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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
ROLL OF HONOR.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

". Rniner TO Mathews. Jumper & Co.
Iote. Block q, Woaverville-Sl0O.
WAC. Markley to John & VIM. Soudan
Mining property, West Weaver-S2, 400.
&c. Wallace to R. Hughes-Miping prop
erty, Trinity River 500.
l. C, Clark to Louis Lautier-112 Blacksmith
shop, etc. Junction City-si0O
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

Down WITH THE DUsT.-Blackwell
has commenced sprinkling the street for
the Summer campaign. The late Spring
showers ran opposition TO him during last
month,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

JUNCTION CITY DANCE.-Dav e Todd
thIs week announce in nur adveI Using
columns that they will give IA Dancing
Fatty ut the Garter House, junction Ci-
w on Friday evening, june 29th, aud
extend cordial invitation Ia the peop'e g
o the county to be present nad parl'ci-
p"'e. 1t was the original intention al
'hese gentlemen Ia have their dance come
Oh an the Fourth of July, bnt the date
was changed on account OF the School
Ball here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

RED Hot The thel m1mrter touched
Ioo' in our office on Monday Inst. and il
wasn't much cooler any other place aboui
'own That afternoon ar any other after
boon this week. Just ut this season II
good missi"nary--one of those regular
o'd fashioned birthstone fellows-ought
!" do lively business in this vicinity, rs
our people wouldn't like to go 10 any
hotter place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

PRoE. ALLEN, of tho State Normal
School passed through here this week
on his way to Yreka.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

NEW RIVER is still gaining popula-
ton. Humboldt papers are our author.
ity for the assertion.
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from tho errors and
indiscretiOns OF yOuth. nervous weakness, ear
rreipo that will care you, FREE OF CHA kdE.
This great remedy was di-covered By mis-
siOnurv in South America. Send a seil-ad-
dressed envelopes 10 kkv. jos .rH 4. IShIs,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

A SPLENDID VARIETY.-Ea & Stein
muller, of Douglas City, this week sent
hu', by j. G. Mason, a box of the very
she largest one measuring five and one
half inches in circumference and weighing
one and one-sixteenth ounces Troy weight
while several others were nrarly rs lnrge.
They are OF Il new variety. known rs the
White Chill, and Mr.. Earl inimm4 us
that they will he able to furnish sets of
them this Fall. AS everybody who saw
the berries say they want some of the
sete, they will have no trouble in d:spO5-
ing Of all they have To spare.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16

RESERVE YOUR Orders. "A note re-
ceived from Shasta, from e. Nj :. Green,
o. the firm of Davi, & Green of the Chico
Marble Works, states that he was on his
way to Fort Jones ;o set up II Monument
and that he would return by the wny of
W"avervile. Mr.. Green will be- at the
Uninn Hotel on the 22d of this month Ia
Tonain two or three days, when parties
Desiring anything in the marble line will
h've nm opp 'rtunily of ordering. The
CLicD Marble Works does good work ut
Tow prices and guarantees satisfaction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
~ saI9fa ~

To the WOrking tINss. -We are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at homo, the whole Of the Time or
for their spare moments. business now, light
and profitable. Persons of either Sex easily
earn from 30 cents to ~ per evening, and u
proportional sum by devotng their whole time
to tho business Toys and girls earn nearly US
much "a mon, That all VINO See this no ico
may send their addr ss and test the basincss,
we make this unparalleled offer: Ia sIeh ~
are not well satisfied we will send one dollar
TO pay ion the trouble Of writing. Full pnrtic-
ulars, samples worth several dollars to com
menee work on, and copy of Home and Fire
sid, ON OF the largest and best illustrat, d
Publications, all sent ireo by mail Read =,
il you want permanent, profitable work, ad-
dress, GcORGE SrINsON y Co., Portland, Maine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
Regular Secretion Essential q
Health.

