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Canton &c.. .5.OO
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Cps'd mail firm Elmira & Erie II R10.40 I"
DEPART.
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Ci'sdm,l Elmira Erie & n CIR R10.00
Troy Burlington 1000
Sheshequn &c. ..l2.OO NJ.
Barclay .......... .'l.VV =. M
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!. V. way mail North. .........3.45
ny Phil and Eastarn States. ....T.45
Office open from TOO A. NJ. to7.46 z. NJ.
Money Order Office open from 500 A. NJ. to
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Office open Sundays from 900 to 10.00A. NJ.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR TODAY
Cloudy, followed by clearing weather; north
erIy winds; stationary or higher temperature.
Higher barometer.
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The cid Council will hold its final session
tomorrow evening.
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MARRIED.
Ad1Ocdt,

LONG-DEMING.--In Waterbury, Conn,
Wednesday March q, Martin j. Long, of this
place, and Miss Hattie +, Dcmng, by the Rev.
Doctor Eldridge.
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A woman competent to do the cooking i'll Il
hotel, can hear of situation by calling at this
office.
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The old blacksmith shop of w. B. DODGE
on Park ST., is undergoing repairs.
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Personal.

Judge MORROW is holding argument court
this week.
GEO II. WEBB has been appointed Post
master of Alba. The Office has been in his
store and he has been the deputy for several
years.
Miss BESSIE BEARDsLER. of EImira, Is Vis-
iting Miss JENNIE SMITH, iu this place.
Judge MCCoLLUM, of Montrose, is register
ed ut the Ward House.
L. T. Fox, left for the west this morning
on quite an extended business tour. in the in
terest of the Eureka Mower Co.. of which he
is the President. He will first visit ST. Paul.
Mimi, where the Eureka is now being manlI-
factured on an extensive scale under con-
tract with Mr.. FOX'S Company. Miss FRED
DIE Fox accompanies her uncle as far rs Jol-
let, Ill.,, where he mother resides.
+. ii. WARRINER. JAMES MITCHELL, and
Il. B. SHERIDAN, of Canton, were in town
yesterday. DIR. SHERIDAN paid this Office ii
visit, and of course subscribed for the RE-
VIEW.
The many warm and devoted friends of
Mrs. LONG, nee Miss DEMING, are prepared
to tender her u hearty welcome on ker arrival
in Towauda, which will be in the course of
IL few days.
MIR Gro. w. BIDLEMAN, of Tunkhannock,
has been appointed to Il clerkship in the Office
of State Treasurer Butler, ut salary of $1,000
per year. He is an intelligent aud honest
gentleman, and will doubtless be Il faithful
officer. He is the present chairman Of the
Republican county committee, and has long
been an enthusiastic worker in the cause of
RcpublicaniSm. Mr.. Butler is, we believe.
the first State officer who has recognized this
county in making appointments, and his action
is warmly commended by our people.-IN
hammock Republican.
Messrs. DANIEL WRIGHT, G. NJ. Coon,
BYRON Coon and BURT BIDLENlAS left here
Tuesday morning enroute for Colorado
Springs and Leadville. They were joined by
different parties ut Mahoopany, Wyalusing
and Elmira, swelling the number to fifteen,
all from this county.-Ib.
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There is now building in Newburg, Oh the
Hudson, a steam pleasure yacht for Mr.. Rob
ert A. Packer of the Lehigh Valley railroad
which when completed will be the large
tieetest and most elegant pleasure craft here
abouts. The boat is to be 70 feet keel and
us wide as it can be built and pass through
the locks. Its engine is to be exceedingly
powerful, and .the contractors guarantee q
speed Of not less than fourteen knots an hour
The vessel throughout will be n model Of eie-
gance anu comfort. The saloon will be ar.
ranged SO as to afford accomoda ion for twelve
guests night or day. The bcrths will be built
fter the fashion of those in use on sleeping
cars and during the day can be folded up
leaving the interior of the yacht roomv and
more attractive. We understand it is Dir
Packers intention to keep his splendid yacht
on Cayuga Lake most of the time, but it viii
be used in making his annual summer eXcur
sion to the st. Lawrence. The builders have
agreed to have the yacht finished and atloat
by the middle of May.--Nhaca Journal.
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!, solntillations.'Ii,l (,

