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Throw Physic TO tho Dogs, III,
Nanc Of IT,, NO III.

We dc not in the least feel like blam>
ing Macbeth for this expression Of disgust {;
indeed, we are ratbe. inclined to sylnpa,
tbizs with him, Even nowadays most of
the cathart'cs offered to the public are
great. repulsiye looking pills. the very
appearance Of which is suiicience t. ''turn
ones stomach. Had Macbeth ever taken
DR.. Plerce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
be would not have uttered those words OF
contempt. 1t is really encouraging.
when one is il1, to find that a littie,
sugar-coated Pellet, no larger than a grain
Of mustard, will as promptly produce the
desiled efcrt as dose Of great nauseat.
ing pills. These little Pellets unlike
other cathartics, are really natures physic
They do not debilitqte, but tune aud in.
vigora'e the system. No family should
DO without DR.. Pierce's Purgative Pei
lets. - Ia. .+
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For the HrsALp AsD T~kIBuEK.l
NOT ABOVE RIDING An OK.

L. .H" -Oa-
Inscribed to Messrs. Harr and Child.
ress, of johnson City.
II you should ever come to town,
Il speak TO those afar)
And wish to pay the cash for goods,
Just call on Willie Harr.
sss-
Or, If you choose just step across,
A hundred yards or more
You'll surely find q pleasant face,
At Perry Childress' store.
They're clever-very clever, but
On this | cannot dwell,
For they did one awful funny trick,
And that Pm bound to telt.
Ha! hal ha!-excuse me, please:
had to stop to laugh,
To think of Willie riding roaad
Upon a horDyca!C.
But then, it isn't ended yet
FH surely haze to "hOlioW-
He rode that calf around the street
For only hajs dollW.
He vas gentle, for the cuffs and kicks
ltdidn, t seem to mind;
And, as Perry seldom gets to ride.
VIII took him up behind.
III TT
At hrstl heYseemeda little scared,
Aad then his eyes grew brighter:
But-whctethe-o OK beaant to JUMP,
Poor Perry held the tighter. y...
Just then, the Artist came and took
The picture Of the Gents. i4Ia. q
And I'll wind up by saying, that
He charged TEEN .ftly cents, l....
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A Mancsck Man Kiur.s.

Bewly Glbsen, u desperate character
who a short time since had broken Jail
at s~needvillc and made his escape, was
shot and killed a few days since by the
Sheriff Of that county, while trying to
re arrest him. When requested to
surrender by the Sheriff, he at once
took u2 his musket and fred at the
officer, and swore lie would not be
taken alive. Then the Sheriff and his
guard returned the fire, one ball taking
effect m the region of the kidneys, from
which lie died in q few hours.
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INSTITUTES,

