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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
THE IRISH MASS MEETING.

Az will be seen by the official announce
ment In another part Of the paper the mass
meeting Of Irlshmen, 10 which we have al
ready alluded, takes place this evening at 4
o'clock at Odd Fellowa' Hall. We aro forced
tO conclude TINT II must he an occasion of
more than ordinary Importance with our
adopted felow-ctlsens from the Emerald
lsle from the character Of tho names In
connection with Il aud tho exalted stations
they represent. That II ID all occasion Of the
keenest interest to them ID evidenced BY thls
cordial unanlmity VI priest ana layman not
only Ill the movement hero but III tho main
one Mt home. where both GLASSES are engaged
In q common struggle for the attainment Of q
common object. This happy blending Of the
spiritual with tho temporal will be- further
demonstrated In the meeting this evening.
the Rev. Father Finn, of Natchez. aud the
Hon Frank MoGloin being selected as the
orators VI the occasion.
The leader Ut tho home movement. Mr..
Charles Stewart Parnell, member Of Parlla-
ment for the County Meath has been re-
uuested by his constituents 10 appeal to the
Irish population III America for their moral
support III the gigantic effort 81 determlnedly
undertaken by the teDantry, and 10 this end
II ID announced that he contomplates an nd
dress. The subject, however, seems TO be 30
well understood OH this side of the water. and
the sympathies are 50 awakened by It, that
the object Of the address IL anticipated. and
tho Irlahmen of New Orleans are the first To
speak spontaneously on d question 90 near to
their hearts.
In rendering our earnest and heartfelt SYM
patty with tho cause we but give expression
10 the feellnR which America has always en-
tertalned toward the people o. Ireland In
their many struggles against oppression. Let
us, then, assure our irish fellow-cltlzens who
may gather ut the meeting Of this evening.
that the cause they represent Ia more than
national, and all good people will rejoice when
the Rmellorntlon now sought by eonstltu
tional methods shall have borne It's legitimate
fruits.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
POLITICAL PRISONERS.

We will state for the benefit Of those gen.
tlemen who were and are still under arrest on
political charges 10 the parishes Of Tensas.
Concordia and Caddo, that they need not come
to New Orleans until duly notified by their
counsel. AS soon as Judge Woods returns to
the city the cases will be fixed for trinl and
ample notice given to enable all parties to
arrive here In time to save their bonds and
stand trial.
There need be no uneasness felt about this
matter, IS we are assured 1t Is not the purpose
ofthe United States District Attorney to move
with such undue haste as to involve parties
under Indictment In unnecessary trouble and
expense.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

marlly TO protect the coffee dealers oil Gal
weston. Tho private interests OF Messrs.
Kaufman n Runge, coffee Dealers must BIO
protected and the powers Oh the honrd Of
health must ba exercised In their behalf.
This Is novel theory truly, and ono that We
specially commend To tho consideration OF
our Representatives IN Congress, who will no
doubt Ut tho coming session be called upon to
act ON this question Of quarantine. which ts
OF momentuus importnnoa 10 New Orleans.
II Ia essential that Galveston and other cities
shall not be permitted TO declare commercial
atnbargoas against Now Orleans. The pro-
teclion OF health "a ono thing, and that may
DO properly regulated, perhaps. by the States.
but the protection vi commerce Ia anGthorhnd
quito different thing, and Its regulation be-
longs exelueivelyto the general government
by virtue Of specially delegated authority.
The following article from tho Galveston
Ne,ea Of the twenty first evlnees u proper ap-
probation Of The gross lmpropriety OF the
boards action:
The decided change In the weather brought
by the recent northet, mark Ing Tho close q
long summer. gave riHs 10 strong hopes In tho
minda Of those who wished to SEQ the end Of
quarantine hprdships that the hoard 81 henlth
would Immediately open communication Win
New Orleans and other places not actually or
dangerously infected. A meeting Of the board
was chilled The first thing Monday morning. tho
object o. which was ,suppoAed to be y DO this.
but the event proved tu be quito different. A
resolution wac adopted permitting the coffee
vessel Maria. from Hto. to discharges her cargo
ut once. and another acauiescinR In the GoYer,
nor's proclamation raising quarantine ageinst
New Orleans 1--WE days hence. provided no fresh
caHes Of yellow fever occurred In the mean
time Ill that city. The object Ut this.
Az ayowed bv ono member who seems
to have handled tho majority ct
WILL was to protect o business house OF this
city. to which tue coffee ID consigned. from tho
composition or New Orleans. With which It
would have had To vie. had communication with
that city been opened ut the same time that this
vessel In permitted to discharge. In this PRO-
eeedlnR the board has, we regret to sny. clearly
Of this olty are entitled to advantages that may
happen incidentally 10 measures relating to the
protection oil the publ 10 health. but they scarce
~ have the right to ask the board Of health 10
protect them IRON tho rivalry III merchants Of
other cities. In granting them snoh favor, apart
from my sound sanitary consideration, what
spectacle does the board PRESENT. IL has GER
tainly reached the climax Of q series OF blum
dera. Whatever good So joes II has rendered
In tho past call Tor the n core thanks Of tho
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

