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Tribute Of Respect.

At a regular communication OF Stonewal
Lodge. No. l24, A. F. NJ, held at Midway, 8:
C, Sep. 9Th. lsg, the following preamble nd
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Supreme Arch
itect OF the Universe TO summon from his la.
bors upon earth, our beloved Brother and PAS
Master, John G.. Chiles, calling him by his
o%mnipotent will to that judgment. which
awaits all who are toiling In this earthly tenn
pie; and o. 49,,
whereas, The Masonic ties which have SO
long bound usin mutual friendship and enjoy
ment I O our departed Brother, are severed. nc
more 10 be reunited until the day when the
grave shall yield up It's dead therefore,,
Resolved, That We sincerely mourn this dis
ruption OF ~covenantcd friendship, bearing In
tender remembrance his fidelity TO Masonry
and his devotion to the principles It incul:
Gates.
Reso,red, That we earnestly symnnthize
with the relatives and friends OF our deceased
Brother, and tender them that consolation
which the world chi neither give nor luke
away: and thai We will wear the usual badge
OF mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, Thata copy OF this preamble anu
resolutions be forwarded 70 the family Of Dull
deceased Brother. and published In the Abbe-
vile Press and BdiMer.
F. L. MORROW, Secretary.
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Business Locals.

You will never nave to employ O physician
tain corn whiskey,
Russell sells nothing but pure whiskies, .
perfect chill antidote.
Russell gives thirty-two gills OF pure noun.
tain corn whiskey for a gallon. Try him.
Buy your Blue Stone from DR.. Mcbride
For steam engines. gins, &C., best oil ever
sold for the money at DR.. McBrtde's
Remember TO call ut On McBride's 10 buy
your stationery.
MEssRs. NORWOOD Bros, have q full line
Of samples OF cassimeres OF all varieties. and
are prepared to receive orders for suits ut
from 500 to $500. Please call aud eSamiue
their samples. II
MEssRs. NORWOOD Bros, having purchased
a new engine and gin are how prepared TO re-
ceive orders for ginning at very low rates
Call ut their store. ~
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ABBEvILLE, October, | lS79,-Cotton open.
ed the early part OF the week dull and deprcss
ed, but later became firmer and closed yester.
day at u cent advanced on last weeks prices.
Receipt for the past week are bales. We
quote the best grades at 6H@9H.
NEW YORK. Sept % ~ m. Stocks
strong /; money SOC. gold 100; EXCHANGE
long 4:slH: short 4.s3 State bonds dull
4ss: mlddling upland lO74 ,niddling Orleans
l0N Il Futures flrm-Septembcr =: October
lO.2 November 1918; December lO.li Junu'
LOUISVILLE, Sept. %. - Flour steady
Wheat quiet /; corn steady {; Oats quiet
Pork steady ; bulk meats strong. !; bacon
firm clear sides 81; whlskey tirn''
at LOS.
CHARLESTON. Sept. %. -rotton firm
fnlddIing ~; low middling 10: good ordl'
nary OK: net receipts sos; gross; sales loo
stock go S2: export coastwise =.
AYGusrA, Sept. ~ cotton quiet j.
nary =; net receipts ISL; shipments -;
sales 703.
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this d%erogatory course to continue: There
fore we see at this time no better plan than
the fee bill system as presented by MI. Benet:
Now there Is one thing that the puol1c should
particularly notice In the effort OF Mr.. Benet.
MIR. Benet Is not a school teacher, though his
large educational requirements would certaiI-
ly be invaluable to any high school.
He is q lawyer n has upon the school Ques-
interest In the advancement OF the people ed
additionally he Is exerting himselfin this way
and giving much OF his time. We have every
reason therefore to feel that so worthy arc his
efforts hat they should be highly patronlzed
BY all. Respectfully,
s. II. JEFFERSON.
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A DAY of AtOhenent.

