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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29

A SCoTcu minister was once busy cate
chising his young parishioners before the
congregation, when he put the usual first
question to stout girl whose father kept a
public house What is your name ?" No
reply. The question having been repeated,
the girl replied, Name O. yer fun, Mr.. Min
lister ye ken my name weel eneuch. Dye
no say when ye come to our house on a
night, Bet, bring me some ale 2" The
congregation, forgetting the sacredness OF
the place, were in u broad grim and the par
son looked daggers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
V EG ETIN e!

The following letter from Rev O. W Mansfield. formerly
pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal church, Hyde Park and
at present settled in Lowell must convince every Who
reads his letter Of the wonderful curative qualities of VEGE
TINE thorough cleanser and purifier of the blood.
HYDE PAHk, MASS, February 49, 1876.
Nh. II. II, sTEvESsi Dear Sir-Abont ten years
health faled through the depicting effects Of dyspepsia
nearly year later attacked by typhoid fever In H.
worst form. settled In my back and the form OF
large deepseated abscess, which fifteen months In
gathering. had surgical operations by the best skin
the state, but received permanent suffered
great pain nj times, and constantly weakened by
profuse discharge also lost small pieces Of differ
ent times
Matters ran on thus about years, tn May, lsi,
when friend recommended me To go To your once, and
talk with you Of the virtue OF YkGETlNE did so ana
by your kindness passed through your nanuacofy noting
the ingredients etc. by which your remedy Is produced
BY what saw and heard gained some confidence In
VEGETlNE
commenced taking II soon after, but felt worse from lis
efeots still peseyered and felt II was beneilting
other respects. Yet did not the results desired
tll had taken II faithfully little than year.
when the douliy in the back cured; and for nine
months I have enjoyed the best Of health.
have In that time gained twenty-five pounds OF flesh
being heavier than before my life, and never
more able Ia perform labor than now.
During the past few weeks had rrrofulous swelling
as large my fist gather another part Of my body
took YEGEflNE faithfully, and II removed II level
with the surface In month, think should been
cured Of my main troable sooner, had taken larger
doses after having become accustomed 10 Ia effects
Let your patrons troubled with scrofna kidney disease
understand that it takes time to cure chronic Diseases and
they viii patiently take vEGEfINE. II w In my judg-
inent, sure them. Yours very truly,
(si-sseow) CIV. MANSFIELD,
Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29

Two young attorneys were wrangling for
a long time before Judge Knox, of Virginia,
over point OF law. His Honor rendered
his decision, and the sprig who had lost i'm
pudently remarked Your Honor, there is
growing opinion that all the fools are not
dead yet" Certainly" answered the court,
with unruifled good humor, =" quite agree
with you MIR. b., and congratulate you upon
your healthy appearance"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
Our Minister'S Wife !

LouIsvILLE, KY, February l6, ls77.
MR II. II. STEVENS Dear Sr;-Three years ago was
suffering terribly with lnhammatory rheumatism. Our
minister's wife advised To take YEGETlNE. After
taking bottle. entirely relieved This year, feel
ing of the disease, again commenced taking IT,
aud being benefited greatly 1t also greatly improves
my digestion Respectfully,
MRS. A. BALLARD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29

BIZ FRANK.-Never deceive for the sake
OF foolish jest, or to excite the laughter of a
few companions at the expense of friend,
BE anxious when you relate anything to tell
it just as ii occurred. Never vary in the
least degree. The reason why our ears are
so often saluted by false reports is because
people in telling real things add little to
them, and as they pass through dozen
mouths the original stories are turned into
something entirely different. So when you
attempt TO tell anything you have seen with
your own eyes, relate II correctly in every
particular, and as you grow older you will
reap the advantage of this course.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29

A FATHER.-It will give a notion of my
fathers tenderness if set down just ont
tiniest instance of his attention to me. The
forenoon was oppressive. was sitting un
der a tree, trying to read, when he came uE
to me. There was wooden gate, with open
bars, near. lie went and set it wide open
saying, "rhere, my love, you will fancy
yourself cooler ii | leave the gate open ?
Win you laugh at me for mentioning such q
trine | think not; for it went deep to my
heart, and seemed to know God better 10,
it ever after. A father is great and mar
velous truth, and one you can never get al
the depth of, try how you may.--Georg'
Macdonald.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29

"WuAr do you get from iodine 2" asked
the medical professor of one of our popular
colleges. ave get-a-ah, usually get idiotc
acid" yawned the student. Have you
been taking some 2" quietly asked the pro
fessor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
Ghuirr Srirrfons.
For the Vermont watciman.
OUR WAY.

