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tnln1y," replied tho Pasha, VI am aways really
10 die: and 40 fur from fearing yotlr putting MO
- Heath. ynn would oanfer a favor on mo
by 90 dining. fnr you would he doing for fue that
which | ani prcc1ut'ed hy my religious torurrs
fr'm dong for tnysclf.-yo,I woitli relieve .iie
from nll tho trnhhlca and tnIsfurtunps whlc!
tho f,iture irny hnvo III store fnr ma" 'rtls
completely stngEcrod King John, who EnHpesl
out In despair. "Thon my p0wor hns no terrDrs
for your" " Nonr whntoyDr,' wMs tho I'nsha's
!acontc reply. IIIa Majesty, tits necdfbss to atd,
Instantly cullapael.
, 1880-10-23
THE MANUfAoTU INDUSTRIES OF CHICAGO.

(raM MvMunm eh~ valued p OF al h
wMMvn nkf
, 1880-10-23
C11AnAurRn or uuarNEss.

sts IT." sssnss sn sss soa
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TnnninY carrytMg
!e" s!ea 3od
Me hats and cups
saw sood millinery
hn Eoods Hlo'cs' anu .''''''''''}
F"inS VIII fn4Gs miis " 49, "
snsahterina paoEin9
Gasestonay bakeries
Ss!sS aaa sasa !ssiiiss" sas
fs sssf s ID tSss s xsS lid :ss;s
asncss saddsy, ip hip:ta;is, ooing
H. sS: :ss s: ::i ; lid
': It'll;
AXE krcase ann xlua
Resfsnp and sonpoa;dnx at apirs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ghsm'cas'' Chem
;;ssx isssss ;s ss5S$; kS ]
kssfs asSs!s sSsSf &C. s:t
!:;
S!s 9hts M
Sewing.
ura case4 hnd u..rakera goauI
repairing 1owolry
osohze N1o nsetn
Show -cAsos anu netnt ann Xas sl.Hs
Tcrumery and na!ca pruphnont
n
Vault and sidewalk lights grating
paving and reixing
Totals tho tty OF ChcAKo
IOWA u Luxe
, 1880-10-23

mttawA 4 Strohtor Exprsss,. :. .:
lHHlasbuEgl'A gl'Asaetisvr..... .......
tAGbfasxn Expires. .........s.....,
bl1nbuguB 4 slsux Clty ExpresA.
t1loHHut's Gf1Yu ACEUtltliuIat'
bl'acltje ts.Lst E1pr1ss. .............
lKnnsn> ! Col0rh,lJ Ex..,.....,,
tknilslIs Elty Il Ttskl. t'aat Lttll.
lAuruE1t i'mss6nx0r......,,,,..:.
t3tcndotn 4 ut3aMS Expfqs1...,,
IN tLttlih shssci isnr-......,.....
Rockford. Fr'isurt hIsUes Ia nl]a E
hAuF1ra l,Ass6nHer.........,...,.,
bHnr,.sa f'il,su,,tt.r r'.....'., ,.:...'....'
ttIra AiMl1ts*. Oni,Iiln l. Llncol
Night E1flrDss.. .......,..,..,.....,
tTeIt.s n ElEiltExprcst.. cst..,,,,,,.,,
eMnnsas citY 4 IT. Jt,u NiGilt Ex
hErgcrurs 4 dubuque Ekt.I.As..
tgGtsnest3isy Il oaturtlHY 'rlletttt
, 1880-10-23

Cold sn1ps, wind, Or sun rou4hen the skin,
Htal and suftrn 1t With Glvlu'x sulphur Soup.
, 1880-10-23

H1ttshtlr4. Ethotnnntl ~ IT. I4uts1s X. IL
tCincanatl Air-1ifn0 nHd Koxo.u .uo Llno,' ,,,.
Depot cuflIoF VI Clinton md Enttu.s.s. Htts sL!k
, 1880-10-23

MRt1 fvtn Mntn Line} 7.N
kpucI.s NaH yurk kExurass...,..,|'V Is V:W
I.iYlstnlnK h9presa 44ally).. )..,......Is III
Atl,in4I n. i. G1pruss t1nliy)..+..I tils
tnst El ss.......,l............... ll,f4J
, 1880-10-23

J.ake Hhore 4; HIsohfxttn Eouthe~a ItHt!WaY
TIeke. nfces Al depass. VAn Burcu-ss., head Of Il
tnllo IMonty kocont!-nt and FuEtx x.lhtnls: Ile1t!
mud frrI 1ht .!cu uier ahprtAAf ital4I, aud tttt
Offices III lLa Gsnnd ruc!du Autsl uh4 lalluus iultA
, 1880-10-23

