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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14

For the week ending August ID, 1874.
W Welch to d N Cooley sw 81 & NV sc
ne Il ~. 81, & NV Sc Sc a q, ~. s. 49,. 5000
Julius Iiekcl to Christian Neindorf. n 4 Sc
Il 4 sw &c Il 3. & NV sw Il q; 81, T........
Christian Ncnrorf to Mary Hckcl. M re 4
4 sw scia g. 4 NV sw y - S7. T..........:
Jas Rice to X Fisher. ma sw se 81. 3d. 4tN
J NJ Coburn. to J Cohurn Jr. ne !. 81; ~
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14

FRIDAY, 21sT-Ladies, we put our Ex-
cursion rates low for you. Wewant your
presence
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14
The favoritc Hollingsworth Hay Rake
can be found at the Wig VAN.

JUST REcEIvED.--New Styles of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Suitings for Fall at Few's,
in rear of First National Bank.
w. j. CUMMINGS is now located oppO-
site the Wigwam, with a full stock of
groceries purchased since the fire. He
will sell o. lbs. of coffeesugar for 81 90.
Tea from 50 cents to $3.50 per pound.
Soap for cents per bar, and all other
goods in proportion. Cash paid for coun-
try produce. Goods warranted as repre-
sented. Goods delivered free to all parts
of the city. If.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14

THE favorite HollingswOrth Hay Rake
can be found at the Wig VAN.
For SALE.-A pair of first-class horses
for carriage or farm work-a set of har.
ness and wagon. Apply at hardware
store of C. w. Taylor.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14

GOOD GROUNDS, Good music, and a good
time generally at West Union, Friday,
Dist
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14
Ceutnur Liuimeut.

Centaur Liniment.
There is pain which the
Centaur Liniment will not re-
1iete. no swelling it will not sub
dur. Ind no lameness which II
will not cure. This ia strong
language. but il is true. II
has produced more cures Of
rheumatism. Neuralgia Lock
Jaw. Palsy. Sprans. Swcllings.
Caked Breasts Scads. Burns. Salt rheum Ear ache
etc, upon animals in one year than have all 9th
er pretended remedies since the world began II
II is counter irritaut an all hean. pain reever
Cripplcs throw away their crutchcs. the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered Harmless. and the
wounded healed without scar 1t il no
humbug. The receipt il published around each
bottle it is selling as no article ever before sold
and il sells because il does just what il pretends
to do. Those who now suffer from rheumatism.
pain swelling deserve to suffer il they will not
use Centaur Eminent. More than 1910 certificates
Of remarkable cures. including frozen limbs.
chronic rheumatism. govt. running tumOrs. etc.
have been received. We will send a circular CON
tanin. certificates the recipe. etc. gratis. to any
one requesting it, One bottle OF this yellow wrap
per Centuar Liniment IL worth one hundred dol
lars for spawned or sweenied horses and mules.
OF for screw worms in sheep. Stock Owncrs-this
IMMINENT is worth your attention. No family
should be without Centanr Iinimcnt. Sold by
all Druggists. 80 cents per bottle: large bottles
81. j. Il. ROSE. Il Co. 81. Broadway. New York.
Castoria is more than n substitute for Cas-
tor Oil. Ii il the only s1fs article in existence
which is certain to assimilate the food. regulate
the bowels. cure wind collie. and produce natural
sleep. II contains neither minerals. morphine or
alcohol. and is pleasant to take Children need
mt TrE rDMf ~
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14

YoU-personally, particularly and &C.
pscially-arc invited; come, please. Ex.
cursion, Friday, 21st.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14
THE ELECTRIC WATER CURE.

