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, 1877-11-16

obadiah. II put her in the farm yard. "
"Did thee beat heri' III never struck
her blow fright, Jacob, right. Sit
down to thy breakfast. and when done
eating | will attend to She hciler."
Shortly sitter he had fni,hed his re-.
past lawson mounted horse snd rode
over to DoOds, who MAS sitting on the
porch in front of the house, and as he
beheld the Quaker dismount, supposed
he was coming to demand pay for his
iilly, and secretly swOre he would have
to 90 to law for il, if he did. Good
morning, neighbor Dood; how is thy
iamilyT exclaimed Obadiah, as he
mounted the steps and seated himself in
chair. "All well, believe was the
reply. 81 have small affair to settle
with thee this morning, and | came
rather early" $50 | suppose" growled
Watt. This morning my son found thy
Durham heter IN my garden, where she
destroyed good deal And what did
he do with herr demanded Dood, his
brow darkening. "And What would thee
have done with her, had she been my
heiter in thy gardeni' asked Obadiah.
aid have shot her." retorted Watt, mad
ly, "as suppose you have done, but we
are even now; heiter for tiIly is only 'tit
for tat " "Neighbor Dood, thou know
est me not, if thou thinkest | would
harm hair on thy heifer's back. She is
in my farm-yard, and not even blow
has been struck her, where thee can get
her at any time. know thee shot my
filly, but the evil one prompted thee to
do it, and lay no evil to my heart
against my neighbor. came TO tell thee
where thy heifer is, and now III go
home"
Obadiah rose from the chair and was
about to descend the steps, when he was
stopped by Watt, who hastily asked,
"What was your tilly worth9' "a hun.
dred dollars is what asked for her." re-
piled Obadiah. "Wait." And Dood
rushed into the house, whence he soon
returned with some gold. Here's 1.-THE
price of your filly, and hereafter let there
be pleasantness between u.s."
Obadiah mounted his horse and rode
home with lighter heart, and from that
day to this Dood has been as good a
neighbor as one could wish to have, be-
ing completely reformed by the returning
of good for evil.
, 1877-11-16
The Dutch Passion for Washing.

Every Saturday morning the Dutch
women wash their houses on the outside.
scrubbing them from pavement TO chin.
ney. Any point that is too high for broom
or ladder they reach 10y forcing pump.
Out Of nearly every window may be seen
II woman, stretching herself half way oct,
perhaps, with a brush and cloth reach
ing after some fanCied dirt-spot or dash
ing "A pail of water at il.
II is understood At this time that the
town is given up tO cleaning, and the
pssserS-by OF the pavement below have
ma right to complain il they get shower
Of water and snds over their heads The
spiders have been driven out of Holland,
or left in disgust; and | do not think
ever saw a hy anywhere in the country.
No swallows areallowed to dirty up their
houses or stables, and strange to say, one
sees no birds about whatever, eXcep. the
omDipresent storks, which are allowed,
10y special favor, to build their nests in
the chimney-tops, owing to II particular
veneratiun which the Dutch have for this
bird. likely because it is a Waterfowl, or
rather water and land.fowl; or like the
Dutch themselves, IN ampbibious swamp
animal.
AS you go through Dutch town the
most common sight is the women washing
in the canals. On both. sides, from one end
OF the street to the Other, they nray be seen
at all times of the day,washing every thing
from babys stocking to tableCloth
and, when they have nothing else to wash,
they wash out their brooms and brushes
and tubs and themselves. Sometimes the
whole canal has the appearance Of flow
ing with sosp-suds.
The Dutch have learned the art of
washing and everything connected with
il so well that other countries often send
their linen there to be washed and
b!eached, especially the large manufac.
tories. The meadows outside of Dutch
town are fairly white with washed arti-
cles stretched over them.-Ladtts' Re
posttory.
, 1877-11-16
Thoughts from Emerson.

