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,.1 ,irin. hut aid th"ui aside, hoping
.,,,,sth,t the captain wOuld recover his
s.,snn. and wotDd ti,cn destroy theul hii-
Iii Ii 1 had hufn,d las letters llc lniLA
bavn fnuricd, ter u euro, thnt ! mlu
rcod thcin-thni s. rrottcd Ivy his helpless
,,rdi iou tu pry INTO lt- secrets.
Ard you cuutuu, f'rtuoutls nursing
Cautnm BicrnN. aud bearing with at ms
mr. Nysm-f You knew thu he accuse
Vou ui wishing To pUisui hhuf
"Oh,yrs. When h haiiuoiuallous raio
h. used 80 call me mutdtre~- and l.n Is
nt1 sometimes hc threw Times ut W'.
But these attacks never lasted long. ANA ~
H.. mod intervals hc Would hc-rNch me
tulii,oUsly not to let him he SHUT NJ, tiidi
| had not the heart to hand Tim over 10
hi- friends | continued hoping 10 TIC
Lust" ,.,..,, ,,,,h
moist eyes "Thosr servants pl , ~ '' ''.,
IncruiN whom You discharged hau' p''-
sumo, ml,bchavcd thcnIs'N vS t.,,,,..-
N,.. th.rc were II valet ana mousse
maid WHO found were ropnlns III, i, "a , i''s
,,io,n ,lnfhc- wlnc, and OF every thlilS eI.t
ihav could snugglc cut Of the mouse. u
r'ns rho tHptain himself who told me 10
srnd them away, and 10 take possession oi
all his Keys Tor u III ,.,..,.,
Madame Dc,plans." exclaimed Vital. IN a
on ltcn and huoyant tone VI couiid nee.
"Rrlv ON me-promise me TO bc ttus.iul
mud hopeful
tIotiidc shook her head.
81 vow that you shall I've acquitted,
cried NitAli, admringly. Il swear to heap
confusion on the enemies who have foully
ttadurrd YOU and TO make you leave the
court with the respect and pity of alt hon
c.t men aud women showering upon your
sweet sanity footsteps like ilowcrs.'
"Ah,lf could beneve you'll" CIRCULATED
Clotildc, stirred 10y the COrsicaus NehV-
mouce, and looking at him with ewes IN
which pcgan 10 CLEAN faint ray OF hope.
"Do believe uel' implOrcd Nuali,
taking one of her small pale hands aud
pressing Il between both his. " Il there
live ior-wio would have joy M your ac-
uuitful--whO--- -
Don't !" exclaimed Clotildc, feverishly
Withdrawing her han and abruptly start
ing back, painting, half wild. Don l. NJ.
Nltdl, put these dclusivc hopes INTO my
head I they are never TO he realized VIII
YOU sweui to me that there is the least
oAauc Of my beng acquitted
There are a thousand chances-all
chances are III favor OF ltf' protested
WAL. ecs iatiCullv.
An. then save met Yes | mplorc YOU
10 save mcl' cried tlotildc, sciIilg Ills
hands aud = .1iug al On him with lmpulslve,
flaming SdppliCatiOn. An yes, | want To
i've fuI there IS Inau Oh earth whom
| love. &C.. can trust you, NJ. Vital, Tor
You have SAID YOU are my irivud--ai Nuu
notY welt. 1 will tell you what / have told
nobody else: the rt0l reason That prevent
cl me FROM lnari yiug Captain IactoiN,
though ne So constantly mpiorcd me. WIS
that / had pilghtel my trOth to quOthcT
man. Nou nave never heard of HIM. HIS
name i Henri dc Barre. aud he - "a young
engineer. lie had 40 fortune, else he would
have married me "a year after my Lus-
bands death. SO we agreed together tuat
he should 20 10 lndla, where he had a
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A tEW beautiful brlcs cottage. on the south sde
~ ~ Of i, sSd se,w en- Ay, ad r. Bglcyard ior
balance on mortgage. Can At jss, on the premises
IyOR sALE " cxcnangc-A nnc three tory and
J. h0scncnt 6r house Win modern IMPROVEMENT n%p
fof u4 farm. Long .iail oI!i Sew Jrrsey, easy ~
scce = to New YORK. Adl. e.. WASHINGTON PAkK
br3okh9 ~. ONCE giving price, description. and 10.
