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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22

Fever and Ague cured for atty cents. There b
aof q remedial aeen in the world thst will cure
fever and egue, and all other malarious, bilious,
,etlst, typhoid. yellow and other ,evers !sidsd
y Radvay's Pills. % quick - Railway Ready
Relief. Fly cents per Bottls
cold BY Druggists.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22
DR.. JAMES
Lsck Hospital
CORNER
Washington
ani Franklin,

Chicago. Ill.
Chartered BIZ the
State OF Illinois for
the express pur-
pose OF giving I'M
mediate relief IN
all cases OF pTi-
sate, chronic and
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THOSE SUFFERING,
a Positive Cure
PRICr-75 tents Pr Bottle.

Prepared by ". T. PAGAN & Co Pksfadef-
phia, Pa. i'raneh odics-IndisnspJli Indiana-
novS-sO AVG
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY

.llays Inflammation aud cures congestiOns
whether OF the Lungs, Stomach, Bowels or other
glands or organs, on one application
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22

ILLUMINATION ofthe Kidneys Inflammation Of Il
Bladder, Inflammation oil the Bowels Mumps,
6cu,t Breathing, Pajpitalion Of the
Heart, Hystercs, Group, Dhph.
theIia, Catarrh, Influenza,
Headache, Toothache. Neu-
Era gia, Rheumau m,
cold Chilis, Ague
Chills.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08
Called by the Angels.

The farmers wife is sitting alone
In the dusk of a winters day,
While over the hills the shadows fall,
And over the meadows gray,
And the cares OF many a busy hour
Steal fast from her heart away.
Her eyes have wandered through mist of tears
To the church yard under the hill.
Where the snow, like the wings of a brooding
dove,
Lies soft and pure and still,
And where her treasures, 40 long ago,
she laid at the Masters will.
And ah how oft, as the days go by,
She starts, as her listening ear
Has almost caught on the passing breeze
Voices so sweet and clear.
=" IT'S the angels callingi" she thinks. "Ah me-
IL Is weary waiting here"
The farmer comes from his work, at last,
In the dusk OF winters day,
And he sits him down by his faithful wife,
And she parts his locks so gray,
And looks In his Iace with loving smile
That years steal never away.
And back again, as her dim eyes turn
To the hills where the shadows fall,
She thinks, my treasures are lying there.
But He has not taken all,
Since one Is waiting behind me still
Till the angels voices call"
But the weeks are slow, and the aged two,
In the dusk OF many day,
Will watch the shadows come and 60
Ger the meadows cold and gray,
Ere they, at the Masters will, may lie
Where their treasures are Laid away.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08

A Vermonter, who had 3,S74 fits, is a |
living proof of the survival of the fittest. |
Irate Gauger-"Leave the works, sir,
intoxicatedr T.
Slightly Elevated Navvy-"Am no
tosbcated."
Gauger-"You are, sir, IL smell the
whiskyp
Navvy-"A weel, that's a your share
o't."
Charley, what is it that makes you so
sweet2' said loving mother one day to
her little boy, as she pressed him to her
bosom IL dess when God made me out
of dust he put little thugar in, said
Charley.
Surprise is the essence of wit; but,
somehow, when a man is climbing down
a ladder in hurry and never finds out
that one of the rounds is gone until he
tries to step on it it never seems very
funny 10 him.
81 never can enjoy poetry when I'm
cookin," said an old lady; "but when
step out to feed the hogs, and hist my
self on the fence and throw my soul into
few lines OF 'Cap'n Jinks, it does seem
as if thiseirth was made to live on, after
all"
A youlg American prima donna, who
took lessons in Milan a few years ago,
and returned to this country disgusted
with the tyranny OF Italian music teach
ers has been engaged rs a substitute for
a steam-w histle in Massachusetts boot
factory.
The following is a store sign as copied
verbatim from the original in a remote
American mining town: Bibles, black
ball. Butter; Testaments, tar, treacle;
Cooley books and Gimblets, Condensed
Eggs and Caster Oil, for Sale hear"
When a man without cash or credit at
tempts to leave hotel, and lowers his
valise out of back window by means OF
a rope, it makes charity seem cold 10
hear the voice of the landlord below,
yelling up, "All right, I've got the valise
let 60 the rope.
A coach passing along a country road
had nearly run over a servant girl, when
the coachmen cried out, Take care
Sallyp The girl. without attempting tC
escape the danger, looked up at the
coachman with an air of offended pride
and said. at isn't Sally, or any such low
vulgar, and common stuf-its Amelii
Ann.
"Did | not give you hogging the 9th
er day2' said schoolmaster to trem
bling boy. Yes, sir" answered the boy
well, what do the Scriptures say upoi
the subjectP' Il don't know, sir, salt
the boy, except it is in that passag
which says. 1t is more blessed to Civ
than to receive.
They have "citizens' movement" il
Pittsburgh, Pa, and it was all going ol
very smoothly till one man got up in tn
meeting and asked: "Ain't / nominate,
for MayorF' NO" said the meeting
Nor for treasurer" NO" Nor 70
comptroller mo" "Then damme
don't make it warm for this movement
that's all. ,"
AT an auction of household articles tn
auctioneer held up thermometer al
pleaded for a bid. No one seemed I
want it, and he turned to farmer loo!
ing man. and said: Take it, examin
il. and give me a quarter for it." No
no" replied the MAJ. backing o
What Don't you wcnt thermometer
mo, sir; had one year o: two agC
.and ! worked and worked, and foole
around, and | could never keep it rect
lated worth ceIt Hang it, ] couldn
even open the ornery thing.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08