The Hon. Charles ?. Thompson, who Ia 1874
heat Butler for Congress III the Essex district.
liz one Ut the Democrats who refuse 10 support
the obliqueeyed statesman now. He says
that he does not want the success OF the DEM
ocratic party by any entangling alliances,
and adds: Il want no alliance with the devil,
Tor assure you that he will become tho mas
Ter" Mr.. Tkompaon's Judgment Is sound.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
FUNERAL.

HALF PELICAN MUTUAL BENEvt LENT Assn, |
New Orleans. october 26, 1879.
me officers and members are hereby. without
further notice, ordered TO meet with badge. at
their hail. No. 81 Bienvilie street, TETS (Jun-
day. EVENING. at $50 O'Clock precisely. to at
tend the funeral Of their deceased brother. WILL
Llama. sTEWAR |, aged &c years. native of
Louisiana. BY order
II lei. MEssoNE1ER Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

Secretary Eyarts's letter on the Mormon
question has received official notice In Eng
land, and the government is attempting to
dissuade all Englishmeu from going to Ameri-
On to become members Of the Mormon
Church. notice has been given such per-
sons. reminding them that polygamy is q
crime, punishable under the American laws,
and that those who practice 1t may become
liable To fine and imnrisnnmant
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

tsWhen d Louisiana Republican begins To
approve. something ~ surely rotten III Den
mark" Is the truthful comment the Boston
Post makes over Republican reioicings here
because OF the result In Ohio
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

y The epidemic at Memphis IL officially re-
ported to be ut an end. A heavy frost was
visible Yesterday morning, and the weather
was cold enough to form thin Ice. Ahsen tees
can now return In safety. and In few days
the hum Of business will be heard on the
now almost deserted streets. A feature Of
yesterday was the landing Of a steamboat at
the ieyee, the first since the twenty-fourth oF
.T,Yfv
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
NEW oRLEAss. ostobsr %. 1879.

NEW ORLEANS. Oatobsr %. 1879.
hessrs. Johnston Il Randolph, Liverpool Cot
ton Press:
board my ship at this port, have To say that
the best compressed cotton ! received came
from your press, and that had had all my cot
ton from your press should have taken 10 per
cent more. JOHN JACKSON. -.
oc2e IT. Master Of the Steamship Ambrose,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
Major Bond. tar collector 81 the ,,nper ii

Major Bond, tax collector OF the upper dis
frlcts, notifies city taxpayers this morning
that ne - now completing the delinquent
list ofscnrrent taxes preliminary TO filing in
the mortgage Office, and that he proposes i'm
mediatesy to place all unpaid licenses III the
hands o the sheriff for collection. Tax and
license payers would do well to make prompt
settlements, as thereby legal costs will be
nx- 3rJ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

