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Wickersham Institute.-At the last me

WIckerSnam lnStltute.-Att ne last meet
ing of the Institute but seven members
were present, owing to the bad weather.
But few exercises were had. The next
meeting will be held on the second Saturday
of February, and it is very desirable that
there should be a punctual attendance of
the members at that time. The appoint
ments of the December meeting will be
filled, as far as practical, and in addition,
an introductory lecture on Methods of
Teaching Writing will be given by the
President
Death of Miss Register.-We announce,
this morning, in our obituary column, the
death of Miss Dora l.. Register, daughter
of Mr.. Isaac ii. Register, of this town.
The deceased was young lady of con-
siderable literary talent, having written
number of literary articles for popular
magazines which evinced refined taste
and culture. We have from time to time
published articles in The Wing from her
pen which were always remarkable for deli
cacy of sentiment and graceful style.
The illness which suddenly bereft low
ing family of its centre of alteration, and
cut off young life just maturing into
usefulness, was rheumatism of the heart.
The sudden announcement of her death by
the telegraph, created profound sensation
in this place among her circle of acquaint-
ances and friends; and a deep sympathy is
felt by all for the sorrowing family. The
deceased was at her brothers residence in
Philadelphia, Mr.. Layton Register, when
she was summoned so suddenly to the
spirit land.
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EconOmy-Buying your Groceries and
other Staple Goods at the GLASS FRONT.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Cecil
county, in chancery passed in in said Court
between William G. Carter complainant, and Evan
Lewis and others defendants, the undersigned Trus
tee will offer at Public Sale at tho Court House door,
In the town of Elkton.
Tuesday, the 10th day Of February, 1875,
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~ Cecil county families know what
good Soap Isl they use the Wilmington
City" 1
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
- 80
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Port Deposit Branch Railroad.

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Leave Port Deposit, $780, $50 and II 90 AM and eco
and els
Leave Perryville, 80, 906 and Ills An, and 4.2e
and 90 Pm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

! !: !
NIX Among the great
>as- yA discoveries of modern
Ny< vi science, few are OF
IA more real value to
MNTN&0 ~ mankind than this ef
NI ~ fectunl remedy for nil
diseases of the Throat
III \ and Lungs. vast
a AM trial of Its virtues.
HAAv throughout this and
kfMEAy other countries, has
shown that II does
surely and efectualy
control them. The testimony of Our best citi-
zens of all classes, establishes the fact. that
CHERRY PEcToRAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to Its power; and cases OF Consump-
ton, cured by this preparation, are public
ly known, so remarkable as hardly to be be-
lieved, were they not proven beyond dispute.
As remedy it Is adequate. on which the public
may rely for full protection. by curing Coughs,
the forerunners of more serious disease, 1t saves
unnumbered lives, and IN amount Of suffering
not to be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
yinccs the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand as protection against the early
and unperceved attack OF Pulmonary Affections,
which are easily met at first, but which become
incurable and too often fatal II neglected. Ten
der lungs need this defence; and 1t Is unwise to
be without il. As safeguard to children. amid
the distressing diseases which beset the throat
and Chest of Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
is invaluable; for. by its timely use. multi
titudcs are rescued from premature graves, and
saved to the love and affection centred on them
1t acts speedily and surely against ordinary colds.
securing sound and notwithstanding sleep. No
will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
full Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured.
Originally the product OF long laborious. and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
Is spared in making every bottle In the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently re.
lied upon possessing NIL the virtues 1t has
exhibited. and capable of producing cures
memorable the greatest 1t has ever effected.
PREPARED ny
DR., J, c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Massy
Practical aud Analytical Chemists,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
,l;ul
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A Business Notwithstanding your Or
ders to the CT ASS FRONT for family supplies.
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Remember We Are Selling all our best
Caicoes at 10 cents per yard.
MCCRERY & BoULDES
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Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are OF
more real value to
mankind than this ef-
fectual remedy for nil
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial of Its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that 1t does
~.
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Military.-The Groome Guards, having
been thoroughly organized, are prepared to
receive applications for honorary member
ship.
Section 90 of article 3 Code of Public
General Laws, provides that "every COM
pany may receive and have as many honor
airy members as it has active and uniformed
members, and no more, on payment in adj
vance by each person desiring to become
such honorary member of not less than ten
dollars per annum; and every such honor
AIRY member shall be entitled to receive
certificate of honorary memberships Of the
company, which certificate of membership
shall exempt the person therein named
from the jury duty for the period of one
year from the date of his said certificate,
provided he files his certificate with the
Clerk Of the Court before the drawing of
the jury; said certificate to be issued on or
before the first day of April in each year."
The bylaws of the company provide
that "Any citizen of the State may be
elected an honorary m ember; they may at
tend all meetings of the company, but
shall not be entitled to vote, and shall be
entitled to take part in the squad drills of
the company, or to assist at any drill or
parade. OR to become active members, and
in such case the amount paid by them as
honorary membership dues shall be carried
to the credit of their dues as active men,
bers.''
Certificates furnished upon application
to Captain W. 6. Purnell, Elkton, Md,
accompanied by the Necessary fec.
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haTT.-I tntnk that IaGst convince You that you
SPAR enough hat only for SUIT. but also for
COAT. and want to you home tonight with
hu EAlr nnler Your marked
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100! ACRES.