The second Institute was held at Mar
Tins Creek, Dist. No. Z, for this aud the
18th districts. The following teachers
were present and took part in the exer.
cises. Lorenzo Ingham, L. S. Tilson
W. s. Erw n. W.. u. Hensloy, l.. A.
White aud Prof. N. L. Hyder. None Of
the school directors were in attendance.
Mr.. l.. S. Tllson, the teacher at Mar
tins Greek had his school in session till
noon. lie had recitatious in Eng. Grams
mar, Reading. Spelling &c. Mr.. TllSon
is q young teacher, but promises to make
a successful one. His school is in right
good trim. He is reading a school Jour.
nal and proposes to attend the Nolmal
School in Jonssnoro' next Summer.
The afternoon was given to proniscuous
exercises. The teachers entered into q
class and engaged in reading, spelling and
drilling on the vocal elements. Some
time was given to the discussion Of the
following topics. The duties Of teachers
The want of textbooks in schools. The
condition of TIE school houses. .l
Several houses in these districts are
unit to be Occur led as school houses. Il
will be a long tune before the people
learn hat good schoel houses, good
tearchers and good schools are so closely
connected that one can hardly exist with
out the other two. There are 706 chill
dren Of school age III these two districts,
SIX schools, aud seven teachers. Flas
Pond has q good school with an enroll.
ment of over n hundred pupils. The
schools iu this section are doing as vel
as could be expected under the circum
stances. All the teachers are taking aui
reading school Journals. ga isi
The third institute was held at tn,
Cherokee Institute, Dist. No. 4. Mr.. W
7. Dangan's School. The followiu,
teachers were present. W, NJ. Bayless
Miss lou. NJ. Butler, Miss Rhoda 4
Harris, aud Prof. L. c. Peoples. Out o
the nine school directors who ought Il
have been present, not q single one pu
in his appearance. The school director
are the proper persons to visit the schools
They ought to be able to examine teach
ers and to instruct them in their duties
Those who are not conyersant with tn
schOo, operations of the county have bu
it'll. iGea of the good that might be don
by school directors in the several dis
tricts. 1t is impossible for the Count,
Superintendent to be present in all tn
schools at the time aid is speciall
needed.
The 4th. 9th aud sth districts bav
s2S pupils Of school age and pine schoo'
aud hue teachers. OF the S23 pupils Z
are colo:ej. There WI be u, seboo
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Some good people hare great COZ
tempt for those who teach the colorcd
people. 1T will DO very we'll, say they
for the colored people to become teach
crs Of their own race, but for white
men or white women to teach them is
really disgracefal." A man loses his
caste in good society the very moment
he enters q colored school as q teacher.
He is called a "nigger" teacher, looked
upon as a>good.far.nothins somebody
who loses his responsibility because lie
teaches 'niggers." We shall not stop
to point out the Inconsistency thatpre-
sents itself Ha' si.Na
II a white lady happens TO teach a
colored school, she is forthwith exclud-
ed from ge,teel society," Osmyi Did
you hear that Miss --, was teach
ing a colored SCHOOL, What a pity !!
She is intelligent, cultivated, refined
and noble, it is true but then she is
teaching "niggcrs." VOC N ,q4se
This is prejudice and, foolish preju>
dice, too. Think over the matter sober.
ly and bear in mind that the colored
people have rights which we are bound
to respect. They have no teachers Of
their own race. They have no school
houses, They have no books. They
are ignorant and superstitious, Ask
yourselves prayerfully what shall be
done with these destitute people.
We say teach them, elevate them.
Help them up and teach them to walk
alone. 1t is just as honorable to teach
them as it is to teach the white race.
We must teach them. to be honest. to
DO industrious, to be self;supporting.
They need good teachers. As soon as
colored teachers can be trained. they
will take charge of the colored schools.
1t is quite as honorable to be engaged
in educating and eleyating the colored
people Of. this county as it is to be
sacrificing life and money for the poor
LsoaAea in Africa. How green an island
is at 4 distance
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J~onesboro' Tennessee, Nov. 1875
Dyspepsia.

Dyspepsia is tue most discouroging and
distressing disease man is heir to.
Americans are particularly subject to this
disease aud its effects /: such as o u stom>
acb, sick headache habitual cc~stiyeness
heartburn, water-brash guawing aud
burning pains in the pit Of the stomach,
coming up OF the food, coated tongue dis,
agreeable tast in the mouth impure blood
and all diseases ,f the stomach and Liver.
Two doses Of GREENS AUGUsT FLOWED,
will relieve you at once and there posi-
lively is not a case in the United States
it will not cure. If ycu doubt this g
to your Druggist. john s. Mathes. and
get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try
t.. Regular size 81 cents. 81 NJ
Septl6,. leow!y
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Death Of a Neble Young Man.