Kelly having reached New York city from
his canvass In the interior OF the State, the
Times now thinks that tho legitimate drama
will have chance In the rural districts
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
~ ""NH1 !" NV
Nc. 1913 POydras stree,
HODLEf Rfss,ThExs

Have the most complete STOCK Of Cane Wagons
Sh t eng TOUR mule Cane Carts. Ok Carts. Ios
Wheels, Cotton Wagons. Bagasse uarts. Farm
osIfs; Hee Carts. Small Carts Of every aIze, fouI
an ~ FL seat Family Wagons Spring Wagon
aounds, Wagon Material. Axle Grease. Car
i bozes. &C. We especially cali attention to OUT
Inun-slzeo sNedged and hardened AxIes. Olilled
Wagons. Manufactured in our own faetoriss al
Hheeiing ". Va. from the best material end by
sKilsa mecnanlcs. we Can give q reliable
the largest demand. 60 s-1S'
aepat-Is ANA 70 Union Street..
my2 2dD ON
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

The Republicans want Delaney Kane. the
tally no man. 30 run for Congress IN the
Westchester District. They think he might
Nhoup the boys up.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

Secretary Evarts IL now one u Cornells
most enthusiastic admirers ALSO. he thinks
crow makes highly palatable dish.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
DIED.

WOOTAN-On Friday. October "a, 1879. at 10
minutes nj OF IL O'Clock D. M. Mis-, Eiz beth
county, Miss. and q resident of New Orleans
for fifty one years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

The Maine papers now deny that Eugene
Hale haa hemorrhagn Of the lungs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26

His name ID not q. Washington Childs. after
MI, hut q. William,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
THE CHAMPION MONITOR STOVE.

am now prepared to offsr the superior fam
~ stoves. which enjoy such an snyiabla reputa-
for DURABILLIY, ECONOMY ana COVE
THE CHAMPION MONITOR il by far the
best stove In ths market FOR FAMILY USE
An examination Of the stow cennOt fail to i'm
press any one OF the truthfulness of this asser.
ton.
! an also the aeent for the CELEBRATED
SpEWART bTOVN aud the BELMONT &
BRUNSWICK RANGES. N
j. II. CAMP-MAP.
oc26 1t Ne. l33 Poyara. stre.t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
THE DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION

THE DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION.
Thirteen years Of State and city govern
Inent under the new constitution cannot cost
LouleianA more, On the assessment Of 1879,
than
State government. ......... Ga, 100000 90
City government ................ U,T000OO 90
-4.4%I@4l-@l-@eA-@
Total Observation-Disclosures. W. luu,uuu w
Difference 10 the credit Of the Democratic
conservative party, $74,9l0,G4a "a.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17
BILLINGS AiWce 10 Ioe.

BY sill means Joe, get married il
You have a fair show. Don't stand
shiveriug On the bsnk, bat pitch in
and stick your head uuier, and the
shiver is over. There ANT any
more trick in getting married after
you're ready than there is in eating
peanuts. Menuy . msn has stood
shiverins on the shore till the river
all run out Dout expect 70 marry
An angel. Them hsv all been picked
up long ago. Re,nsmher, joe you
amt ssin, yourself Do not mar
ry for buty exclusively bu.y, is like
ice, awful slippery, aud thsws dread
f1l easy, pIn't marry for luv nel-
thsr luv is like = cooking stove,
gui for nothing when the fuel gives
cut. Ru, let the mixture DO some
bu.y beccminSly dressed, with about
$3.50 in her pocket gud speller,
handy and nest ie her house, plensy
of good sensA tu6 constitution
and by,lsss, sosll fvss. light step ;
add ~ this SQUAD teeth and warw
heart. This mixture Will keep "a
any ehmsta and aot eSspesste. II
tho cork hsppeas 10 es lsn ef for
,wo ~ thrve m,aats. the sssoaSth
aint all gone, Joe pont @Arry fos
pe>ilSses there amt much in psa :
erve aaless 10 is backed BY bank
stocks A h@lly with poshias bat
pedigree generally lack sense.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17
Optimism and Pressimism.

