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10y -yirtna Of q. .eettaip. order Of sale issRsd
~ from the court Of common pleas within
and for the county of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in q case pending IN said court bstwssn
the above named parties; and to me directed.
will oder for sale at public auction At the
the court house in Woedsfsid. IN
Saturday, the 1ots day Of AareA, 1877,
bstwesa the Ihoars Of 10 o'clock !. Il. and 4
osoiSet p. n. of Esid day ,sthe folloSins de-
scribed real estate situate in Aonrss county,
Ohio to wit: 80 gf., s.s,,.,, 4 sfs-ss
Being all that tract or parcel Of land sttu-
ate in said county and beginning twenty-
one rods south Of the northeast CORNER Of the
southwest half Of the southwest quarter ef
section Eve, Of township three Of range six.
lying in Marietta District; thence running
wsst Of sonth ssyentesn srods to- . leshss
tree; thence east ave rods;a thence norsh .
the place Of beginning containing one-fourth
Of an acre moro or less. Also, al that trsst
or parcel OF land lying on tho vest side Of
tho Little Muskingun Creek Of the northeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of section
i've OF township three Of range six, contain
ing Eve acres more or less. Also, all on The
wsst side Of said creek Of the east haif sf
the northwest quarter of section I've of town.
ship three Of rangesix containipg Eve aeres
more or less, said line extending to TIE east
bauk Of esid Muskinsum Creek, all Of said
lands lying in that part Of Monroe county
that originslyI bslorssdN "a Wsshinstsa
eoprty, and containing griat and Aaw mill,
dwsllihgSheuss, 80. q 4 Il UU u
.saia prspertya % ordered sc b ssll LIS ap-
praised a. $4,000, and may sell icr tEs
thifds, Of said appraiismens. Terms 81 sAls.
SEQ on day of sale and balance On comma,
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Telegram from Mr.. Tiiden.

NEw York, Feb. 81 Governor I'll
den has sent the following communica-
ton to Senator Herman;
New YORK. Feb 81, 1877.
To Hon Francis Herman, Washington
A telegram to the Associated Press
published this forenoon, states that d
harmonious agree .,ent has been brought
about between the Senate committee OF
which you are member, and com
mittee Of the House, by which it ha.
been decided not to, go into an examina-
tion OF my; bank account on the one
hand, or the accounts Of tho Chairman
Of the Republican Committee on the
other hand repu!iate sny such agree
ment and disclaim any such, immunity
protectiontor benefit from it, I rejecI
utterly the false imputa'ion that my pri
vate bank account contains anything
whate yer that needs be concealed I'm.
der the pretense o: looking for a pay
ment, in December demand was made
for all payments after May and all de
posits during nine months. The bank
was repeatedly menaced with removal o
its officers and books to Washington
A transcript of the entries of private
business trusts and charities, containing
everything but what the committee wal
commissioned to investigate, but moth
ing which it was commissioned to in
stigate because nothing OF that sor
existed, has been taken With my knowl
edge to Washington OF course Their
is no item in it relating to anything il
Oregon, for never made, authorized o
knew of any expenditure in, relation t,
the election in that State, or the result
ing controversies, or any promise o
obligation on the subject. Mr.. Ellis
acting president Of the bank, himself
Republican, some time ago told th
chairman Of the committee and severe
of its members that there is nothing i
the account capable of furthering an
just object of investigation. l am ais
informed that resolution was passe
to summon me as witEess, but l hay
received no subpoena. I had written BIZ
fore this telegram appeared, requestin
you to say to the committee that
would be more agreeable to me not t
visit Washington, if the committe
would send subcommittee or hold
session here, but that otherwise shoul
attend under the subpoena. AS to thi
agreement now reported, have only
say can accept decorum and decenc,
but not ficucious equivalent for mai
tie Of secrecy to anybody else.
Signed S. J. TILDEs.
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~It is the duty OF all good citizens
to aequiesce in the verdict Of the Arbitra'
ton Court. Northern Democrats have
been prodigalo OF good advice to Southern
Democrats when their State governments
have been usnrped and their treasures
bankrupted by arpet-baggers who got
power by fraud and force. 1t was plain
10 ne that the only prudent thing for our
Southern friends TO do was to submit
peaceably until future elections might af.
ford them.an opportunity of legally over
throwing the rotten rings which were
robbiDg them. i.f'
o1nWe now have an unexpected opportu-
nifty Of acting upon the advice SO freely
offered them. Rings have been robbine
the treasures to which we of the North
ore contributing And wo are about to
have those rings perpetuated bya minor
ity sciziny power through the same sys-
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EThe following bit OF Christian
consolation for people who expect to
live four years longer is from the St.
Louis Republican: assia-t'a5 {
at is impossible that this great wrong
shall not painfully and profoundly affect
the American people and force from
them an avenging resentment. 1t is
one of those wrongs that right them
selves. The Hayes Administration will
rest on proven and admitted fraud, and
it will no more be able to stand the
beatings Of popular execration than q
house built on the sand is able to resist
food. twill fall--and great will be
the fall of it,"
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svIn assuming the Presidential chair