pSNECttOh ka>SthtsNh ~
Health.
The regular secretion and flow of tho
gastric juices, and OF the bile which the
use OF Hostetter's Stomach Btters pro-
NOTES, are effects which conduce maicii
ally to the restoration of health, when the
system is dsordered. Food Is not digest
ed in the dyspeptic stomach because The
gastric fluid Is deficient, superintendent
or vtiated the liver becomes congested
and the bowels constipated because the
supply OF bile is inadequate or misdirect
ed. The Bilters rectitcs all this, nnd 70.
moves every i'll consequence OF non as
| similation and bilious irregnlarity. Furth-
ermore, it stimulates tho action OF the
kidneys, by which impurities are, So to
speak, strained from tho blood, and any
tendency in the urinary organs to grow
sluggish and dsordercd tounterncted.
Whether it be used as means of regu.
hating gastric or bilious secretion, and re.
| lieving the overloaded bowels, or tn pro
mote complete, and therefore healthlul,
urinalion. HoStettor's Bittrrs mny he
relied upon with confidence TO accomplish
the end in view,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
FREMONT HOTEL,
:" AIN ST u EET,
RED BLUFF.
WILLIAM P. MAYHEM,
I,rOprtetOr.

The Proprietor would most rospeetfully an
nounce to his many old fIiends and also the
travelling pnblis tbst he has leased this we'll
known brick hotel, and will at all times be
found ready To wait upon all those who may
favor him with the light Of their countenances.
The TABLE will be supplied with the best
tho market affords. The ROOMS are large,
veil ventilated and furnished it'll now SpriBa
Beds throughout.
jsnL WILLIAM =. MAYHEM.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
CORRESPONDENCE.
TRINITY CENTER, June llth, 1877.

TRINITY CENTER, June 1lth, 1877.
Gracious how hot it was, the horses
switched and stepped cross legged at flies
oil day, the dogs shook out their tongues
ut full length, and the only sign of ami
nation among the painting humanity that
lay listlessly around the place was when
some white coated individual jumped up
TO see whether the thermometer had risen
within the last two minutes. Yesterday
the mercury touched 1902, the highest
point of the season.. Such weather as
this is very withering to the aspirations
of the average base bsllist, and il his re-
cord doesn't show up ms good as usual
this Summer, we shall know what to AS
cribe it to. Our young men tried yester-
day to start a game, but only got rs far
as the shade in the rear of the hotel,
where after few bounds and rebounds
the ball dropped into the we'll and ended
the game, they all agree that "we must
practice to win in that match"
The place is still doing something in
the way of Improvements. The hotel has
undergone thorough renovation in the
bar and dining-room under the skilltul
hands Of Doc. West, from Shasta. New
fences have lately been built, which add
20 the general appearance. A lady friend
defined her position on the Woman s
Rights question the other day by appear
ing with brush and bucket and giving
the pckets which enclose her lot fresh
coat of paint. She said she supposed the
ubiquitous item -fend was around watch
ing to get her name in the papers, and no
doubt he was.
Do you printers ever take an interest
in the phonetic model of spelling2 We
have seen those that do, and even have
them around us and they carry their
opinions down to the fine point in direct
ing letter. A package addressed to
=" Miss Loesy "--goes in to-day's mail.
Fancy Louisa's fcelings-providcd she
be not "fonctic ~ Accidentally look
ing over an order tor supplies prepared
by gentleman from the lower country
| was surprised to find him an advanced
advocate of the new system. The list
ran rs follows;
creem tartcr, beens
po,atus, mlIsteId,
cotlty, solt,
bakin, yecst powder,
flower, shugre.
River mining is ut present receiving
considerable attention hereabouts, and
prospects have been struck of u most
gratifying nature. Near the American
House, eighteen miles above here, quit,
mining camp has been formed. TlnlS
ham & Rumte:, of the Shoe Fly compa
Picayunc creek tributary Of Trinity riv.
or. They are certain of wages. and luob
for big pay. There is no reason why
Trinity river should not be rich with the
precious metal. 1t drains Il good gold
bearing section, and up this way has nev
er been prospected.
iI"Nei IS Fety orlsk horlhWhru, th'
, stages coming in and going out loadeC
every day. A large proportion Of tn,
passengers are Cinnamon. s. it will be
until the people have II voice in Congress
and not the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
the yellow boys come over the wnte
from the west, and white men go to tn,
East overland travel is good, and why
complain /? L'ORIENT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-16
One More Unfortunate.