Less 1t is about miles distant from the viii
age of Cecilton, within three miles Of public wharf
the Bohemia river and four miles distant from Rey
holds wharf, Elk river, whence there il daily
uncation y with the cities of Baltimore and
mile and half of the farm About 10 of the
is Woodland growing in thrifty young TIMBER; TIN
balance is under cultivation and is divided into six
fields, each field being well supplied with water.
The soft is of good natural quality and is in good
diton. The whole il inc.osed with good fencing The
improvements consist of a comfortable FRAME 49,
DIV ELLlSG HOUSE with Side Building. and e!.
Basement Kitchen and Cellar good FRAME III
BARN 4ox5O feet, with abundant Stabling un- I'LL
darneath; Spring H"us", the upper portion Of when
used dH sug iiranarS, and other necessary out
~ buildings. The buildings all III good cond
G%sSs' inn There are also upon the property 300
1850 pEACH TREES in full bearing. and a good APP
L. pl. Orchard.
in.~ property i. located in Of the best agricn
ural n"ighhorhoods ia Cecil county, within convcniru;
distance Of churches, schools, stores, &C. and oer-
many advantages to any desiring to purchase real
estate.
TERMS OF Satellite decree requires onc-;hird OF
the purchase money to lie paid in cash on the day OF
sale and the remaining two-thirds in two equal install
mruts in Six and Twelve months from the of sale
the credit payments to bear interest and be
t. the satisfaction of the Trustee. Cost Of
ing be paid by purchaser.
CLINTON MCCULLOUGH.
Jan, IL. lS15-ts
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bundle under your marked
Marks Lieberman,
Centennial Clothing Emporium,
CN rHR Hollow, OPPOSITE TIE BKs UIyE)
Dec 10 ls--V !.
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ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM
AND TRACT OF LAND,

Il, snssafras Neck. in Cecil cou-ty the public road
leading into Neazey's Neck. belonging to the said Evan
Lewis and i'll the occupancy OF Richard D. Aiken.
This Of land adjoins lands Of William Knight aud
James W. Vcazry. and contains
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FovERTY FAlR1
N BR4T RAxn.