g eTIn assuming the Presidential chail
under the circumstances, Mr.. HAYES
takes upon himself fearful responsible
ity. Every man knows that he takes that
seat against the will Of majority of ths
voters. A large majority believe that
he takes il contrary to law and Of the
minority, many, very many, have. grave
doubts as to his right toit.
He will therefore have larger number
OF unfriendly critics than any other Pres
.ident ever had. These critics will be
quicker to detect faults and less charita
BILE to errors than any President could
have whose election was unquestioned.
The wisest and coolest heads in bis
party will be required to preserve bis ad
ministration from falling into contempt
2 and ifthe same crew manage it who man
aged his campaign, himself and his party
will be wrecked and ruined before he
pockets his first years salary.
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81 D.
EF The course Of the so-called Elec'
toral Tribunal calls to mind horse race
out on Long Island years ago, Farmer
Brown boasted of having the fleetest
mare in Suffolk county, and Brooklyn
sportsman, who also owned fast trot.
ter, was induced to make match The
city man took his animal to the country
and saw at q glance that it was superior
to Farmer Browns. They measured
of mile in the road. Two men were
selected to start the horses and three to
see the finish. The Brooklyn man ac-
cepted the services of bright boy to
ride his horse, and then perched himself
on fence to see the race He saw his
horse cress the line two lengths ahead,
but to his astonishment Farmer Browns
horse was declared the winner "Who
judged the finish ?" roared the Brooklyn
man. '.Daniel Brown, Nat Brown, and
Tom Brown" was the reply. "Who
started the horses 2'' "Morton Brown
and James Brown" s.Who rode my
horse p "Why that was little Jimmy
Brown" Aud then the judges voted
that there was no going hack of the re-
turns.-N. Y Sun " 2 3t5
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Louisiana Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O-Cavasae, Of
Louisiana, called on the President to.
day, and explained the condition of Of
fairs of that State. The President re
piled that he was satisfied Gen. Nicholl't
was acting in good faith in preserving
statu quo, and he had no intention O
changing his instructions. In the course
of conversation, the President said Gen
Nichols should not be held response
BILE for the freak of the crazy man who
shot Packard. -..tI ff-a-..s. .,...,...i
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County Correspondence.
Written for The Spirit of Democracy
Malaga Items.
MALAsA OnIo. Feh. 29.


MALAGA, ONO, Feb. %, 1877.
W. s. Hardesty sold his property tc
H c. Ketzebue, and has built just cas-
OF the school house, on one of two lott
he purchased from Mr.. Hatcher.
N. T. Harper has purchased the Nc
Farling property on which T. s. Fow
Ter now resides, and Mr.. Fowler ha:
commenced building on his farm, nortl
of town
Doctor Foster has not sold ~
Mrs. Catharine Neptune wife of John
Neptune, who resides mile west of thi:
place, died of Consumption January
3Oth, aged 81 years. She was patient
sufferer, and some days before her deatI
said she was prepared 10 CO. that she
twas willing to die soon or to suffer
long, just as G ID willed' and that hel
sky was cloudless. She gave good a1
vice to her family and left rich ani
rare testimony behind her. iig
NJ. s. and George Fogel went to Ne
braska the last of January. Their ia.
ther goes the 1st Of April. They ex-
pect to make it their home. '' 'il5 g.
Not much sickness here. f'9a'l
'aF is'} ae' LOCAL.
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Notice in Partition,