Almost every day the papers chronicle the
suicide of some poor unfortunate whose mind
has been enIe bled by dyspepsia, over whose
earthly horizon II heavy gloom has gathered
from the untold and unt3llable agonias OF tits
cruel complaint. Dyspepsia is one Of the
most depressing diseases affecting humanity.
1t is cosmopolitan in its nntlrs m c'dntry
i exempt from its visitatOns no family FREQ
from its attacks. There is balm in Gilrad ;
it com s in the shape Of tho Peruvian Syrdp.
For years has boen scattering its blessings
abroad. There Is, probably, no disease which
experience has so amply proved to b renedi'
able by tho Peruvian syrup az DyspeJ aia
The most inveterate forms Of this disuuar buYa
bsrn completely cur,d by this medicine, az
ample testimony OF many OF our first citiLons
provo. Sold by all druggists.
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BUDGET or FUN.

An ORIENTAL -IsCULApIUs.- Oscan-
yam, in his book Tile Sultan and hts Pe2pte,
tells the following anecdote ola Turkish phy.
stefan, whose prescriptions and methon oil
treatment will interest practitioners IN New
York:
A perscr 'yeeediDgly i'll Of typhus fever
called in cuv ui these medical gentlemen, who,
alrr"I.n I've considered the case quite hope
less, prescribed tor his patient, ana took his
leave. The next day in passing by, he IN
CURED of servant at the door If his master
was not dead. Dead No. he is much bet.
ter" Whereupon the doctor proceeded up
STAIRS TO obtain a solution otthis miracle.
"Why," said the convalescent 81 was con
sumed with thirst and drank a pailiul of
the Juice Of picked cabbage"
"Wonderfuln' quoth the doctor. And out
came the tablets, on which the physician
made this inscription, Cured OF typhus fever,
Mehemcd Agha, an upholsterer, by drinking
pailful of picked cabbage juice
Soon after, the doctor was called TO anoth-
er patient, a yaghlikgee or dealer in embroi,
deIcd handkerchefs, suffering from the same
maady. He forthwith prescribed "a palltu!
of picked cabbage juice
On calling the next day 10 congratulate his
patient on his recovery, be was ast0nished To
be told that the man was dead. The Oriental
Asculapius, in his bewilderment AT these
phenomena, came to the safe conclusion, and
duly noted III his memoranda, thai" although
in cases of typhus fever pickled cabbage Juice
is an efficient remedy, it is not, however, to be
used unless tie patient be Jy profession an up.
ho!sterer.-Ua,pcl'S Nag.
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still Anxious.

When Hardin White was brought out on
Monday morning to answer TO the charge OF
drunkenness, he said he was very anxious TO
get home to Bay City, and he was told to 90.
When he was brought ont again Wednesday
morning on the same charge, he explained
that he got left, had been robbed, and was
still very, very anxious to reach home Ivy the
the airline route,
and you are still anxious to get TO Bay
Cuy?" inquired his honor, rs the prisoner
stood before him.
Pm so anxious that fairly trcmbe." re-
piled Mr.. White
II suppose you'd charter special train If
you had the money!"
"Yes,.I would, tell you, judge, this being
separated from my loving wife almost kills
me. If ever get home again I'll stick right
there"
What is your wilc's name:" suddenly ask,
ed the court.
The man shattered and stammered, scratch
ed his head, and finally replied that il was
Mary.
"Well, I'll have the clerk drop her note
to the effect that you are still anxious to reach
home, but won't get there tor thirty days. BY
by--trot along"
"Oh heavens! but this is a crushing blow,
gasped the prisoner as he slid into the corrl-
dor.
Bljah was beginning to feel sympathy fol
him when she fellow picked up a new broom
and broke the handle across his knee and
tried to tear the stove Gown.
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A IiIOW ON tic Ear.

