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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

as demanded by the csprice Of fashion
the spring aud fall style must also be fol.
lowed, by those who earn their bread by
the sweat of their brow, and new gar.
ments had, whether the old ones are worn
out or not.
True economy consists in the cutting
off of s~upcrauities. 1t is not easy in all
cases to determine what a superfuity is
| once knew a wealthy lady. who imagi.
ming that it was necessary for her to re-
trench her expenses, sold her canary bird.
There are some small economies that are
simply mean. l would not take away
even, from those who must live by char.
ity, all the little luxuries. which by use
have come to be regarded as necessities.
Let the good old peusioner have her cup
Of tea, although it costs more than neal,
and may not furnish the same amount of
nourishment. The indulgence of the
poor are not very numerous. But when
wages are low and prices high it is not
well to buy things which are costly. be-
cause they are out Of season, or to pay
double price for a fancy brand Of -four,
when a cheaper article is just as sweet
and nutritious, or to insist upon having
airloin steaks. when, by a little skill,
another part Of the animal can be made
equally palatable. 1t is astonishing bow
cheaply one may live, and live we'll, if be
gives his mind to it. True economy con.
sists in checking the small leakages.-
Keep an account Of everything that you
spend in the course Of a month, then run
youl eye over it, and see how many
things might have been dispensed with.
And lastly, true economy consists in
the Judiclous use OF materials. What is
called "a capable person. will make an
article of food or clothing 60 ten times
farther, than one who has no gift in that
direction. The former utilities the odds
and ends, which the latter throws away.
Some people are careless, in order to save
time. and then waste the time that they
have saved. Shiftlessness is the mother
Of want. The Proverbs Of Solomon con.
tain a great many valuable suggestions
on this subject, and l close with recom>
mending to the reader. a careful re per-
usal ofthat edit! ,g book N. Y. Ledger
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
The Tennessee Delegates to
the st. Louis Convention.

Gov. Porter has appointed u full del.
egat;on to represent the State Of Tennes-
see in the Southern Pacific Railway Con-
veution to be held in st. Louis on the
Sd of November next. The list embra-
cos tho names Of Messrs. T. II. Reeves,
Of Jonesboro s. G. Ramage, Of Know
Vile; Il. A. James, OF Chattanooga; j.
r. Neil. Of Rhea, county Col. L. w.
Cole, Of Nashville; l.. D. Myers, Of
Columbia ]. E. Jarner, Of Springfield {:
R. p. CALDWELL, Of Trenton, and Robin
son Topp and Ex-Governor I. G. Harris.
of Memphis. The American thinks 1t
is evident, from the character of his ap-
pointsents, that his Excellency is fully
alive to the importance Of the enterprise
to be promoted. Chattanooga Times.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

Hon. Leon Trousdale, State Supt.
is stirring up the County Superintendent
to a lively sens, of their duty. We are
glad to see this activity at headquarters.
1t is a healthy sign. The Legislature in
its wisdom (!) knocked about n half
of tie life out of the school system in a
mad Gt of retrenchment fever. Never
mind, every dog has his day. The peo-
pie whose rights have been spurued, will
have a few emphatic words to say by
and by.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

F. 7. Buchanan is preparing to teach
school at Civil Gap, district No. II. Nj.
Buchanan is a young man that deserves
to be en- outraged. lie has bis reputation
as a teacher to make, but we feel conf
dent that he will teach a good school.
He is trying to improve himself in the
knowledge of teaching.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04
TIE TWENTY.ElFTH OF NOVEMBER
Presidents Proclamation of
Thanksgiving Day.