NANCY WELLS xnd sJsues Wells, who
IN, reside in Monroe countys 0hie; William
Wells, who resides IN the county Of Athens
State Of Ohio; Apollo Wells, and Nancy 10.
wiler and Benjamin Howiler, her husband.
who reside in the county of Noble and State
Gf Ohio; Nag ]alena Mckullsn and John Nc.
Mullen, who reside in the county Of Richie.
State Of West Virginia, and Elizabeth Dough
erty, who resides in the county Sof Morgan
in the Stats1sf l. hio will take notice that q
petition was fled ssainst them on the 18th
day Of February, A. D. 1877, in the court Of
common pleas within and for the county Of
Monroe. by A ram Wells, and Is now psading,
wherein said Adam Wells demands ipar.itio n
Of tbs following real estate, to wit: edsl
The east half Of sestioL thirty six. town.
ship six ofsrapgeg six, except one hundred
acres sold OF the north part Of said half SEQ.
tion by William Wells, dsc'd, to James But.
ler; also, the northeast quartet of the north
east quarter of section thirty Ave- township
six OF range six, containing in all about one
hundred and seventy three acres, more OF
less; and that at the next term OF said court
the said Adams Wells will apply for an order
that partition be made Of said premises.
Dated this 18th day Of February, 1877.
~. -. sPRIGGS L briggs,
,-.........-..s,.-......-.A .Asty's for Adam Wells,
q
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Killed..

We learn that Israel Archer, former
resident of this county, accidentally
killed his wife. a short time since, at his
residence in Wood county, W. Va
Archer was under the influence of whis-
XIV, and his horse not obeying him read.
lily, be commenced beating it with a
club, and his wife thinking the treat
ment Of the animal cruel, stepped in
between him and the horse to stop it
and was struck on the head with the
club which produced instant death =
Archer was arrested and is now confined
in the Palkersburgh jail.-Nobls County
Republican, 22d inst =.
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INSTRUCTIONS 10 congressman.

CoLUMBUs, February ITO Hon.
Samuel j. Randall, Chairman Democrat
ic Caucus Washington City: A caucus
of the Democratic members of the Ohio
Legislature, now in session, urge upon
the Democratic Congressman the neces-
sity of resisting. by all lawful means in
their power, the consummation of the
fraud villainy sought to be perpe-
trated by imposing upon the American
people q Presidentnot of their choice.
K t, sl,cKxEY, Chm.
A NtyRToN. SccretarY.>
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

T '" February %, 1877
CATTLE-Common, 2 5O@3; fair
to medium, 8 25@4; fair to good ship
pers, 50@5 25; fair to good heavy
oxen, 8 25t94 so; fair to good feeding
steers, 8 50@4 so, with some Of an
extra quality at 4 65@4 IS. ~
HOGS-Common, 4 90@5 20; fair
to good light, 5 25@5 80; fair to good
packing, 5 60@5 IS; selected butchers
5 9o@6 10; fair to good stock hogs,
25G5 so ~9' '-a s3f''tY
SHEEP-Common to fair, 34@4Ac,
and good to choice, 4s@6c per pound
gro SIS. '7-F'ley ile5te 2 h'fole
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o ETAbout the FIRST of April would be
an appropriate time for the "independ-
ent'' papers to commence batting again
for Democratic subscribers. They should
begin by insisting that the fool-killer is
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MYIferIaua.

The remains Of a child was recently
discovered by John Mckee, in ravine
among some briers about one mile west
of Caldwell. The remains were almost
wholly decomposed and had been care.
fully wrapped in table cloth and a
shawl which had been torn in four parts
The linen was almost entirely destroy.
ed but the shawl was tolerably well pre-.
served. The inference is that some
guilty mother had thus hid away her, il
legitimate offspring, but no facts are
likely to develop that will indicate who
the party CdldsoeH Press, I'D isst
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kFThey obstinately refusad to hear
any testimony showing that TrLDES car
risd Florida and Louisiana: Under all
che circumstances this was little less than
q judicial crime
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Fatal Accident,

Just as we are going to press we learn
that Machael Riddle, Jr., who lived near
Middeburg was killed on. Monday last,
by limb falling upon him, from tree
that had lodged. His failure to return
home in the evening caused his friends
to search for him and they found him
about eight O'clock with his skull crush
ed in-CaldUeU Press, .22d inst.
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EyA man ramed John Bauerback,
while laboring under fit Of temporary
insanity, committed suicide in Union
township on Monday night by cutting
his throat with razor He was about
so years old.-Mariettd Times, 22d inst
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EFT. A. Way, Jr,, Of Monroe coun-
ty, passed through our city on his way
to the State Convention Of Patrons of
HusbaDdry at Cincinnati, last Monday.
Mr.. Way is one Of the leading Grangers
of Monroe Marietta Times, 22d inst.
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Ready for,Ac,iOn.