ChIenEo d Fnstsrn Ilttnais 1fnllFaaA
-. Granville ltoHts.) .,,
11sast GMsst cl.ss-tsss tSsx ass ionss u ,tnat!:
Archer alId htNwArt-RYE-
, 1880-10-23

KaHBux city. D1nyQt 4 Pueblo
,.tust ExIross..........,....,. 80.
ha!sut Slt5. santa ~ Il uunvuri
r. Iouls, AprlnRnaIi i VoxAi..".
", Louis, HprtnIIuld y l'exAs. -. !,
Peoria, 9urll1x. thst Exus9as, !. i
,.t9n 4 heoxsit III. VII Gilus,ua
PHkln + tsu0FiA Ex. tln lAltpL.,.,i
etceatyr. t4ae1t1, sYastliItEt'n Tx. !
1oltat i UwlxIlt Recommendation j I
, 1880-10-23

Fhtrag1. E0cIs Islnnd Is Tncftlc Tknttrq,i
Depot. corner nf Van nusen and Eharnof1-sts T1c{N
gh'ces 81 Ctnrk-st. ahurnlun llUlse, FalMnr iioaN4
Hirnl lAGlno ll0Loi. aud - EAnAt, Cufuus lt4AI1a
, 1880-10-23

Cincinnati, indianapolis, Louis,
Vile, Eu!nMbut Elss LAY
Nwht Express. ..........,Ii 4 shii pinii 7sLlaa
, 1880-10-23

Davenport r0or3a Expsess 80. . sl,;Il = ri. r,n,,
Council HuliB East Expfasv,.. iS.ji - |, v:tSss
hAnsaA CITY. LoAToMrurlh Il Al ~ @"p~
Cl!s9r East Expsssa ..,,,,.,., <le.11 r. IN pp
Peru Accommodation. .,.. H,Ij i IN .j;.jJso
CGuHrt Huts ktsh. EIr, gss.. tiiaJl! il :G.Ist
kk;tAus THY, lGNvpuworth + Al
gniAoh NixhL ExJIsass.,,..: go, 1,t1 III, ":naa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12
On "A Pilfnlinn Excuraion.

officer Grant, of the Sixth precinct, yoster.
day afternoon arrested man named Freder.
lex Ghaum, alias Williams, while Offering an
Overcoat for sale on Seventh street. Tho Off.
Ger took the man to the station, where it
turned out that Ghaum had also been on
pilfering excursion, as u pair of pants was
found upon him, which proved to be the prop.
erty OF Solomon Rosonthal, second hand cloth
ier on Senenth street. Ghaum had entered
Mr., Rosental's store and tried to dispose of
the coat, but being unsuccessful revenged
himself upon that amiablo gentleman by Sc.
crotly Aeprving him of the article Of clothing
above mentioned. 1t was not long, however,
before Mr.. Roscnthal became aware of his loss,
and no Immediately hiod himself hastily to
the station, where his lugubrinus countenance
became illuminated with a smile of satsiac.
ton at a sight Of the stolen trousers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

The very remarkable course of lectures on
"Amorica's Place in History" which Mr.. John
Fiskc is to begin tomorrow evening at the
Congregational church, was originally pre-.
pared in aid Of the fund for tho preservation
of the Old South Church OF Boston. They
were so successful in Boston that they were
repeated three times within eight months,
each time to crowded houses. At the invita-
ton of Professor Huxley, Mr.. Fiske gave
them in London last June to very largo and
enthusiastic audiences who pronounced the
course the most brilliant success of tho season.
This winter the lectures have been given Ia
various American cItios, most recently In New
York where they were much admired, aud
are to be Immediately repeated by especial
request. These circumstances, aud the prompt
recognition OF the mmo OF the lectures by tho
President and Cabinet aud leading Senator'S
ought to insurOR crowded house on Friday
evening Shortly alter concluding his course
here Mr.. Fiske will return 10 England, hay.
Ing been invited TO lecture before tho Royal
Institution on American Political IDEAS"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12
Mortality In the District,