Corporal punishment in schools, and proOa-
L.y in the family, IS far more extensively
prac,iced in England than in this country.
But it is deplorable fact that children every
where are often the recipients Of passionate
blows, given hastily, not with any calm de
sire of reforming the supposed culprl, but
merely to relieve the anger Of parent, teacher,
employer, or nurse. The London queen gives
an instance showing the result of one such
passionate blow. At Manchester, England, n
girl of Il was employed in one of the facto-
RES. One day the overlooker IN the mill,
fancying she had disobeyed some trivial regu.
latlon, gave her blow on the side OF her head
with his hard At dinner.time the poor
child complained of pain in her head, and
lay down, unable to eat anything. On going
home, about in the evening, she still con-
she became insensiblc, and died about seven
o'clock. Medical examination showed that
Death was caused by the rupture of one OF the
cerebral vessels. The overlooker was arrested
and tried for manslaughter; but several wit
uesses proved that the blow was nothing more
than "a box on the ear and the jury finally
decided the death to be by "mlsadvelture,'
and the man was discharged, with the admo.
milton not to resort again TO such mode OF
punishment. A case of this kind carries its
own lesson. A blow on the car is one of the
most cruel OF all punishments. 1t disturbs
The entire organization OF the head and brain
and the exquisitely delicate machinery OF
hearing. Death may not often result In con-
sequence; but cases of deafness are frequen.,
assesses often follow, and lrreparable injury
TO the brain may entail lifelong misery.
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\ lady consulting the late Mr.. ADe.nctLy
on a nervous disorder, entered into 4 long
frivolous and fantastic detail of the symptoms
dissatisfied with being referred to his book
for instruction respecting the treatment Of
her complaints, she persisted IN endeavo-ing
TO exact further Information from Mr.. Abcr
ne.hy. After suffering her volubliity with
considerable patience for a while, lie rxclaim
cd Ia the repeated May eat oysters, Doc
tor: May eat suppers:' lltcll you what
Ma'am; you NAV Cd; anything but the poker
and The bellows, for oSe IS hard o.! digestion
and the other l. fr,. O.. wind
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The rollowsug story bout the late Mr. Fin
ney we have not seen IN print. Among his
many peculiarines was the manner OF his
public prayer. During the French and Ger
man war he was greatly exercised. He led
in prayer in one of the Oberlin churches, and
used these words; 80 Lord, how long? how
long? Bring this war TO a speedy close. o
Lord, they go on killing women and children
and burning villages; and they call this civil
warfare. o Lord, did you ever hear Of any.
thing so ridiculous y -lRdepcadtHt.
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The newest Boston joke: Bummerscn,
when travelling on Il Tremont-strQet car, the
other day, was suddenly aroused from pen,
sive thought by the inquiry OF the conductor
how far he wanted to 60 whisky straight"
no replied what do you mean 2" said the
astonished conductor. This amt a barroom
on wheels. Where shall we land you"'
"Lcmmesee," murmured b. softly to himself,
"Gin, brandy-that amt it. Rum-that's it!
/ know now. Jamaica Plain | knew it
was some kind Of straight drink"
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A striking illustration of that humanity for
which Hlndoos are proverbial is afforded by
the account given IN the Indian newspapers
Of their cOrduGt during Il terrible confagra-
ton which occurred at AhRedabad, Bombay,
On the oath of last month. The fire broke
cut on the evening of that day, and was not
eytinguished until noon on the following day.
j destroyed $50 houses and an immense
amount OF valuable property. There was no
water at hand available for putting the fire
out, and the municipal water carts and
'Pluckally bullOcks' had to bring it from a
distance. Everybody was rushing hither and
lhther; the soldiers of the Thirteenth Regi-
ment of Native Infantry, assisted by their Of
Gcers and the European officials, were Doing
their utmost TO save lie and property, and
the whole city, as might be expected, WIS IN
hubbub The HindoOs, however, stood ard
cazed at the spectacle, quite Indifferent to Tie
.eriible consequences, ard although mGaJ OF
them howled, screamed, and cried, they rem.
!ered no further assistance toward eXiinguish.
ny the flames Most Of their houses were
furnished with tanks, but they refused for a
considerable time TO allow water 10 DC taken
rom these recepiaclcs, toy fear OF the AM.
EalcC!ae being killed
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Wife (reproachtully)-"Oh, George
again. Husband-"Beg y'r par'n, my dyar
-nOrabirofit-beent 'see Wesht'n an O'Leary
walkin' roun' an roun' an roun'-ma' me
jush lille gizzy-thash all Beside, got a
pair of those screwed boots on. Seen EN-
dvertised-haven't you :"-PuRch.
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MOTH E..-EsTATF or ISAAC PoOL. DgcEAsRD.-
y Notice Is hereby give that the undersigned Eyeru-
tors las, viii ana testament Of Isaac fGoi late OF
the county OF La Sale and state o! lIc, G"Cca'Cd. VIII
appear before the County court OF said comfy, On the
tTd Monday being the eighteenth dayJ OF jane. ISL ri
Tie County Court House In ottawa IN sad county, when
ana whcte al persona having claims or demands against
said estate notified 10 attend ELC present the rtEc 10
writing Tor &C I-'Leu'
Iafcs this ta.rG day O.. |av 4. :. 8. -. ~
JOHN POBL.
henry roo.
go.
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7Le0al.
c. 4. PRCSE,


