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The infant child of Mrs A. j.
Blake died at MosJ Point last Sunday
afternoon. 1t had been sick for some
time, and had suffered a great deal
We tender our warmest sympathy to the
bereaved mother in her cad aflliction,
and trust merciful God will comfort
her desolate heart as none else could do.
Mr.. Us, Thomas, of West Pasca-
gonla, while on his way to Scranton
last Saturday, killed a rattlesnake meas.
uring over si1 feet in length. and having
fourteen rattles and button on its tail.
Mr.. Thomas informs us that after cut.
ting off his snakeship's head he took
fall grown rabbit from its stomach.
Hotel de Clark is becoming a pop.
ular hostelry of late. The culinary dc.
partment, under the immediate super
vision of Dave Saucier, is said 10 be M
surpassed by any similar institution Of
the kind in the State, and win sloli &C.
licitors as Deputy Harrison The number
of guests will increase continually.
Several entlemen from the vicinity of
Dog riyer,put up at this substantial re-
sort for few days, but on Monday they
settled their bills and departed for their
homes.
In The proper column will be found
the advertisement OF L. G. Array, of
Nos. 26, 2S and 30 BienyiIIe street, New
Orleans, who has, at a heavy expense,
added to his establishment the necea-
sary apparatus for treating lager beer SO
as to retain its biillisncy for Iany length |
of time in any climate. Mr.. Army also
keeps on hand ale, cider, lager beer,
water, etc. Dealers in these
articles would do well to call and see
b,tn when visiting the city.
In passing along Pascagoula street
the other day VIC noticed quite hustle
and stir in the store of G. W. High
tower, and on stepping in to ascertain
what was up we found he had j1st re-
,eived fresh invoice OF goods, COM
orsing in part the latest styles fall cali
,os (new and pretty patterns), ladies
lress goods, domestics, shoes. hose.
lats, trimmings, etc. Also cassimeres,
cans, paper collars, boots and shoes,
'tc., for gentlemen's wear. Call early
N Mr.. Hightower and look at his new
,oods, which he sells cheap.
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For the Pascagoula STAR.l
DiGasicns aud ErusiOns.

Nh. EDIToR: dot" has occupied
considerable space in your columns with
his labored article on 'Richelieu's diff
fusion" and "Dot's effusion" has ended
by his acknowledging that "Richeiieu's
difnsiou was Just and true. 'Dol" states
that they are young amatsurs, and do
not want to be criticised but praised.
Ny opinion is that the public at large
care very little whether ''Rschelieu's"
criticism is correct or ''Dot's" desire
that they should be only praised, so
long as they are pleased aud satisfied
with the performance. Scranton is sell
dom entertained with amnsemonta OF
any kind, and when they do have spy
the people are not particular what ~ Is.
provided it il respectable. So let Rich
elieu" diH'use ard .'Dot" sifass-ir %ill
not prevent tie puoiic IRON patfoniziDgs
the young amateurs, Er-TEs.
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AN EQUsNoCTAAL PUFF.
a Number Of Small Beats sent Adrifs
and Dashed TO Fieoes by ihe BiI-
iows-Our seashore FrOnt CaVcd
iu by tire Sea.