|N n BRET HAa1s.
I'm sstung alone b the 6ea
Dressed just - I came froa IL a.,..
!tie : sees sVR yoa would aduIise.
II coee . cod thousand Il Fnnce.
In se diamonsd sst Of ~ reoeeu.
\ hsaris 1oss up + : CO:
u % short, eir, '.ths bells os III seaao.v
u wsss,sg . Aass q you.
"Aed how Dbl nke ny posisionr. i
"Asd vAaa Do I thikk OF New roskv =.
i"Aod BOW. in my higher ambis,oe.
With whom do ! waltz. dirt or talkf
And isn't Il nice % hayo ricAea
And disxpnds md silks. and ~ shsir.
And aFent Il change 10 ths ditch~
And tunnels Of Poverty Flaer'
Well. yea.-n you saw NJ out drivi,e
Each day IN the psrk, foar.,u, ,hsad.-
II you ssw.poos. dear msma contrivine
To look supernaturally er,ntt
IT you saw rapa's picture, . takea
y Bras,y, and tinted at that
You'd never suspect be sold bacon
Asd 6oar u Poverty Flat
And yet, just this moment whcA siaai.x
In the glare Of the grand chandsl,er,- =
In the hustle and glitter be9feing
The finest solsec of the year.
10 the misls Of . yaae de Chambesy.
And the hum Of tie smallest Of lalk,-
Somehow, Jcf. I thought Vfahe Perry. y
And the dance that ~ haA On s.The
Fork"
OF The moon hat was quietly sleeping
On The Hill. whea the tine came to 70;
OF The few baby peaks that were peepsas
From under the belclothes of snow;
OF that Ti'ie, to ne vas thsrase
Of-the something yos said II The g.e.:
All, Joe, then I wasn't q heires9
TO ''ths best paying led in the ssatc. :"
Well. we'll. It's aAl past ye4 it's funny
To think. q I Stood In the elass
Of faehio" a,'d heaRey and money.
That l should be thinking, right there,
Of some one who breasted high wafer,
And swam the Nosth Fork aad ~ lhat.
lust 70 dAree w4h Old Folinsbes's dssgh-
TER,
The Lily Of re,srsy 9,.A
But goodoessl what nonsense Tn writins!I
(Asma says my taste h still low,)
Instead Of my triumps recstjDe,
I'm srooDiDg of JosepA.-heigh,bol
md I'm % b 'thnished'' by ipayel
Whsiever's The meaning af shaa,-
}. why did papa strike pay gravel
II drifting On Poverty Flaai
sood-night.-hese's The end Of my paper;
0ood-oight.-if The lcngiiads leAss.-E
'of maybe. while wasting NJ taper.
Your suns climbing over tbe treea
Iot ksow, II yoa hava'e &ot riches,
And ere poor, dearest Joe, I'D III tlat.
hat ny hearts somswhese these in theI
dilcAeA -
And yos'vs stiocl it-oo Poverty Fiat.
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i Nany q the leolinx merchants Aaye oal
Bved thek ssefalqes1, and haye jose tkes
leripl Every third man yos - y pgeplr
lItng 10 bounce the Tram los Louisville h
IpurcAaee pound Of co0ea,s
Rspostef-Do Jon knag snyshine o.
who win be The next Speae KerSf
i 6enaioe-The people ase chaupruua
lIaboot tAis and ~ win 1t II. C.
/ Repessse-WAsk q ~ ihisk Of III
fcus1escy qeesatoai
Senatos-Younx nan, agsia warn yos
70 beware Yos have 9s,rsght to inquire
abost such thlaaA The var is oves, and
Why w'll yoa ineist spoe hanging the
bloody shtrt apos the outer wails. Go 10
Iyosr 1ura' retreat and watch your laaher's
lock. Remember that ths,blass from .
ram's he'n once shook the walls Of Jeri-
eso. see there b some Of The tee In
wardness Of Newspaper reporter about
you, and 1t you are not careful you will
!yet become IN itenerant lightning rod
'peoo'er.
heporter-Do you know Laura Rcam!
Sena'or-1es, she Was one Of the seven
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'llfrom the New Albany Lelgcr-Standard.
Reportsr-If / mistake not. sir, l hav
Tie honor Of addressing Senator NeVto.
Booth, Of CalIfpsRiA
j sesatss-lle throw himself back on u
bench, gave s9 agistsesstic ysWA vhicI
10 known sely 70 SENATOR, and exclaimed
I.Y.s-s, SIR
Reposter-My father herds . little 1ocl
lnpas 0epsgetown. and ueed % know yos
lwhss you were here q earth Its sel'
Idoa that Ne ever 80 . Senator II THU
psrt of tlss county. I heloae b tn
Rarvcst Hone Gnn&e. md wcu!d like r
|hays yoas opinloa se3styvo - the 0ranel