Friends, such as we desire, are dreams
and fables.
The ornament of home is the friends
who frequent it.
Every man passes his life in search
after friendship.
Better be nettle in the side of your
friend than his echo.
To most of us society shows not its
face and eye, but its side and back.
The fountain of beauty is the heart,
and every generous thought illustrates
the walls of the chamber
A house should bear witness in all its
economy that human culture is the end
to which it is built and garnished.
do with my friends as do with my
books--I would have them where could
find them, but seldom use them.
Bashfulness and apathy are II tough
husk, in which delicate organization is
protected from premature ripening.
Love is the dawn of civiity and grace
in the coarse and rustic. 1t makes the
clown gentle and gives the coward
heart.
We see the heads that turn on the pivot
Of the spine-no more; and we see heads
that seem to turn on pivot as deep as
the axle of the world-so slow and lazi-
ly, and great they move.
The poor are only they who feel poor,
and poverty consists in feeling poor. The
rich, as we reckon them, and among them
the very rich, in true search would be
found very INDECENT and ragged.
Whose shall teach ME how TO eat my
meat and take my repOse, and deal with
men, without any shame following, will
restore the life Of man to splendor, and
make his own name dear TO history.
, 1877-11-16

T.r minister could scarcely contain
Er. ninth. bat thanked the bridegroom
and 'u.d h.m tNc children would he glad
g o.. aaI h.dr him pleasant good.
morning Ilt fuI.hei hi. dinner, then
yuti.ue the pup sar,iully back into the
hua. started pith 10 under bis arm for the
.aayrf, Dfhce
~. friend "a. quite surprised to see
him ~ .opu ag,in, butihc pa,tol relieved
hi, curiosity boy saying:
Il had 10 idta, when | accepted your
oErr his morning, that | should have 10
cumr 80 son O. claim u, snd hardly
think | should have accepted Il So quick.
is hai known | NAs Ia marry a couple
to-day, aud receive such an unusual and
unexpected fee. Generally there is not
so much difference in them, but this was
perfect surprise tu me-
mo backing out, now" said the law
yer, THAT bargain was fair and square,
and you must hold TO H.. Here's your
ten dollars; hand over the feel"
The minister demurred moment, told
him he should beware how he made such
rash promises again; but finally, unfast-
ening the cover of the box, said: "All
right, I'll stand by the bargain" tum-
bled out the pup upon the lawyers desk,
and with the blsndest smile upon his
face, waving his hand and bowing polite
ly, he said, "Here is the fee-which half
will you tskei'
The blank look of amazement and dis
gust hich overspread the countenance of
the lawyer as he looked al the roll of
puppiness, was amusing to see.
"You don't mean it, that you married
a couple, and that was your fee2"
"Indeed it was" said the minister,
"and the farmer who presented it thought
he was doing a handsome thipgw
Then, with hearty laugh, the lawyer
handed him the gold piece, and told him
that he thought he had nothing more to
say in regard to the enriching of minis
ters by wedding fees. -Ars. James s.
Dickason, in the Standard.
, 1877-11-16

ONE had q watermelon in basket and
the other big piece of corned beef on
her arm, as they met at the Central mar
ket yesterday, and chatted for moment.
One had evidently been married but a
few days, as the other queried-
"Well, how do you like your second
husbandp
"Oh, he's fair-very fair, but you see |
don't understand him very we'll yet" was
the answer.
mo trouble, hope9"
"Oh, no, though for about a week |
feared there might be. He went around
looking sad ard down.h hearted, sighed
every five minutes, and wouldn't, answer
till had spoken several times. | really
got alarmed"
"And what was the matter-colic,
heart disease or aguel"
II couldn't make out, as | told you
but he finally explained that he had an
other wife in Canada and feared she
might come here. There the poor man
was worrying about it for days and days,
and / was thinking he was mad or going
crazy. 1t was great relief to both OF
us when he told me the real facts, and
now we shall change our name to Thomas,
move into house facing the alley, and
live as happy as bees."-A. quad.
, 1877-11-16

A. SMALL colored boy at Chatham, Can
ada, held one end of whip-stock in his
mouth while musing, and, falling, the
stick was driven through the back OF his
neck, requiring the strength of power
full man to pull it out. The spinal col
umn was not hit and the child is again
quite well.
, 1877-11-16

THEY are going to dramatize the Tweed
revelations. An opera has already been
com posed about him. WiIIiam Tell.
, 1877-11-16