VI Armour ana Sarah Armour BIS vie Of TIE cry Of
mortgage deed bearing dale the eighth day Of April p
1878 duly executed sckoW sd delivered on the I'm
OF La Sale county. the State OF Illinois. on tie ION day
n nnt d. r W M lah S Al he oow dec6ed
premises 10 wit: The northeast quarter tNt,l and lhe
soutbh,f $50 LOT number two C2l In block number
twelve ( in Inc original town city, OF Ottawa in Is
Snllc county and STATE 81 Illinois, 10 secure me pay OF
executed by srd Archibald Armour and payable TO the
ORDER sad Mary Mahoney esSn Of sad four note 6anG
spectvey one, three and four from date with
Interest me rate Of ten per per angm TayseS an
cure the payment OF part OF the purchase money o. sa
And whereas Afterwards. the said Mary Mahoney sold.
assigned and endorsed said mortgage and me three OF
years date thereof being number two three and o9r
the other OF said notes number one % having been aGl
ow uer holder OF sad three notes, Nos. and T.
four hundied and sixty snO, dollars Of the principal
said note number two t2l 5000 having teen pad LeO ~
been made in the payment the whole OF the prnc?a OF
said number three go ana four % snG OF the interest
And whereas, there now due ard unpaid on said three
last mentioned notes. including interest the sun oil three
Thousand and twenty three dollars and "ey'seVen cent?
And whereas II Is provided 10 and by said mortgage dee!
that default in The payment Of the SAID promIsory
notes or either Of them or any Tsr ngeGi sSGGg 70
ond part her heirs OF assigns may sell and dispose OF said
premises and all the right title. benefit and equity OF re-
assigns the highest and hest price the will bring IN
cash four weeks public notice having been given OF the
time and place such sale and TO MAKE, execute ana &C.
liver the purchaser purchasers al such sale deed or
deeds conveyance for the premise sold ard out Of the
such sale TO ali costs and expenses INCURRED
In advertising selling said premises also the principal
and interest due SAID notes either or any part OF hen
and 10 pay the surplus II any sad party Oh e Ft psF'
theii heirs or 'gIs -,
And whereas default has been raSG IA The peyCent Of said
notes therefore public notice is hereby given
that under and by virtue OF the power ana authority IN ne
vested by said mortgage deed and Tor the purpose OF pay
ns the amount that may be dueon said notes on DAY OF
sale together with the costs ana Npenses II sale THOMAS
Hurord, assignee said notes and mortgage, WILL on ueS
day the teuth day oil July lS, az the hour OF on
O'Clock the afternoon OF said day n the south door OF
County court House. In the city OF Ottawa. County OF La
Sale and State Illinois, sell and dispose OF the PREMISE,
above and In said mortgage described and all the right
title and equity of redemption of the said Archibald Ar