,a ST. PETERSBURG, February 20.-The
Russian army south Of Caucansius on
the Asiatic frontier of Turkey is now
ready for action. 1t numbers 1l5,00C
men, with; thirty five field batteries, and
$50 heavy siege guns. Russia has 6e0,.
600 men or two tifths of her army or
ganized. About half are on the frontiers
ready to begin operations. i&sa at
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isbao,'I7ws.
Guardians Sale

Tn pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Il Court Of Monroe county, Ohio, made on the
I'd day of February, 1877, in the case Of Fred
erick Diehl, Guardian Of the minor heirs Of
Frederick Niebch deceased, against his wards
and others, the undersigned win, on the - /
Wednesday,, the 7th day Of faMdfch. 1877,
at O'clock p. m, on the prsmisss in Woods
field, m said county, offer at public sale the
following described real eststesto witt
A part Of the northwest quarter of section
twenty-nine, township four Of range five, and
being in the northwest corner of said quarter,
and bounded on the north by lands of 8 L.
Mooney; on the east by Walnut street Of the
town of Woodsfeld on the south by lands Of
A. Rousenbefger and Eiwad Salisbury, snd
on the, west By, land of w. F. Hunter, and be-
ing the same tract al land conveyed by Nathan
Hollister and wife to Michael Lang, April 20,
lS4S except what is sold off and NOV, owned
BY A. Rousenberger and George ketteref. con-
tanning FIVE acres more or less, and known as
out letnamber ninr, In. the town Of Woods-
field, Monroe county, Ohio. subject to the un-
assigned dover of Mary Niebch, widow Of
Frederick Niebch, deceased, and appraised at
$2.1y4. 'sA0T'Assa
TERMS or SALE-One-thirdsc scashl in hand,
one-third in one and one-third in0two years
from the day Vt sale TO be secured by mort
gage on the premises sold, and deferred pay
FREDERICK DIEHL.
assrdisa Of the minor hairs Of Ffedk Nisbsh
decd. fsb6. 77w4
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HoIIow.y's PM. Avn O1NrMENrr Mt

o. HoLLowAY's PILLs AND OINTMENT =
Scrofula was considered INcURABLE until
the great discovery Of "Holloway's Pills
and Ointment flashed upon the world
Diseases which bsffle the skill of the med
ical schools, readily yield to these peer
less remedies. Seurvy, Erysipelas, Salt
Rheum, Itch and all cutaneous eruptions
are durable by them. 25 cents per box
or pot.
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3 4%If the Republicans are wise as ser
pents they will provide a Returning
Board for this State; otherwise not one
Of them will live to see the electoral vote
OF Ohio cast for another Republican can
didate. quo ~ su.6s4
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IT. NIoody i moro Than sat;.f,ed W

Mr. Moody is more than satisfied with
the result" of the first three weeks OF the
Boston revival, although he does not find
that New England Christians are as eff
cient workers in the inquiry rooms as he
could wish ''They lack tact and enthu-
siasm." The requests for prayer number
about 500 per day.
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AE The Legislature has passed the bill
providing for compulsory education. II
seems to oe well guarded, yet il exscu.
ted with extreme rigor it will cause great
hardships.
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~ e~What scoundrelly set of scamps
those Mexicans are! They actually sci
up as President man who was not fairly
elected! No wonder they are detested
by all mankind! For shame! ,
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Farm for Sale

Tho undersisnsd will sell her farm Of
EIdEITx.ONE ACRES,
Lying about one milo northeast Of Woods
fold, or will trade the same, for town prop.
erty.
Tbs farm lays we'll, and about so acres oi
II is cleared land, aud has on it . com Portable
dwelling house snd convenient out buildings.
rhe farm is we'll watsrsd and there are TIVE
orchards Of bearing trees. II sold for cash
one-third viii be required to be paid dow q,
and time will be given on the balance.
+ For further Spartiou ars call on or sddfei
- oh MRS. MARIA POGGENBkRass
fsb4o,'77m syT q g Woodsfsid, Ohio!
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s;,iERIFf'sj SALE.
William Moore
Robert Gatchell ct al.