For several days past the weather in
these parts has been in rather unset
tied and threatening mood, with very
high tides and fresh breezes, varying
alternately from northeast to southeast,
and it being near that period in which
the sun enters the first point of Libra
the representations were generally con-
ceded that the indications for an equi-
noctial blow were very promising.
On last Tuesday the weather which
had previously been SO threatening at
last put in Gn angry and stotm-like ap-
psarance. The day ushered in with a
dark and low-hanging sky, the dense
clouds making rapid transit through the
heavens, and the wind, so varying be.
fore, changed to southeast. the velocity
of which steadily increased every hour
till about pm, when with redoubled
| fury the realization of severe gale was
soon made apparent, and not till abo ut
s o'clock "Wednesday morning did ces-
sation of the angry elements take place.
The wind during its greatest velocity,
we should judge, was near 6S miles per
I hour, with a tremendous high sea
breaking along our entire .seashore
front, which in a great many places was
badly damaged by the bank caving in
under the influence OF the waters dash
ing against them. Several breakwaters
were washed away, and a number OF
small boats were capsized, sent adrift
and washed ashore, while Others met
their late by being dashed to pieces
against some OF the wharves Surpris-
ingly but very little damage was done
to any of our wharves, aud SO far as
we can learn no Injury among the ship
ping. We win remark, however, that
the blow during its heaviest point
would occasionally lull, succeeded by
heavy rains, without which, perhaps,
our loss would have been greater-thas
is in eoutiuued gale, With no tenn
PCraTy sessltlOn.
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-. can buy first class Pianos and Or
gans cheaper of DANIEL f. BEATTY.
Washington, New Jersey, than of
~ any other manufacturer in the United
States Why1 Because he sells only
for cash, takes no risks, and has no book ae-
counts. Every instrument is fully warranted
for six years as strictly first class and sent
on from to Is DAYS test trial, money refund
ed and freight paid both ways by him if they
are unsatisfactory. Send for Illustrated AD-
yERfIsER Catalogue Editionl, and read testi-
monials from his patrons, some of whom you
NAV know. Address Daniel II. Heatiy,
Washington, New Jersey.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS: i6o@.s.a KC1 can easily adly

salary by devoting very small portion of
your leisure time to my interest. do not ex-
pect you to canvass for my celebrated Beatty's
Pianos and Organs unless you see MT to- but
the service | require of you is both pleasant
and profitable. Address Daniel u Beatty,
Washington, New Jersey.
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ND Any person who will make
FhEE /! and forward me a list of
PHOTOGRAPHERS saegla a. 'sli

il they wish 10 obtain Piano or Organ in ex-
q. Beatty, Washington, New jersey.
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Announcements.


We are authorized to announce the name OF
J. p CARTER for re e.eection to the Office OF
State Senator. subject TO the action of the
Democratic District nominating Convention,
Weare authorized to announce COL X G.
SAFFOLD as a Democratic candidate for
State Senator from The First District, com
posed of the counties of Jackson, Harrison,
Hancock, Marion, Pearl, Perry and Green,
subject to the action of the Democratic Dis
trict Convention.
For Justice of Ihe Peace.
announce to the voters of Beat No. 3, of
jackson county. that am candidate for re-.
election TO the office of Justice of the Peace at
the ensuing election. C, CHIDSEY.
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, 1877-08-18

Prince TcHERKAssf, the Russian organizer"
Of Poland, and who now has sfmitar commits
sion In Bulgaria, although tho vicissitudcs of
war have given lin but very little to do thus
far, ts snld pY tho I'a'l4ifan Badges to be man
Of about 80, and very quick, Intelligent, and
plausible. When hc was recalled frotn Poland,
he took part in tic famous sctnvunlc Congress
ut Moscow. The Budgtt says lilo Is Slavophtl
With Tartar lnstfncts, but will, ali tho outward
polish Of q Frcpctman." As an instance Of his
shscwdncss, It Is said hc is the only landowner
In Russia WHO lost nothing by the emancipation
OF the scrfa. 1t tappcars that ho obtained early
intelligence Of the proposed action Of tho En-
pcror, which was kept secret for fear that tho
landowners might oppose It, and ctnancipated
his serfs before the ukaso was issued, making
them pay good price for their liberty; then
suddenly appeared as an ardent advocate Of
emancipation.
, 1877-08-18

Particulars Of tho burning Of the steamer
City Of Madison Thursday night point tho
finger of blamo ut the second engineer di-
rcctly, and ". @. WILMER, one Of the own
era, collaterally. The second engineer hnd
been discharged for drunkenness, but WINS
taken back by WILMER because he waa will
ing to work for S35 per month, while good
men demanded $40. Prior to starting on tile
voyage tho man had been drinking hnrd,
some Of tho officers say, and about 2 o'clock
In the morning lie was found asleep nt his
post. the boiler ovcrhcatcd, and blow-up
threatened. Ho WAS awakened, but shortly
after the hrc WAS discovered, mud the steam-
or burned rapidly, hcr passengers and crow,
seventeen ali told, bare1y escaping with their
lives. It is, perhaps, consoling reflection
to Afr. WILMER that, while there Is no in
surance On tho vessel, he saved 1G3 cents for
tho day on which his cheap man worked.
, 1877-08-18

