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A bartender can get more information
from street crowd than any other ten
men can. Is
Nothing has yet been invented that
would successfully gather up the smoke
and cinders of locomotives and transmit
them to the end OF the train in such 8
way as to relieve passengers of that in
tolerable nuisance of railroad travel
Perhaps it had better be given up.
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A six-year-old got this of, "Peps, as
I was comen home a steak Of li,in most
blinded me, and the thunder came yight
crick and hit me in the back" laatls9l1
A short time since it was snnounced
that tue potat, bug had been discovered
at Liverpool il goods shipped from
America Now we have news that the
irrepressihle insect has been found at
Cologne, France. in a potato, field be.
longing to a butcher who had purchased
| American bacon.
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ETA terrific wind and rain storm

wA terrific wind and rain storm
visited the Northwest on the 25th ult =
Starting in the vicinity Of Kansas City,
it swept east through portion Of Mis-
souri,, the entire State of Iowa andTpor-
tions of Illinois and-Michigan. Reach
ing Chicago it struck that city with
great force, doing much damage The
destruction of crops aud otser property
in the track OF the. storm must have
been immense, but as the telegraph wires
were blown down no particulars could
be obtained. d.s7iia9 afI iu.t 7si. tt'85.,
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wIt doesn't seem possible that in
this time of war, and business depress
ion, and suffering that people could find
time to indulge in the folly OF jealousy
But it is even so, and recognizing the
fact we reproduce from the Baltimore
Bee the following sound counsel. 1t il
applicable to both sexes: ga woman il
either worth good deal or nothing. i
good for nothing, she is not worth get
ting jealous for; if she be true woman
she will give no cause for jealousy" 81
mon Cameron says he has always actet
on this principle, and found it correct.
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L. r. FARQUHAR. M. ID.

Physician and Surgeon,
Ofice and residence in the Kirkbridsi property,
WOOD 8 FL E L d, D 81 10.
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes by
close attention to business to merit public
confidence and patronage. s
Chronic Diseases will receive special
attention. may4,!5Y.
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Mrs. Lydia Sherman, the poisoner, has
been recaptured. We were in hopes
that she would fascinste and marry Ben
Butler.-Augusta Ga Chronicle r1
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NOTARY PUBLIU.

THIN undersigned, having been appointed
Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to fill Pensioners Blanks. admin
lister Oaths, take DISPOSITIONS, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages. and other instruments OF
writing. a3 7. JOHN JEfFhko.
aprl8,76Y. Beallsville. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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ailI Building and Mill Machinery

TAM PREPARED TO FURNISH PLANS
and SpEcIFIcArloNs of steam FIGURING
Mills, iGrist Mills, Saw Mills and Factories
will take. contracts for the erection Of all
kinds of mills, and to furnish the latest i'm
proved machinery for them. Have had rs
years experience in the business, Address
~ GEORGE RICHNER,
90 q Jerusalem. Monroe Co., Ohio.
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Fraudulent Hayes iuv'rd Hampton.
The legally chosen ro1<nor Of South
Carolina, and Chamberlain the pro,ondor
20 some 10 Washington, SO he might have
a talk with them and learn from them
about their claims, Hampton knowing
his right TO the Eovcrnorship, derived
from an overwhelming majority Of the
votes Of South Carolina. could not see
that the matter was any Of Fraudulent
Wayc>'s business, So az first thought he
made up his mind not 90 accept the I'M
yjtauon, upou second thought the gallant
South Caro,juiau concluded he would
~ out orcourcsy, And lac went. On
his Journey 10 Washington las, week u,
was met "a, every station hy thousand,
orcltisons Who had assembled 70 greet
him. AtWilmiug,oni in reply to an adj
dress be uttered the following patrio'l,
and manly speech:
"My Fmr>rN. 80 to Washington
simply 10 state before the President ,h,
| fact tha; the people Of South tarylim
have elected me Governor oilhUi State
| [ 40 there 20 say 60 him that We ask ur
Irreosujli1n from any President We
claim thc recognition from the votes %.
tho rtapIr of the State l go there g.
assure him that We are nos fighting ioi
narty, but that We are fighting for thy
-aol uf Tho whole country. | ann soin4
there Ia demand our rights. nothing less
and So help me God, 10 take nothing
les. 40 20 tell him tho condition that
South Carouua has been ln Tor ycar
past, that eur people have been under
/ {lIs.lyaa,asr, never encountered by ANY
other people on the continent, that they
.rglv0 the election, were sac,vssiui
Iau3 that they propose 60 ENJOY ihe irUii'
10. o.tuvlrNltJuTy.
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BREAKING AWAY or \ DAM.
\ CONNECTICUT VILLAGE nE-
NASTATEp 81 THE ESCAPING
WATERS