Gs Ny co,, great 9qrs,ip 70 close AZ estate,
fan-5urgt etrie, sINOi each or sy icrnis Of pay
nirut latc lut rran Cemetery cars fr IN Grand or
Iii Ml'soN. Maspeth
NOR SALE To clos an cssaic tnrcr cot'a age. and
s,o ,o1r y"d b mt sdI nni q v99h Brpo
row. room 10.
IE0v~E-, iets farms arms, ~ , a. jersey Guy, nud on
Tor sac, or 10 lc' Fun particulars IN circular. SEND
join tom ON. ~ MONTGOMERY ST., Jcr.ey city.
RicnAGRnIi Ill HffEii = GUr'r figs' os'E
Ariq O'CLOCK, hf faSCiAISIsFE. SsALrsaooM,
BY oHDHGE Eh SH T 5hiiifdYrglt6jSS E s. COURT
RICHARD s. h0sENlilAL Lso, Receiver.
". .,a.'e On .o.. Fasfor a5 T. - ss. WEN
F rs@s ' iq" 6 na Y .s front %d . nnps Y
rear 10 wioth. aaJ IoS fcet . d. PIN u ''''
SALE ABSOLUTE.
Mars. &c. At Auc ioneers fice. III Broadway base.
mCut.
DARECHANCE.- Handsome country scat on the
April % ~ ~ r. VI on the premises cxecutor's per
nptory sale Of the residence of tae late DAVID An
derson deceise Oricg man ion, with GOlOO acre. or
wei improved grounds inm"dia ely opposit. Passn G
ana adIonnr the county bridge numerous aud CON
A d. MEILlCK. JR, 4 BRo.. Auctionecrs
l2 Pine st.. New York.
I'HE INST BARGAIN In winiainsburgh.-a fuli
i lots, H6NiuO each, with large double house OF 10
ruoms actually given into the bargain, e. 400 for
Whole terms rapidly Improving; street paved
severed. waicr. Cail on JAMES 1OLAND, SO Frost ST.
Niiiiansuurgh.
HII WEST peril ST.-Two houses with lof "a
O4 4 xlOo at action Tuesday April 25. by order v IN.
n ~ vschtfer Eco referee. under the direction Of HE
supreme Court. Lis Of sale at once JOHN HAYEs.
Esq PHinirs attorney, leo broadway, the Referee
or tue Auct oncer sac absolute BY order Of the
prem" Court.
SlDSA-CASII. Cottage (ncarly new fun lot .
O-'lO sOol Nc EAhorlood hh4 beth nor. n J 4;
price Il O1u titles perfect also very dcarahe house
ruous, prs'c $1,000, terms to suit. y K KELLOGG.
broad~ay, mOrunssi ~ Pa st. EliLtbethpori after
Moons.
GHnn -IO1H WARD Rronklvn lots. e0xiOO
tNO'IVs IL, pdvci slrrete must be sold. Home
c,r iin-~. /. r. ALLEN 49, Marcy ay
4, - P~ potent psrty made dress tnirts, the very
N best. q for .. J5l broadway.
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nIRECT LIME TO FRANCE, via Piyinouti.
The General iru lsat auto .Omp4ny's steamer.
iMNrc SAIL on TUESDAYS tX,ursion tcket4 at reduced
raic-. LOl Is DE ptRlAN. Agent 90 Bro ,dwsy.
INMAN IINE.-NAft STEAMER
FOR OUEkNSlDNN AND LtNERl'ODt.
CITY or NltnukLl Thur day. Alu ~, At Up.
CITY or CHE TER .... I hurs l4y MW A. "a. 4. "
frum Pier IS, North Riytr.
tAblN lN-SANh ~Ol, ~, acc ZOO, Guli
SltlkAbE. So currency
Drtfts ise ued at low ratre
join g.. DALE. AGENT, l ana 80 ROADWAY y. I.
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Characters Nv NeSsrs C. u Thorn', Jr.
lrcicuc Robinson, stuart knnsnn, J. H.
Stoddart. Johu Psrsele. TaOmas Il. Norris
u Montgomery Claude Burrourhs W.