CHICAGO MARKET SUMMARY,

Tho Chicago produce markets wcre generally
acttro and weak yesterday. Mess pork closed 20
l15c per br1 lower, at 912. 90 for September and
$lo. 67H for October. Lard closed 1bc per 100 Ds
lower. 1t $3.50 for September or October. Meats
wese time, at INC for 1oose Ahoudera and Gttc for
do short ribs. Lake ffeights were active aud easy,
at &c fot corn 10 Buffalo, 11tghwines wcro steady,
At 81 oa per gallon. Flour waa less active. and
very weak. Wheat closed 14@14c lower, at
00!sc for August and e31c for September. Corn
cloted A0Sc lower, ut 43c for August aud ~ Ao
for September. Oats closed AWSc lower, At 21hc
cash and CSC for September. Kye Was caalcr, at
h@AfDb3c. Barley closed 9c lower, at U8hc fot
September. Hogs weso dull, md 6G110o lower,
closfng weak At H.6o<E5. 80, Cattle worc in light
demand at Thursdny'a prices talcs at s.. o0Qe5. no.
Sheep vcrc inactive and nomlnAl. Ono hundred
dollars In gold would buy 31o5. 377s In grecnhacks
at tho close.
, 1877-08-18

"Yes, yos," said young French scape.
grace tmpattenily, ''n,y sunt paid my creditors,
but what has sho done for moi"
Il Ia stated TINT stillson J. Hutchins, for
morJ OF Tho ST. Louis 15ues IL negotiating for the
purchase of the Now York lRorsd.
Col, ual1iday, tho nominee for Governor
OF viFglnis. Il = graduate Of Yalo and OF tha law.
acbool OF tho University OF Virginia.
Victor Hugo's work on the coup d'etst
will be based on diary which tbs poet kept 1t tho
lime Of the nasn,orsblo creats he describes,
Tho Froe-Thinkers' Congroas at Wolcott.
n. T.. next weot. Wilt ba attended by Col, X. @,
lngcFsol1. George W. Julian, aud many others.
DR.. Ouyier is scandalixed at tho unwilling.
ness Of tho members Of tho ra1.Preabytesian
Council to ait together In Christian communion
sbout the LoEd's table.
The Grand Duke Vladimir, Of Russia, on
Tho journey from Paris 10 Troovllie. WA robbed Of
\ bay containing letters aud jswsaFy valued 1t
10, coo ftsncs.
Punch fears that II anybody proves Bacon
wsots Shakespeare somebody slao will pfors that
8hakspeaEe w1uts Bacon, And thesa will alwaya be
aitugenny doubt n 10 whether Doueiesult want
tho author OF beth.
Eugene Schuyler will have short de.
scriptlon Of VA Huasiaa Funeral " in the 8sptsm.
bef number OF &cT4bnfF, liz sAys tho ceremony In
usats has Ill tho solematty and aons Of tho gloom
Of tho American ritz.
Senator Ben Hill has commeuo.ated his
own virtues ~ warrior. By placing orss bis dead
horss Tombstone noticing ths fact that thu pobls
aplmal bore ''hEs rider and master, b. Il. Hill.
through foFty'seyen battlea."
President Eliot's alarm lest In tho new nd.
mtBtStrAttnn At Amhertt ratiuson and nt1o.arh. :.
, 1877-08-18

Secretary SHERMAN last night made 4
speech in Mansfield, O., In which he dis
cussed several topics. From hts position a.
Secretary OF the Treasury, his views on the
subject OF f1nancs have been expected with
much interest, We regret to roy that he
failed to throw any new light on the subject,
or to clear up doubtful points lie failed 10
point out how tho Government would be able
to redeem tho greonbacks in January, 1875,
or how ho expected do 1t, except In tImid,
iHesolute sort Of why. which leaves . very
unsatisfactory impression on tho miud. liz
did not venture beyond gllttering generali-
sy. The nearcat ho came to decided opinion
WIS, that the easiest and most direct mode of
resumiug specle-payments was to exchange
national bonds for grcenbacks. This cousse,
which ho said the holders Of ths unredsemed
notes had the right to expect from default
Ing debtor, was forbidden by law. lie could
only issue the bonds at par for gold. lie
claimed that. under the Resumption law, he
Was authorized to sell 3, II, and per cent
bonds, and with tho coin proceeds redeem
tie greeubacks. Up to this time no bonds
had been sold for that purpose. But Becrs~
tary SHERMAN forgot 10 add that the per
cent bonds are exhausted, and he might have
safely added thst the sole OF or u per cent
bonds for coin at par, to an amount neces-
sasy 10 redeem $3.50, 900, 900 Of greenbacks
ut the rate Of $l4o,o0o,ooo to sl75,.
o00,00o year, is altogether im-
probable, and, In FACT impossible, and
Will break down completely II tried.
, 1877-08-18