|and its w0rkingA
6eueaoc- Horny 6ped toilee snd saD
i uned aGjaatoe q th& sbll, % hnms md
ej1st yosr faahesis shssn TIE Gfange b
: rod thing u . nan viii conAne tlse
peactjcql woskiaea o ~ narrpw llmIts d
NJ ovn farm. Far away Z ! 1saatiful
lssd, whess nueEsss Of gold fpmnsr 10
tlq msesing suuli2ht-- -shat = NJ homa
Reporter = Do yos know Brigham
Yosngf S.
ssostos- shook IIs eenaaoeiAl Aeed
md sxclalmsi: sKnow Bslgh1m Youne.
~ d-li = lIves II : dsaiehtfnl hsd,
whess ~ stmosnhsvS boo pm ut tle
Iowlof ~ couasop houss cas 90 u hnsd
- - pl1sA Thls vllley q Cl1hn -.
= s&& -
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Fever Asf facs AID hsad sat'so fsa m,nu
Ia'ill and htddea. he yusss laay tho,s
,|was ffightesed.
But I osly want = cry . nttle.. 8,
Deb's littls s1soehessd yoice. .Imu,t =,
u little hrsk'
When che ~ esied ! little ,he held
'lAer head. and tAe shlhs OF her pces,
white hood grev fnlat beside the ,hine
the sAeekA 1ksse sS1laesire- heas,;f,
Iblessed ride!
streets, and aerowd. and church sp;p
wese n tt-yes. and . wedding and . IA,
Iesal. too MI things that Deb nod seen ,
Der high chair in the daytime with b,
leyes shut. she saw In the sleigh on III,
ride with her eyes opened wide.
She was very still The young lady d
not talk to her, and she did not talk to III
young lady. The horse held Up his heai
It seemed to Deb to be flying. She though
that be most be Ike The awful bs.u,ifr
aorse in Revelation. She felt q il h
c.uld take her Heaven just - we'll q 10
It the young lady's brown gloves shosl
only pnll ihRt gay.
they rode and rode In and out of th
merry streets. through and through th
singing BELLS about and about the gre,
church epircs-all over, and over. m,
oyer the town. They rode to IL,
river. and the young lady stopped tn,
white horse ~ that Deb coa!d hook aero,
end up and down at tho shining stream
and the shining bank.
There is 20 much of it, said Drb. soft
y. thinking Of the crock of Il that she hsi
eeen between two houses for fifteen years
For the crack eeemed to ler yesy pncl
Ike fifteen years in high chair, and th.
long, broad shosffred. silvered rive,
seemed to her very much like this world
about which she had wondered
They rode to, the mills, and Deb tler,
bled 70 look % to their frownine walls,
md to meet thef hundred eyer; but some
Df tho girls who wore the little pink bows,
md who knew her. came nodding to look
1own out of them. and she left of tremb
ling to laugh; then, In minute. sbe trrm
bled again, for, al At orce, wiibout any
the great Androscoggin bell
pealed tho time just over her head, and
'wallowed her up In sound. She turued
'als with delighted terror. and then she
lushed with delight.
Dbl It parry OF cry - lasghl Deb did
,ot know. II seemed 70 her that il the
White horse would carry her into the great
lcart of that bell, she would never cit in
high chsir at window again, but ride
nd ride with the young lady. Il seemed
o her like for ever aud for ever.
They turneA away from Andpscoggin
'i.lsout speaking, and rode and rode. Day
|ght di,smed, and dusk dropped. and see!
u the town blazed with lights They
ode and rode to zee the lishta Dcb cqxhl
os speak. there were 20 nsny lighta
And still she could not speak when they
ode INTO Brick alley, and Jim McMaho-
ey md her mother, and he children whol
ID not wonder. came out to meet ler and
Ike her back to her high chaix :!
She was too happy TO speak. Shs could
rmember. But the young lady did not
ant her to speak. She toschcd her white |
orse and was gone ina misute; and when
.ndroscogxin bell rang them to sleep that
|ght-for the young lady forgot r. ask
y ber Cluny, add wss teo tiSed i. 90 ie1
le party-I am suse cannot tell which
- the happier, she OF Deh
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Hone 1ale 3lt Eastern Funlins.
Music Lessons,
MRS. y ". sT0r