.REoL ns ~, wiaeT, IIo,an,"9 e eIs. W;
Misses KATE tiaatan. Ida Vernon. Earle
wilkins, Ronerta Norwood, Neudc Harm
ron lda Jeflreys. aud Augusta Raymond.
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sArrRnAY. ArNLL y. sln MAIINEE ol FENaEol
SrUARrKcn~oN,s ngNErIT.

STUART ROB~ON'S BENEFIT.
> UNION sOI ARE THEATRE.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON APIIL 20.
MARRIED LIFE.
&C. tn rnc. Jr. John rar'gle, CLAUDE Burroughs.
Mari, Gordon, faLny Morant. Marie wilkins, Roberta
TIIE LONG STRIKE Crelegraph .Act.
Money! Nj J. II. Stoddart
An Original Hnrlcedur w~itter Tor MIR. ROn-On.
1Hf NEW HAMLET.
Hamlet = character to which no ragvdian over sue
died doing Justice except Ste ART RO"SDN
SCENE a Right Royal i'aiace. How ono mornrg
the Court rocs out ~ mourning n" ADVICE Of Polo
mus TIE WOODY DANE The Wearing Of the BLACK
The Stui' aud the y rnt Wttchri u. Ape nf
the SPECTRE when Hamlet aud his fIienis least EN-
FEET NV. Eow Hamlet amist into some OF he
secrets of the Other world. The Growing Cock. The
Dam. The Pot The Ru krupt Thcspians The Codn
terP ot Hamlet ana On eiia. Great Dramatic Enter
inn, nt. IN Nous Trap. The lhcovcr. GRAND
VOCAL bI l.,t pe.anrcnent of Opu ~. kepor,'d
Deu' sin nj o. la'rfes. Auucputei Dersngemcnt
OF ai naa fee the c. lnurc. The Duel IAe Death,
auQ % rft.A. TON CHORUS.
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MASONIC TEMPLE, 90 st. and Gih PROF.
~ BhltM Widely r !lr,e. % tratcd lectures on
Of the Nrw York Geological society, Monday. Wet.
ncsta,, aud Ihur'day evenings. Aprl Il, 10 and 20
LhuEA ahie ami uCOnprencushlt experiments on vol
unteer 'uojects Opens at 1880 btgins al 4. Adms-
sion go cts.
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=. The 10th performance Of PlQUE will be cele
nrated FRIDAY, Ann ~ Il served eats will he ready
,or mat o,caslon on Wednesday, April 10, ana mar
be secured ny mall messenger, or telegram.
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NOR SALE chean-one foot lathe, turning
II lutAes, 1 baud ltcf- / bcIluN- and forge.
I'm. t. MEYER, 10 Centre II.
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VI.
The trial Of Cloiilie d. sulans attracted
e. NJ tne gttuttst rOucuuT-c of strange
ci- mat had ever Dccu seen there. How
thousands oi strangers could hope tlat
tu'rc w,Aid be room lur them il "a court
az justice witch had the greatest ihcHtN
~ Account oddtihS TWO huudiru sptc'N-
Tors, lucMiln3 uhcmlluy'u luelhiti- OF
the nnr' Is on" al lh">e mysteries "h''h
Iur-'ui thcmscNes MhtucN ~ thele i any
llluS Nuithy Oh lhlti est 10 De seen
Ahs Mhc''' some slEht-7ctIs con .oitu
themselves luf llell cAciua!oh from
the court 10y lingering ABOUT It's
hlIIoHtH'9 10 titcll Iullols oi MIiht was
gong on WITHIN utncis lhoDp'u the vel
low prison van llht huu uoI ne me ull'EoL
prisoner from G'oii Tue IicA'er hu"ner
hl.lli'' IL Jug cue aAu VN, uhuE'i con &C.