Pr.,.f.r,.. March - Tn. Stafford.
,I'I, r..o-,..lT. dam .,,r ouy .L,ut 2 a..
,.o,l pt#. maruIn. ,u,rulrr r,.r,tHIn.
sf.mr lIr ,a.Ir. from sIsH.lTd,ilIr
ttf.tlsE D.I Fufr2,yl d, Sfatlsft ~priUss
TEa r.rt.r.f h.rt al ~r.a.r.l,If- lie
CONGREGATIONAL Church l. " Crauu.s
,t.fr. lHc lrisht drpst .ua ala the house,
on thr Island al stafford Syringe were ae.
.truNtL An thr ufidsr, between tho
srtru. .ut lIc disaster Uul IulIWud both uu
tEu railway .nN uu the highway. were
washed ya The loss lu SlndarlNile is
very heavy. the mills suil ring
more uf less dumUUr. aud work Mil have
% Recommended Iu ihrm until lhr rrsrr-
,sIr San br rebuilt l. ". C,Hyer.r 4
e. mills lB,o t.Ur.,i, ~ ,a-i,and 90
.aa..lr. aua .mpfu, "a large number ul
hands I.r Home C.H.r.ry iHr Home
N,nUf.,lurIrg Caur.ry aud the Home
W.aI.rg C.mUany u-, sI., .fIa..sI there.
tEr latte. rune $500 spludles Tho Stat
ts.Hg.Ir N..I,g C.pIr,n, la. thr.a .,l.
.at,.ra. la Slnu.ra' Sprirr, arc the
mills I'll Charles FuA 4 60.
sin sets ..ftsrJ- the EsH,gf.v guupsry
Adj. ......,....t. ..f,srl..,B f. .ssl.,,1.l.,..
E... f.r,.,.. A a., tr. N,,s..f ~,r.,.,.
III .E...,..-.,.. t,.,..,..,., .E,..,.. .., .,'l.
.r# -sD. ..r..T4r.. IN ~r.tF.,1 .ra rI,.
N..f.y r..lnt.a,,,.. milk. u. tf,,r.
Mf|. Ht ttEI -rIUI Ir. fhU t,r.r#fy fin,
tFlu.,#..If... tta N.l.., Nia,gf.s,,Iy,r,
r.,.r.,,. I'm. pIrrf, N(n.Iso Mn. ana
tt. e...t,ar tA.Ur,.r,- ag.N .,yfth t.ur..t.
f.-ra. TE. ,,-,r.it, ,nIffs ami t,.rtrt..,.t
house 4, S,al.,rlyiIle were In .v,l., AWAY
ana also th, store. and ,tore-hau,e. State
~-r.r#r l..f..t- C.r,rr.r .',.sy.,f. that Al.
tl.. stn., sa The stream frsa, statsri,lllr
t,s f....t lfI.,, thg ,Dr.ng. .l,h IN The
br.I.es afc r.ac Probably ror Iss, tlnn
ts5fl, l....r, were. Ir.lr8,rl arJ tb, los
viii be very Iars, The dam Wss con-
,ltsrfI safe. b.l ,tr heavy rains Of Mon
lay afternoon AMI evening allied tue re-
reservoir 90 u,yIloUIas. Ths breaAlus
away uas wholly unexpected. bat tho zee.
eryulr being su. sume distance above lhe
town thv alarm reached she people Ia Time
for shcm ly yi'rcg .hvlr safety.
Nsglf. ri, Com March - The Stat
tar.y. .tu reservoir belonged 70 Tie kr.rl.
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The president has decided to with>
draw the troops from South Carolina,
thus leaving Hampton where the people
want him, governor Of the State
Ex-Mayor Hall has not yet been heard
Of Where is Oakley Hall ? never mind
about Charley Ross.
A Rhineclif, n. Y, on Saturday
morning Mrs. Burns and her four chill
dren were burned to death in their
house which had taken fire.
A new railroad freight war is on the
carpet again.
On Saturday gold went up a point in
New York, selling at l05.
A report has reached London thatthe
roof of the Mount Gents Tunnel has
fallen in overwhelming two passenger
trains.
Chamberlain asked for a commission
10 settle the South Carolina matter.
Hampton asked" no favors.
The State Bank. Harrisburg, has fail
ed.
1t is said upon good authority ilat
Mr. Tilden's attorney had prepared pa
pers TO test Hayes title to the presiden-
cy, in the courts.
They think Oakley Hall arrived in
liverpool on the steamer Victoria, un-
der the name Of "Sutlif"
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POOR House