The Day OF Atonemenft occurred on last s2t-
urday, the 9th OF this month inc whole
day, frorn the evening Of ttre 18th 10 the eve
ming Of the 9th. was spenus prayer ana iase-
ing The enrolment Of dcstinieS Is COM
pleted, and "A perhaps the lot OF some " death
the prayersare unusually solemn and plant.
i've. On both these days It Is customary 10
pray dressed In white restmcnts. The Day
OF Itoneraent Is the only one In the year
when the Jews kneel- On this day they pros,
trate themselves several ines. With regard
to the dag Levitkeas nhe 10th chapterl says:
And Ii Shail be unto you u statute forever;
In the seventh month, the tenth day shall
YOU afnict yourselves, and no work h ye
the rang that sojourneth amongst you.
For on that day shall be make an atonement
to cleanse you from all your sins; Before me
Lord shall sc I've clean. 1t shall be a Sabbath
OF rest unto you. and ye shall afnict yourself
ss a statute Srever." No Jew has ever failed
to keep this day. In a long era Of three thou
sand and three hundred years scarcely ANY
exceptions nave been furnished to this rule.
The weakest women fast, and sometime s even
young children are made to take part In the
general absInence- All the Jewish places or
business Eere closed at shutdown and not re-
opened till the sane hour on Saturday even
Ing.
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DIED.

Died. Of diphtherIa, Sept. q. 1879, near Able
VILE, Asa Hampton, son OF John and Mngyie
Bolts, nged three years.
Died, OF diphtheria ut Abbeville, Sunday %,
infant son Of a. Dequest.
Died. near BuzZard ROost. Friday, Goth. Sept.
1870, Mrs. Martha Bolts. wife Of John G.. Bolts.
She leaves q family Of little children.
DEArH.-Mrs. James H. Cobb. Of this place.
died In the lunatic asylum at Columbia, last
saturday, at an advanced age.
JAMES ANDERSON, who cnme from ireland
to Abbeville n few years ago, died Mt the poor
house last week.
THOMAS MCNEIL. an aged citizen Of the
While Lick section of the coonty. died last
week OF Il chronic affection. He came to this
country from Ireland many years ago. and has
lived In Abbevillc county ever since.
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APPLETONS'
American ~Cyclopadia.

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IN rInD 10 W vas commenced IN is5S, since when
tlne Tue wlde circulation which 1t q attain.
signal deyeIonmcnts which hawn taren n,oce
in every branch of srienre iitaro tire and ART
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aud snS't To , 81 W an u n eva edi n ! 'n nofit1sd REVISION
nuD .mnnIo. ~ - 49,
IHE AMEhlCAN CtCIOPEUiA,
Within the last twenty wears the progress Of
discovery In every department OF Knowledge
has made q new work OF reference an impcrn-
tive want
Inc movement or political aftalrs has kept
pace with the discoveries Of science, and their
fruitful application to the Industrial and use
lul arts and the convenience ana refinement
OF social life. Great wars and consequent rev.
olutions have occurred. involving national
changes OF peculiar moment, The civil war
OF our country which war at its height when
Inc n raS = g heen nn o. Inc en orc Work appsaoea. nus
merrinI and inIusiriai actjvitv has heen com,
men"ed
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LARGE ACCEss!oNs TO U
mr. kHow HAVE LEN MADE;
Tue sTeat Polltictl reEoluGiQns the lastoc.
taue, VIII Inc natufai EesuIts OF tne lapse ~
tnde M TOM n,oS ,nhnso y NC aro In avory.
ono:. n,n,,th -. Tn NJ msn 80 {.
onG . niouiN, anu OF whose lives every one 10
Itii3us " KNOW tne partlcuiars. Great pat-
Gles nave Deen lought ana important sclges
nitinLained, OF which the "DETAILS are az Set
tro onIE IN tlic newspapers or IN tne
o,,nh Puollcations OF tne oay' Dut WHICH
ouHh'no" ~ ,. .
TAKE THEIR LACE IN PERMANENT AND Az.
,THENTIc HISTORY.
In preparing the present edition for the
plllII,a.I nI accoIulngiy Deen the aim or the
i i no W. . ptins u"wh Inc Information 10 the
49, poSSroic 9utes. ana 10 lurnlsh an accu-
a u aceouit OF tne most recent discoveries In
as . an9 u eSeIy lresn production in 1T
n, : :, g, anu ol inc newest inventions In the
and orieinai 10 VIGIL "s w give u succinct
HHoofp VI ihE OF POLITICAL y
n HISTORICAL EVENTS.
INC WorK was begun after long and careful
aEni,m.nary iaoor, ana with the most ample
m eI = 'or carrying u on TO nsuccessful ter
Hnno ~
ho MOne s OF the original stereotype plates have
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ASTON HouSE.-Col J TO Woodward, B
Austin, South Carolinn; ] NJ Aydelt.t. Balti-
more; kershaw, Charleston; G w Cason
Dry Grove; Miss Lula Lowry, Miss Eppie
Presley. + f Presley. Due West; VIM II
Moore and wife, The Fork: w H Moore, r H
Wardlaw. jr, f. L Wilson, City.
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Sherif's Sale.