lures OF Hi"ue pclS ahou' lIie NetVhcI ne
general opinion sttile" . T." pr that 'M.Ie
Nvu.i ne '.iNl'N ou' Inc u puty-lIo-
cuiil"l iHul,tnlcnl Ht' s.hgho" -p'
plllls ucn III the lhpttIs '7lon uv'ull' nl,
hhio'l a.""H u"I pvi"it helns uenN,itu
III COURT anu th' oNhlll vi eNiuehoe IL luI-
h'llVp -. l'.l p'Mvi l"lN sIyH-' II VAS
h'l "Il'N hu1"H 'i.l w, -, 'ulN-I TO
o"lt',"I' iv-Al Nli'- ~ IN nan a. a.. per-
"a enemy Nh't lt Vii'A Oh the iIotuId-
lNl-'ti' lhlfHlp 10 me itlteI, mao uiuit IL
point oi honor WIN himself 10 OBTAIN lht
c"i'''N.u OF ne NoislVun cheh'' IoI All
III, 'Ns on huulhlIns IiNdi hle suou'
Ho I" AeI over edleu ne marx, however
iuI s"lht "l tue CONSTRUCTIONS put upon lle
prisoner hels seemed a triicstlalleHt' even
u 'he lllHds vI uIoNilclHl jury ahu uuul-
eh''' 80 thut lhe erect OF Tie Indictment
H. j. gu ih Il sluS-sonG voice " the lio-
curator s'iei" ~ was nat rue lhleiiosatory
Vl i' prisoner pA llS li','NllH JUN5r was
W. u u' 'e-lAlill@ OF nc lAi' pu' mere
al Hir"pP'l"llhthl Wa ~ s'"If l"l
h"ny' steer thAt N.'tlNrs unsW ris
Wei p" 40" tpohtH a. 10 Lr almost AhAuHl-
o. save u the hon'n ann jury ms maze
II N'Nt 90, tNelhl' - ANA convert a iipt
~" NN. 'utiil'sld,ilr ti-HH' toa hrii'i
III "' gun. l"' To nav "li iHtu l'hti.
81 "'."ls''.i hlltI emu ~ uil.lcullle-' Niu
th'H IT, h' 'n l"'hilig ol Widi II hrlne shd'
N"'' b." u lAt To me NM riallA wen
VI s'IN' It"ih ili' pi'>lillG INN-'a
e"hl"'"l,I was saiiicl'i lhht IN pms
o"'i WAS giving bl"l hut lorc.he
iI'-' t"' lht the beng were
""In- "elusru III het l"NoI. II
W. "Ii- ID lhul Jusilh man hAn hrcn
SI''' yea N'lh his client lof hours ana
h"ui' ,O} nitf duN, ana thni he had
e""' H'l ger rs 10 al qIoht"n' lhai could
P''l,iN h' put 10 hci -HoicoNcr' mat ia,
E'N."il" Judge lhd MN opnlun OF
punt l'NolAnle 10 lhe plsoncI Tor his
hkr-W ui'h was true.
-. WHH,f''7 u'p SEQ 10 nothing new
WholhlhE put Whal NE pdDllu hnd known
lor weeks past ana lhey we're hesi les an
gnll'eI.sHhb class OF peisols-, aptam
.-iul"iA rem INcs espVcldliy So Inc one
vas i"I hlrIuh"h' tlr H'n'l u leui Huc-
WI WHO spuih!eu' ~" tho NUTS IN me
t"uIl S"H4" iol h'lluic F" sp"lh Ga interest
~ sue" POopi', Nilo eNiic"tly 'Hou-nl
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6Nanttl alalts.

GENTS. S'or clrfs reduced 90 Mari me- ruei
n p-iee at AMEEY's. nv blwcry near Grand It.
lON- al a. South tih ave. wsges &. 90 p.I week
, 1876-06-24
III" Three Great Capitalists.

Nature. rs it would seem, delights in
triplcts. There wcIc three GraCcs, as
well AS three Furic-. The guardian dog
Of the lower regions had three heads.
Three is Potent number among con
,iurcr~, and is dispcusable in the rule of
proportion. A dream thrice repeated is
sure of fulillmcnt. All Of these things
bear upon the fact that this city had
three great Capital,ts--AStor, Van
dcrbiIt and Stewart. Each Of these had
his special gift the first being great in
real estate, the second in stocks, and the
third in trade. Each being supreme in
bis realm, there was no interference or
cla.hing of interests and there is no rec
ord that this trio of mngnatcs ever met.
The circle is now broken hy the deaths
of both the first and the last leaving the
Commodore in solitary distinction. |
may add that extreme age and other nm
favorable signs now tell Severely upon
his once powerful frame, He has lately
been so i'll as to require surgical opcr-
alton, since which he has been permitted
to leave his room, but appears feeble.