Miiflin county has a pooT>house, and a
prominent citizen ofthat county informs
u that tits 4 sorry affair for the tax
payers Of that county. on account Of the
gross mismanagemeut OF the institution.
This gentleman says that their poor.
house management would be in a
far healthier condition, and less burden
some for the tax-payers, ifno. n 50 close
proximity 'to the evil influences OF
their county town" Here is just what
argues against many similar Institutions
in other counties. The politicians, at
at the county seats and other elements
indigenous TO all county towns, prey
upon poor-houses making them sources
OF profit for themselves in n hundred
little ways and positions and sol steal
ings, which would not be the case If
located out ofreach Of these influences.
Our people will have 10 vote upon this
question on y ofthis month. Let them
consider the matter fully and vote in.
diligently The Commissioners will
have the power to locate if it carries.
and this question ofwhereit it would most
likely escape influences that make poor
houses in many counties a source ofpri-
vate profit, demands frat considora-
ton.
We are further informed by the same
gentleman, that the Mifilir county poor
house farm has 200 acres Of good, clear
land, and that it requires $4,000 10 be
raised by taxation, in addition totheen~
tire farm products, to keep the ins;itu-
ton, whereas with proper management
the income OF the farm should defrsy
the expenses. The pauper labor there
amounts to nothing, and outside ofwhat
labor the paupers do perform, he informs
US, the other hired labor costs more than
it does on any other 200 acre farm in
that county. When the Institution was
founded, some 25 years ago, thee1penses
were some 5000 per aunum above the
proceeds OF the farm. This sum has IN
creased from year 10 year until now it
requires $4,000 per year in addition to
the products Of the farm TO pay expenses.
He thinks if the poor house were pro-
perly managed it would be nearly self
sustaining. Here is the trouble. Can
we have poor-house and farm and be
secure against mismanagement? If so,
then there would be little to fear, but
we all know how such Institutions are
run. The starting in may be well
enough, but how in the long run? II.
we are to have it, let the Commissioners
so locate it as TO best secure it against the
evils that are chalked against the poor
house in our neighboring county Of Milf
fin.
q
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PROCLAMATION.