OUR WAY.
ny u. IT, s.
We will follow where he leads us
All the way,
DO the duty he requIreth
Day by day.
Though onr way be sometimes dreary,
Dark the night,
still we know our Shepherd leads us
Into light
When our wanderings and our Journeys
An shall cease.
lie will give US without measure,
Perfect peace.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
tHdFIkH IT
Dart, Maitland, Dart Y Co."

ifabi i'HiN ~ W.
The names stood unaltered ON the great
plate yet-except the sleeping partner,
away in India now-each one represented
by that sign was perfectly aware that
great alteration had been growing in him
self ever since Colonel Conynghaln and his
daughter had been living in lIighborough.
The strong bank walls no longer limited his
hope and ambition. Beyond them stood
revealed home OF love, and ease, and sur
shine, brightly possibei and in this future
the only mission of the good old bank was
To furnish the home with luxury.
II was a winter night. The bank win
dows were bolted and barred, the great books
were locked in the trusty safes, aud the
manager was asleep upstairs, with the
blunderbuss beside his bed. But in his
brilliantly-lighted drawing-room at home,
the senior partner sat alone-a striking
looking man in his evening dress, with the
hothouse flowers fading in his coat, The
room had been filled with guests up TO this
time but now Mr., Dart sat alone before the
fire, buried in thought which deepened
minute by minute, until the door was opened,
anu Walter Maitland re-entered the room he
had but lately left,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-08-29
Safe and Surel

lOll West jefferson Street.
, 1877-12-26

airy and love-mnk'nr src gone. and thst ih!s !:
\ world Of ledger. nnni bins stsrkinva!
Why, the c1clangc tabte shows: fa( TINT
romance begins early; for Chicago latl OF lt
el0ped last week with sweet little miss
Of 10; (b} that It gets On fast: foT dash
ing naval officer proposed ia Washington
belle Inst Tuesday. WIS accepted 90 WctncsdaY'
and married. on HnturttaT; tc> that 1t Is numcr-
Gus: for woman In Coventry, Conn.,, swenrs
that, like t1e good wife in Chauccr's tale, She
has llaI acren husbands, and that ttcv have an
noycd her all her life bv turning up after she
Ind OserJ rcason 10 suppose that the! hal been
hanged as pirates, or carried oil bT small
pox; {d} that It Is exceedingly uncertain:
for "Clara," OF West t1ett, Mass, broke the Ell
gageuent tho moment she heard that tcr be-
trothcsi had been bitten By mad dog, On she
p1oun,s that II wonld be ussaEe +. marry man
who might have the hy,lroptlohia: te) that IL d
never too late for. It: tor q n,'ssrly farmer IN
Massachusetts, who confessed hts f3l year,
hired his neighbours sun to find a
wife for him, insisting thai she
must hs young and pretty, and the nRcnt
brought 70 the venerable wtdowcr an euEacinR
lass Of II, who, rather than work out for lis.
ipp, profeescd her willingness to marry him, and
10 inherit Ills money In the sweet bS-ahd-hy
but tho marriage has cost old January dear, for,
besides The commissions charged ~ tho neigh
bor's son, he has had to give his dsHghter, vito
was ilttfe Mays senior " eight years, slo'io
outright bcfore she would consent 10 lcaro Lii
ROOF and allow him to enjoy Ills honeymoon.
, 1877-12-26