This institution is now open for the reception Of
patients. If is pleasantly and BEAUTIFULLY located
in the beautiful city Of
independence, Iowa,
and is easy of access from all parts Of the country.
Although not exclusively a Water Cure w have
styled 1t for want of better name. The gen
eral treatment embraces II ydropathy. Homeopathy.
Electricity and Hygiene The yalne Of Electricity
as a remedial agent has not. until recently. been
properly estimated; and where used il; connection
with IIydropathy and Homeopathy, it is rendered
doubly efficient.
The ectro-Thermal Bath. as administered in
this Institution. is not surpassed by any other Bath.
Prominent among diseases treated those OF
the Lungs Liver. Spleen. Heart. Kidneys also
Cata'rh, Bronchtis. Paralysis, Scrofula. Cancer.
General Debility. Nervous and all Chronic diseas-
es
After years of experience and excellent success
with this mode of treatment We feel confident of
ability to relieve the sutferings Of those aflct
ed with the various diseases to which the human
system is subject.
individuals wishing to avail themselves Of the
benefits Of this Institution. may be assured OF the
best.Of and medical treatment, with all that
kind attention which il calculated to induce q
hOme-like feeling. very desirable and necessary
to aid in the speedy recovery Of the sick and suf
fcring.
sH- Any further information may be obtained
BY addressing either Of the undersigned.
MRS. J. T.. LOOMS. NJ d.
40 Independence. Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14

THE Hollingsworth Hay Rake is for
sale ut the Wig VAN.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14

To RENT.-Resldencc of Mrs. P. C.
Wilcox Convenient for two families.
Apply ut Mrs Dunham's. eff
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14

THE Hollingsworth Hay Rake is for
sale at the Wig VAN.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14

For SALE CHEAP-Sevcral Lots, dcsir.
able for dwellings. A. B. CLARKE
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14

Don't forget the Excursion, 21st.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14
Transfers of Real Estate In Buchanan
County.

Reported by John Hoett. County Recorder. No
tary Public and Real Estate Agent.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-08-14

J. $. WOODWARD. Chairman.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-10

JAcoH MAEcK. OF the class Of ISIS. dis
AZ burlington, Nov. 4th. Is-.s. agei -
lie was native OF Sheiburn and one OF IN
oldest alumni OF the University. rraduatlr-
with high honors- his three companions ir
coAese being Hon Benjamin 7 Bailey
Rev Nehemiah Dodge and Rev Lurugr
tonte- BE was admitted 10 the ba- u,
$50, anu practIsed his profession in Ru-
nngton IRON ISIS until his death Tevs-
ior long time partner Of Hon. Dari
\ >malley, at present United State
Judge for the district of Vernon
lie was the first counsel for the Vermont
Csniral Aaiiroad- and was the intimate An
srcaaiast friend Of Gov Paine during IT,
construction NJ. Mack had keen. logical
mina. ana IN tins respect none was hi- So
perlor IN NermOnt. he was a most sucee--.
- practitioner, at one time doing the
larsest business OF any LAWYER IN the STATE
y d trier OF jury case be was unequaliec
ana mad great power before the Supreme
curt In truth he was an able LAWYER In
me fullest sense Of the term.
IHosAs Russell ROBERTS. of the clasS az
ls55, died al Phillipsburg. P. O.. ms native
place, June 9Th, 1871. at the age of 20. lie
was lawyer Of hne abilities. and had been
twlee elected mayor and held other ofiee,
VI HuSl. ahc was much esteemed IN the
community Mr. Roberts always kept up
Aveiy interest IN the affairs Of his Alma
Mater and frequently attended Commence
ment- Ills masters Grafton, in less. wa
a notable production, and at the time OF
lis delivery attracted general attention los-
us force and ability
siLss HENKY PEAKL. Of the elass OF ls.5s
lied at Plymouth. n. H.. August Ath. 1873
ne was a native OF Albany and graduated
with high honors Ills profession was thai
u teaching, IN which ne reached an envis-
bic rank, having been principal Of the State
Normal School q. johnson, IN this State.
which ne held from ls67 to 1871, when he
accepted similar position in the New
hampshire State Normal School nj Ply
mouth lie was one Of the most successful
OF the day. but his health. never
'ery hrm, gradually yielded TO the eontne-
nent OF his work, and his death AZ the ilast
Fas not unexpected
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-10
NV loKk. July