not only cannot expect to receive percent
ogo from tho earnings, hnt ho must expect
hin wages to DO reduced 10 rato warranted
by tho market. Cooperation IN prosperity
IL 7"t''factory' hut co-operAtton in "dvoraisy
Ia not what ho bargafned for. He rcaista ae
once' and If hia demands arc not granted ho
ssf'kos' -, other side isSnea arc involved.
Ihore nFo questions Of how n1any
hour8 no shall work, what he et1all
receive when he IL not working or when
, 1877-08-18

There l,as been n grievous misundorstnnti-
ing between tho authorities nt Washington
and the Dominion Government. Canada
does not propose to dispatch Commissioner
with the Federal Committee on S1rr1xo Dull,
NJ reported, but merely 10 detail Il mounted
policeman. II President 11ayos shoald send
Police Justice or a comfy Jail to co-oporato
with him, tho syndicate would be complete
and some good might be effected.
, 1877-08-18

Harrcst expectations in Minnesota have
been moro than realizsd In the yield ~ aseer-
tanned since threxhing begun. The wheat
crop of this wonderful grain.produciug
State IL now ses down et the enormous total
IT 35.0oo,0o bushels. leaving surplus for
ssport OF FROM 2o,00o,00o to $4,000, 900
'uslaeh. The average yield throughout the
state is low estimated at twenty bushels to
he acre.
, 1877-08-18

Reinforccments for the russian army In
Bulgaria arc being sent forward al T. rats
Which will soon enable tho resumption Of OF.
fcnsiyo operations. The railroads betyeon
lit. Petersburg and Mschene1 arc transport.
ing troops toward the front at tho rate OF
l900O daily,
, 1877-08-18

More encouraging reports como from The
fan'ne-str'oken n1ea Of 1,dia. Prices arc
easier, md, notwithstanding tho continued
drought, tho crop prospects arc better, Aid
for the sufferers engages tho attention Of the
charitable, and tho system Of reliot having
been greatly simpliaed, tho work is accom-
plishing material good.
, 1877-08-18

DETROIT, Aug. 17.--Ths following communt"
cation Wa received this morning from Ptoi
James c. Watson, Of the Michigan UniTessit!
Observatory, At Anu Arbor: "0n tho Night OF
Aug. 8, found In tho constellation Of Capri
corn. planet hitherto unknown. On acrouEt
OF smoky snd cloudy weather. did net succeed
In observing It accurately until LIST night 1t Y
now In right ASCENSION, txcnty-ouc hours and
tourtecn minutes, and In deelnattoo hfteen &C.
EEees and forty-seven minutes south. II shines
1ka stas Of the tenth magnitude, aud u tue'-
Ing wcsk aau nQrth.D
, 1877-08-18