and Sarah Armour their heirs or assigns hereR &c
the highest and best bidder cash III retOr ant Will exc
cute deed or deeds the purchaser purchasers thereof
Da;ed May 10Th ls,1. -
THOMAS llCRFORp.
hss'cree OF said notes and u,rt gage.
&, II, BEUSn, Attorney for Assignee.
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! Scotch lady newly come To London, and
rather too familiar with her coUutry's mode
OF expression, inquired &, l!nen-draFer' 5
shop for a tas,eclo,h oe Gambroal pattern,
meaning a chcCkercd pattern. The cocGEey
shOpman, gmazeG AZ such "a question, and
from "a lady. aEswaed: Why, Ma am, We
nave patterns nrsiiy brsa.. lr.-t-a--onc
quite 81 broad a. shat"
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doctor. what viii. cure dandruff? asked a
dandy Don't know; didn't know that Dan
Drutf was sick" replied DR.. Grufy. The
dandy thought it nas a joke, but could not
get il through his hair.
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"spcG-in- oi bathing said Ms. Parting
Ton, from behind the steam TIA. 81. Sc i.oL
her ten as % sci. .G her bushes when touch
i'm "pGH % delicate subject. some bath" with
nri!.c' ImgUr..y in wls- as col. @. Green
lands icy mountains and In has cora. strands.
but for my par: ! preFe- 90 have the "U'e. g.
l:,'la torpid
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well, il this isn't mean sald an lndig.
nant plckp0cket. Here's this Teller agOin'
about with this ere yaller cham, and when
pulls i out there amt no watch on the end OF
~
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\ downtown m@L wno went TO church last
Sunday remarked atterward that he preferred
the organ 10 the preacher. He sand there
seemed to be q stop 20 the organ,-Norrtct
PyN,tiU
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CINAI. SrIT'rLENI EoT.-EsTATE

irISaI. -I;I''I"LE;NI 4; - 'I'.--.lsTATE ~
L JoUS OLEsoS. DEcEfsEp-. Notice ), hereby CIV
On all persons QiCrrsCg sad estate that the gtl'T
signed Administrator o. The estate 1Gla C'csoE Cr
ceased. viii appear before the COuaiy Court Of tire COUNTY
Of La sale and state OF Illinois. ~ ne County Court House
IN Ottawa, u said county, Monday, iUr eighteenth dag
June so, fuc q Vulpp.c OF rendering 20 ae.
count a.! his proceedings 9. Il. al; .rgGga f.! s.l
estate tor tnC NAL settlement.
Date. ., Ottawa this % day ~: Ma" 81
AUSTIN II .If'.
A4.rtr: h.HaChi.a. Arnlr.-,-.r0r.
Gers Coau;y Court, Ia SAIL. Coz -. LJj.,a
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When Buffalo yo-c- lady write &.
correspondent. 49, !rSls her bean, U3J =
too bashfui'. ullesSal Tie nicer rseEes @.
LIS position, ,ls VII cay. william. il ypE
were io kiss ur, you is.-a, he a:-a,- IA
would kear IT,: la-itI c-eak tie .s.l Sac
49,. - - -.--..----.