The total mortality In the District of Colum.
bia for the week ending Saturday, February Z,
1850, was 10, or at the rate of 1886 per 1000
per annnm. OF these decedcnts 90 were
white males, 10 white females, % colored
males and 90 coored females, showing an
annual desth-rate of l4.06 per 900 for the
white, and Ri for the coored population. The
deaths by classes were rs follows: Zymotie,
8; constitutional. 10; local, 49, developmental
8, and violence, 3. From phthisis pulmonalis,
or consumption, there were 10 deaths; diseases
of the nervous system, 10; congestion of
tho lungs, 4 pneumonia and bronchitis, 8
each; diseases of the heart aud scnilo debility,
3 each; premature birth, diphtheria and whoop.
ing-cOugh 2 each, and each from orysipelas,
post-partum hemorrhagc and cancer. OF
the deaths GO occurred in Washiug-
ton, in Georgetown, 8 in tho county
and in tho hospitals. Forty.sx of the de-
cedents were natives OF the District 26 Of
other parts of the United States and of
foreign countries Nine white and 30 col
orod were under ears Of age; white and
7 colored 80 years and over. The greatest
mortality t21 deaths) occurred on tho 4th inst 4;
the least % aeAths) on the LIST inst Births
reported, 79-white males 10; white females,
20; colorod males, 49, and colorod females, 81,
showing an annual brth-rate of 1879 per ], 900
for the white, aud 1859 for tho colored popua-
tion. Marriages reported, 23-whito, 10; col
ored, 8, Slill'bIrths, 5-white, 2; colored 3.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

Tho following is Health Officer Townsheud's
report OF the operations of his Office for the
week ending February Z, 1880; Nuisances re-.
ported, $50; referred. 30 abatod, 313; referred
to Commissioners 3; official notices issued, IA;
citizens complaints, 6; deaths from all causes
reported, 49, cases Of death referred to cor.
oncr, 8; burisls at public expense, 10; tons of
garbage removed, III; dead animals removed
49, Marine products mspectod-l4, 203 bushels
oysters 1922 punches fish. Marine prod
uots condemned 22 punches FISH. Unwhole.
some food condemned-96 pounds beef, $50
pounds mutton, "a pounds pork 8 pounds
sausage, lG chickens, 80 pounds veal, 25 ducks,
pounds fish, $50 Gabbsges, Ia peoks pota.
toes 81 pecks turnips D peclis parsnips, 1t
bushels apples, 2! dozen bananas, 8 punches
celery punches carrots, 2 turkeys, IL pounds
bacon 2 tongues, go pumpkins, 22l bushels
miscellaneous vegetables. Report Of Physi.
clans to the poor-295 patients were treated
of which ~ were white aud 2lS colorod; 352
visits wero made aud 40 office consultations
hold; 81 orders Tor food were issued to sick
poor persons.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12
BRADBURY


Money to loan. Walter Cookseyi
United States Marshal's sale of cigars.
Tyley g. Chewing, 9lS Seventh street.
Meeting Of Ohio Republican Association.
A Journey Round the World-Lecture by
Benjamin II. Curtis.
The Everett Family-Illustratiou of tho
wonders of spiritualism.
A Health and Jife.Saving invention-Ex-
hlbition at Y. NJ. C. A. rooms.
General James Grant Wilson-Lccture on
the life and services of Willard Fillmore.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

Commissioner Twining is now engaged IN
preparing plans for the enlargement of tho
City Hall building so as not only TO afford ad.
ditional accommodation for the courts, but
also 10 provide Offices for the District govern.
mont. Tho letter from the justices of the SUI.
preme Court Of the District respecting the
lack Of room In the City Hall building was re.
ferred by the Senate District Commissioners.
Building Inspector Entwsle says that the
building can be enlarged so as to furnish am.
pie room for all the courts aud District Otioos,
Including Police headquarters, NJ an expendi.
ture that will BIO small compared with tho
pEegent OUTLAY for rent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

In the case of William b. Pansen, for
divorce from Mary N. ParrIson, on the ground
Of cruelty, the latter, through her counsel, Mr..
J. Daniels, has filed Il cross-bill praying divorce
from her husband. In her petition she statos
that they were married in Philadelphia, Pa
September l5 1865. At that time she owned
in her own right property TO the amount of
$500, which consisted Of property in the city
Of Baltimore, Md, To the value of 81, 500 and
IS, 900 in personal property aud $1,000 cash in
bank. During the period OF this marriage
the whole amount of 80, 500, together with an
income Of 800 per month for three years Of
tue time and $3.50 per year for four years of
the time has been absorbed by tho plaintiff
When she married her husband he bad three
children, which she claims to havo cared for
and educated. During tho whole OF their
married life she says that sue has conducted
herself In u kind nm afeGtionato manner
toward him. After living with him for four
teen years he made away with her property
and in November 20, 1878, he deserted her in
the city Of Baltimore and came to this city,
where ho has since resided. Notwithstaud.
ing sho has been without tho means Of sup
port, and made frequent appeals TO him for as
sistanco and TO bo allowed to live with him, he
has persistently refused to do either. She
says that in September, 1879, he received
from tho United States about $1,000, and In
Ootober following he furnished a house in this
city, took 10 himself widow and three chill.
dren, with whom he has since boon living and
supporting. She asks for divorce, with ali.
mOny,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