A.0 ieiio"i nB Is rceiutut OTdnt s prCc-
lamation naming Thursday, November
25th as the National Thanksgiving day:
A PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
In accordance with practice at once
wise and beautiful, we have been accus,
toned, as the year is drawing to a close.
to devote an occasion to the humble ex>
preston Of our thanks to almighty God
for the ceaseless aud distinguished
benefits bestowed upon us as a nation,
and for His mercies and protection
during the closing year.
Amid the rich and free enjoyment Of
all our advantages, we should not forget
the sours4 from whence they aTs derived,
and the extent of our obligations to the
Father of all mcrcies.
We have full reason to renew our
thanks to Almighty God for favors be-
slowed upon US during the past year.
by His continuing mercy, civil and
religious liberty have been maintained /;
peace has reigned within our borders.
labor and enterprise have produce their
merited rewards. and to His watchful
providence We are indebted for security
from pestilenee aud other national ca.
lamity.
Apart from national blessings each
individua. among us has occasirn to
t~hougbtfully recall, and devoutly recog-
nize, the favors and protection which be
has enjoyed.
Now therefore, I. Ulysses s. Grant,
President of the United States. do recon.
mend that on Thursday, the 25th day Of
November, the people of the United
States, abstaining from all secular pursuit,
and from their accustomed avocations,
do assemble in their respective places oil
worship and in such form as may seem
most appropriate in their " hearts offer
to Almighty God their acknowledgment
and thanks for all His mcrcies. and th'ir
humble prayers for continuance Of Hi,
divine favor.
10 witness whereof, l have hereunto SCI
my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to lie affixed.
Done at the City of Washington
(,., this, 9th day Of October, in
49, the year Of our Lord, n toon'
sand eight hundred and seventy
FIVE. and Of the Independence Of the
United States the one hundred.
U. s. GRANT.
BY order Of the President
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

NOAH SnERrEY, is teaching at Swad.
ley's district, No. 10. Mr.. Sherfey will
teach an excellent school, for he has been
preparing himself specially for a teacher.
lie attended school at Maryville, under
Prof. Sharp. The people Of the neigh.
borhood have an excellent school house.
It is we'll located, accessible. we'll ar
ranged every way. If we are not mis-
taken. Noah Sherfey will be one of our FIRST
PREACHERS. Those who prepare themsel yes
for teaching will outstrip those who do
not make preparation.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

Mr.. Pielett late Democratic candi>
date for Lieutenant Governor in Pennsyl.
,ahia weighs 365 pounds. If he is sick
over the elections, what a wonderful ''big
iok' it must be aud if he is happy, and
happy all over, how happy he must be.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

- At a Moody and Sankey meeting on
last Sunday by a unanimous vote Of three
thousand people, it was resolved that to
day be observed as a day of fasting and
praysr, snd that all churches in America
be invited to unite in observing the day.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

THE State Superintendent is out in a
circular calling on tardy County Superin-
tsndents to report at nee respecting the
condition Of the public schools in their
counties. M
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

TIE commissioners are at work redis-
trictiug tho county. Two or three days
more will complete the wotk. The peo>
pie will see that great improvement has
been made. A map Of the County show
ing the Lew districts will bo published
in this paper as soon as the cut can be
prepared.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

The R,man Catholics and a few other
pc l~iticians would like to kick the Bible
out of the Public Schools, and then knock
all the State School Systems in the head.
Professionalism is not going to ait idle aud
see the emissaries Of Pope Pirus the
Ninth invade the citadel Of l~ibe-ty-:he
free school system.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04
FREE MASONRY,

Tho Grand Lodge and Grand Council
meets in Nashville next Monday, ard the
Grand Chapter on Thursday, November
llth. Arrangements for excursion tickets
have been made on all the railroads.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

SHALL TIE Bible be read in the public
school? This question is to be settled.
No little excitement is likely to grow out
of the diseussicu.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

THE scholsst'e population Of the COL
ored people Of johnson, Carter, Wash-
ingtou. Greene, Sullivan aud Hawkins
counties is about twenty. five hundred
pupils. There is not a single comfortabl e
school house for these people in all these
counties. Neither are there colorei
teachers compete ut to teach these child,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

The public schools must be preserved +;
free schools, free speech, a free President
y. ). Grant.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04
ALL the districts have schools.

THERE are more private schools in
this county this year than have been for
some time.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

Two subjects of vast Importance to
every citizen Of the Republic-sobriety
and education.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04
MEN AND WOMEN

WNTED AGENTS. N MEN ma. AND DIV, WOMEN MEN
aud comfy to convass for VIM Redkener's
PATENT LIGHTING REtIPROCATIN0
IMPROVED CHURN N EGG BfATER.
Sells AZ sight and PAYS Large Profits, Send for
circular 10 manufacturer. W. II. Chick 4 Co :.
Ill. N. Second Street, So. Louis.
SepoHj
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04
Land Sales.