Direct connections made at Lancaster for
Circleville, GAINESVILLE, and all points on the
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railway-and
tt Columbus for all points East and West. No
.hange of cars from Columbus to Philadelphia,
New York, indianapolis, and Chicago.
q. II. CARR, Sup't.
W. A. MILLS General Ticket Agent.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.

All trains equipped with Miller Platforms
and HenderSon's Hydraulic Brake.
BO For Further Information Address
GEO. ID. CHAPMAN, GenI Manager.
J. B. PETERS, Sup't, Columbus.
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sapt .
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Dr. FishbIntt .

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mInes onss
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Take Particular Notice.

taiS AFJ
Neal
pipsu 20
Ar Of
oma'Hisa having aasna' 'tff@s
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DIR. FISH BL ATT,

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NOTICE TO PEDDLERs.

Notice is hereby given TO all persons whe ar
peldiiug In Jaclgsnn county Without a ltcfn-r
that they are rtqutstfi To- g't the proper lcf iir
s,r The statute will have tu b. cmfnrCtd.
II. W. PATTERSON, Auditor }. Z.
sept. "A, ls7B. u
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus (e) are flag stations, and
trains Will stop when signaled 70 do so.
w. W. PEABODY, Master Transp.
W. Q. EVANS, Agent at Jackson.
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AND HOOKING VALLEY
r A IL RIO A D.
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SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST
TABLE.

Two express trains daily as follows Except
sundays:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08

Bowing and smiling, she crossed the street,
With a love Of tie back on
A melon-rind glided from under her feet,
And then her fie-back was gone.
She rose from her seat with n martyred air,
And gathered the things she wore;
She looked like one that was willing to swear
But then, she never swore.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08

Nights portal opensl and before MS lies
No scene made up of valley, mount and sea;
But, wide and silent, all mmensiiy
Is looking on US, with unnumbered eyes.
1t is the realm OF starx;-how high they arel
Each In IL own fair home may reign and
shine,
Though ali the elements OF earth combine,
They cannot blot one ray from one bright
star.
The grave, too, opens!-and before our eyes
Another realm ofstaTs, serene and clesr;
Our great and good, who might not linger here,
But passed. through deaths dark portal, to
the skies.
There are they safe at last,-so blest to be
Where earth's wild tumults can not reach
them more;
Where, though the foods below may rage and
roar,
They can not quench their immortality.
TRENTON. Nj.
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A Cure Warranted.
DIR. FisIbIatt.

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A coroners jury, in the case OF man
who was killed by falling icicle, rem
dered the verdict that he died of hard
drink"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08

What is the difference between the
Prince of Wales and jet Of water2-One
is heir to the throne; the other is thrown
to the air.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08

The Norristown Herald has ascertain
ed that "blue glass; mashed up fine and
administered internally, will cure dog
of sheep killing.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08

What is the difference between New
port and Saratoga2-In the one place you
go into the water; in the other the water
goes into you.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-08

Why is boy asking his father for
small change for marbles like a wife
seeking a divorce7 Because he wants
alley-money.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-15