nvoitls nny statements Of what 1,c intends to
tlo, or wi1nt ought tc l,o done, on tho great
question Of resumption. Iie expresses tho
opinion tint resumption will tako place, un-
lcas Congress rupcnfs tho act this wintor.
Rnt, II tho Inv is allowed TO stand, lo dooH
not explain, in way At nit satisfactory, how
OF vlcrc ho proposes to got tho $500, ,000, ,000
of gold ~ fast as it will be required.
Tho SECRETARY is equally careful, oa tho
other important point, to say nothing AS to
whether the greonbacka, whom redeemed, aro
to bo reiasued, or whether they can bo
reiasued md rc.relcen,ed in gold. lie Is
opposed 10 contraction of the currency, he
says, and is In tavor of redceming the green-
backs in coin, carefully ignoring the fact
that, silver being demonotizcd, coin mems
gold. Tie ayoida all reference 10 the facs that
tho purchase OF gold to any largo amount
will diatnrb the gold markets Of Europe.
That is fact Which stands in tho way Of
resumption, and difficulties hc overcomcs by
taking no notice Of themi
Taking MI TINT part Of bis speech relating
to resumption, tho reader cannot fail to be
impressed with tho striking resemblance
bctwecn Dir. SnERMAx and that other histor.
ica1 anancior, AIr. 3ltcAwnEa, In their strong
hopefulness, Tho Secretary insists TINT he
will resume, NJ M1cAwbEn did that ho vonld
pnY, bnt ia cqunlly oblivious or indiifor-
ent m to how he will do 30. Tie says
tho dny for resumption Is seventeen
months off, md evidently rests bis faith on
the assumption TINT in tho interval Of Tins
, 1877-08-18

Considerable interest attaches to the visit
OF Princo BtsMAncK to Berlin next weok for
conference with the German Emperor.
These two people never talk together without
saying something.
, 1877-08-18

TIE Presidents progress through Vermont
has boon in tho nature Of continuous oya-
tion. Tho Office md tho man seem to i'm.
press tho Green Mountain folks as d com.
bination Of unusual excellence.
, 1877-08-18

In regard to Tic order Of tho Presi,lr;st, nr.t
is prepared not to he s',rrrise.l to find hiun-
There is no conceivable reason why an e.-
ccrtion sl1onfd bo nado in tho casc OF Mr.
ConsKlL,-not even tho fcnr Of incurring
theenmity of Senator CoNKt1Sa,-an 1t may
therefore bo set down NJ certain that tho
President will enforce tho rufa.
, 1877-08-18

Wilkesbarro Is filling up her Jail with leaa.
crs in tho Into riot. In the 1argor mines the
mon hayc gone back to work at tho rates for
which they contendod, though those who
werc prominent In the moro recent raids on
tho pumps wero discharged aud locked up.
, 1877-08-18

MnnAr PAsuA is named as tho probablo
Turkish Ambassador at Vienna. He ia said
to have been offered tho 1nission to Paris,
but prefers tho Austrian Capital.
, 1877-08-18

Dcalwood dispatch says. "An unknown
man ~as shot dead last night by tho town
watchlnau, who cndcayorcd to halt Him while
he was pursuing, with drawn bowtc-knIfc,
shrfckiug Woman." Tho coaches afo robbed
regularly, and there is q general complaint Of
fU1l times.
, 1877-08-18

4 Cincinnati paper demands that 8lrrixa
BULL be escorted to tho balcony OF tho Fifth
Avenue Hotel, and there encouraged to describe
bis affection to Ills country. Better escort him
to another sort Of platform and let him warn
the crowd that IT was whisky that brought him
there,
, 1877-08-18

IED CLoun, SroTrKn TAN, aud LITTLE
B1a MAH are on their way to Washington to
perfect arrangements for further massacres
of the whitos.
, 1877-08-18

A Baltimore Coroncr's Jury, sitting on dead
rioter, returned verdict that sle authorities
should hare called out sufficient police force
To protect the military. This hint may be OF
service to The Government In dealing with tho
Ncz Pcrres,
, 1877-08-18

A Washington dispatch says the Mongolian
Commission appointed by Congrcss havo
agreed to report in discouragemont OF any
further immigration Of chop-aticks.
, 1877-08-18
His Presence in Vermont Marked
by Continuous Ovations,
Lovely Mnfdeus Of ltutlnnd Dec,.
His Faith with Flowers.
Cordial People Along the Railroad
Yelling Expectantly at Every
Headlight.
Where the Weary Chief Meqis-
trate VIII Rest Over
Sunday.