THE interments in the C, tacombs at
Rome are estimated at 100000.
, 1877-10-24

Church throughout the land WAS in full accord
with the ,a'ltrs In their work.
he President male An appeal for The recoE-
nisIf'n Of women tn Christian work. The Chursb
should wet,11nc thetr c'topcratton. but II 1t
were impossible 10 ol,tatp this, shc, for one,
would work outside the Church.
Mrs. j. g. Adams wanted the report Of what
the women had done included IN the Church
Annual rhe Wo1nen'a Fortdsn Mitsion Of the
Methot3fst Church hal taken accnsstlcsab1c step
The General Conference. The speaker did not
btlicse in separate work for men anil wosnen,
but held that thcv should assist ono another In
all matters looking to thc gotd Of the Church
After further devotional exercises, a recess
WA taken for short time, after which hlsl-
ncss meeting wa4 organized for the election Ut
differs for the ensuing yesr nnh The transaction
Of renerai busioesa. Thu Prc.',len., Secretary,
and Fice-l'rcsi,fcnts OF some Of the statcs tnsfe
veEy s'rfef rcrbaf reports ot the work done in
their rcsprctive dstrsctA
The Treasurer, Mn. !. 9. AdAms, presented
et tsp"rt for the s;orng tnti, o, re-
Il" Us sd st i;no!. 2Si9r! eenrsSss sss over M
s6.ooo and Connecticut ka,Uo. while soma
o. ths M sate. s os'y set !o few do!i.r. and :ev:
from ali ,ouyes were eli,0.si0s, tho dsburse.
nents, 81 ,s92.T7; leaving balance TN hand Of
S!,Hf!.al. The report Wa accensed, and the As-
soctatLnn ad}ournctl until 2 T. m.
At the afternoon meeting. tue report Of tile
the sear, WAS adopted. Officers for the coming
year were elected as foliows: President. Mrs.
Caroline a. soule; Treasurtt, Mrs. 81. 4.
Adams: Corresponding Secretary. Mr.. .. +.
can'we'': necor'ling Secretary. thc lev. Flor
cncc En]lock: Corresponding Secretary for the
Aostlwftt. Mrs ]. ". Harrison. In the even
Ing a tnus.-ineeting was held IN the Church, at
which Mrs. c. 4. soule, ttse Rev. Augusta
Chapn, and ot!,crr, delivered addresses.
THIS morning tho ticuerAl Convention will
bcEttt, the following being the order of cxer-
c!sea: S:aJ a. n,.-Eralse aud prayer meeting
in the Iccture.rnoul Of st. pauI's Church, led
" Rev. Il. II. lIeere, Of Mnncsota. ~ 4. m.--
Organization ef tho Convention, !u 1t. rau's
Church. 2;n P. 'n.--ltcpofts OF Boards OF
Truatees and Treasurer. 80 p. m.-Gcneral
meeting, the subjectA tseing "Etiuca.ion and
'sun1aY.scho3t." Addresses arc expected
from the lev. Q. y: Weaver, y. D., af Illinois.
90 the former subject: ard the Iscs. l.. j.
Fletcher, ID. H., uf New York, on the latter.
10 2. u,.-I'reaef,ing service ID Churcl, Of the
RetItctncr, corner West Washington aud aangA-
mon streets. Sermon BY tho Pew. J. II. Pull
iuao, Of New fUtk CITY.
, 1877-10-24
Louisiana.

NRw ORLEANS, Oct. e3,-Tho Injunction re-
Gently Issued against the School Board At tho
instance OF Paul TrevtEnc, forbidding tho Board
from establishing separate schools for white And
golosed children was today, dissolved by judge
Fighter, Of tue Sixth District Court.
A syndicate Ut eminent hnapcieFs In Europe
hare proposct to loan the State oE Louisiana
el1.9t0, ,00u. with which tho Stata must call In
and pay Of her present ,lebt at par. with in
terest 10 the date Of retirement. Tho Stale
q Souds to t1s .vndea,c saba osarp er
cent Interest, principal anu interest tnaIc
payable lu forty.dse years. under this arrange.
meut the State would be required to pay only
about o,oU per atBunt on sccount Of prfn.
etpa! and interest lustead OF $s00,OD now re-
9uire1 to pay Interest TN Stats bonds. 1t Is be-
llcssa, however, that thts proposition cannot
under tho Constitution aud pressut Stats LAWS
" AIAtpted.
, 1877-10-24
NOTES INTERESTING.