His physician is DR.. Lindsey, m old
fashioned practitioner ot high rank. The
disease is the same which has given Will
IAN (hs son) so much trouble. The Com
modOrc has been ont as far as the stable,
which could easily DC done, since the
buildings are very near each other. His
death would naturally create as great
an embarrassment in stocks as that oi
Stewart has in his own extensive realm.
The depression in the Vanderbilt lines
shows that there is n determined effort
against this lordly house which, in case
of the COmmOdOre's death, will be urged
with tremendous power. Jay Could can
only rise to n higher reach Of ambition
10y the fall of such as are before him, and
the fact that William II. Vanderbilt
went South in pursuit of health cncour-
ages the toes Of the family. William has
returned much improved, and is now at
tending to his duties. The death of As.
tor and Of Stewart, within six months,
removes the representatives Of capital to
the amount of $lOO, 100000, and is the
beginning of the crumbing Of these vast
estates In few years their history will
but renew the lesson Pope gave to the
world century and a half ago
" Estates have wings and hang in fortunes
power,
Loose on the point Of every wavering hour,
Ready by force or Of your own accord.
BY sale (at least by DEATH, to change their lord
Man ?and forever? wretch, what woudst thou
havcg
Heir urges heir, like wave impclling wave.
Link towns TO towns with avenues Of oak.
Inclose whole towns in walls tits ALT joke.
InGxorable death shall level all,
And trees and stones and farm and farmers
fall"
Troy Y'imes
, 1876-06-24
Euxicy's Views on Education.

Mr.. Huxley lays down as his first prin-
ciple, that education, in its largest and
highest sense,-the education not merely
of schools and colleges, but that educa-
tion which the human spirit is receiving
uninterruptclly from birth till DEATH
that this process consists solely in learn
ing the laws of nature, and training
ones self 10 obey them. And within
The laws of nature which we have to
earn he includes not only the physical
avs, but also those moral laws which
govern man and his ways. We must set
ourselves therefore to acquire II knowl-
edge not only of the laws that regulate
matter, but also of the moral laws OF the
universe. These moral laws Mr.. lux
ley holds to be as rigid and self-exacting
as the physical law appears to be. This
view of the condition of our existence
here, and of the part man bears in it,
Mr.. Huxley sets forth in a startling, not
to say daring, figure. Suppose 1t were
perfectly certain" he says, "that the life
and fortune of every one of US would,
one day or another, depend upon his
winning or losing a game of chess, don't
you think that we should all consider it
to he primary duty to learn at
at least the name and moves of the
pieces; to have a notion of a gambit,
and keen eye for all the means of Civ
ing and getting out of check Do you
not think we should look with n disap.
probation amounting to scorn upon the
father who allowed his son, .or the state
which allowed its members, to grow up
without knowing pawn from knight
"Yet it is very plain and elementary
truth that the lite, the fortune, and the
happiness of every one of us, and, more
or less, OF those connected with us, do
depend on our knowing something Of
the rules of "A game infinitely more diff.
cult and complicated than chess. 1t isa
game which has been played for untold
, 1876-06-24

Who SHOULD NOT BE A WIFE.-I[as
that woman call to he n wife who
thinks more of her silk dress than her
children, and visits her nursery no Of
tcner than once day? Has woman a
call to be wife who calls for a cash
mere shawl when her husbands notes
are being protested Has that woman
a call to be wife who sits reading the
last new novel while her husband stands
before the glass yaiLly trying to pin to.
gether a buttonless shirt.b .boson9 Has
that woman a call to be wife who cx.
poets hcr husband to swallow diluted
coffee, Soggy bread, smoky tea; and
watery potatoes, six days out of the
seven
, 1876-06-24
The Stocking BASKET.

ln-Iy thron'd in her cu-h.ond rlmir
mother rrrlincd fom toll and care
Fcrp, the daum- oi1 stocking,
And her chair, perpetual rocking,
thought hud some where seen 1t styled
The plague or life. such basket piled
with tircsomc, everlasting -ttchmg
with work 50 very unhr"i,chtn-,
And a. she broke the lhrcnda,undcr,
weaving inaud ont, Overland under,
lwl>hcd the rents in human life
Could he mcndcd with a, little strife.