H$& lufA NfNF9hE
a prominent member Of Filth avenue
taah{opAbs church may haze the following
diulpguu this eyeul1g:
MI. 0u,o'poeket-Goiag ochureh Tomorrow
n9tl!nE, lny ucar{
Ar. Gutolpocket {emphatically}-No It cost
nc 81, ,0Q1 last Sunday iuurniuK. lul't feel IN
adsvutIunal frame oi u.ind, anu don's Tx to
alt ANY nors ui,ler Brother kllnbali'& preaching.
lie talk4 well. But he talks toa much money out
OF NY pocket. ns'a too strong preacher Tor
mt. III take weaker au1 le4s custly sertuons
After this.
Miss 0utofpocket (easering)-Fathcr, won't
you buy
Nr. O.-Buyl bur noahluR Tor the next stx
months Xoa Enrst give up That trip to Paris,
too.
MIas 0.-Why, pa, wlal's the matterl
Mir, O.-KtMball, my duxE, kimball'A tho
matter. Ktmban dl Il all non's t!ans me.
Go to ktmbail.
Mrs.. T. (.stlriax}-I wiah that Klmball would
mind bis Nv Il b,ls!uess.
Tue Ksy. ~. TAink GuteHnR}-Hs u. Miss
0utofpockett H. 4I Ar. Outptpocket, Let no
thank you Tor your nost gsucsau. contribution
last SUNDAY. Wv nsed now only t78,elo " hit
tie debt.
As. 0--uunpht
, 1877-12-26

introsfuctIrn into thr l,olr. grow ~ grain grows
fhc growth Vi grain il Insisted "n by
MI r1ppncnt4 uf tho g,rr, theory.
Tbs rccd having been planted, ns
It wcrc, 1T tho form OF q particle NJ
growth within the ty%tr,,,, mud thu. ureaaion,
tin phenomenal belong III. IL tl,at pm t'car dis.
ease Ut whte', IL IL this trrn. T!.c y=.li.y 81
these Infectious rnrtt'1cs II wonderful. fir
n ts aay ;ns nuef s.. o. ,9
physicians who l1elwl nnIold mummy AZ Lon
dun II THO yrar l7,3; they s1te'' shortly after.
war,l Of malignant fcrer, which was aacritc1
to infection from the bodY Of tho aucicat
ERvl,tIAn,
, 1877-12-26

live years We may haze t"ns ol thonsa"as o.
"9 H. ;,nhrn ne @
Chicago now capable of that exercise. II ec., r.
tanly wtn,l not 90 ton ycats ants % sfo"n 1-,s ~
bora wouli cotlcct on seeing woman mI.E
Cling, twtktingt jerking, htehtnt, ptmnE'hs. @
jumping, tnnn!na, aktnpin9, ancR,nE AZ a1.er & ns.
trail, and hsngfoE u into poe.loa !" sho pfes'
ent style ns go'nn a,snnppnT. >. ,,, 49,.
You arc mistaken u thinking - Wou'a taKo
80 !onR Ic ,, 10 mnno or es s,s; hs.,xif anI
eianos feaaF, a.iuEns 20 ~ asslss d hn rostarn
not one 10 tcn q vnf Eirls nhs e1An oo IeSsotca
to thc health OF ctltIhoou n nss 5eata.nos @ ,.a!
q them none. nut. ans LOT 5onr otfa @ 1uUu. Wo
Nassafi !! hh9e heses eeSn n tnettt uuS ; isa n..a
known quito nanbcf Q! Us pnplis ,ei,.s anI nase
1onna ttacm AZ ne1o" tne average u nte.sssh,I
girls m VIZ tollIcs ol ueess Lucy ne ~
to nc telling examples o1 tno mistake u l"o
separate system: ,,,,t. ,,.o,,..,,,
some ycars aGo taeIa was r p.ao.'c "ssux rs. Wasx
o. tne nniest ., snSsas ,h ,,,. ~ s,toss,
iork lr.tuR cpi1'nlctNlca tAe pun.ls aot ure,s ~
tng ike Other toIHs, ana IL Il eolHe enort s a.
, 1877-12-26
In various OeuaaFioss