splendid wenther.
Wclilnformed medical men say people Of the
same complexion aloult never marry.
Tho reputation ot trof. MARITIME as the lead.
Ing danclnE-master il fully established.
The New York Herald suggests 10 the Czas
that Turkey las not had enough ure4s!ug.
Our readers cau obtain any book they Wish At
afargo discount from Chapin's. s5 Madison.
Queen v!ytorla has Just concluded treaty
with the khedlyc Of Egypt. tu which the Khc-
dive agrees to suppress uncunlissonally. the
traffic tn slaycs and children. Egyptian slayc-
traues arc to bo couFtMaFtta!~l as a4sassins
ai1u foreign sIaye-lcalcrs are to b. fanle4 over
to tho cuuntriea to which they bclong
Tie steamer Empire State. OF the Western
city yesterday, bringing a;3 parkag weighing
tsj tons. Of paiuts, colors ana varAshcs tor thu
large Wholesale house VI G. +. Rlynohls 4 Co.,
"a Lake street. The amount ablse uasned IL
largest amount " merchandise eyer brought
by anE boat OF this line at one tiule 10 ono ID.
dic.s. The steamer ldahu VI tho katuc liue, IL
about due here, bringing 3s' packages of ihs
are all from, the extensive tnanufactory of Tic
tFm located at New York.
Mr. Dell Soblit, Of Wilmington, Del, eeIe.
bsattd hl3 centennial birthday last Friday, hay.
tng bcen Torn OIL tho 18th day U: October. III,
making hln l0o years Of a.e. Ar. NoblLt Is i
high!y.esteeuscd cittzeu, aud during .hs 4lay
large numbers VI persons Waited htlsl aul az.
tcnde4 their compliments. Considering hIs
agc, sar. Nobiit h enjoying good health, anl d
ettll tH Possession of acttve lnthtxi faculties,
lic take. hts daily walk, aud delights In sv.cIy,
lng social Visits. 1n tho section u ths city tn
which he resides tho houses wrre profusely
decorated With nags, aud salute Of lO1
guns wa4 fred 10 Tue morutpg iu his honor.
ln the evening he was teudsre1 = grand sc1c.
hada.
Our numerous realers In the country A1e
often pcrplext1 whcn Invited 10 atteuI the
weddings VI their friends to know what to give
them - y present. jcxelIy Il universally "
but the stocks carried hy the lew esss s,l1ls4Ga
, 1877-10-24

HANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH.
St. 1ou1s, Oct. GA special from Jefferson
City to tile Glo1x- Democrat says the matter Ut
the appointment Of Receiver Of the Hannibal
d St. Joseph Railroad Was laid before the su-
preme Court to-day In tho shape Of an appllca-
sion by the attorneys Of the Railroad
Company for IN appeal from tls
decree OF Judge uroadcrs, Of the Circuit
Court, nnd for 8nper5e1eas suspcndiux tho
appointment of d Receiver, and staying cx-
tcutton Of l!s orders by tho Court. After
hficf speech by couHselors on different eldes.
tho Court granted TIL Thursday for flling OBJ
1cetiona for granting tho sppeal. The Company's
Ueorgc ". Easfy, ot Missouri, 1icury Crawford,
Of Chicago. The attorneys for the conlulatuanls
aslting the appointment Of . 1scce!ycr arc Wells
Hcnder&lott Of New York, Samuel Glover. Of
Ut. Louis, and a. 4. Harris, nf Chfllleothe Tho
Company Ia also represented by William N.
Bliss, j. II. lartshorr, II. II. Cook, nnd Il. W.
Grcenlcaf, Of New York, stockholders.
The following telegram came from Jefferson
City late tonight with a request tO ttle Asso-
ciatod rresa Agent to nut It In his dispatches:
Noticing Mr.. Ortswo!d's card to the New York
Rorfd anu Mr: 1lartshoIa's interview with ro-
porter OF the st. Louis 1tn.ts, whrreln thc st.te:
mcnt IL made that tho suit against tho Hannibal
i st. 10 Hoaa u in the Interest Of Jay Gould and
the Wabash abroad, deem It my duty to say
that neither ihe Chicago, Burlington Quincy
Railroad, tito Wabash. nor Any other corporation.
est la the suit with tho plaintiff. ethor directly
or indirectly, further stAtS that the application
wAA mAAo in behalf Of al hunc4t adt1nstration
Of tho Hlrx Of tho Eoad and IN the nterest ut tho
people Of the Stato Of Missouri anil all otcfs In.
Nxitr NxYnHn,uorr
, 1877-10-24
Extensive Preparations for
Gen. Grants Recep- i
ton in Paris.
MacMahon Will Decline to
Change His Ministers
at Present.
The Republicans More Inclined to
Act with Moderation.
Weekly Revfcw of the English
DreadstufIy Trade.