1t is with much sadness that We an
pouIce the death of that noble, cnristain
young man, WILLIAM Fam MITCHELL,
which occurred at B.ownsboro'. Tenn
his home-on tic 4th Of November at
quarter past eleven o'clock, i. NJ. after
an illness Of nearly one year, lie was
the oldes. son of Slm1. D.. and Amelia
Mitchell, was born Jan. llth, 1858. pro,
fessed religion aud joined Old Salem.
Presbyterian Church when fifteen years
of age. lie was in Tusculum College for
about three years, after which he continued
the pursuit Of knowledge in Amherst
College. Mass. where lie remained for two
years, having gone there in Aug. 1871
In April 1873, he put himself under the
care of l~lolston Presbytery with 4 view o!
entering the ministry.
He was for n long time al efficient, live
Superintendent of Cd Salem Sabbath
School where he also organized a Young
Mems Prayer Meeting, in which he was
EVER taithj,uI, jealous and prayertul to
the very last, attending when in very
feeble health. p
In the Fall of 1874, he joined the Y.
NJ. C. A. of Jonesboro', expecting to or
ganize one at Old Salem, but on account
of sickness, was not permitted to be pres
ent at but one meeting, which was the
last time he was in Jonesboro'. In all
of his sickness he was perfectly resigned,
Just before death he said he felt like say
ing farewell to all, he told all of the fam
ily to meet him in Heaven: a minister
standing by, asked, willie, are the
waters of Jordan coldP' ''No;" "Are
they deepi" No" Then while hi.
eyes were brightly turned upward a fricns
asked. willie what DO you see?' bt
says, "AH is fright, brighter hua tuc
hours ago, yes, oil is bright" Ye'
Willie truly is gone, but from the evils o
this life to an Heavenly home. His lif'
was very praiswortby and exemplary hi
character that Of an honest, high>mintet
noble, christian yeuug man; with a bril-
liant mind, ever ~anxiols about and work
ing for the salvation of his fellow>men
be was kind, gentle, manly, noble. HI
was mnch loved for the number Of hi
fricn6s we're the number of his asquain
tapces. The Church, Prayer-mecting AM
Sabbath School of which he was a mem
Der, have lost an earnest, fervent worke
for the Master.
His %neighbors have lost n who wa
ever ready to assist and favor in time o
trouble. q
The Y. NJ. CA. of JonesborO' has los
a msmber that promised much of labo
and good council. But let us remembe
that while we weep, he rejoiccth and a
IL has pleased Him to call Willie to high
er spheres, We can only say, cit is tn
Lord. let Him do what ssemeth Hin
good"
."'Asleep in Jesus =! l%eaceful rest
Whose working is supremely blest;
No fear. no woe, shall dim that hour
That manitests the S%aviours power"
II.
Jonesboro' Tennessee, Nov. 1875
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AND WHY,

Yes. and why are so many obstacles
thrown in he way oftlepublic schoolsP
The Legislature must suspend the pay
menta of the taxes. The school law
mnst be emasculated by repeating the
sections giving the districts the power
to lay additional taxes in cases Of
necessity. The State refuses to pay
the interest on the School Fund, or, in
other words, the Comptroller forbiGs
the tax collectors taking up the School
Warrants. and refuses to exchange
smaller warrants for the large one. The
School Warrants which ought to be rs
good as greenbacks. can hardly be cash
ed at all. The taxes Of the county
levied for school purposes are the last
to be paid in, and, it requires q good
deal Of coaxing to get them paid out.
We do not propose to explain away
the difficulty. '. s.5..
The rights Of teache RS are ignored
Their claims are put off from time TO
time. Nearly every County Court
some Magistrate, who has sharpened
his wits by drinking something more
exhilel ating than tho waters Of the
Picrian Spring, pirates long and loud
about the expense of the school sys-
TEN. the exliorbitant salaries paid
teachers, or the County Superinten'
dents salary. 1t does some men much
good to hinder the progress of educa
ton by word, act and deed. Littl,
men have little ways, little thoughts
and little influence. i.i
Had it not been for afew stanch ant
noble men ia the County Court, this
school system would have been kicket
all to peices The public schools hav'
taught the people one lesson, and tina
is the necessity OF better qualified mel
Tor Magistrates. A little common scnc'
put in practice two years ago woui'
have saved the county many q dollar
The complicated state of matters re
specting tile school money for year
lS70-l--2 aud 8 might have bee
easily avoided by proper management
But now 1t is impossible to tell wher
the money is or when it will be paid
As a consequence the teachers hav
been wronged out of several thousan'
dollars. That is not all, but insul
must be heaped upon injury. An
why? i' sH 'ol
Ne mean to shake up matters slight
~. Justiceto the teachers demands Il
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a prevailing he rse Disense.

1t may not be geueally known that the
epizootic, or horse disease, which prevaii>
ed over the entire country a year or two
ago. is again an epidemic, aud passing
tho country in about the same way
wabinia sw'days almost every horse IN
the city has shown symptoms OF H by
backing and coughing. Many horses 10
the North have died from it, and our
horse owners should see that their horses
are not ueedlessly exposed to cold and
wet that their bowels are kept open'
and the expsrishcs ct two years ago
showed that their was nothing better for
that purpose than a warm bran mash
mixed with Dammon's Stock PSw1ers
These Powders are prepared expressly tc
keen the stomach of a horse 10 good con
d;,:nn. and when the stOmache is right
but little danger Is to be arPrehsndcd'-
Esosy.F. Circaicis.
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Preparing fer Christmas