In the United States, England. sud France
"a his kucs " shos il. This uepsna. to Aoule
extent &c tho u4turs Of slas bresl Of horses,
which III so.na countries Rrs, on tho average,
1ore shy, aud moss u thpm could not wcil be
treated Ii tlis way. Thus, Ii the Nethsrlands.
and IL parts Of Guluany, tae horse u PLACED IN
4 NARROW s.all, where slot chains arc ass.cbed
10 ths ppftxats; then tas Ut these ehains u
placed asu4ud tho hyrse's ankle aud lbs loot
lifted aud lied UP to = epnsentent hesght ios tho
lhp hp5se's head y held Ly ons man, apother
holds Tho lcx VI ~ afM, while the third opet-
ates ou tho foot. lu ilu.sis the hosss Il plAsd
In square .sss, 1na4iu of rough wouden planss,
leather t.Eays atttGlcl 10 The cruss-barx ol lhs
lIame-vvrk; his bead u slao safely lc.t, tho
, 1877-12-26

CATTtE-Rcccived yn*terhay, 811t since Saturday,
st7l. There NAs hue limited demand. nnd tia vmAn
supnly on so proroi In every way AMPLE Bales wtfs
reported nt a. for Inferior to aIt5A erades We
quott rpmfuon tu medium At a. and Goul "a
rholca at f4.toA5.DO.
HOus-Iecelved. g. eco, sincs Saturday, ~ 900. Ua.
der tie n,caEto offerings thu market AF0nEet, ad
raHcinK stsh, to O.. tn14a 20 for common 10 extra
heavy and ncIInn weight packing hozs. and to s+io
"a. ~ for light. We note the following
, 1877-12-26
The Germ TheoxTs

tfW I0FE SFA. -
According to the gcs1n thuury, The communi-
cabs diseases, such q stnoll-po1. cholera, yel-
typhoid levers, aud diphthetas, are developed
hom particles " Organic matter. which unon
, 1877-12-26

Christmas 1}Ay was generally obserred by m
buaincs. community. The 1oard Of Trade, whols.
sale and strcot.comn,iss1on fouscs werc closed,
and tho bus.ncss dono WAS small and chiefly Al ths
retail Establishments. Hence we hAyo no prlea
changes to report.
, 1877-12-26
Itup.&ncA IL America.

Atg York ftaaAa.
Who says that theIe u ~ sotaance IN ptac
l:u A1u .lteat Who s4Ys tnas t4s dals VI ~4.V-
, 1877-12-26

There wcrc no financial transactions yesterday In
the clstltzcd world To report, This nntvctaAl oh
AersAnco Of Christmas i)ny produced perfect
vncnnm IN the loan market In Wall street In Tho
movements Of CURRENCY aud tic dealings In t1.
ca.,.:t. lsnslners will hcpin this mornlhR ehcrs
1t lris oil On Monday nfternupn, With the demand
fur sconnts ilgat, rntcs "a ~ per cent, and New
York exchange ftm at par.
, 1877-12-26

VIZ kbaQ tHV tOllR ~ Ah EIu!Aik*sAtA ~ <1to"Sa-
c!al value OF purchasing powur. Tie gold dollar
has not been In domestic circulation Tor DeaflT
seventeen yaars.-En.}
0ns point further. i thtnk THs TRisusz would
snsntalu that It would DO Impossible 70 keep gold
and silver ia Joint circulation together, whils
An,ount; that silver 1olfas worth, s&J. NJ more
thar VI cents would b. to drrs out Of ctrcuia
sna @ eoantr, lie sed olas q loo sent. did a.iss
oul The silver dollar Of 1oJ cents 30 that u We
sdop. !hs silver dollar q tl2h grains, ,m.ksg r.
3vaaus, Va snouia hAvo Anh cophl hAye no Hpld
coin ID ejaculation in tho county; and 70 afe to
CT. s::s 1t sps isa ' ''" s'ds l. r .''
fThey have no troub1e In keeping silver anl
gold IN Joint circulation In France, Belgium,
| switzerland, and Germany. There are still b.
tween 200 aud 800 millions tbalcss C5cent
silver pIccss) In circulation In Germany on par
with gold, because it continues to be legal
tender the salns u gold. Tho Gesmau Gov
eruucut has not demoneetted silver ~ wsa
dous In this scouutry-destroylng tts loRal-tcndeE
! power, Whas thaE Government u doinT u re-
dueing tho quantity Of silver IN circulation In
ths Empire. 1t Il taking tho sllYer received
for ta1rs, OF : past et It, sending Il
ovar " London, and ael!tng 1t ~ bullion
for English gold. sud fccaiutiug tbh gold iuto
uern,an marks and paying tham out. About
half the volume OF silver has in this way bccn
sent te England and gold substituted; but the
remainder Ut the slvsr thalers continue to bt
Iegsl-toudess u beIore, md " circulate freely Al
par yalus with gold In France not fas trou
half tns metallic currency Of tho nation L
silver, aud It cisculases IN equality With gold
because 1t IL IN unlnttd ie34l-ssnder. 80 Il
would ho ID this country II II were freely coiueI
and tns RIeenbarkA vrsa reasenAbls IN o0ln Of
! d4ualaA-Ln.t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
The English GI~e Concert