The reunion OF the class Of - va. de
ushtie. Allan. from the outset TO the return
IN the morning twilight The TACT Of Il.
being the hrst reunion since graduation. ana
Of the class having been widely separated
contributed largely TO the enjoyment After
d substantial supper the matter Of speech
making was taken Up and treated visor-
ousiy. The past seemed 10 be regard
e. with respectful resignation CD the
future as land whose trees were loaded
with biushing honors. and whose fertile soil
produced the '-ivy never serc The class
testified IT, feelings towards its scho-
iastie parent hy the following preamble and
resolution
Whe-s1t. Certain -raiultes ol the [ y. y Rave
rii-esied a. uukiudly oppes-tol o. the In
verslty.
hrsalre4- That we express CTR continued aIlee.-
ancc @ our Alma Mater and our hea-ties- interest
81 her future welfare. and deem whoever OF the class
90 1873 does au-ht by Wo-i ceel. o. soil hcr fame
1- retard hey advancement O. be unworthy o. cur
fellowship an esteem
By UEDEE W TIE Class.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-10
The Medical commencement.

On Monday afternoon at three O'Clock
occurred the annual exercises Of the Medi-
cal Department of the University.
The graduating class. 10 the numb II OF
twelve. occupied the front seats. and the
platform was occupied by the President,
the Dean and Faculty Of the Medical De-
psrtment, and Dr. John L. Chandler, of 81.
Adams, and after prayer by Rev. MIR.
Stafford. the President introduced the orator,
Dr. L c. Butler. OF Essex. President of the
Vermont Medical Society.
Taking for his text the somewhat famous
motto. The world II governed TOO much
that community is governed best which Is
governed least, and Substituting the word
docf0red for governed. ne proceeded to show
that If doctoring were confined TO the legiti-
mate members OF the profession and quacK
medicines dispensed with, the first half OF
the motto would not be true, and the last
half only fact. The future of medical
science be held 10 Inc with neither ex-
trcmo OF the school Of medicine-the
" coming doctor" to be the p.sodse;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-10

/ IHE 81 owls. Tuesday night. hal one
those successful literary and s0cia- svur.
SUNS. for which that college fraternity aa-
( been SO long celebrated. The mem1er-.-5 o..
number of thir1y-eieht. including such 7sns-
rabls birds as Z. u. Vansickie1. Of ia.-
city, OF the class Of Isl2 Hon William "
Blodgett, Of Pawsuckei. Z. l.. Of taee.a7-
Of Isl. Wm- ". Robertson Is. ofN1--
srea.. II the class Of l,i9. and Re- C1a-.s-
". Thompson, Of Dauville, Of me class
l7''s, assembled II the pleasant hs. u -le
'Lambda Iota, OF College stree. a--s-
junior exhibition. where very ezca-s--
o-atiouo on the True Claims OF slcie--.
was delivered By Col. z c. Benton. ots..
Albans. Of the class OF IsJl Il hal Ill
unusual merit Of simplicity Of s-y-c All
completeness Of thought. The socis-y.rna-.
Old and young. repaired 70 the diuins b.
OF the American. where NJ. Howe 1a1 pre-
pared for thei- owlisa appetits- super
supper. 10 which full Justice Va done. Oil.
bill Of fare being perhaps more choice -a2r
AZ the FMS dinner Of the Medica- A.-u-
II the afternoon. After supper camea ser
son Of sentiment. song. speech AM s-1-y.
which was prolonged unti. the mo-r.n-
star slouc out II al tle.- --
Lolonc- Benton presided most hau1F.
anu among those VINO talked worl- 0- VII
and wisdom were Dr.. ?. O'Aea-a Bison
Boston Messr,- Daniel Dutcner AMI Lucll-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-10