Mr. w. q. Mathes, has ordered
enough Of Christmas goods to supply
AL the children with toys. che young
iolks with presents to present tostheir
sweet hearts, and the old folks with
the substanciaiS. lookout for = big
Advertisement just before Christmas.
and save your extra charge to buy
something nice of Will.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

We may now expect quiet times on
our streets Mcssrs. Pred Devault, W.
II. ~I'osser, j. j. Atkinson and Tom.
Smith, have been aided to the police
force, aud We know they sill 10 their
duty. Boys who cut up night, had
better keep their eyes skined' or they
will be locked up instho calaboose. ,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18
CsnI Creek CeaI.

| am now prepared to furnish the
citizens Of Jonesboro', with Coal Creek
Coal, either at wholesale or fetal.
Will deliver coal at buyers house in
quantities of not less than ten bushels
Tor twenty-five cents per bushel. cash.
S. II. ANDERSON.
Nov.l9,tf..
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Fail Opening.

Mrs. T. Barrett, is now receiving
her Fail and Winter st, les Of Millinery
aud csr-v Goods sc. She will open
them At nsr store gu main street, next
Monday. Her friends aud Patrous arc
uyltS1 tO visit her on hat dat.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18
Lucky.

The G~reeneville Urtoh and Amert>
can has received d half years snbscrtp-
ton from a gentleman st Newport We
congratulate the editors and hope they
will be able to hold ''their man. for
the balance of the wear.
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Mr.. j. u. GADDEss.
Lynchbutg, Va.

Dear Sir :-Tbe Monument for my
ne phsw-yW. H. Cox--bas arrived and |
have it set up. n SURPRISES my most
sanguine expectation in workmanship and
beauty. There coould spot have been a
more expressive design gotten up,or bet,
ter executed. J. amzalso well pleased
With your arrangement of the description
as well as the eutire Job. | think you
have sent nc fully the worth Of my mon
ey, and i'll can be any benefit to you in
any way by referepee pr otherwise, will
take pleasure in 50 doing. The Menus
ment you sent Is the most handsome one
in u Cemetery, and twill no doubt be
the means Of you getting several orders
frual this place. vyC-AcI -uV
NAN Respectfully your friend,
j. ID, COX.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

Remember next Thursday is Thanks
giving day. Our citizens bad better
secure 4 turkey atonce or VIII, Mathes
will have them AL bought and shipped
to city folks'' who have no better
right 70 eat turkey than ourselves.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

The Lecture Of Rev. JAS. G. Mason TO
be delivered in the Pysbyterisn Church
Friday uight will no doubt be a very ip,
s~stesting one. Mr.. Mason delivered HE
lecture in .Lyuchburg > short time since,
aud the papers there gave A,ttering no,
sios, aft. We hops he will have a full
house. :
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

The farmers OF Clover bottom, have
put out d larger acreage Of wheat this
yeas than usual, and have also bowu a
large amount Of grass sssa.4 This is a
good sign OF returning prosperity IN
lu.,s llfNg sHt0 ullhUfuAl
that kectl0n. .r- al .,t. b.. .r.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

Mr.. Editor: Please state in this
weeks paper that Messrs. Atwater & b r
ksrS' discussion is unavoidably postponed
ill the third Sabbath Of December to be
held at tie same place. ioursas .
n. g. ATwATER,
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One Of our citizens cannot under
stand why bis wife objects to him be-
ing out late at night. lie says that he
don't 60. POISON hunting, and run
around like some fellows. But his wife
says when he came in a few nights
since that he told. her it was the cold
est year FOR many nights; at fifteen
degrees past ten, the clock stood at
sixteen minutes below freezolr She
thinks it will be better for his health to
remain with her the balance Of the cold
winter nights.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

THE school directors must see that
the teachers have their monthly reports
properly made out and their Registers
in proper condition. .'.
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L,pc,thurg Marble Works.