The English Glec Club = concert. given at
ChirAering Hall last evening. was largely
attended and most enjoyable. Mr. Aiken To-
whose research the club owes somueh. and who
selects the music with n judgment riponcd by
long experience aud an exceedingly correct
taste. has found number Of now glccs and
part-songs. which have been put N rehearsal
for this winters entertainments and several Of
them were produced ON last evenings pro-
eramme.
The new counter-tenor Mr.. Woodruff. adds
mn element to the club which has been wanting
since Mr. Bush went to Europe IL the interim
the part has been taken by contralto voice.
but this WAS n makeshii and never altogether
satisfactory or congruous. for the effect was
hsh glee writers. In England the counter
tenor voice IL easier To find, hut here il IL rare
and now that it has been obtained the effect Is
vastly NOR" harmonious and the true character
OF the music Is preserved.
one notable excellence ~ the club Is tho re-
fined character Of the art If the singers. This
II apparent not only when they sing together.
but more especially in their solos. Of which, M
an example. wore three last evening. sung re-
spcctivcly by Miss Bechr Miss Finch and Mr.
NllSon. There WAS noticeable in each "A pee
culiar elevation and refinement Of sentiment
and style that commended itself to every hcarrr.
II the club has Il fault II Is in u certain cold
moss ana luck Of animation. which perhaps il
also inherent in the temperament Of the ar
tets. The effect is a trlfle sumbre and grave.
NoNrrth"l"sS they sing with such unity and
good taste that II Is not too much 10 say that
t"lr musical rN, nings are rs pleasant 10 any
PROMISED u7 during IN" present winter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
TIfE CIGIRN STRIKE.
Celebrating the Opening Of Factory In which
They viii b. Their own Employers.

The striking clgarmakcrs, 10 the number
n about five thousand. formed in procession at
Concordla Han. in Avenue A. yesterday and
with flags and banners. marched to their co..
operative factory in Wesley street. large band
Of music headed the procession. The line Of
march was taken VI AZ l o'clock. The mon
marched in the middle OF the street and about
two hundred female eigarmnkers with woman
carrying a nag az their head. formed separate
procession and marched on fhr sidewalk. There
Were thousands of cisarmAkcs- who did not
JOIN the procession but they stood at the street
corners and chcerol their follow workmcn anl
workwoulcn who were marching Some of tho
lars" tnrm"nt- in which cisarmak RS dwell
Con ordm Hall the headquarters ~ The strikers.
was KAY with English and q rnnn flags. Tho
procession marched from Conrnrlia HAL up
ANcnu" \ To- Fiith street, through liiih street
Co. the B1wrry: down the Bpwtry to Worth
street. and through Worth C.ntre. CHM.
and there the band halted in front 81
wr e'9nn annl iag7 In ne proeesS%n
United W. stand. divided We fail -" vi.iory
II ours Down win monoixy;' fair days
wage; :, Heaven irgwns upon those who grind
Mr. NJ. NJ smith who had sold his factory in
Wesley stree, to the cooperative cigarmakcr-
and delivered a speech lie was pic ased To- SEQ
the cgarmukcrs and their employers II. was
confident that the cooperative plan would prove
successful.
Mr. A. Strasser. President Of the Central Com
mitice of the striking cigarnHkors thought
that complete victory was IN the near future
Mr. = Gomez superintendent Of the cOdpera-
tive factory congratulated his fellow cigar
makers ON the victory that they had achieved
after struggle OF nine weeks.
NJ the conclusion of the speechmaking. the
Concorda HAL where II was dsbandrd.
A complement OF hands for tho cObperatiVp
factory has been selected from the cigurmakcrs
formerly employed in various factories in the
city. Superintendent Gomez WIS busy ycstrr-
day making list OF the persons 10 he cm-
nloycd. The stripperS were st H. work ycster-
day, aud the factory VIII be in full working Or
der witt 800 hands ON Monday next
Mr.. VI. VI. Smith. from whom the cooperative
cenrnakers pur ,hascd the Noscy street fn'-
tory, says that he did not surrender To the
strikers. He SOLD the fixtures and apparatus Of
his factory 10 IN" cooperative cigarniahcrs. He
would stu continue TO control the market for
tho salo OF his cigars, and would buy his
supplies from the persons who had taken his
factory.
Tho strikers say that they can easily hold out
six weeks longer. A. contributions in aid II the
strikc ARE coming in at the rntc of from IL 200
g. 81 500 q day.
Some of tho New York strikers have found
employment in Mhnny Troy. pouehkccp-ie.
and knudnut hut the majority who went tO
those places to book for work were tl-itp-
pointed, aud have returned to New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-07
ONE TIMELY RESOLUTION.
Asking the Government to Interfere for the
Struggling cuban Patriots Representa-
fivcs showing their PrcIudices- H~cc,r.