The clerk Of the court has issued tho follow.
Ing marriage licenses Nicholas Sebastian and
Mary +. Ball, both Of Georgetown; Andrew
Jackson and Addie Murray, both of Bennings,
ID. c.; Lnnzy Gilllson aud Agnes Scroggins,
George Harbough and Ellen NJ Cant, A. J..
Robinson and Maggie l.. Ashton, George r..
Keppler and Catherine L. Koch w. II. Ball
and Julia Ann KidwelI, Edward BawseI and
Eliza j. Bodand, Robert Butcher aud Eliza
Champ.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12
CITY ITEMS.


And few facts are more stubborn and diff
cult to overcome than the various skin dis.
cases caused by impurities of tho blood But
Warmers Safe Bitters or Safe Tonic puIiie
tho blood and removes the sores and eruptions
which disfgure aud annoy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

Its superiority as a cRthOrtlc and Alternative con
sEts In Its entire freedom from everything bitter
acid or crude that produces headache, Internal
soreness, aud tends to destroy the mucous mem
brahe. All mineral waters that IRE dangerous irri.
tnnts may be known by Al acid afler.taSte.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

Of superior quality, including all tho most
desirable brands, both foreign and domestic,
can be had at lowest prices by calling on Kan.
der, 0ll Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

Rings, amethyst, canoes and plain gold,
from - up. r. Harris & Co., 43j Seventh
street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12
THERMOMETERS headings.


For the Middle States slightly warner, threaten.
Ing weather and rain, with southeTly 10 westerly
Winds and falling barometer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

sllvcr.plated ware call at R. Harris Il Co., 435
Seventh street. Prices in plain figures.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12
Americas place in HIstory.

You can save twenty-five per cent. by buying
clothing and gents furnishing goods ut Roman Il
COxs closing out sale, at 5O7 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

HEADQUARTERS for Celuloid Collars and
Cufs at Auerbach & Bro, G23 Penn. ave
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

GREAT ACHES from little toe corns grow, 4"
hut not when you buy tho childreu's shoes at
Bonkert & Wilson's, $40 Market Space.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

Tug Rowland Dental Association, oil FourNnd
shalt street, use only :. 3 Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

bargains! BargaIns!! Bargans!!!
Don't fail to secure some of the bargains
offering at tho closing-out sale at Park shoe
store 032 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

containing sovon fue Diamonds-specialt
Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

LATROBEs, Ranges, Furnaces and Roofs re.
paired at Gartrells, SIS Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

The largest assortment Of Fine C!oth-top
Button Boots for Ladies' at Bgukcrt 6 vii.
sons, $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

e. aud up fur Pants, 80 and UP Tor Oyelooas,
Gresbauer' 49, Ninth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12
EnInrcementof the civ naII.

THOROUGHLY made aud trimmed chemisO
for 25 cents at Douglass.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12
5000 IAN Emo soIltnlre..

weighing three and half carts. Special bar.
gallo. Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

ANNUAL sale OF ladies' underwear at Doug.
lass
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

DON'T wait till your head bursts before TAX
ing Lodile's Headache Specific; 80 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

HEAVY Apply Linen Collars, two for 20
cents, at AuePbach & Bro, 623 Pa. ave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

GREAT sslo of ladies undergarmonts at
DnnrlnsSl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12
An Enjoyable Entertainment.

LADIES underwear less than cost of materia
at DOunlass.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

Masonic Temple was well filed last evening
with critical audience to witness Professor
Carpenters exhibition of psychology aud
mosmerism. Considerable amusement was
created by the antics of several of the subjects,
proving that the professor was able to do as he
promised at tho outset. The exhibitions will
continue during the week, beginning each
evening at s o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12
S35 American stem-wIndor,

gents and ladies size solid gold. Jacobs
Bros 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-02-12

The blondes hold their own at the COmiquc,
and attract large crowds every evening Tho
songs, dances and ccceDtricities of theso artists
arc of the very highest order Of talent. and
fully merit the patronage bestowed upon them
and the applause with which every plumber is
rncniNrl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19
.xAkE the sEsT Of rH,Sos.-