Mr.. j. B, Goddess, proprietor Of the
Lyuchburg Marble Works has an adver-
tisements 10 to.days paper to which we
call attention of these who are expecting
to purchase Monuments or Tomb Stones.
The following is a latter writtea by our
towusmah,r Mr.. ]. D. Cox. Read it and
you will be convinced Of the excellent
guilty Of the work executed by Mr.
Gaddess.
- JoNEsBoRe' Tenn.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

The big Show at Johnson City, last
Monday did'nt"pau Out to meet the
appreciation of the Proprietors. They
failed To advertise IN the papers and
therefore as q matter Of course failed
to secure a respectable audience. We
are glad the people saved their money
Il will be needed to buy the childrens
shoes this winter. d,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

Two horses and a yoke of oxen were
sold on the street last Monday, by the
Coroner, for cash, The prices at which
thew we're knocked Nvff, we're very low.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

One of the best residence in Jones,
-horo' can be. purchased on. reasonable
terms by calling on Gol, T, ii. Reeves.
40 HlA AIlEl ,
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ASw of our citizens WHO were get
,inr hungry for spare ribs, back bones
md .susages, have killed their hogs.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

wLuuts will average ten pounds Of
,,p.ls to tho bushel.
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BY W. S. Strain, Esq. Nov. 10th 1875,
at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. JOHN II. WALLACE and Mss
MAGGIE L. COOP. All Of this county
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Mr.. W. IL. Dosser has made many
children happy by buying their walnut
kernels. lie has already purchased and
shipped a large a~mouat,aui is still want.
ins moro. nOnnn~mnF
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

Mrs. Dt, Orcbaugh, caaght a young
p,,, pear Washington College, on
ros,dsy night, November End.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

On October 23rd. 1875, by Rev. John
Bashor, Mr.. JosEpit BALES, and Miss
MARTHA DAyAUEr, all of Washington
County. f.U'q4,. ''.l D.
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Personal.

M.sr. r. L. Blair, T. II. Reeves
md A. X. Piper, returned from Nash.
,iL. last Saturday.
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Clover Bottom. Tenn. q

At the, residence OF Josiah u. Sans. on
the 10th inst, by Rev, n, j ,Hyder, Mr..
WILL, W. BAILEY, aud Miss l.. A.
SANS, all Of Uuicoi.
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Ep UCATI0N A L.
BY ii. P~RESNELl..
COMMON SCHOOLS,

ACETATE the school question. Drive
ont ignorance. Build school houses
Educate the people. ur
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Minnie, a little daughter of Mr., john
H. NaGh has been quite how With pueu'
moni. several days, bit we are peased. to
l.,u that there now issome hope for her
recovery
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Wanted.

Wanted.
10 900 Pounds Walnut Kerne's
wanted in exchange for Dry Good calf
aud get prices. ~ ir-l b"asHedT $40 ~.
Nos4tt., &. ! : w II, Do5ER,
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From the many Shooting afFrsys We
hear Of 10 UAicoi. We snpposoi times are
rather sqa,ly up IN The mouptsius, We
hcpswhen tho ncwC Officers are elected
that they viii be able TO keep. their
'spurtsmen" more quiet. .I.s III,
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~ .NI|IW |-ITIT- ||WWIN :
At tho residence of the brides father,
on Nov. 4th, 1875, by Rolan p, ,hasr,
Esq. Nh. ASAJ. RicHAKbsoN,. and Mhss
SALLfR E.LDEpfwiI ni Iol 9RaT
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-18

On the 4th of Nov. at the residence of
the brides father, on Stony Creek, Carter
County Tenn. by the Raw, A. J, F. Hy,
der, Mr.. }. ", FLETCHER to Miss NAN.
ME NAVE. '' 's'''n' 9''
The entertainment was a grand success,
all parties did ample justice to asplendid
supper. rs The occssioa was made lively
by the splendid music given BY the Messrs
Lewis, aud w. Cole. Long may john
and Mamie walk hand IN hand together
down the stream Of life. while the waves
ospea.e, happiness aud prosperity play
about their feet. o.. A JEFF. .
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MARRIED

last Thursday, by Rev. +. +, Shipley,
Mr.. Ed PkicE, OF Buffalo Ridge, aud
Mrs. RETriE NJ. MITcugLL, OF this
place. ns ,.,s ann, ~ 30.
Editor anl Printes return thanks for q
bounti!ul supply Of nice cake. We hope
the ''old folks" may long live, aud that
their atbodippghl iifsl nav be strrwn
with all the pleasures Of u happy family.
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ia, cpisrt is herr.
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- JONESBoRo' lem !
- November 2 ,1S15 J
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SAIdIE deafl emember0 wen }

BE faithful, true and loving.
ASA, friend, be good and kind,
Let SALLIE want Tor nothlng. =
W a,v LITTLE PHIL.