WAslfGNGrON. ID c. Il. Mr. IOvco Of Nrr.
mont ,,,,...,,,t ., ...,. t t
~ ,"''''" W " '7'i"'"n lh'l
th' House to-day witch stirred up hornets
n.et II related tn thn Sr.ut ei, Quinn, Am
.,.t,.. ..i t 49,
"''' ''" '' "''''iE ''''' '''IlAS u '"'IN'
10 idl ~uly' L. Tor AN INV stisitiOn into Wr TIL
DDS of warfare. with "a view If int, rfnr,u. an
,.. ,.,,, 90 ,i,l.. =. ........, - ~ t.
'''' W W. ''''' '''l' Nv u 'i' ''H"' ~ 'h-
curry should demand IL. To- the extent OF COM
upilinY Suuin To- conduct war trnn tL, t,r n,f.
,l.a - ,; ,it.y.,,,. ,,.or.,,.. p'..i,,',, ..
:, ""' 49, ~ 'N''p'
on monday. can only be- introduced by ununl-
nous consent Out Of courtesy ia the mover
a. ~. M, -, 49,
VI, "'"s' "S"'''y ",'o"s i" H"'loh To- ne r'hu
before any Objection is made Before the pro-
amble To Mr. Jovn,,'s rosniutfnn- i.b 90, forth
A., VIM" - ,''
wv 'ppI 'SS'u '"hui'"il "i inc 'upans ana VI"
manner in which war had been conducted by
Spniu-hnd hn.u r.,d hair ,Lr,,,..L tl,l., 90
49,. -, 49, ',''' W., ''', W
""'"' "oun'o" ~ MS l'o' ana onlcet'd' ana MS
objection was echoed 10y half Il dozen other
yoic,.s on both sidas ~ TN. Uousc Mr. ,rou.n.
.., - - A. -, -
s'h" vi Wv 10TH p'lioWed out thu we had net
ter settle sitting Bull Ouiragcs before we under
took Ia inter,nrc In our ,,i,btor., ocr,t,s
'rh"rn holm, rhin,tfnna Mr. TO-, ,ra. mnat,i,
tn got his resnlutinn hnforc ,Ln U""s"
Wbc,hor tIo.n ,i',.n, i,,,. ,., W., i n'iu,'
lion nr nd ~ ,hc trnth -, H., . .'S y,
10 mall, ~ ~, ". iv ~ w ~
H. , aHcr, s nvcr, n, tna' SG,,m nns neen nne
thn iutnruxittou ~ tbis G,,,,,,, 49,, ~ i,i,.it
nf th"t ',,inns 1hcur"nn' al a., NJ i,,'', ,' i'
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