LNLEjllON hO1LA VI a lON .-
IL l, l.. w. Munson, High Sheriff oI
the County Of Centre, Commonwealth o.
Pennsylvania, do hereby make known and
give notice TO the electors of the county
aforesaid. that an election will be held in
the said county Of Centre, on
SATURDAY. APRIL q, 1877,
for the purpose Of accepting or rejecting
tho provisions Of the Act of Assembly, in
reference TO the erection Of poor house
in said county.
/ also hereby make known and give
notice that the place Of holding the Hiure-
said election in the several Boruughs and
Townships within the county OF Centre,
are rs follows 10 wit:
For the township Of Haines, nj the pub
lie house Of Mr. Boyer. (Aaronsburg
Fer tho township of Halfmoon, at the
school house in Stormslown.
For the township Of Taylor. Of the house
erected for the purpose, on :he property
of Leonard Mcrryman.
For the township of Miles, in the school
house in the town Of Rebersburg
For the township Of Potter, at the public
house Of John Spanglor Centre Hall.
For the township of Gregg, at the public
house owned by j. B. Fisher, Penn Hall.
Fer the township Of College, in tho
school house Rt Lemont.
For the township Of Ferguson, told pre-,
cinctj in the school house at Pine Grove
For the township Of Ferguson, new pre-
cinctl in the school house at BRilcyyillc.
For the township Of Harris. In the school
house at Boalsburg.
For tho tuWnship Of Patton, at the house
Of Peter Murray.
For the Borough Of Bcllcfonte, and the
townships of Spring and Benncr, ut the
Court House in Bellefonte.
For the township of Walker, in the
school house at Hublersburg
For the Borough and township of How
ard at the school house in said Borough.
Foi tho t0vnship Of Rush, at the Cold
Stream school house
For the township Of Snow Shoe, at the
school house in Snow Shoe station.
For the township of Marion, at the house
of .IDel Kline in JuCksonyille
For tho Borough Of Milesburg ut the
school house in Ailesburg.
For the township of lioggs, Vt the Lcw
school house in Central City.
For the township of Huston, at the house
of John Reed.
For the township of Penn, st tho public
house Of VIM. l.. Musscr.
For the township Of Liberty, in the
school house in Eagleville.
For the township of Worth. at the school
house ut Port Matilda.
For the township Of Burnside, at theI
house of j. X. Boak.
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Private Sale.

Il Nuollt Al Hl aA'a AAba~t "AN l-htt
Tho following described property, Of
John Emmcrl, decd, situate in Harris
twp. Centre county, ono FARM contain
ing ono hundred and thirty ihroe scrcs
more or less. bounded bv lands of b. Ey-
arharl. dec d, James Glenn. hcFarlCn.
Dr.. Henderson. dec j. aud Others Is offer
cd a. private sale. The farm j. well wa
tered. a never failing s,resm Of water run
ming lhruughtho farm and within thirty
yards Of the bRru. also, a we'll 81 never
failing water at the house, with good
pump Zoo iJ Tho Improvements arc "a
large FRAME HOUSE, two stories high
almost now q frame bank barn, forty
Eve by eighty feet and all other ucccssa-
~ ou.huIldiugs Th.- Is one 81 Che bcst
producing farms ia this section Tor all
kinds uf grain is an limestone land. a
large ORCHARD Of choice fruit ou The
premises
For particulars inquire oC Nm. Vert
on the farm. Also one House and lot
Situated IN Boalshurg, Centre CO, the
house Is two stories high, wiki kitchen at
tachcd 90 it, and all necessary oUthul,d-
ings also a good stable, q uevcr failing
we'll OF water with good pump. The lo. ls
we'll set with fruit trees ot best quality.
Also two acres and l23 pcrehcs OF excel
loul land situate near the German Re.
formed church IN Boalshgrg within two
squares OF fahoyc house
JOSIAH NEFF, Eyccutor Of j. En-
mart dec d. 30 nov 8m.
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GRlNrsB BiGGESrSPEEcH