IN obedience to a Vende Exponias
issued from the Circuit Court. On o judg-
mGnt of condemnation rendered at its
August Term 1875, in favor Of J,hn j.
Ford, for the sun Of $751; 5 and the costs
Of this sale, | will sell at the Court House
door in Joucsboro', on Saturday the
4ih day Of December 1875,
to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
all right, title, claim and interest that
Jos. L. Hale has in and to, one hundred
and one half acres Of land lying in Wash
lngton County, Tennessee, civil district
No. IL, adjoining the lands Of j. b,
Thomas, Sam'l Beard aud others, or so
much thereof as may be Necessary to satisfy
said Judgment and costs, unless the same
are sooner paid. This November 3rd
1875.
T. II. REEVES, Coroner.
Nov4w4pf$5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

EIGHT college graduates are teaching
10 the schools of the county. ~ 81
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04
a,h day Of December 1875

IN obedience to q Vende Exponias
issued from the Circuit Court, on n judg-
ment Of condemnation rendered at its
August Term 1875, in favor Of George
Grisham for the sun Of 1888 and the
costs of this sale. | will sell at the
Court House door in Jonesboro', on Sat.
nrday tha f
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04
TO Mill

DO you need any repairing done? or
are you going to build a new millp If
so can do yeur millwright work on very
favorable terms. Write me stating the
amount OK york 10 be done and | viii
give yon my prices. Address.
JAMES Nj. OSBORNE,
JQucsbOro', Tenn,
Junelotf
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

= Last Monday there wa, three inches
Of snow and an inch Of leo in some parts
Of New York. ,- /
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04
Ell CAT al L.
BY H. PRESNELl..
COMMON SCHOOLS,

There is within every man a divine ideal, the
type after which he was created, the germ OF n
perfect person, and 1t Is the office of education to
favor and direct the germs'-kAsT.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04
4th day or December 1875,

to the highest bidder for cash ia hand, all
the right. title, claim and interest that
Jos. l.. Hale, has in aud to, one hundred
and one half acres Of land lying in Wash
ington County. Tennessee, civil district
No. IL. adjoining the lands Of j. b.
Thomas, Sam'l Beard and others, or so
much thsreofa as may be necessary to satisfy
said judgment and costs, unless the same
are sooner paid. This November 3rd,
1875.
T. II REEVES, Coroner.
Nov4~4pfs5.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-11-04

Ilu3 eceNory conslsts, nrSt, IN naDltual
watchfulness, both as it regards what is
brought into the house, and what is car,
ried out of it. The amount Of waste in
our America house keeping is enormous.
A Frenchman would live comfortably,
and a Chinaman revel luxuriously upon
what we throw away. The crumbs which
fall from our tables are very large. A
public lecture, delivered BY an i%ntelli-
gent Collector of Garbage-vulgarly
known as q swill.man-and based upon
his experience in the various households
that he serves, might be profitable to
many. We are also very wasteful in the
matter Of fuel. A little handful Of sticks
a two-quart bag of Goals can be made to
cook more food in a European kitchen
than q barrow-load of wood or q half
bushel Of anthracite with US. The eco
nomical foreigner calculates just how
much fuel will be needed to cook his din,
ner, anu when that is done the fire goes
out /: while in the hottest weather, we
keep::the range roaring from morning till
night. To the article Of clothing, we are
sill more extravagant. 1t is not only
the ricb who change their dress as O'tsl
, 1875-05-24
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f2c1 tpoEl.

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9eltas IN, ptnn man re1psitt8. ME Ssrssfprtsbsn, bic
t.st. GntSedHue tn Der Dtatsrta m,biea. ben zptne Ere,
aerstal~ stesn pals. nns 9unsentranibettsn enpsuSst.
Stt bat man unt s'iaet:. mir tabsn ~ :Sbr.r Wlsstttn
sur@ ben @sbraad Sbres Cordial uns Der ,Dpsptpfs.
Dtas@ stpeil. pOrstn Fnb.- auf Griu&tn ser5ftRtlidta
sr no4 Gin 3susnts iu Sntsreds Der q~ttbsnssa. uutts.
4rteiftsr DHt., 81. Ru,. 1853.
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1908 beFel utH tn Mntanss unbeseutsnber 5uAsn, mel.
Der aber balb sincn srafltben GbaraitsT snnabrn. Dr..
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ME ct iasts, MIR tipas Grlsi&tsrune strf&aFen tparhe
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10 a&t snsmmea safe nag attns 81.
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asn, psua Stsss fsr anstHsfsa fassn.
vttt aufriattssr Danfsartttt Sbr
Gtn %etasrsnt Mebt3ian He!6er 8aipltdts- Diplpmt
stfst, ptbmst ittne gan,s 3tttbt unttriuhuns BON ga.
il.tttn IA ben &n'Yfanesttmattrn Der Office. Drst con.
lulftrenoe Qsrite pr.' anertannter Ga6iigfett atteu t5n
iur Seirt; fur pt Hsmlbunssn ssvitlbtn x,resu BEN
iubliiuut ietns arftn berstntt.
Cine fOl&e 6tisssabtit b,stst ittas sabsrs GnaaIt In
eante.
SIttft aue srs,ns tsuta Tb.Hs ees eantts, tn S,l@sr
dmi Gfatp ~anasTrsst trtrb. wtretn prompt uab ~uasniatIb.
ii& bsantrprts. RtmtHsn lpltsa In 5prnt pom
ssed,fein 1ser @ofaanesifMnsen
lbes n a6t nerpen.
prsts pom ~sDtfbart's .Nmertean DssptNa ytls~ 81
'str S6abtel. Dttislbta @trheu mad @mYfana bes ge.
RACES per pcf J~ustlanbt.
Prtts ssn ~gDiiaart's PINE Free Ear gsrbtai~ st,a
ar glafSs sber St1 sT Dussnb Glafdta. 6~al,nbuut
ss GJpreS.
sue 8ufdrtftta isgtIa aetNfrt ssere,n an
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, 1875-05-24