Sheriff g Sale.
John r. Tolbert. vs.. j. l.. Shumate and w.
T. Shumate.
Judgment for Foreclosure.
DY authority Of a dccretal order Of Judge
. A. P. Aldrich, in the case above stated, /
will sell at public cutlery, at Ahbeville Court
House, within the legal hours, on Sale Day in
estate, to wit:
All that lotof land with the buildings there
on, situate In the town Of Ninety-Six, front-
ing on the Public square, feet on the Cam
bridge Road East. on tile North by lot of w.
A. Limbecker, and West by lot Of W. C. Fou-
che, and containing
ONE HALF ACRE,
more or less, and known rs the Shumate
Block.
Sold subject to covenant Of lease made be.
tween the defendant. L.. Shumate and Phil
fps d Jackson now tenants Of one OF the
brick stores on said lot. BY the terms of
said lease the said Philips & Jackson have
the right to the possession OF the store in
which they arc now until the first day Of Feb
ruary, 1880.
TERMS.-One half Cash, the remainder on
q credit OF twelve months, purchaser to give
bon secured by mortgage Of said premises
for the payment Of the credit portion of the
purchase money.
J. F. C. DuPRE,
S. A. G..
Sept. IL, 1879. 81.
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A Good Liver

Is always known by his appearance. A
dinners. ETC., will always show 1t in his per-
son. But there is another liuer more impor.
tant to man-it Is the bad uer-the liver that
should regulate the whole system, II that Is
out OF fix. man is good for nottingham enjoy
restore II to health, use DR.. Gil
der's Liver Pills. A few doses will relieve
you. SEPT. ., 1919 I'm.
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MRS. EMMA GoGGINs, who was tried last
Fall Mt Edgefeld for the murder Of her bus
band, died last week near Saluda Old Town,
in Edgefield County. She was n singulnrly
handsome woman, ABOUT twenty years oil.
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Iiterar Club

The Abbeville Literary Gu will meet on
Friday night. Srd October. at the house OF
Gen. :. MCGOWAN. Hour OF meeting. eight
o'clock. The ~essayist for the occasion Is DR..
II. u. Wilson who will read n paper on THE
History OF Dentistry y, !" a mostinteresting sub:
Iect which the Doctor will handle well and
thoroughly, and which will elicit lively and
general discussion, for 1t Is in cverybody's
mouth.
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BIRTHS.

At Abbeville. Sept. 30, 1879, Mrs. George
White. a daughter.
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Atlanta & Charlotte Airline Railroad

u UudIlOGt6 Alf-Ulu6 hdllTUdu
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after June 18th rains will run on
this road US follows:
Day yE Ras;fTgfT k15at"'
Al',se a. ssneS SWg : yEsi %i;bs1ve"' . 10 a. H.
Arrive at Seneca" 5 Tsp. m.-Leave... 8 l6p. m.
. SEAH$TW2xh1 5!a"'
Arrive at s'ne9 WE Z y {; ni;bs"ve'' 0 osp' m'
Arrive at Seneca. s IA .-Lcave.~ @ IS q. m.
EAsTTXh ttSS' .,
Arrive at sene9 W2 5 TR; lnj;b9"ve''' 8 sSp' M
Arrive at Seneca ! 6a. m.-Leave... 7 l2 &. M.
1"''%SSq Es hSs1gf 6$"'''
Arrive at Seneca l 5n. m.-Leave... ! IS a. m.
y PASSENGER TRAIN.
(EASTWARD)
Arrive ut Greenville 10 10 a. IN. -Leave 10 Ala. m.
WESTWARD.l
Arriveat Greenville 8 20 p. m.-Leave 342p. IN.
tE tHsf'Siafi jNA
Arrives at Grcenville 10 10 p. m.-L.eave TO- 5 p. m.
Arrive ut Greenville 4 80 q. m.-Leave 442 q. m.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
EASTWARD
Arrive at Greenville Z 80 a. m.-Leave 8 80 O, m.
CWESTWARDJ
Arrive at Greenville 3 81 p. m.-Leave 4 70 p. m.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN.
(WESTWARD.)
Arriveat GreenviIle 1888 p. m..1.eave1 10 asp. m.
Connecting ct Atlanta for all points West
and Southwest.
Connecting at Charlotte for oil Eastern
points.
Through Tickets on sale at Gainesville, Sem
eca City, Grecnyllle and Spartanburg to ull
points East and West.
G. j. FOREACRE, General Manager.
W. ]. HOUSTON. General Passengerand Ticket
Agent.
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MR.JOHNA .bROOkS