She took in her hand a tiny thing
All striped with white and scarlet ring,
And smiled rs Size thoughto Of the siIken HAIR
ndaughing eyes finer darling fair;
Of the rosy lips and dainty hands,
The pleading erie, and the loud demands
She sighed as she thought of the world untricd,
And up and down her needle piled.
She knew itsaid, Oh. blessed are such!
And sirok'd her work with a tender touch,
softly folded and laid it away,
As the little feet in slumbcr lay
But on the next "A tear drop fingers,
The mother wrought with trembling fingers,
And sadly bowed with an anxious face,
Appealing on igh for strength and grace
70 guide the steps Of her waywurd son,
To bless and protect her crrng one,
Nor suffer the wand ring feet to roam
Forth from the love Of his early home;
-. r., o, Il,
The tcmptcr with costly jewels had set;
To save him from the sparkling bowl
And all the dangers that scar the soul.
As on the third her looks were bent,
The face wore smile Of sweet content
For the far.haired girl whose gentle ways
Were extolled by all with voice OF praise;
For her the Sunshine ever gowcd,
And from her lips rare music flowed;
With graceful carriage and modest mien,
She moved through life like faryouns queen
The mother said with ierycnt prayer,
Nay Heaven shield her from harm and care,
From cruel want, and the stings that smart,
From the bruises of a blighted heart
The next were for those whose iect nave trou
For many summers the cHrth's green sod,
and the storms Of many winters felt;
In Joys had smiled, and in sorrows knelt
No cloud so dark, but tie glimmerinG hue
Of the sunrise ever struggled through
No gloom so deep, faith could not brighten,
No toll 80 hard love could not tighten.
The last for one who was passing down
10 her narrow home with silver crown
Of wondrous lustre, that seemed to shed
a light Of glory round her head.
Peacefully sinking to the quiet rest
Awaiting those OF the truly bcst;
For her she plead the right to share
All tender aid and watclIlll care.
And thus the stockings all were mended;
With each stitch a thought was blended;
With ev'ry thread for future wear,
The weaying.in Of a silent prayer
--Chicago Tribune.
, 1876-06-24
HSNaS.
fall"
Troy Times.

Tender tones prevent severe truths
from offending,
Every parent is looking glass for his
children to dress themselves by.
A man may as well expect to grow
stronger by always eating, as wiser by
always reading.
Things are not to be done by the effort
of the moment, but by the preparation oil
past moments.
If you have bright thought, express
it in the simplest language possible. a
diamond should have plain setting.
There is no day which we may not lay
unbroken on the altar Of humanity, if
We will DO our regular work in noble
way.
Take care to be an economist in pros
perity; there is no fear Of your being
one in adversely.
1t is with moral qualities as with fow-
ers; the bright are sometimes poisonous,
but, l believe, never the sweet.
To do nothing is not always to lose
time; to do negligently is surely to lose
time; it is fatigue without profit.
God takes some things from us lest we
should spoil them, and We have more of
them in missing them than we should
have in keeping them.
Happiness is having what one likes;
contentment is liking what one has; but
contentment is only the pale ghost of
happiness
We should learn never to interpret
duty by success, The opposition which
assaiIs us in the course of obedience is
no evidence that we are mistaken.
, 1876-06-24

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one '' ''c '"' p."!''> j" " N'',' -" ',''
or "'' OWL INV '','' '''''' y Wv
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''' "''''''''' '"' '"''' Va '"' -''"I GU
N"'' WI ''' ''' laws W. ".,'",''
P''!'' vi '''' '','' S.''' = wv '''' ''''"
US We N"'" '"'I MS l'''! ! "'""S>
'alF' just ana p'"Vn'' P"' w N"'"'
To our COST '''"' ,'c '''y' "'', ''N' "
'''A''N' VI "''"'s '''c S'''''''>' "' ~" ''''0'
Tor ignorance 10 '"e man ""' P'"E'
wen the hi-n''t NIaN'N are I'a'u WIN
That "''i'o"'NS generosity WIN "'''Cn
thc su"hS SHOWS "c'Ight III N'''"S'i'
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