HARRrxoroN. THE MURDkRsa. The
Gold Hill News ol Last evening ssiers 10
this unfortunate man Is follows: This
afternoon News reporter visited Has.
rinston the mVdeser 10 Bis coll, In com.
psny With DIR. Kirby the attending phys.
ician. Harrington Wa quite low yes.
ierday. but IL considerably improved 10.
day. He lice on his cot IN . sOre OF semi
coniatoss condition. and ID quite thin In
Essh, his prison life evidently Disagree.
ipg With him. The prisoner Il .
medium sized man. about thirty eight
years Of age. has glossy black halls with
m0uatsche aud gostee, and weighs
about lbs pounds. He sppeass 70 b
greatly depressed In spirits, oil hope Of
escape OF evasion Of the death penalty
having bssn abssdensd.
PAarxsnssip DssseGvue.-Ths Lats
Tahoe lumbsr yard y The scene snd sub.
ject Of ssctAsv business change. Nov
Mr.. Sprseus Chase sslirss asd NJ. liant
Tstsrps " bis old place there. Tks Asos
vill hsussSovsh b. Dunsiug Z Heat.
These pastpsss go Prepared 70 easvy o.
iks luabss busissss 10 ~ wsltjlssjoue
branches and IN tbs Nest sxssostvs en6
advantageous mannes.
FAsswEfL pAssy.-Chusch 4 Joess
have ssesssd Thsssss Hall. ssd vi,l On
saturday svseiss nsxt give shsir isrs.
we'll party. 4 CANVAS vill b. spsssd
over the hsos. and I'll the laiot daeess
will b. iairoducsd. teesthss Glib nsv
AMI snseststuiog Dssie. Tickets. l0s
RsatIsnsp. u; lsdiss tree.
DasIsg brief stroll alooe ihs sppss
sGsssch Of ~ ssassy yssssvday stssssoos
vs esss upon some vild 6ovsm shich
eth sdaIsshes cossses keA soos 70
"pssss shs ssssos." Ns " s.
Ksssls6suy Dsovs bss bscs sppoislsd
Chief Epgissss u Ne vIsyisIs cl'y Ass
department. +.
The BIssvsns Clsb hAs business
po,icS elsewhere. witch plsase aose.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-15

Bsosr JAIL.-Ssys the Belmont Cou.
m Of The iOst ttSis \ A j 30
o. Wednesday evening . prisoner
ooneus6 10 the Coausy 5ail. nsns6 John
Schooner. broke looss from shs Deputy
6hsSin while the two we're In The once.
osesuh wss immediately made for him,
bat sp 70 ne tine oe ous eoisg 10 pssss
the e0icsrs had been unable TO learn Of
hts whsssabouls. He h. shared 9Th
having altered the brands of stock In The
Fish Lake district.
TIE x,v York Massii fAss issasssss
Ceuspssy sad The 0ssmssis Lie Issus.
ssss Company u thls city, hsvs juss
bess hit" lot ~. 900 Scrh. Jhsy
yssscsdAy sseslssd ssvs u ~ dessh q
0sasrai ros 6ss1sVshs Of Cisslnseli.
vbo ~ policy u sssh To- ~ suIsoui
0sualoosd. ssl one equally lssv0 q ~
oonnspetees Wplssl, Thsos po)lejeo
have only been running slsse lsss OeVo.
bes.-Nrr York Sun, Mgrch ~.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-15