ryAs JUST HAD HIS MILL ON CAL.
II houn's Creek. eight miles west of Able.
Vile Court House, put In fine repair by one
Of the best millwright's in the country. With
a ne$ boiling cloth, II fine new water wheel
and improved machinery of every kind, he
cnnn6t iii to plcnsc all who may favor him
With their patronage. All he asks Is II fail
trial; when he will guarantee satisfaction III
both Quantity snd quality OF yield.
July ?, 1879, If
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OREENvILLE & COLUMBIA RAILROAD

On and after Monday, September Sth, 1879,
the Passenger Trains over the Greenvillc and
Columbia Railroad will be run daily, Sum
days excepted.
, 1879-06-12

AZ Secretary 6MIRxAw has not, to our know1-
edge. OF to tho knowledge OF anybosly, resumed
specle- paJ Jmeuts Yot, TnE THtBuNE's ATTACK upon
Mr. Poon 80. Ii, TO ray tho lcast nnlust
-Ersning Nttts.
Tic editor OF the Ntss must have read the
following dispatch, published conspi:aously in
last Saturdays Issue Of TIE TniBuHE:
wAsmtsorox, D. C.,, June 6.-secrotary snrn.
NAN has had an tntcrtiew with q Baltimore B4nk
President. This SECRETARY said he remembered =
cou1mi,tqe Of Hunk Presidents who called on hlnl
last December and told him they feared that. 1t
aicclc. resumption was only tntcns!od fur New York.
Tho attempt would hc future. ltc said tho banks
fear The results hare bern that no1o9y woas
eaiifd for. In April anu May tho Treasury paid
out SaGo, 600, 600 Of money for called honda, the
holders Of which conld dcu,and gold and coin 'Yas
sUn hand for taes. Not dollar 9f gold tvas askea
FOR, honerer, and Mons tras paid out.
In tho faco Of these facts It Is a little difficult
to understand what the Ne.os means by assert
lug that the Government has not returned to
specie payments. Is 1t necessary, in order to
consider resumption estabfshcdt TO compel tho
public to call for gold Wheu thcy don't desire
-
, 1879-06-12

Congress 10 impress upon tho country tho
intention Of tho Democratic party, onco ooh
f'rmed In power, to rsvivo the shto sov-
oroignty syBtcm In the fnl!nosa Of lis mis-
cllief, wo aro inclined to think Tint Congrosa
will adjourn with perfoot satisfaction TINT IT
has accomplished all It had intended. Tho
rofuHat to confirm Mr.. MocaAax rs United
States Judge on tho ground Of his oppoai.
tois to stasa Sovereignty (and tic failuro to
confirm him, undar tho circumstances, will
30 tantamo,lnt 10 tha) will emphasize tho
Democratic purpose; but that purpose will
i'o clear enough even IT tho Democratic
Senators dare not venture go far ~ bIoOnA-
nr's rejection. II thu Democrats have do.
ternincd that tho chief Issue Of tho next
Presidential clcrtion a1all bo State Sow
eraignty d. National Sovereignty, They are
likely to be grntitiod trhoy may ba able to
carry Solid South on this issue, but Solid
North wilt 60 ngainat them. Tint was the
issue Of The Civil War, and tho North ia not
yet roady to abandon the victory It won ct
tho cost of 10 many thousands Of precious
l;yns
, 1879-06-12