Two boys went TO hunt grapes
One wae happy because they found
grapes. The other was unhappy be.
cause the grapes had seeds in them
Two men, being couvslcscent
were asked how they we're. One
said, 81 an better to-day The
other said, ~ was worse yesterday.
When it rains, one man says,
This will make mud" Another
This will lay the dust"
Two boys got 40 oyster. One
looked at IL, and said IL was nasty.
Tho other tasted il, aud declared it
was good.
Two boys examining n bnsh, one
observed that it had thorn. The
other thai il bad n rose.
Two children looking through
colorod glasses. one said. "The world
is blue" Aud tho other said. It Is
bright"
Two boys eating their dinner. one
said, IL would rather have something
better tban this" The other said.
This ia better than nothing
Two men went 10 sos New York
Oue visited the saloons, and thought
New York wicko1. The other visit
ed tho homes, aud thought New
York good.
Two boys looking at some skaters,
o"e said, "Seo how they fall" The
other, See how they glide"
a servant thinks a mans house is
principally kitchen. A guest that it
is principally parlor.
Two boys got each an apple. One
WAS thankful for the apple. Toe
other WAS dissatisfied because il was
not two,
81 am glad that I live, says one
man. Il am sorry I mas. die, says
another
Il an glad. says one, "tha. i. is
no worse. 81 am sprry says an
other, that i. il NJ better.
9 One mao il ,hanSfl, for his blss.-
ings Aapther is morose for his
rlsfOrtnnes.
One man thSks be j. entitled tn a
better Sorll and il dissatisfied be-
carse lie hasn't got it Another
thinks he il not iIs''y entitled 10
auy. and IL satisfied witl this.
Que man enjoys wat lie has. Aa-
other suffers what be has not.
O4s ragn MAKE. ~ 81. acrorut
from bis wiats. Aaot4er irJu Us
assets.
Oae man complains that tt=re !.
evil 10 the woFiix Aaother rel ices
that there i good ia the worll.
c1s say-, - g0,J'f - mixed
With evil Aa1:bsr avs. ~OIr
e7.. : mixed WITH g3ol"-I,,LgsA-
ieu:.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17

blessed are the pare ia hv,sss hce
they shall see Cod - Mhea la
tho estler hte 10 seals, W Sc1es. bot
Ssre Also aud ~Ita most sss,siyias
s,ssea Nea are hks sss saecl .
slsd ssi Aishfal Salie Is lssh0s
along loosly and dangerous vosl
,hTeaSa tho darkness u shs aiSAs
rhs osca ~ gar Sasis yoa csa
sssssvsly ssSs eas bis ~pg>is >, eoa-
Iost ssa sssasasce sye ia yosis ear
al sAs ~h1s wa gasl hlgo. Coz
YEA ksss that ne psstOssis koess
toe way AND wa sesasaas s'so
aSa ~ yea w s,eas, Nes sa>l
,Asaa a. sas Sosls esvssk saa sos
stare sAsss eas tVx a Ahs,sA wa sales
IVA eSAa sss Als eseN tN AMI -
sSSesax s,sasA and yea 500 As YEA
Nss sssa Aal kae~ ~ WA asS kaesa,
eat the e>sstes& Vie Joy, tes assas-
saee VI bic psSsssse Aaa has Sald>
suSs wa have had tAe ~Ae.e siSAs
,eAs / asi Tie assAxas g'ses ysa q
hsllvr revelation ~ Cha, sa.eh wa
kasw sh~AdS,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17
California Sharpers.