ophir il5s 22,.. ~ 22ss. &s 22l.. M "a.
fe Aican AR III =. N-s To-. lvOs 49, BILE
GOULD and Curry w. Ia 1s II
Best and beicher Sli& ~, tUVs -
California stbS a. 4, S55s Il
savage Ar
ton Virginia 64s s,s4, ISIS <lis. lvtis e., iS,s
ara, aO's ail.b s. 2oos ~. l5's Az,
ltlx II sd
Chollar los ~. 10 ~, :sss ClL
Hale and Norcross .hH 81
Crown Point ials =, SaOs s'z. 7ss obs
Yellow lacked AD~ III 4. isls III, lI0s III.
Imperial AIS 81 6jc. 2Ass 81 coc
Alpha Sis l7iS
Belchrr 7ss5s-
Confidence Ms tx N
Sierra Nevada los SIX. Gsx ~
Utah HOS II, 6s i6,z. s0s 1874
ESchequer Avs 6s-
Bullion ios 1914, lts 10, Cos iss4, eos isl!, scs
isL
overnan sf.n. N, aaos 81, sss G2ll.. rs "a. On
Justice is6s ,a,1. gss ,s.. ls.s ia.
tinion Con a,s !. 9s,s 81, lhs 81.
Julia ia,s 8, HOS ~ sOc. laos 81 8sc, l0os "
Caledonia Tvs va, Sis 81, lu,s y 1. i0ls 6ss
Lady Bryan iO0Os u. aDs NC
Baltimore gi5s "a, MS 81 10
silver Hill sOs 81, fak 81
DaytO latbS tic
New York Con 5)s G0r, SOOs soc
Occidental i0ts y
Woodsille AOs dDc
Lady Washington Dos q
kossuih 22is 4hc, nos sac
Andes j0s !, 900 81 55c
Wells Fargo 2Duk %
Ward ljOs TIC
Leyiathan Zoos 3Oc
Evsnsng Nepsvs.
Eureka Con 40s l6i (, 2l5s i6y.. c0s l6s1 bJ
Rye Patch l05s 20
Raymond and Ely as 81, 75s s
Leopard 2s I. (. zoos ~
ella 1UUs tx, Hs SOC
Panther Ah,s iDc, SOS Sc
Northern Belle 205s 90 (, 1858 2sIl
Manhattan 24(k ne sesse.a .
Grand Prize li0s ~, iOss 81 SIC, sos 81 or
SV Water zoos ~ ~,
Modoc Dos ~, 5o~ 81 roc, 17cs s: eSss,
New Coso Sls 81 SIC, go0s a. aoc, eOs ~ yc
Golden Chariot 4Us ~, 1905 ~ so, yJ0s
81 alc
POortuan 6O0s i0c
Empire Idaho zoos 7(c
Harrisburg lC<,s ne
Caledonia 7i0s 81 Z. NJ 6N a
\ Con Virginia 7S,- ii, 3ss' tO,<, Os Az b5
ttOs Az, .s0Os Az bio
overman h,s ", 5os 621l, los 62,+, 4os Is, 2o'
Alpha as ia, los II
t'hoIIar As ~, 1ltls Is
Best and Belcher los 2s, zoos y, zoos 2-iz
tuIiiornth lUH ", 1J,s wy, IO9 4tA
Mexican :sbls l5lz, ,0sbs lyx
Crown Point ials 81
Sierra Nevada IDS ~. Sos 81:
Julia sos " 20s AK, Isns a.,
ophir gs az, isos ~. sVos az bio, 6s a
Utah i0s II, iAps lGk
Justice i5s l2it, Jis w
Bullion AS isLs, il5s i5,4. sos ", I5s,s u
Belcher ll6s o.
Imperial 4i,s 81 sc is 81 Goc
Union Con lSUs
After the board.
Con Virginia Al bid, AZ asked
California NJ bid, 4G4 asked
OphiT n asked 81 sold
Bullion 10 bid, i5la asked
savage "a bid
Erbequer ~ asked
Union Con asked
Caledonia ". bid
Justice u bid, l2ix asked
Julia ~ asked
Overman IN bid, 81 asked
Best and Belcher u bid, g7i< asked
Mexican lsl asked
Utah iCl5 bid
Yellow Jacket III asked
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-15

CKUMBtiSa MAKsLs.-All our old res.
idents are familiar With the bavial place
Of the Phillips children, on the walled
lot between Nr. D. A. Bender dwelling
and the railroad. We happened along
there yesterday and found that the
marble head and foot stones OF one OF
the graves are absolutely cEumbling TO
duet by the action OF the weather. II
struck with . stick on the top, those
stones yield 10 the blow ~ il they were
Of plaster OF Paris or inconsistent
mortar. Il it possible that there IL any
thing in the soil--Any alkaline substance
or other minerAl--wbich produces this
decomposition OF msrbls2 Or are these
grave stones made Of soms perishAble
csmposition resembling marblei
ANDY WHTrYoRD SERIOUSLY Sick. We
learn with pain thss Andy Whisiostl.
whom everybody knows. Is lying almost
At the point Of death. ct his reside nce a
Genoa. His ailmsnt il what goes by the
name OF quick consumption. We wore
not little surprised to learn this bad
news, for II il but q few weeks ago
about the time Of the adjournment Of
the Legislature -that We met Andy on
Carson street. There viii be much and
wide-sprssd sorrow whom Andy il taken
swsy.
Mike Purcell has thrown up bis com.
mission o. Jsuitor Of the State House.
Mr.. I.atlA has been sppointed In his
place. twill keep the new sppoinles
stirring 10 do his work % veil aud a.
promptly - Mike has done Il these sew.
esal years. There are no better or more
faithful workers than thai ssme Purcell.
Oar valued contemporary, tho Gold
Hill News. Acknowledges itself 10 lie
18th volume. We ielicitate Il upop its
longevity and hope il may long live 70
euiiHhten the slippery Gulchoss Add
edtty tho rest OF mankind.
The planting u fruit trees goes on
quite extensively this spring. hersabous.
This little city V fast becoming . thick.
ssl orchard. - st''t "a
Frd Han vas IN The City yssssrdsy
He ays his nswspspsv venture q Austin
v . So-of which " are glad.
Srssissy Of State Minor iss here 10,
wipheoues last night. He will b. BEN
vhea hs returns. a s
Hun. ". r. NcIntosh and bic wife
rssussed from shost visit TO the Bay
yesterday. ,.'l-, .is,s..,,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-15


