. is not politically
nor morally binding upon the Democracy Of
CalcaSiru parish, much less upon the Democracy
OF 81. Landry. lGtfHN cite and Cameron.
II. WELLS.
LuEA L nLrlLs hmm. lt III
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EHOR ,SAAE.-A SMALL DRUG STORE
II with fi-4et OF seven acreS"f ground, with all
the improvements. donsistipgfH II good AWeH-
The surrounding country thickiy populated.
Is Smiles from The nearest drug store. BiisintsS
strictly cash. Bushes could be largely in
creased. Satisfactory reasons given for selling.
The drugs aud furniture appcrtaining 10 the
drug store can he bought for $1,000 cash. apart
FROM the other property, and the store they are
Ia rented upon reasonable terms. = sAs&@kF b
Address to This office. or to the undersigned ut
Vile Plate. Ia. y. NfDRISE.
July loft, %
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FOR SALE.

ANDSFOEs SALE.-IHAVESEVERAL
Extracts of unimprovcd lands helOngingt0 me
raaff 0sotlefs which wifi Sell 0fTe1ft to7actual
settlers. -: ~ ". n
| will sell on credit. payable IN !0nf. VOL three,
four, five. six. seven. eight. niue and ten Years,
with eightVer cont interest annually. from first
day Of December next, Or / will rent to actual
settlers tUt mere payment during five years. of
the taxes WHICH may he assessed upon the tract
they occupy. ~
III either selling or renting, the plrrlaser or
lessee will obligated iinscIf to nr'tIIlHy Setfic pn
and place in cultivation the land rccciv"dHby
him, Within six months from date gf sale or
lease, under penalty Of nullity Of sale on, lease.
! have 3tlso:fOr sale Il WclliInpr0vcd place. con-
tanning Two hundred mpcnts0 f land, with large
and cdltm0di6us dwelling h0itse, cotton gin and
cribs. Price OF this plnceS500O. payable on terms,
with eight per cent ySdflg interest from das Of
sale. ""
Also. q saw mill property. which / will also sell
OH terms. HENRY l.. ND.
June "a, I&Tl-tE r
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.ANDEDATES



MIR, EDIrOK :-PlcaHr announce that. at the,
solicitation of many Democrats and CulINcrva-
tiNrS OF tn" parish OF -. Landry. III. ". II.
kiRkMAN, of the parish OF CHlraSiru. has Gem,
>CItcu To hcGOlne 1t rHndidAtF for The state Sell
ate, at the election OF November next.
III CunGeul4E to oar sister parish the right of
presenting Il candidate for thu said office. we
cbcerfnlly Recommend Dr.. kirklnau to the ia
luIalblu consideration Of the Democrats and
Conservatives of st. Landry.
MANY VOTERS OF ST. LANDRY.
respectfully announce myself a candidate
for the office OF State Senator of the Tenth Sen
atolial District, r. comprising the parishes of st.
handry, Lafayette, Cameron and CalcaSieu.
sregr GEORGE H.sWELL!S. 4.
DE, WI. A. ROBERTS0N ts u candidate for
the STATE senate at the next election. from this
District. composed of the parishes Of Lafayettr.
Cameron, CalcH~icu and st. Landry.
For sheriff.
JAMES O.. ti3ACFIERE is II candidate for
Sheriff at the next election.
EGBERT .. HAYES i~a candidate for sheriff
at the next election.
! AN 1t candidate for the office Of Sheriff of the
parish of st, Landry, at l.hc election in Novem-
Der next. {, {. DUSON.
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Boston lncouragss Nomanis aspira-
'tiDns to take active Dartan the diffusion
ofintellectual civilization by patrOniNng
4 female newspaper earriBr aged eighty
eight. #ltsHHAt M sta3
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SALE BY TEE SHERIFF.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT! COURT FOR THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

The State 5Vfi Louisiana VS.. The New Orleans,
Mobile ~ Texas Railroad Company.-No. 1897.
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The White League and North
erM Sentiment.
From the Chicago Inter-Oceau.

FROM the Chicago lnter-OCGan.
The following article from the above
named paper, shows how the Organiza,
tion of a white league party is affecting
Northern sentiment. The Northern
people will tolerate the existence Of Il
Democratic party because it is national
and not based on what they consider
rebcllions principles; and it is only since
the white league party came into eXis-
tonee that we learned that the Demo
cratic party was uot white enough for
white men:
After speaking OF the platform of the
Crescent City White League, the writer
says Tins means 10 more Or less than
Il reorganization of the ku-Klux Khan,
with the purpose Of Misunderstanding its
mtaI1les. The declarations of secret
societies touching the maintenance Of
y legal rights, constitute Il deliberate
impeachment of the government to
maintain and enforce all legal rights
aud it's the duty ri no other o1ganiz"-
tl0Ir to interfere with such enforcement
of legal rights. The track of, the Ku-
kllX organization was stained with
blood IFS atrocities constitute Il bloody
page on the history OF reconstruction !;
and it is the duty of the government of
Louisiana and OF The nation, Unnecessary
to see that the infamieS of that band OF
d~CsperadOeS are not repeated under the
name OF the White League, OranN other
name. Wiz -.
The White League must be watched
by the authorities of Louisiana and by
the authorities of Washington. Mean
while it is we'll to enquire what caUSt
eau have contributed to nurse into lie
;ll iHclpient rebellion in the form of ii
White mau,s PARTY?
-Colored mel hold high offices in the
States colored men sit in the highest
councils of the nation !; c0l0rrd nren
represent the nation i'll important posi-
lions abroad, and all in accordance with
the organic. law. of the land. Under
such circumstances the organization of
white leagues with the avowed object of
#}depiiving negroes of all political rights,
through the establishment Of white
mans government, is, an act of supreme
aIldaclty, not alone lis regards the guar
antees of the constitution and the I'M
alterable purpose Of the American peo-
pie to,standby that principle enunciated
in the Declaration Of Independence,
that /" aIf men are created equal" ,o-lF
/ Nothing GOuldbe more odiOus moth
ing is more impossible. Southern white
men who connect themselves with such
q movement forget, perhaps, that they
are merely, proposing to revive what
has been3YOted down and fought down
at the cafnon'S mouth and at the point
of the bayonet. HeneefOrth this gov
eminent is for all men,, H.. .,.. 49, ~.
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From the printers standpoint there Is
vefy little difference between life, and
deatI14a mere difference of an SIM
creation and cremation. - asslssit oh
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An orator who had raised his audience
TO a great height by his lofty foarings,
exclaimed, II will moW close, in the
beautiful language OF poet-I forgot
his name-and-aIid- forgot what he
said fn0ii 1sZ5f:E III = III. ,+szat
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aaC Cremation by. sun process is, t 9 Ibe. the
name of sulstroke, this summer 1T
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