4 new Dodge for bsaEc- the ir-1
cent ou. OF tneIr cola Gas teen re-
sorted 70 by sharpers ID :hls citY
since the town has beea made too
not to hold toe bluko nee ADD ger
mi: OF them plying their trade. 4
number have already fslisr victims.
and the sharpers A-s beyoai the
reach Of he law. Two Of il=m co.
ter 4 saloon. walk up - the blr sui
converse Is If sbsy bAi Ils; met
One draws forsl hIs handkerchief.
mops OF ais brow, lai remarks:
"Grscious. hos | 10 tsaaspirs -
The other says
You mean perspire there Is 20
such word Used IN taIs sense as
trsrspire."
There is saws NJ. l. Ind II
bet you on the poIrs.
An outsider is then referred TO by
sharper No. 2. and Is general thlnS
sides with the latter IN sayins there
is no such word used Ia ,dat senss.
1T you think 50. NJ. , says,
"Ill bet you that sn riSat.
4 bet is made. sharper NJ. ; sen-
orally taxing part OF is With the
stranger A dictionary Is proe1rsj,
the word is found. and ;hs stranger
learus saa. wsbssers unsbe,Jissj
says "rrsnsp,re-to emit taroaSa
the excrssor,ss Of the s&in Oi
course DO losss his noosy. aud soon
aites~ar1 the sharpsrs repair ~ a
convenient pi..es. &Siis zoe seoils
aud 20 ia seareh Of another ytssiW.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17
A Wise Animal.

This morning q couple - miner,
we're seated on boulaor nlongsid,
OF the road to Sutro, discussing th,
kicking POWERS of the mule. One
bad Just returned from Sutro. aud
the other was on tho way there
and, having met near tho rock, the,
sat down for talk.
Have you quit over there - said
tie one who was eastward bound.
"Yes."
"Wby 7"
"Mnles."
"Fraid Of EN- ?" tI'
lyon bot. l saw ono Yesterday
alongside Of an old boiler. kickin' of
the riyet heads one by ono. Never
missed one. | was Just gois,g on
shift, aud when j saw that mulc and
heard there was more OF EN- inside.
| weakened anl threw up my Job
I've got wife and three children
dependin' on me, and 1 don't take
chances" r}
"The worst mule I ever saw" said
the other, twas in Pioche some
years ago. II was one I owned.
One day il rubbed against some
nails sticking out OF n post. aud il
turned square around and drove
those nails in one by one, using a
single blow Of the hoof with the iron
shoe on for each nail. II never
missed it's lick, aud always drove 'em
just in to the head. Then he saw a
few tacks on the post, little lower
down, which was only half drfren in.
and he drove them in, too. WITH light
taps Of the hoof. just as gentle aud
easy as could be. One day a man
came along aud set ou, can Of nitro
glycerine and giant powder IIe
wanted to get the mule 10 kick IL
and get killed. / saw him abont to
corral with the can, and knew what
was up. At first | was going 10
stop him, bat then I thonJhs if my
mule was any kind Of ueic at all he
could take care offimself. So
ust watched. Well, the muls sas
the can, aud walking up. snel, OF it,
and then squared hiuself for the
kick The man was -sneaking off.
aud, iust as The mule was going %
kick the can, be canshtsight Of toe
feller, aud changed biz position so
that his tail was toward the man.
lie lifted bis tail jnst like l,e was
taking ain. AMI let rs his right hoof
The can went flying throughthe air
and bit the man sqrire 10 the FEAR
just as he was gettiu over a fence
about a bundled E@et G~sJ. Toe
thing exploded, and peveg .as the
mao again. But next morning Pat
Holland came 90. 10 the RscJri iul
said that the Town hll been visited
by q shower ofb!ooi %
Mules ars immense wen they
git reused"
You btt t'-Iryiaii Cty C'i.'5.
aielS.
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Fenus