Following is . list Of bills passed By
the late Legislature and which. having
remsinei in the possession OF the Gov
srnor The REQUESTS time TO become isvs
by his non action. we're YESTERDAY tssss-
United 10 the Secretary OF State from the
Executive Office: An Act 10 create .
current expense tosd TOT whiss Piss
county, IAN Act to authorize the Board
OF Cousiy Commissioners OF wssbos
county 70 issue bonds for certain pur-
poses:" "As Act to create current q.
pence fand for Nye county," IAN Act
TO create inspectors and to provide for
The inspection Of gas-metsrs. This
bill makes the Chief OF Police in the
various cities and towns OF the State eX-
oflicio inspectors and authorizes them 10
charge ~ 80 for each inspection. Rep.
APPEAL.) 'An Act to create the right VI
way for an endless wire rope railroad
from point in the City OF Virginia in
the county Of Storey TO . point 10 the
town OF Gold Hill in the same county.
aud 10 protect shs sam-:'' An Act 10 au-
horne the County Commissiopers Of
Storey county 10 issue bonds for school
purposes in tho Virginia City sad Gold
Hill school districts and 10 provide for
the payment OF the same" An Act TO
create . current expense fund for Lin
coin county = An Act to admit Charles
l.. Queen. . minor, 90 practice Law upon
examination and due proof Of quaiihca-
ton - provided by law" An Act TO au-
thorixe the School Trustees Of School
District No. 10 in wsshoc county. 10
issue bonds for the purpose Of providing
additional school buildings for said
school district" An Act 70 authorize
| the County Commissioners OF Esmeralda
| county TO issue certain bonds aud to pro-
vide for the payment OF the same" IAN
| Act to authorize the Trustees OF School
District No. /. in tho county OF
Elko. State Of Nevada. 10 issue bonds
for the purpose OF providing additional
school buildings for said distrie.." To
each OF shsss laws n appended the fol.
lowing official statement and signsturs
This bill having remained with the
Governor ten days after the hnal 3D.
meat Of the Legislature. Sundays ex
cepted), and no objections having beer
found By his Excellency. it has therefore
become Q law, this l4ih day Of March
1877. I'D. MINOR. Sec'y. Of state.
| Wo do mot like to volunteer any
criticisms where they are not strictly
pertinent, but it seems a. il the Cover.
bor would come nearer meeting the full
responsibility Of his Office IL. instead Of
permitting bills to becsme : law by I
purposeful lapse Of the Executive funct
| Ton he would either sign the same OF
withhold his sanction therefrom. IL hs
approves OF q Till he ought TO sign It
and II he discovers reasons for with.
holding his signature, he oush. 70 veto
il. The plan adopted with regard to th,
bills above named. ia one BY which tb'
Executive lodges the question BY deny
ing 10 the bill . constellation 10 which
il Is entitled At his hands. 8 s. "a
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-15

In spise Of every psscsn'iou. English
piekpceksis. sho much do coner-gsss st
Para. cor;sive,i 10 g~t into the Eiyses Of
the 6rss ol Nme. NsrAshons great
feses. They ptSed sh~is craft vith great
activity. and made n Felix voisin. Pre-
feet OF Police. Que Of thsis victims. . cir.
eunstane- which recalls IN incident 10
the life Of Louis The Tiitssoih's famoes
Police Miuissss. d'Asgsssos. Al Car
touches exscusios be isls ios his sss4
boz. aud acclaimed. halt aloud. /" Bother
il. I've losgosssa ny box" Psessully
from sheer loscs Of habit ~ aesis pa
his hand into his pocket. and fading
something boxlihs thess. pulled is ont
aud fousd cemmeu boss spud box.
Within vss . paper. % which he rod.
10 pencil: "No, Mr.. I.isusenans. zoe
did not forget yosr spud boz. TIE bssl
proof Of that u that | have u in ny
pocket. But having noticed hoe 700
miss il. have replaced Il BY my ovn.
having carefully s0ptied your ssuh into
IT,"
Lyox's KAruArnos MAKES beautiful. sicssy,
inXarisus hair: pr-veuts ~ falling out turn
ing gray. IL hes stood the test Of ~ ysar. Il
ehsrminsiy part unsed. and has no rival.
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