DYvirtus Of a certain order Of sale issued
ID from the court Of soIamVn pleas, within
and for the county Of Monroe, and State Of
Ohio, in a case pending in said oour, between
the above named parties, aud to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door of the court house in Woodsasld,
on i ~ -
4Satysday, ,tae3a dya Aareh, ls77s,@
between the hears of 10 O'Clock a. m and4
O'Clock p. m, of said day. the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in henroe county
Ohio, TO wit:
silnais IN NE ytOvn ofI Jsfusslsu fhd
known rs lot number sin ssid town ofJs-
rusalem, containing two acres, being part Of
section thirty, township nve Of range ays.5s
Said property 50 ordered to be sold L. ap-
praised At 81 500, and may sen for tws-thifds
Of said .sppraissmcut, Terms Of sale, cash.
T.O. LITrLE,
.EAasaBE gFava shsdssns sOyq
ss--'HoLarssEs-d oHsr- Att'ys- for plaintis.
lAhso a"sr 81 x ~ "a - NJ
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sRTIt is better that HArEs usurp the
Presidency through the Court of Arbi-
trasion than through the irresponsible
dicium of an accidental President OF the
Senate. The country will accept the re-
suit with more composure. aoh IS
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Eat liberty Cattle Market.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Feb %, 1877.
CATTLE Best, 5 70@5 so; medium
to good, 5 25@5 SO; common to fair,
4 1905. '3 i9 '@'3 i42". .'-'i 70 sfs.
HOGS-Yorkers selling at s 25@5
70; Philadelphia, 6 25@6 so. i iA 'af'
SHEEP-Sellipg at 4 35@5 so. %
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.ss5se ss( (SHERIFFSsSALE.sA .sA@
.'oi lie BaF. obhngsraoiisatia
vs..
7 { q y Joseph Dysseto al. DsIxEk

DY virtue of an order OF sale to nae directed
ii from the court of common pleas Of Monro,
county, Ohio, will offsrsf sale at the from
door. Of the court house. in the town Q
Woodsheld, betwesnehs hours ef10'e'olocl
3. m. and o'clock pm, on
Satardoy,th l7th day.of Aareh, 1877,
the following described real estate situate Il
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
"Ths southeast quarter of, section seven.
teen, township three and range SIX, contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres.
Order Of sale issued on the judgement d
Geoige Nef. tfaNoeV- 49,,
,g'TkRxs $500 TO be paid on the day o
sale and the balance on confirmation kI
Appraised at sS,36Os h7ssT
T. o. LITTLE,
,febl3,'I7ws. r,9 Sheriff N. G. o,
HeLLrsrER & oKxY, Plt'fs Att'ys.
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David Ayres' Will.

NOTICE is hereby given that the last win
IN and testament Of David Ayres. late Of
Monroe county, Ohio, deceased, together With
the record thereof, was destroyed by FIRE on
the l3lh'day of june, 1867, and that duly
Icertifedcopy thereof was supplied and ad-
mitted TO record in the Probate Court, on the
2lst sdayo Of February, A. D. lS77,s and re-
/. feb27, ,77ws. Probate Judge. N. C. o:
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New York Cattle Market.

= New york Cattle Market.
February %, 1877.
BEEvES-Malket closed heavy at
St@l1c. for ordinary to, prime steers ;
fair lots. 1 200 to 1900 lbs, 9f@l04c.
SHEEP-Decent to prime sheep, 5
50@6 75; extra lots, 6 SHOT I24,v
SWINE-Market extremely" dull ;
nominailY auo.ed at 6@S III.
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EF-If the Court thought it had con
cealea its designs by sticking its head in
aflimsy quibble, then il was very badly
mistaken ostrich
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Chicago Cattle Market.

February %, 1877.
2, CATTLE-Sales butchers at 3 l2t
as 25 common shipping steers. AGA
80; choice to extra shipping, 5@5 IS.
HOGS-Light. s 30@5 SO; few at
5 60; packing, s 3c@5 70; shipping
5 90@6.
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EFThe political tricksters beat the
people out of their President after they
had elected him
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cvThree Returning Boards did it this
time. II viii require fifteen more next
time.
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Chicago.

Feb. 23-Four 6 00aS 90; Wheat !
26al %; Corn Ale; Oats Sac; Rye
65c; Barley 4ScqiuCe sf.s mid glad
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Ew Now let Mr, MoRros put his little
collar qiietly about the neck of Mr.,
HAYES, and gently attach his little string
to it.