THE ARMIES.
THE CzARnw1TCH's ToHCEs.
LosDoS, Oct. ni-5 a. ma correspondent
1t Dicta reports that tho Czarowitch to pushing
forward against Rasera'l. leaving one corps 10
eperate against Nustchuk.
MORE RUSSIAN L8ylEs.
VIENNA, Oct. 23.-Russia las ordered Tho
mobilization OF alt the Cossaeka not set In act
Ire service. These will amount to nlnetJ-one
regiments.
DENfAIs
LONDON, Oct. o3.-The Tast aNthoritattycfy
denies that Col. Valentine Baker a1lti other En-
gltsh officers have been sent to Constanttnople.
FAMINE.
A correspondent tclcgraphs from Ragasa that
the inhabitants Of the Wassowich District, Mon
tenegro, numbering 2l 600. arc stricken with
famine.
An Erzcroum dispatch, dated Tuesday, con-
taius the following: "Alukhtar TAsha IL safe
He occupies strong position At Yentcko', west
Of the 4aRhanlu-Dagh. Ismail Iasha's retreat
anl Junction With Afukhtar arc seriously men
aeodN
, 1877-10-24

WoA1A'H C6N1EN1Rt AxSOEI1TIo2.
The Wonan's Centenary Association Of the
uuiyersalist Church hud it, snnusl session
yesterday In st. raui's Church, Michigan ave-
uue. Mrs. Caroline 4. soule, President of tLc
Association, occupied the chair, aud Mrs. Bas.
settle actcd a Secretary. The Association COM
meneed it, sessions sbout . \. n,., sons 5fty
Delegates being present. An hour wns spent tn
devotional exercises, after wllch Mrs. Albums
aud Ara. Draper spoke briefly On tho necessity
ot prayer for the suuccss Of the work.
Dir. D. c. Tom'lnson, Of Ohio, followed with
= short speech, approving Of tho Objects Of tho
Association, aud pledging his support to 1t.
, 1877-10-24

Nm. Il, Il. sfEvtNs:
In 1H7.! your SE1rTixK was recommended to me
and. yielding ~ the per*uAslons Ut friend con-
scented to Try II. At the time waa suffering frota
General Debility md Nervous f'rostra;!on, super.
induced bJ oserwork aud irregular habits. Isa won
dcFiul STRENGTHENING md curative properties
seemed 70 aHcct ny debllItase.l rysem from tte
0rst do.t: and under Lts persistent use, rapidly
recovered. eRIning more than usual health md
good feeling. Since then have not hc.ttsttl Ia
give FEoxTlNx my r1u.t. unqualified indurren,cnt
n be!ng safe. sure. ant powerful ngcnt tn pro-
mntlng health snd restoring the wasted SYSTEM tu
cine use. anu a long u Hive. never expect ia
and better. Your truly. ". il. CLARK,
110 Montefcy-at-, Allcghany, Pa.
, 1877-10-24
THE PlTTSBuRG MIDDLE.

PlFEsRuA0, Fa., Ocl. 23.-judRc Kirkpatrick
sent for the Grand jury this forenoon, and IN.
fostuesl them that he had notified the Attorney.
General Of the Courts decisiou On the argu-
meut On attachments for the Stato ofttceYs.
Ths Judge than submitted Gen. Leas's answer.
In which lie askea to hive tho service OF attach
n,ents delayed for ono week, ptomlsaug to have
the matter Eea dy fos decision by Nov. l. Alter
lowed and the Attosney-G General notified.
II IL believed that Gen. LeaT will carry tho
ouestjop beforu the Supreme Court, now In
session here, 80 that the legality Of tho psocs&s
Msy be fully tested
, 1877-10-24
VEGETINE.