At Yesterdays sessions Of tho Conference
Of Charities many interesting anti nb'e papers
wero road and much valuable dacuszion had
regarding tho cnro'of tho raapsrs and tho
insane. 4 piper Of interest WAS reatl by Con.
DnrNKxnuorr on the ,bjoot Of tho location
and arrangement Of poor-louses, It boing
held to be M error both na to economy and
good government to locate tl,eso Institutions
Mt f1iatancs from. tho largo cities. Tho
troatmont Of destitute c1lilaron was another
subject considered quite oxlsaustivoly. In
connection will, tte deliberations Of tho
Conference wo print soma tfaoss of homo OK.
periopco illustrating Tho evils Of tho system
Of outdoor relief Under loose, inellioiont, or
corrupt management.
, 1879-06-12

Treasury for Tie. support of nll tho children
t,f t,,+l, s,x,, ,v1o,o ,,,.o,t, ,,,v eurro,u1ar
~ y. .,.,'s,,, =, -,
t"o.t'' ana ~ ea's VIII soon III naos" tiou.os
and asylunls Tor NIL the men and women WHO
have got tired of work. and who will ncoept
tin earn nn,1 rrov.aion f,rniahetl hv tho
iii. x,,,,.. 49, ..a,1.,;o,a T., t,,o ,,,,h,,c
y.'e, '... wv, 1,,, s"os' ''4'''o ' :. .,.,,,
ciafiuos o1 1lt'hola Aase oeon '1'a<le' ~ WIZ
follow that tw,.thirla Of tho population, Will
cuioy luxur7aut lives of elegant ioikt,re, Ytt},-
,or+n,, .r,, ,,,,,,,,;,o,, fr,,, to1at,or NJ, Tim
- ~, . ..'1,''.... .4' ~. III,
'"poF hl'u s"oS1"''co VI 'no os.o' t""u'
IT, .. W. aSnns""' .. on'o' ss't W M ."o
convention IN Htosest"R foP"s' ttoiA '"o
e'a.e ooata o' 'n"t osa'o' Ill "a'o'' 'no oo'-
'"p',on o. no"tc.pal eo'e'l''.'''.~ WV l''ol'-
ef'y no'a tcsroos'oao lot t'oss ol LUG pa"l,et'
'S1a lint e3lsts. ana t1usn1u'lY tec'a'ins s.'"t
, 1879-06-12
THE TAIL WAGs THE poG-oaoE.

I0E TALL " AG5 IaG UQH-uAQEA
Tho vote on tho Legislative bill in tho
Lower House Of Congress emphasizes NAsr'a
cartoon Of tho Northern Democratic cat
drawing ohestnuts from tho fro for tho
Southern Democratic monkey. Tho Driga-
diers have invariably protested with well
simulated Indifference that they folt very
little interest in tho political legtslation
sought to bo forced through on tho Appro-
pr1ntion bills. "NorEhern Democrats de-
sIrod It," said they, "and wo acquiesced.'
But when tile Legislative bill, Bhorn Of its
political riders, WAS brought to vote, a mr.
jority OF those opposed to ita pasaage Gu
riously onough hailed from tho South; two
thirds of the,m wero Brigaliers While the
party acted Bolidly under. caucus diotation,
it was impossible to determlna whothor, as
alleged, tho Northern Democratic tail
waggotl tho Southern Democratic dog, or
rlte versa. But the voto on tho Legislative
bin raises the presumption that during tho
cntiro extra session {tlewn to that ti1ne) tho
Southern Democratic dog had, after the
n,nnnor Of dogs III general, gently waggsd
tho Northern Democratic tail. For whom
tlle tail ooasea to wing tho dog growlets
(fouraeon Of him voted no) to show 1ls dis.
gust at a tail that wouldn't wag-his objec-
tiou to granting supplies without coadi.
tion-freo fraud at tho polls
The Southern Brigadier cherfaAes tho
pride Of antc.bel1am ti1nos. In thoae good
old lays llo not only possessed negroes to do
tle dirty work OF ILLS plantation, but Northern
u IN, II,
, 1879-06-12