The annual meeting Of the Associate
Alumni Of the University Of Vermont and
State Agricultural College was held IN the
/ College Chapel. on Tuesday morning, Jaly
4 -th. at 10 o'ci9ck
/ In the absence OF the President oi the
/ Association. Rev. y. o. CLARK. d. D.. the
meeting was called TO order 10y the Vice
President. Prof. Selim Z. Peabody. Of Am
/ herst College The records Of the last an
nual meeting were read rs the Secretary.
and Oh motion. they were approved. The
Treasurer. Hamilton ; Peck, presented his
report. showing ihe receipts tor the past
year. amounting t. So. anu expenditure
20 the amount Of st. leaving a deficit Of
s. N the treasury. On motion, tie report
was acceptes ana adopted. and AZ abstract
Of the same ordered 10 be recorded.
The neurological report OF the past year
was read by the secretary The list en-
braced rhe names OF Jacob Mack. Of Bur
lingron. Of the class oFlsl-. Thomas Rus
sell Roberts, of Philiipsbursh, f. e.. OF the
class Of Ia.55. and Prot Siias Henry Pear OF
Plymouth y. Il. Of the class Of ISIS.
The report was. OF motion ofEer. C. ".
Thompson. Of Danville, Vt. accepted and
adopted. and the secretary was requested %
hand a copy Of the same to the several Bur
lngton papers tor publication.
Hon. Il y Hib3ar5. Of Chicago. moved
that committee Of three be appointed by
the chair TO nominate otieer- io- the year
ensuing.
Carried, and L. n. Iibbard.Rcy Cnarle-
". Thompson and George B-Coch-an We're
appointed such committee.
On motion ol Charles +. Alien. the same
committee were also authorised T. nominate
an orator and poet. with their substitutes.
for the nez; public celebration of The Alumni
IL Is-5.
The committee subsequently, made ihe
following report, which wa on motion ae-
cepted and adopted
President-Proc solim Il Peabody, Am
herst. Mas
Yice-president-Hou. William G.. Shaw.
Burlington
secrotary-Charies J.. Allen. burlington.
reasurer-Hzmiitou :. Peck. Bur-Iug
ton.
Executive Committee. q Alger. Chas. /
L. Allen. Oscar Atwood and Il. Il AJwate- /
Obituary Committee-George Il. Bigelow I
Z. o. Wheeler, G. Z. Torrey. Robert Rob
srts
For orator for Is75-William T. Wells.of
Detroit. Mich; substitute, William ".
Of Pawtucket. L. I
For poet-Rev. C. L. Goodeil. Of St Louis.
No. substitute. Rev. T. /. Herrick. of
Ihel-ea, V.
On motion Of Charles Z. Allen, the hearty
thanks Of the Association were extended to
the Central Vermont Railroad Company
and it, connections. als5 to the Champlain
transportation Company, for courtesies re
,eived from those companies IN connection
With the Commencement exercises Of this
{ University.
The Secretary reported that he had receiv-
d from Hon. = : Adams, OF jacksonville,
florida the memoranda Of much Of the carly
history Of this University, which had been