The following letter from ths i.e.. q. ". sfans.
asla iormrflf ., pa.tor Of ho Methods, Ep.eopsl
eli. nus. eonriuce every one WIN reads bis letter
OF tlc wonderful cuEat!ve qualities Of EEanrlsk
- thorons sssnset !. and pu.saet Of ths eo.d
Dtdr Sir: About ten years ago, my hea1th failed
s
Inc form Of i large. dccp.,e.ted ab-cess, which
gca operations by III bs,t .kl!l IN tbs smtc, but
received M permanent curr. suffered great 1a!n
tu.s discharge. also loYt stuall pleces It aonc Ut
Matters fau N thus aeou. seven {ear4 iii Mar.
your on1cc. tnd task With you of tic virtue of
tE'ET!SE. ald ro anu BY Your kindness pasacI
y9se y.4 ssus, pst ns
~ what saw and hea:d. Eained soms cona.
eo,anencei u tstins !. soon after, ba. felt worse
lsou, its cErcIs; ,lill pessovcrcd and SON fet it
sce the results d,ssred i'll lad taken ii flith.
Guilty IN the back wna cured: and. for nine months
lave enjoysd thu best uf health.
eeh esset ,a ssrr Isfore e rY &
Ald var never rnors kolu to psFform laboe than
During the pas. few week. I bad scrofslous
swellIni, y iarcs AZ my dsl gather on another
p1I itook vx"s4xx faithfully. and it removed /,
!esel with tls surface IN month. think ehnu
have bern eureI Of my main trouble souncr II !
haA taken larger do.ee. utter having becume ac-
LIT your patrons troubled with sesofuta or Xiii.
uey p.easc understand that Il takes time to ours
chronic dlseases aud. II They will patiently takr
"a s's'' 00sscn' e. Il @ISsTtEIb XVI: Ell 'so't'
Psator of the Methodist Ep!seopal Church.
, 1877-10-24

4 sr-ftnn
o,....na..,a p .r' ait - o9Tba sl1r r,s,.n;. u.
efH.'eFa11o, A''' ~ '.-A"e .l,''''' p1p
t1ss HcheFal Assoe1at'ou t1ahsac1co ma1l'iy
routine business Of no public Importance at
T,'n s,,rt,ar s,,oo, fono,..,.,: +s,,,. mn,
aug ,1.3. e"""a3 es'ool ,.', iepo.s a''s
tccou'"'eAoa"oas "efc uoop$eo aAtes psoioase"
discussion.
Tic 1tcy, Il. blackburn, Secretary Of tho Min
listers, Mutual AID Society. submitted a report
- H.. ,,.rs.t,.,. - ~. e.s,a.,. .,>,-,r,. ~.
ol I''o opeeatIons OF tnat ooe'e1}, 'aomaps " re-
cclpts u Sl,5'S; insuranee paid, 3l,'s&5; e1-
rortc1 ,hc f1r,nc;oi s,,,,a os.,nont ~. ~,
t"....,,,,aa rv.t ~" "as.1a, nas .a,saa SA' - 'A~S
''oe,.u'l1l'' T,' w 4.'''4' WIS Ia@ea.
Tho educational question being under con-
stlcralion, resolution was adopted c.,ucrst-
ulatiur sburt1ctY College. Of Alton. on tLe rue.
ccs. ~ {, int,1cc c1o,t ~ rat,. lie .ndowr,on,
t"a ~ 80 s1on ~ s'1o. w., ~ 1us
Of tue denomination u tho college.
A report showed shurt1e1rs debt now
only Sas I'm. hayIpr htcn reduced sIf, mn tn.t
,n., nd .hat ~" t1st,t ,,,, H.. a..o,s ~ .e.I
eseatc' e's'' sa.ca ,,r ~ ~ s.0''au: aa,,vsxrn
tMh li,s, LEY, y, oVoPsrhku ~
sssea s"e sa, sa,s +, .te Datias. hneo,og'es!
rnt c, IL m ain.d -, sa. ,',,tt usa s
t@ci!e1 @ euu!n oc ou.a'nco . sn9 sen"at1 1nuse shs
pena' H.. taeo aounss pcosea nao %, 5n5 nesa 60,
pnmi ~ ,fIcd ~, "s''' @"' p'e''"' o's'ts
eon,u r1tIo ~ sne x'ea arc u ,hs ,,,, ~ ~,
,rssion IN ~ ntosr. " I'M 1 III KIT fbs Hey M IT..
9Isr, ,,t.,t'I ~ - ~ @ ,, ~" nes. e. IL
"" m,tce rcartcI ~ 11 a''aI s'
.,n. - 1h;nI, tba ls.' ~ .. u.'sns ,ss ~,
.1 I.',.', y. n., sau u oas naupteu; -.
Whrst"1, ~ ~ .tI,lm1 n,,,stds ~ ;n,et
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