pf,-, .wn r& t,, 1- p...ps... ,r.
NJ. nar.v a,r,re, ~ % W.,.,o5 ..... ,'aSes ana
a.op,n. =, saaa.s, ..... T,.,,. 4t oGnocS taat
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stntton nnd c,'ne,tnr 's t,,a 1870 E -. az eseFy
49, .,a,.. ~. e,la,, ,,,t.,. p5: ., ~ o',osk
aa, ro,n"n an, ,ht,%"a =" ,x, S1ue sso"'i Of
.i,oor. whnpnvor an .nrxI.. h..d,t"t.. ". "po
n.sIf ,,o.x, t,,o ,ra.l. A.. saos ~ r. e"o"ed
r,vcd prr.,,cn, 1rorc. sas o.,ar,ed % =. s'A''' ar'
ris1c hv rv'navagna, IT, n - " - cur
maincr ~ tho nar,y f,ou,n, srl, ,ra. s.u se'
ran,,1v " n,,rorrar n."a,s ,aan.,a.s 80 o,en
~ w uoeI."gs ,1 ""'e'oa' icre
taey weFo received by Mrs. rago md het
ir1ends' a largo nsimt}cr OF young lalIes
hall, and strcwcd tho floor with flowers n. s ths
nartv entcrrd. Ancr 1mnc,, f'ad hccr .a.ss', sse
..5 ~. ss,su 4t!'el i"'e" ,.aa pec" served
tho doors Of tho house wcrc thrown open, md
nbout LOCO people ayalled Themselves Of lhe
opportunity Of meeting the President,
,..,,oo ,n ,o,,. ~" M noAft"N ,.sM r,.. 49,
nut ras Gsaor otss assesats win G~ss within
somewhat destroyed by drlzzline rain. i
beautifully Illuminated ,rcI, nvor ,ho :,.s. -
hc.m.d . va,cor.o -, ~, .,,..t,e,,,.. ~ "uF
9ea''ea M 81 We.eono 10 LUG distinguished guests.
Tho Sherman Band. which accompanied Tia
party from Bennington, furnished mt,sEc. At
tho close Of the reception tho party mt ,Jorn
to an elegant supper, Immediately liter Ter WIKI ws
train was awaiting them to convey thcm to
Dratt1cboro.
on THE WAT.
HR.rrrxuono W. Aur 1v-v,,o,, 1,m,.,
-. 11.'.s. 49," ' 4,.s I'.cn ~. ttess'
ue"t !ia}cs 'c't hclIo"e fa''e a. :3f thts morn.
Ing, the occupants Of hts cur had been rcdure,
to family party. consisting Of tho President
, 1877-08-18

MIRIAM CHAPTER. No, /. o. 4. f.. tntets this
Saturday evening a. 1890 o'clock. It Accoslta Hall.
liz Eaxt isandolpht. Bukincss Of great tmpottxnre
MI oe nroneht betore the meeting Az mstibera are
tusaH4onfd 70 b. present, aud payment OF lura.
Mrs. II. N. flULrZLANUER, Fec.
, 1877-08-18

Tho best thing tho dIsgluntlcd politician can do
Is 10 30 i. .1shlng. 1ork Tribune.
That ts about the only ycomfort ho will ever de-
rive from tue potls.
, 1877-08-18

A Memphis factory is scattering blanchcd
mutton Through Cons white regime" in tho
shane OF artificial frogs legs. Calves would
hagc been moro Appropriate.
, 1877-08-18

A Russian lady has taken tho degree Of II. D..
at thu University Of bologna In tAla cohnec-
tfon it eytdontly means minced dog.
, 1877-08-18
FRENCH ELECTIONEEHING,

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o"uo' otSs"''o'' t.toe,47s'"8 'i'o
m,,.a, es''''",' t'eaon oie.'son1. 7nsa
ue s'n ~ ,'oso 1''A'"0 ''''''4 1"B'''n
:" au eoael e's''oIIo'4ue. ~, s4uat' "sous
~ .a.'1s W. sosu,s ., =. ~" r,lty' "no nna luu'
~ W eanu':'",o ,a 'n1oueh u o''sk borough con"
'oss, "ou'" '''uen " eso'u 1ao -ast'es put.
saou ~ 'no ppo1'un's'o" .os' oy tue la''ef'
-, u sA1a w. "'s". aaa, uoe,'oe e''n W n'o'e
ut'ao 'A.,' tua4, h"s "sl'sA, rlenun' ~" AneF'ean
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