MRS =. W. STa19r
Aas removed 70 Boseman. secapyiag ~.
tosnsr residences of Dr. g. v. kosres, =
Cs.rch street and l. prepared y givs h
eosyeae o. ~ Riaao. ttsnj rnnna|
Able. atf OnAge respectfully acalel1a3
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Eastern Montana a11dl the =

= --.-.........I.-.l..
m NNNNr~
~ MONIAN,A a
- NM =.
10 haze is doae b. II. 49,.
Iapdr- a'
Ard I'm. trma.. -
Ithe ssraieAe vosn1 -, 49, ooea'
Deb N NJ hish cS,Ir .;,h 49,. - S:"s' !.
|eyes
Deh. Hat - eelv rn..s...s~.... -. 3
Ipeak.
Il shis you-
sfrxs - r,.AA 80, s..s... !
rfleear IN Tn Nv ~ -. -.
Ido6't koov !, I.-:.:I's sss
Ispoee h . buslpes. m. ,cs. ~ - :.
the Clsay lAce-s .l,intv colI., ..a . =. :"
of sott enffs- -asout IL her hand, i ! s.,
Isoms kind 4 sosssed v..od .tracr !,
litilb suss aesine. m. -. co. :.
Idesea how people could weave such 49,,
Isselb into . piece Of l.ce. and n n
yoane kdy knew: or II che kuev ho,
F~uch pleseaptef Il was than The onion
that Mr. Hc6aAoney cooked fo, d;,..
every day In he week bat SATURDAY.. uno
she hrst Aoor. But il gavs her oai,
3eQash q. do 10 wondes withou, .pcak,nc
eNtteenr repeated the yoar1 l,1lx
|iserding up very Straight and lookin
very sony How long Aaa ahs been-lik
thar
Horn %. 'said DsbS nothe,-sshes il
|set - that chair ever sincs abe has bee,
o'k enough to cit u III. Would yoa u
gum On these nnssA
But you never told me you had . crp
r!ed eh'ld!'
Ine Jooag lady sai3 NJ ~pickly.
'Yoa have washed for me three years
and yoa never told me you hal crippled
caild!'
'Yos leVs asled me, Mias,' said Deb,
mother.
The young lady made no reply. Six
came and sas-down on the edge Of Deb,
VI, close beside Dsbs chair. She seemed
% have forgotten her Cluny lace. She
look Dsb's Aasd up between her two sof,
brown gPves. aud her long brown feath-
~ drooped asd touched Deb's cheek-
DEB hardly breathed, the fesshers and the
sloves. and the sweet smells Of soen,e;,
mood, end he young lady's sorry eyes
Dueh very sosry eyesi-.vere 10 cloae 10
he high chair.
.hiteeD ysas.l' repeated The youn. ladv
ny low, - thai chaie-.has sobody ever
poor little eirl! But you could ride. )
sid = sqddealx.
4 don I know. maam.s said Deb. 4
,ever saw anybody ride bat the grocer
md The baker. I ainS like the grocer and
be b~ke.'
'Yo1 ceald b lifted. ! mean eaid the
'oung lady. eagerly. There IS somebody
rho lifts your
'Mothes seta NJ generally, !, said Des
Once when she was very bad with ) lane
Ike, jim McMahoney set me. He's first
'oor-J'm ncAahooey.'
i shall b beck here sid The yQppg|
.dy. s'ill spesking very quickly, bat ,o|
Scbs oothss sow. IN inst ~ hour i
ball cone ta - eaey sleikA. with warm
Dbee; II you viii hAve yoar dsughtefl
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County Ohcrs.
]. s. Ncndenhall Chairman Board g. O.