ten GtGbte bss gDeftns unb Glbwsiens
IN einenl, ole frfberen 8erbinbungen dhn.
liter Art on @r1Be unb &iibnbeit rpeit iiber.
trefenoen WaBfabe ausiabrte.
Die notwithstanding Der be,GAIiden
Ebatladen uno @rmtt.eluna her Bsrlonen
uno Der S~erbinoun9eu Der bel bielem betriI.
9ertihen @ei9dft 8etbeili9ten bat ben Bun.
oeslhas@S efrstGr Sr,ltom unb Die BON linn
lpe3teH oa5l angelteaten Beamten lanqe 3eit
beihditigt. Semerfensmertb babel 1T, bab
bic Seamten oes Steuerbienites erft Dor eiui.
gen Ga9en, hno aud baum MIR neil man
brer Wttthllfe beburfte, BON benz Ini6lG9
uuf bic SteuersD efraubanten &enutni6 err
hielten. 0teie Soritdt Tam oils gepets
tir oas WtiBtrauen, pel9es Der Sinanjntint.
tier be5iiglid Der 'YfiAttrsue uno
3uoerldifgfeit Der Beamten bes Steuers
0epartements begt, oienen, elm Wibtrauen,
peldeS, mte es betbt, burh neuerli9e @nt.
%btluungen poafommeu serehtiertigt iporben
1T. Wabrenb Der unteriudung wurDer
Spnren zines &ompa9nie9eidaftss ,piihen
lsnen Steueroefrauba1ten nnb ben Steuer.
Seamten eutoedt; iobalb 2ettere in's Ser.
trauen bes 6inan3miniters seSosen mo.oen
maren, mnBten bic @riteren mas i'm gBinoe
.out' XIV NuuttHtyHuI iuuLu leuuW 3u
lpat gegeben. Mebrere lleberidle 9robes
Oeftluerien, in benen unuerteuerter @biss
tep ~fabrilirt muroe, gelauseu ourfaus, 10 in
@btcaao. st. Souls unb Wilmaufie.
Die @nersie uno bic &lugbsit, nit wetder
oteles Wtan0uer anSgefibrt muroe, uno Der
@rfols, bon welhem bafielbe aefr0nt NOR,
9srstden benz 6inan5miniaer ;u gro.
Ser @bre. @enn er aud ben
granddaughter bel Der gSbistep.
Sabrifation nidt mirb auf einmal ben @ar.
aus MAIDEN %f0nnen, 10 bat es oteien, unreb.
ltfen @ei9afts3weig bod etnen berben
StoB ueriett nuo pirb gum Minosltsu oas
Cine efreihen, e,nen She'll Der
Der 8esiernng porentbaltenen 9teuern su
%rettell. limb nod mebr; bas gauge Inter
nebmen febt ipie Der 4nfans elmer b~eleren,
ebrlihsren 3ett i'm 8unbesbienfe aus. Ser
Nuten Der BON Ssrrn 8riitom smpioblenen
0fteren Seriesuu9en bon Steuerbeamten aus
etnem Steuerbe5irf in ben anosrn liegt iebt
tlar au Gage; hoffentli6 mtrb IN 3ntunft
bic Sppoitton gegen oieie MaBregel bsbeus
tfnb on Stlrfe perlieren. Sic game Sc.
idihte tuare nod oisl srfreulider, oils ite 10
tpte 10 i9on TT, tpeun man fte oils ben 8e>
ainn elmer griinoliden, e~rnit9emeintsn Ser
maltungs- &eform besriiben fonute. Daranf
1T aber inter Der iesisen 8uubss. atn1iz
nitration ni9t su rehnen.
, 1875-05-24
Die erp6e Gntbecfnra.