by his father the late Hon Charles
Adams. and that the same had been de-
,osited in the archives Of the association,
q accordance with his instructions.
The Secretary was requested 10 comma
icate 10 Mr.. Adams tho thanks OF the asso-
iation io- MS kind compliance with their
equest.
The meeting was then adjourned sane die.
CHARLES [. ALIEN. Secretary.
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Inc ticket nominated at Sholdon.on Mon
Gay, Is as follows
fo- Senaior~- Albert Clarke. 81 Alaans
W e. hony. %. Franklin L. Z Leach. ol
Fletcher
Fer Assistant .udge-u. Z. Bake. o..
Stanton. ". >. Eublee. of Berkshire
For stare'~ Attarney-G q. ". Newton. or
iisbaate.
For Judge OF pro5a.e-M. V. Bailey. Of
- Aluans
For ShcriH-H = Lad1. or Berkshire.
For High Bai.if-J. l. Shat1uck. o.
Bakersfield.
hon. RI. s2xe, OF Sheldon, presided Tie
ballot on fi-~t Senator stood Clarke 81.
Davis =, Boby was nominated on the SEE
0nd ballot by vote OF y 10 - for Dr. 4
y Brown. 0i Sheldon Nj. Leach was
Illuminated ty rir7 r0-e vote. after one BALD
On when De led. the other candidates beng
Dr. Brown. lepuas a. H1tchki.S. of Georgia.
and 7. II. Powell. % Eichiord. For sner-
u w. Lad4 bad &c v0te~ 70 3 f5- Julius
halnr--. oi faIriGz Judge Bailey was
unanimously nominated for Judge OF Pro
bate. and Ine following were elected county
committee 4 a Brown. Richiord T. {.
Adams. = Adams Cepnas A Hotchkis-.
Georgia
HE following resolutions were adopted
he'u.tl- That tle Union Republicans Of Franklin
cuuall Dbl convention assembled recall viii Tust
prlae iie p4sf trluinph- 1t tnc Republican party.
hcf4rt1s That through the .usrrumtl.tri-- or
that party secessH and rec lion mas Teen crushed
alc TIE c1ilsttu;lel and the laws and tie integrity
~ fht Union rIulIcat.F
hesoi1t4, Ihlt tne a..ns o. the Republican party
81 tAe llillluf1 confidence ~ the American people
mus iesi uil the capacity o. the parry o. secure
heeleA re-ufil and p secure purfv and honesty III
erntaeIi land We be Isve HAT tie fleruh-7r
para contains w in ITSELF the element %. ueege re-
-'il- ana <. Is organization as party the country
must -o1E --r honesty aua efficiency i the rulI.-
service.
l4esoitt1- That The il.e-al traffic IN iusozicst-r
-f-nA- is rrp-ihc source oi uemptai ion. rove-rr
l4Aallel ana Ct 1e- causing need less an tesry
tl-1eus o. i--- OF many innocent c.tl7eus u :
tlrfr- re a- GUY @. t1e STATE and county IL a.
ccrd-nce WITH It's highest Interests and n -ese,,
sftiisa policy. 2. frulect tle people from Tie ~.
am tle resgl-- tlat follow sacIi illegal sac
hts1srt-- hat we pledge on hearty surrlf-+ .. /
tIr emmett urlsr wile atsc .ar Gov e--r
t-is state lul 70 worthy associates on tfe So
'teAc- and o. thl nQl1-lat lns of this convention
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-10