The Iowa Republican State Convention
hold ut Des A1oinea yesterday rcnosntnatca
BY acela1natlon Gov. GEAn n1ll Lieut. Coy.
OA..ppE1a,, the only contest Of tho day being
in connection with tho nomination of
Supreme Judge. The platform adopt
cd enlbotiies clear definition OF tho
issue forcsa upon tue country by tho De-
mocracy-tho question whether the United
statcs Is nation or merely leaguo Of
States to DO broken at will mud in thu Same
connection denounces tho attempt OF tho
Democracy to opon tho door to free fraud by
tho repeal Of tue Election laws and the
threat to Rtarve the Government into
acquleseenco in It's partisan moasures.
Tho President is warmly commended for
hts veto Of tho political legislation attached
to the appropriation billa, aud tho financial
question IL effectively stated by refsrance to
the,wprk OF spacio-sesan,p,ion ard the ynat
reduction OF interest oil tl,s puhlio tleht uc.
comp!ished under tic Republican Anaac!al
policy. -.
, 1879-06-12

The New York Mall says that Chicago, though
she gnius the baseball lampionshtp, 10 about
to lose RongRT CoLLTEH THIS Ia probably =
mistake. ROBERT COULTER has won 81 per
cent Of al The games playod, and tour Boys :"
neyef will desert Chicago.
, 1879-06-12

JEFF DAVIS loves Tic soil Of 3lisllsstpp',-
loycs 1t 10 wall, in fact, that 10 wrested $50
arrcs Of IL from iils uwn brothers. children by
legal trtckesy. There are few lawyers In Nfssls-
stunt 0r Louisiana who do not say that tho
Ntria}" by which JxyF DAVIS Was awarded part
o. the inheritance Of bis brothur's children was
Il mQckerY Of lpAtlce.
, 1879-06-12

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t., ~ - Tn,,.,.. ,.., 80 ,.aa ,,.;,..
saa.nnoa M 49, =, l., ,,na. . ..aah f.orn. r.xt r.,
,,a,, for ,t,o r,nr1or ~ 0f.,oa- ~. Tho
sr;,nna, ,,...,, ..,,,,s. T.ua s,.a aenr,o..s,
,ho,,,,t, ,,.arr, ~ ;z,nroas ~ ,,,.,,s,t,o.s
w,a nf n r,,orao,ar +hnt aon,ord. tho moat
aoa,r,,in, la,s1 .or,,,,rv, nnI r. thors ,voa
INV, foa,,,ro T., ~. t.;o1 +h.t ,,vo ,h,a o,i-
,,oyoo uni1,s uoiott ~ ,onr;vs,1 r,.,,n ~ I'm
o,no,.ur,tv In nv1,ht n havo for ;,nnoac1,.
Inc n Ia shoul1 born a now tr;o1 mi IL ,xoa
,,rov,or - tv-,,t ATM, of ,,rr,ood,,og M
iho snrror,o ro,,rt oo-, -, ss ,,n,- t,,a ns,o
rbo fato1 or;;7orco oa,fnat T,.,n wos that
of M, ossoc;oto i, tho hurolorv :. shaonsvn "
Gronar WIN ay,oro r,.un al tha a),ootino,
md thot NJ n nooro 7vomnr, vim awora lint
sha rocoon;y,a f,.un M ona of tha man on
TIM wopon md the mon who fred tia nlot,
Tbo foot Tint tshoanavn 4,onav hal n
l;yo1v ;n,oroat IN f-,no tha nott,n1 ehoot;ny
,,,o,, sor,o1,o,1,, 1,os,1os h;r,so,f o,,a tl,o
ananic,one ttot' vora caat rnor +ho rooro
,vor,o,,,a voro,;+v 1vorc c;r,,,n.t,r,os thot
,voatana1 t,o forco ~ t,;a conv,cttno to.t,-
NOW, j., t;o ,,,;r3a, ~ r,on., ,,or,,'s an3
WITH, .r;,1 now rooono;1o H. rnb1;o h =.
..,.:.., ae n. a,-,5a,sso 49,. =. 49,, "a
sno,, ," ror;otr ~ .,n,t -os,,it ~, orsar;ua;t A.
t,,o am, linn - ID nroror -, rer,an,,,or
,ho+ .sshaororn nronart. rona~ta,,1a n,~
rot;v. .o,,-n.,,daa 0ro;,or,. ~. .ta oaorroo,
md ec,,,,onco NJ Il. ,1oto;ls mn, Il. tr,thf,i.
r,,s =, aonoro, ;nsr;r.1 l'o1;of l., =. t,.r.h-
r,,aa,a =. ~ ~. a.a,a.,o,,t .h,t 1.srn .~s.
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