Grant. uot having been heard OF since
March 4 last. the Reporter concluded he
had gone 10 see Charley Ross. lie turn
lea upat Cincinnati, however, the other
dav. whore he made the longest speech
.afhis life. Gen Grant said
GgNrLENEN: This reception was en-
arelv unexpected los me, bU. assure
Won ana very glad 10 NEE. you all, and
feel very thankful 10 You for this kind
recsp,i1u. / have NO doubt but MI.
ia grra, deal better fellow now than !
Vas SIX months ago. don't suppose
will have any political opponents no"
since We are all sovtrriEus together. "a,
/ hope We will continue to he for . good
many wear, vet. feel thatl have con,
siderable life, health AMI strength len
Notwithstanding the past sixteen years
# labor and toll / have undergone
which perhaps Is not surpassed by aal
other sixteen years OF my life.
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Mr Daniel r. Beatty, manufacturer and
proprietor OF Tho Beatty Piano and Beat.
iy's celebrated Golden Tongue Parlor or.
gans. Washington, y. j, is certainly y
very reasonable and generous man 10 trans
act business with. lie makes this very
fair proposition 10 any who msy favor him
with an order, as follows III the instru.
mcnt does not prove satisfactory afcr n
test trial Of five days aftcr receiving IL the
purchase money will be refunded upon the
return Of the instrument. and be will pay
freight charges both ways" This is Ger,
tainly an exceeding, generous, and safe
manner in which 10 transact business with
him. lie warrants his instruments for six
years. See his advertisement. July % v
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Or. II has a, lass taken unto Limssi! d
wife. My heartily congratulate him
upon bis success and wish them a hsppy
life over ,Ae Turnpike %! life.
Las. week tAc house yf NJ Frank Bar,
Aer WAS burned dovu with nearly ali hu
goods and lura.4gc. HeWas duias som,
hauling over in uUr burg a, tho time and
no bod : sasAb5a. the house. /. is De,
icycd lha. tho house was fred by al ia
ccnlAry We understand iAa. there !, ns
insurance on tho property H. NJ
LINES on tho death ~ q friend aul
schoo.malr. BEgkiE C.. BAEraEs
Death has been here aud borne away,
4 sister from our side;
just In The morning 90 her ITO
A. young as wc sAc died.
Not long ago ,hc a.r,d her place.
And went wiki us 90 school
Ba, shc has run her mortal race,
And never can return.
Perhaps our time may be as short,
Our days msy ay ~ fast
q God impress ihls solemn thought.
That this may bc our last,
How soon her iiUic strength was l,d,
iici life how soon was past
She smiled upon her dying bed.
And loved rs lii. the lssi.
Death rides ou every passing breeze,
And Turks on every flower,
Each season has 10, own disease
is pvri.s every hour.
The once loved form, now cold and dead,
Zach mouru.ul though. employs,
4 nd nature wccps her comforts Ard.
How wiihcrcd OIL her joys
God had laid up IN heaven for Beckie,
4 crown which will not fade
The righteous Judge. az that great day,
Shall place 10 on her head.
Sleep on. dear Bcckic. swceily sleep
Your days Of care are DER,
Soon shall We all in heaven meet.
Where sorrow Is no more
- Clara J. Gsiisr
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The Tweed trouble is throwing up u
new bubble oftroublc, and there is quite
n commotion in Albany over the report
that Tweed has made out I'LL against
every member ofthe legislatures OF ls'o
and 1871 to whom he paid money, ~Gen
from the city treasury, as bribery, With
names and amounts and has assigned
the bills 70 the city as payment OF The
$4,000. 600 Judgment, Thcre is considc"
bic speculation ever who will be en-.
braccd in the list L, is claimed that %
not only includes Legislators but rum'
Der who have been promiueu, in 'o,"
ntlairs heretofore uuSuSpcc,od Of Shar
ing in the money taken from the ''
ty,
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was born in Randolph county, Illinois, ON
Sept &, 1912, and thus has reached the ago
ot G1 Ito Joined tho Mormon church tu
1887. and attained high rank Ia lls sos
called priesthood. being recorder ct the
quorum ot srvcuty, bead vlrrk ,f the
mcmhcr ut tho Mormon legislature aud
probate Judge
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sheriff Of Centre county.