IHE REUNION or tbs CLASS OF Il. hs.l
ri the Stevens House. Winooski. Mou5ag
evening. was al that could be wished I'll,
tables were finely decorated ana burisue
with the fruits of many climes Nj. Cu.ley
she courteous landlord. did himself mucH
honor, As Of old of the twelve via ga
aaaied IN Isl. eight were present wiz.
aiier caring Tor tie wants Of the uhv-.e-
man were RECALLED by d literary iea-- WITH
L n. Nead. Of Pittsburgh. Pa. o. orator.
and " t. Bliss. Of Providence. l.. J.. a-
poet Inc Joke ani laugh went round
I'll the shades Of night began To rise. an
eaeh, With reluctance, sought ms quiet
home.
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could mol look xith any satlsfaction on on

could not look with any satisfaction on our
four years labor expended on you; we
could not take ND again the same task
for another class, if we did not have
faith that every company OF men
we send forth Will work out some advance
n the thinking and the living of some part,
larger OF smaller of the brotherhood of man.
Andl tell You to-day, IN the name OF all
your instructors, not in fartery, In solemn
admon.tion rather that We expect Of you
some good, faithful, strenuous. Christian
work, by reason of which mankind will be
better And let me add. this is not only our
expectation, 1t Is yours also. Nothing Is
farther from YOUR thoughts at this moment
than that YOU shall ever drop down into q
listiess ease-loying liie,or throw this bound
less energy Of youth and this high ambition
Tor activity into any wild and lawless de-
parfure from God S truth and Christ 5 law OF
service You have already said in your heart
that II you live TO attend the twentieth an
niversary OF your graduation, you will have
done something 10 make your Alma
Mater not ashamed OF you. Let me antiei-
pate Tor you most happy retrospect from
that day. Ii shall include an established
reputation IN Your profession. competency
CT wealth, domestic happiness, social rank,
troops of irIends-and for all these things
those who shall stand in our places and
take you by the hand. shall congratulate
You most heartily; bat the main thing
will be the good service yOu have rendered
to the cause of right, 10 the church
Of Christ. 10 the lives Of men; the
new truths you have discovered and
the old truths you have persuaded
men 10 accept the contribution you
nave made TO the worlds knowledge Of
the means OF physical, intellectual, spiritu-
a. advancement, the courage and energy
with which you have carried Christian ideas
into the political. social aud moral life Of
communities. IT has been finely said OF an
old-world saint that ne was enobled by MS
posterIty. Be- you enobled from this day
forward by Your future Let all that you
may be, and purpose 10 be, and we hope
have already begun to be. inspire You even
afar of, TO press forward TO the prize Of
your high calling in Christ Jesus.
The exercises closed with a hymn. IN which
the congregation joined and benediction
by Prof Torrey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-07-10

Inl FoUETH AT LAKE Dusa1RE 49, Inc
Fourth Of Juiy va celebrated al Lake Dun
more with special interest The evening
previous therc was a large ball, very fully
attended. and on the account Of the rain IN
tie alter part OF the dav much Of the pro
sramme vaS omitted, VIZ Speeehe. by Col.
Joyce AID GOV. Stewart. the creased pole
ane al evening the grand display OF fire
~oTks from ihe summi; Of tie mountain. on
the ea~i SIDE Of the lake. and on the shores
near tne hotel The Mldaleburv Co-nst
hand were IN attendance and discourse5
some very good music. aud presented a very
ane appearance Al their new uniigr,p. There
was toe largest collection Of people that had
Doen there i5r YEAR. and every town in the
Vicinity was well represented. A very I'D
liable ieat=re connected with the occ.si,,
was that scarcely person indulpe5 ~ =.
eritter" to great extent. Grea, -
pointment prevailed on the account 80.
rEin- There are now about seveu,v.sr..;.-
oosrds-s at the Lake Drnmore Hopse
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Muse. "urussCr Fesr parlow
D. Comparative influence ~ the Active aul Pr j.
sophie ual. fraus Edwarc No1drun
4 Science as CiylIize-. EdWarl MlclaeI Ice.
. The Influence " ChiYairY. joan Barke- Allen
Muse. Waltz. "b.ue Danube" strauss.
g. The Alchemists. Fred ku.eue Lucas
o. The New Issue il P0ltcs, Orrln Naeele-
HarL
3 The Relation a. Liberal Studies e. the Quite.
Of Public Lie. William Nelson Perm.
Muse. Ancante, -Lleder ohne Norte ParloW.
3. The Myth o. Fr0mCtheus John Brooks " hee Ter.
Dissent and Civil Liberty IN England, EdWar-
webster Andrews.
iltou
Do. The Furitans and Art, Ida Mason.
Muse. Husaren Polka, Hsrte
D.. The Harmony %. Truth william Edward
Forest.
j.. The defender o. Humanity. Alfred Nathaniel
Iasert
O.. Thought s. az Evidence o. Immortality,
Crvllie Samuel basiort
Music, Gaiop. '-DeE kleine Recruit" Wein-arteI.
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The manager Of BsrnHm's show xass,.a
siesi AsvpOr: because one Of b. men
sbused his hpr-es