j. &. Nendenhall
Board Of Co. Com'rs. p. G. Duke.
G. w. Wakefield
Probate Judcc-A. d. Mcpherson.
Clerk and Rccoricr-A. ]. 1alln.
Skcriff-Sllas RalstOn.
Tnasurcr-J. ID. McC amman
Superintendent PEb. In.-C. l. Stone.
Surveyors. NJ. Reed.
Coroner ]. G. Swiszier.
AssessOr-B. n. Dawes.
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Rf.tes of Adyertiain1
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Federal and Territorial Omcer,

FEDERAL ana territorial OmCof0.
Govemor-Bcnj F. Potts, Helcna.
Secretary-J. Z. Galloway, Helena
Auditor-Sol Star. Virginia City.
Treasurcr-D. II. Weston. Helena
Chief Justicc-D. s. Wade, Helena.
Associate Justiccs-H. n. Bake, Virgins
City, Hiram Knowles. Deer Lodge.
US. Dist Att'y-M. c. Page, Helena
Survcyo: General-A. J. Smith. Helena
L. Marshal-Wm +. Wheeler, Helena
Collector Int. Rev.-T. p Fuller, IFelens
Collector Customs-T. A. Cumming
Helena
US. Examining Surgcons-Chas. Mussig.
brod, Deer Lodge; Thos. Reece, Helena
u. S. Ccm'rs-John Potter, Hamilton.
Bozcman Land District-E. w. Willett,
Register; J. V. Bogert, Receiver: Bozeman
Helena Land District-W. G. Child,
Register; II. N. Keyser. Receiver: Helena
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j. ]. Davis.

ATTORNEY AT LAW Ofice on
IA Black street, Bozcman, N. T. Will
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

y00- y. &ruce,
A TTORNEY AT LAW-Will practice
Ain al the Courts held N Gallsiin
County. Fees reasonable.
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him t.fe an. R,, o,i. % S.a 49," - 80
.(w.n,ed that mv..1f Yon~. os..r % ,s h.s'
/. ahout sh.rin, ,cn, ~ ..a 49,, -.
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loulv v,smn and d,dn. -.n, - .... S
lRsh ! pr,celcn, Ahort e,.,.r s,.,,.r
lwas ,rou,eti bv the rinc;no ~ IN. ~,
'Ibell. and the voice Of mv ne;vhho- nro;r
lme 10 ..come onict y fhr,r;.,,I. 80
land n,ncce.,ed ,l,~n .,.,,s to,,s..,. :
Inv wife and INV voun..st nv hr;r.;,
Inn The rear vi,h his .cn.gnr
Who. the,ey I ,sfed :; 30. aov
ln the foot ~ ,hs hall .,..,.
NE me - renlicd . vo;c.
who are vonv
He told me his NAM.
Beware sad :. or.r.,, ~. a<,o,
for n Won lie I v,lI h,.,r vonr
| Oocninr the door fonr,i mv ,.,rh,,,
I'm = .f.te of mind horder;rc r,,o. ;...,
litv
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vonr rs,oivs. ~ '>'
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m, .,o,,,S cow. Co. NJ ~
sRut IN, Ill von *, ..,a 49,. ,.,..
for
.Doi rwi,, go over and re..on Win
him Twin tell him hov vrorv = :. fcr
him IN r.r.;.t !, a,;.. a. I'm ,o;.,
,nt IN him the errore If III. ~.v.,
.Rut he nav not li.t,n IN von said nv
oe;ehhor
i sh.ll then re,ort n farce .h.,,
not imme,lIaselv Kim him Tv,ll NAV
v;th him 1.,, I'll, h,,,o- h,,. Tfh.
Pin Law nv mv c;v;rc him . f.v Al.
M, I vill s;ve him ,hem II ,h;. doe.|
not have the desireIl en.ct-,h., !. - 10
,nm;ees 10 ro ,fter he Get. tho money
md don't win then eco vhst c.n h.l
lone. II he nrove. verv ,,uhhorn Tv;n|
ump on him and tos. him around thcl
ard. will then ,hrow aim over theI
enca shouA he after nj. ain f..l|
,elv Win rnn him tl,ronch the f.nn,no.
e;li IN The h.rr. the, vim an.. h,r,