Aud now. Feb ab. 1877, tho ptt.liuu ui
auulry iuhabllants ~ CrutTe county pre-.
suut. PRAY lug thu.raurg tu order an election
10 be- hold, iu consequence with tho pro,
vision, ut tae Act ui Assembly. that the
qualified Nu.rfs 90 Centre county may At-
,vpl ct reject IHr prov lslaus ui lhr Act ut
Assembly ta reference 30 The erection 81 "a
puaf house boz ssil county.
Aud uuN. February .U. le.I lLr within
.rylI.lnu presented and daily considered.
aud lUoTyupau 10 is ordered that an e,re-
t.uu le held by lhe qualified yutrrs uf the
,uuuty ul Centre, at ihu several places ui
holding the general aud township elections
lu tho several burauEhs aud townships ui
solid county un saturday tho 2lst day ui
April. 1917, iuf The purpose OF dctrrmIu-
ing hy ttr VOTES uf said county. whether
tlr provisions vI an \ Ct DI Assembly
,ul,Jlcd An Act ta provide Tor lhv cree.
uau ut ID puag hyusv Tor the support Of lhs
poor lu lht several counties 40 tho COM
m"uWcallA. approved the sh day Il
May. 1870. viii boo accepted by Il maJofi-
q ui tho voters ui sald county. Tho said
election yo bu conducted by .Ao officers ui
lUr general aud township elections. aud
thvtluhrts o. ba voted 20 have written 81
printed uH !he inside thereof for accept
aucu or 'aEaIrs. acceptance. The con-
stable ~ each borough or tJWurliutv give
uI least IL days notice ~ the time and
place ui holding satd election by posting
.sA written or printed hanlbl,.s, .u tap
most public place, lu sAlI township
q, the Court J II q.
trgtri from lhe record. ~ Esllyfoutp
tal- lsl day yt March \. D.. le,-.
4. WILLIAMS.
Clerk.
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IPlsr0R,s FEIRFrL CRIME.

POISONING MS WIPE TO MAREN a kitA
MANS DAU0uTEE-IHE PRISONER FuE-
uEEIY A RESIDENT uF JERSEY >HoEE-
SUFFERING OF A WOMAN Wuo WAS posEn
TO DEATH WITH SrENtuNINE-rHs ~
CONSCIOUS CoNEEsSIoN-''I WISH IHApN s
DONE IT,"
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CENTRE HALL
Hardware Store.
J. o. DEININGER

-. " LEI ~ IN Ghh
A now, complete Hardware Store hn
been opened BY the undersigned in Cen
ire Hall, where he is prepared TO sell al
kinds of Building aud House FURNISHING
Hardware, Nails, &c.
Circular and Hand Saws, lennon Saws.
Webb Saws, Clothes Racks, full assort
ment of Glass and Mirror Plate Picture
Frames, Spokes, Felloes, and Hubs, table
Cutlery, Shovels, Spades and Forks,
Locks, Hinges, Screws, Sash Springs
Horse-Shoes, Nails, Norway Rods, Oils
Tea Bells, Carpenter Tools, Paint, Warn.
ishes.
Pictures framed in the finest style.
Anything not on hand, ordered uron
.hortest notice.
Remember, all oods offered ehean.
e. ?, plra4vh orf
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some OF John Bulls folks have been
furnishing an outrage done TO enc Of
Uncle Sans Slhooucrs out in AAjca
Adviccs from Congo, west coast oi A'r'l"
January Is, state that The British No'
steamer Avon had destroyed seven
villages on the Congo River aUd killed
three natives, as . punishment for PIN"
dering the American schooner Thomas
Nickerson. OF New York This ycS>c.
had been captured by the natives and
about thirty tons Of coffee were carried
oIup the country. She was fired by The
Avon in srlcr TO prevent further plum
q ring.
Now then, aner this. !tauy oueuudcr>
takes 10 hUr, John Bull see how Uncle
samuel will step in and administer q
black eye.
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