Extract FROM Tsiasses Resent L.ai.f.
There IL not In ali this lluuse IN ere
that has never wspt Or . heat that 1ias
lever been broken. Bot therc are n.
lsviati0na In every trouSk. We e.
elae .; man for OceAsi00al depgessi0n
(uetAs we endure . fainy day. BUt
who could eudare three HUNDRED and
slfty-dve days Of cold dsizzie. Vet
there are men who ere without oeessar
ten sombre aud charged with evil
proguOsticattOns. We may be born
with melancholy Temperament. but
that Ii no reason why We should yield
to II. There h . wsy Of shutting the
burden. In the lottery VI life there sre
more prizes drawn than blanks, and 10
one misfortune there ere flfty advan-
tages Dependency y the, mast IN
profitable feeling . man can have. One
good, hearty laugh = Q bousishell II.
psodlng In the right place, while splssa
and discontent are . gnn that kicks
ovof the man who shOo(s Il on. Spme
men are oofn opposei % everythinR.
They must have 70 get into heaven
backward. L.aughtef. Let ~ sand
or from despondencSes. : Lisseo fpe
sweet notes raiher than for dIacorsas.
In . world whese God haeh put ex-
Quiaife tiaee upon the she'll washed in
the surf and plaased . parsdise Of
bloom in q child's cheek, Ii ~ leave
it 70 the owl 70 boot and the tod n
csoak and the fAultfinder to complain.
Take outdoor exercise end avoid Iate
soppe8 II you would have 8 .eheeelal
The habit Of eua.paaist
nnally drops into psevishneo ana peo-
PIE become waspish and unaprrosch-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19
a sifIeEM a,NvIes couaIsHlp.


A1out two year, shff H'~ef MARY
rInN, young lazy ~ mos rc,pec'
so'e pste,.!aS"hn "s,''li ,'ii'"i'c
came ~ u!s cry i!'"i rf'hAh'r'. ;.,ih
SAs adnnt.ei % thc cf!seiit al IN"
co1neI VI Siks.ni' @hi 'h'ihN streets
suo ~sssner t"'S asao-esaci'f III ii',
.cnooi ~ tue corheE oi "e"S'r AMI
washington stsects. mi una @'si
scss sncfe c."ie .eiue,. tp1 t's -sh'
vicss OF saD-tesAA'asf ~ lac ,''n, e'i' u,
SenefsonviiH, snd Siss f"nS, -'ii
unoer tne uirectinn VI Tue !'riof..'-, ;.c,
csPte0 tlfo saSuauon. AN ; r%t!ofnl'Hi
ues W0tH wen ana taithiuify.
V0S!u& Al the tinic tnat shc was con
oscsSo C1tn mo convent mere as Ray
seclef. toose assocsasei with her no"
ex O nes . true woman, va TIC
sst1cse sense OF the worn. she never
ce0paesoco, went niSht forward IN
tne pe1.otmonce OF tue uuties thaf
e.agned 20 neg, anu ~ tinns
ueo penecI!y satlsuca wnn her
~ s1G. u1e soe 9tnes nle'nbers |"
TIE noose ses!esnooo, sne was always
10y 20 oc1iuce her own hsPP'ners
!, ~ 3ouas0fs, soG, "ec%sAIy hef
u.eI 10 oIueI 10 AIieSsste TUG su"er'ng-
tnoee VINO were IN dstfe<s.
ANet ee1ae unsel Snd !or what ress-
o9 70 one eoovs Miss INK 's,caine
o!eeeAisued VIII net me- ana cohcind.
ea 70 marry. Ine NOR she studied
cous sos cns'tuso' uouDie pie-se7ihc--
toe mote sne w envinccH thst she
1sso % Mssy. As no one KNOWS
- eccscse os tne nunnsn ncan, y
only ~. 70 say tnat no Que mas right
q eno0se oer scts. y - szid tn.t che
seeseu 70 IEseno t!lat u she could ana
enno VINO sA'eI nef tastes sue would
sy MN N nueen minutes. The
tkss1 naRYeneu 20 kho~ = hHe~n-
,ee ~, snd man VINO sars
sRseoosd rcPutssiou. ana the Two Peo-
|a" ~, ~ ".sy VT nn,r"-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19
PLANTATION PaevEaoe.
Dem w'as eats kin saygs.ee.
lle man know.all dbl La, e.

Ole man knov-ell disi 49, yess.
Better d gzayy dan no maas tall.
Tasef.viae gro~in' vile ys7 s,sep.
Hit takes too biris fes tes nake Q
nes'.
Efyou blsvxed ter ess dirt, eat clsan
dirt.
r.rrypan walk fAss 'nn6 ter g vi.-
h1n 80
Eapsy asekslAssses ssakes De pul-
~ hG1tef. z1a SECS 'l -.
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