y. s. &unfet'S glitter ein BON
@ten. CUR Seilnng zines 16paten
Wta9enS, oer llnOerbaulidfeit, all9emeiner
SAmade, Veiben bes Nerpenipitems, Ser-
ltopfu1g, SOobrennen nrlo aller anberen llrl-
re9elmdbisfeiten, bic Elm itdrfenbeS Niittel
erbeiiden.
9teier Wetn entbdlt baS an9enebmlfe ltt,o
ptrtiamfe @iienialS mas mir beiieen. rant=
it'd cltroneniaureS DOfagnetic Srioe" in yer
bt1omr9 NIT benz mirtlamiten Stdrfuug8=
mittel: gelbe Yeruaniide 8tnbe.
Sn pielet SGuen BON Sdma1e, Ippetit.
loitgfett, ytteoer9ei9lagenbeit etc. lit bic @ir-
flung beS Gtlenlal5eS uub uniereS mertbpolIen
Stdrfun9SfilttelS iebr gliidltd gemeIen. IS
ltarft ben Ippetit, bei6leunigt ben Yuls, per-
trelbt WiuSfeli6laffbeit, %entfernt bic Shmdde
nno gtbt benz @etf)t Elm bliibenbeS Inieben.
gSolen Sie etrpaS, baS sic frditigen lou?
Wiinlfen Gle etner1 gnten Mppetit? Wolen
Ste lbr dependencies @pltem mieber befel ttz
gen? @iiniden sic, iiA tpobl 81 befinoen?
@olen Sie @ner9ie? Miinihen Sie 9ierp0,
iitdt 81 entfernen? @ollen sic gut i6laieu ?
Winlhen sic fi6 augeregt ltto frafttg 5u
fiblen ? Wenn iolfeS Der Sal tit, perllthen
gle &unfel'8 Bitter @etn BON
@tfeu.
Sieies ipirfltf) nertbpole Comic 1T 10
burt9ebeno BON alen @lafien 9epriiit morbell,
baB es ais Stdrfunssmittel o0lig unentbebrz
lid aeiporben lift. SIS foftet ipenig, reinigt
baS Slut, itdrft ben Magen, erfriidt bas
Snftem uub %perldnsert bas 2ebe1t.
SD eriu6e nur nm einen Seriuh bieies
tpertbuolen StdrfungSmittels. Yreis: Gin
Dollar Die Slaide. s. 8. &unfel aleiniger
@tsentbimer, Ybila., 8a. Sragt eureu Qpo>
tbefer nod &unfers Sitterzg8ein BON Giieu
nuD farft fein attberes Sabrifat. SIS miro
nur in 6lai1en gu ST. %perfauft. Iue aroes
rem iino NaAabmun9en. Siitet eud Dor
bieien.
, 1875-05-24
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Ngsnten une Eeriauter! -
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erRefsn unb ihpnltsn Dieoarapbt, en-, Swsi du6srl an.
a~tshenesn Sileern, pel6e fptert Nbsons fnben, Won Wlrs.
Mnb,rfen ais @seeultads Az lbrem Wide awake uub
Fast asleep. %Gsntsn tabsn immerisn @tfols es n
Zen lsi4telten UNI ldpnfen gertIu s.@esntenb une be.
sableu itbr bpte %gVmmiflpn. SEQ r frlbete Ober nsue
Nbpnnent erbait 10 ipet fbDne tilber. 6tnldno.
3ie 3eiiune ielbit isbt inter hamilton : Spurnalen pbns
TIRES @Ieibsn ea. unb II 70 popular, eaB fe bic arpste
Serbrsftun9 IN ser SSclf bat! Das tehe litsrarifte
fanat eeraes an; Rte frhberen 8apilsl : efesn ben Wtune.
nenten e%elisfert. Mrs. Strms's ldnlerIebnte 8plae ami
My wife and II, b~eaiunt mt BEN nsu,n Sabre. SIR.
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