Pecri, vnO nave sa-n '-'yri>
sr. heather Ari l1ppier mar ch0>s
sho iavs none. \ .Insis -sal 'reui
.!easurs yJr.a nUr- .nIu -'iG
e precious stUne~. u aey .an ,uv
nAnv .huss goa anu sr'l. 81 ,ts
wealth u ne world could ruJ ouy
yul 4 'riyui lr pay you Tor .'e 'C>s
lt zoe. Il lass wanted lc'v Juv
.l o., - maze ne lspry. Stsrtt
writes, 1d. sanung -lac, lAvs Flc'-
sd s-er~tllus. Aul ASaIn. ~ lSlrt
-lu. ~ 10 pr,>1H ], .h.s -'Ile Gay.
ias never fuuud, lur s'i, Q lpI. a
lyar, ~ ,cvaS .oO. W. ara .as seas
80 ot ,peaatnr'tts /, We et lue -'vui
ir'lp 0f .nrvugu IA tenuou, ~ st
us pasn away s10tnrr lr 2 -
l1il licvi '-on lns pvt.y salOG>t D.
lye,,.sss ,lsas lc roug1oe~s. " 'ai-
yv0 .hroS AWAY lianCed 'vJl Use
Il ,r,vSsd va lle sJC'i :r'snG +,
aoS 30 ~ sv.guvd assIlsS ioe lSs.s
u Toe eSf,h
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-07-17
TIME.

Swiftly glide our years; they fol-
low each other like the waves of the
ocean. Memory calls up the persons
we once knew, tho scoucs in which
wo once were actors they appear
before tire mind like the phantom
Of night vision. Behold the boy.
rejoicing in the gayety Of lis soul T.
the wheels Of time cannot move too
rapidly for him T, the light hope dan
Cos in his eye the smiles Of expec-
tation play upon his lips no looks
forward 10 long years Of Joy 10 come
his spirit burns within him when be
hears Of great men aud mighty
leeds he wants 10 be man he
longs 10 mount the hill OF ambition.
10 tread tho path OF honor, % hear
the shout Of applause. Look at him
again be IL now 10 the meridian OF
life care has stamped its wrinkles
upon his brow disappointment has
dInmed the lustro Of his eye s,r,
row has thrown it's gloom upon hi.
countenance he looks back up9n
the waking dreams Of his youth. and
signs for their futility each regolg-
ing year seems TO diminish some.
thing from his little stock Of happi
ness, and he discovers that the se..
son Of his youth, when the pulse u
anticipation beats high. is toe Only
season Of enjoyment. Who il he II
the aged locks1 His form - boot
and totters his footsteps move
more rapidly towards the tomb he
looks back upon the past hi4 DAYS
appear 10 have been few. ani be con.
fesses that they we're evil the nag
nihcsnce Of the great "a 10 him vari-
ty; the b hilarity Of youth
folly be considers how soon the
gloom Of death must o7er.hai,w
the one and dlsappoInt toe other
the world presents !rtle to attract
aud nothing to delight him still.
however, he T)u.d Anger in i.-4ull
be would lengtb-u ol. h.s days-
though. of 'besatys bl0onz. O. tau-
cy > fash, Of music breath. he il
forced % srclaln, I have 10 pleas.
1re 10 them \ few years of af:.
nifty, inali;y and PAIN, must cousiz1
ll4 20 !d.ocy Or tee grl7s-yst this
vas the gay, the generous. :de high
soaled boy, who bebeld Toe ascend
ing pa.h Of life strevsd si.L lowers
without A thorn. S1ct - alman
Eta, bat canaos be .Ee u.Lua,s les
,..Ies Of man.
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Soss Is Sr-Iesmaus

Esshron 10 trsnce aoS pcsscr,ovs
;s0 Gpy pages 20 ssyys .lsgsssd D.
og,iesm Ads A. tna Nsijh1g csgs-
nVox These Scs ;aoSsn ,rOta .ns
prstsisss oi ne 6Sy ys.sasss - .hs
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Prpssrbs Concerning Noses.

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