A leap year picnic is being talked
Of, the girls 10 beat sll the expenses
and do all the work generally perform
ell BY the young men, To sse i girl
climping q high tree toput mp 4 swing,
would be, as good as d circus, and tho
young men will ercbably so down to
tire edge Of the woods and look Ut the
sturdy tillcrs Of the soil moving l'ota-
toes or digging watermelons. while
the swings are being put mp. p.--Pad.
Enterprise. ai,,y as I,
q Now that Dro Tanner has tasted
forty days. maybe hc'll next try4lto
change water into vine. 1.-The should
succeed. he's got . ioStane, sure, =
State Journal. i.g,e,, .sEs',5 i,.,,
The great fast enls to-day al IL MI
Or. Tanuer's :, first meal viii BE- break
FAST G.. Democrat.
A question for the preachers: Can
a man 60 to heaven who lies at the
point oi death?-Em, Con. ,.'a
The cheekiest man in the world is h,
who hunts through the editors pill
CT exchanges and grunrbles be
cause his iavoritelPaysf isn'tl there :
Rowe Sentinel s r'4 ssF
The husbsv1s of deaf rnutes hav
one advantage oscr other husbands
the wives Of the former have to Sc
out Of bel at night and strike algh
before they can curtain lecture. .
State Journal.
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Philosophy on the Train

"Cain slew his brother Abcl,p said
the old man in the slack duster, '.bc-
cause the martyr was SO much tho bet
ter man Of the two. and ever since
then people who love their t,eighbors
better than themselves have beeh call
cd Cane abels." ,'as '''l''
"Nay, not So" replied the young
man in the lean pants; "there are
people who taste each other 10 see il
they will DO to put; that is. il they are
Gamble. hence canni--iSyiI Ii
"But they don't put them up.'''
interrupted tho commercial traveller,
"they put them down. as5i
"Thc shone," said the returned
missionary, ''is considered the great
luxury among those people; hence ht
is the happicst man who can nibple, 7
II thought" broke in the man in !
zebra ulster."that it. was because
they always put up the eyes tol
Western trade, like the oyster, an,
80 in the busy season. the DEALER
advertise for men 20 can eye balls
hence the name csnnib--"
"Is il not historic fact" said tb'
Brown University man, looking tim
iilv at the missionary. "that one a
the missiouarics. 'sthat one Of the mis-
sionaries broke one Of the ISLANDER
legs with a cub, cxcusing tho crue
deed ywriting TO the American boar
Of foreign missions that he wanted
make noble aim in life?
\ "Make?" said the missionary ar
pesiingly.
4 "Canoblc lame in.-.-" began III
Brown man. but Just thon tho brake
man opened the forward door an
shouted.
Mansfield! twenty minutes for dir
And It was SO awfully suggcsti'
! Ethat none Of the passrngers could O
. bit OF mest - Burdette.p fssgt y !
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ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSON.
Eis Thrillingly Romantic Death
at the Battle Of Shiloh.
cincinnati Enqulrer.l

Cincinnati Enquirerl ft,.
On Sunday the 9Th day of April.
1862, johnson, with his eager army,
began his iatcrul fight. llc handled
his ardent army with brilliant skill
amt impclrosity. Whenever there
was q pause IN tho onward movement |
he led the charge in person. To
those WIKI saw him that day, rs the
writer did. in all the glorious fever OF
that dclirOus success, mounted upon
Il magnificent steed, the massive fig
urc seeming 10 enlarge 10 gigantic
size with the ar,lOr Of battle, his face
atiame with his indomitable spirit Of
fight. he was the ideal embodiment Oi
the fiery essence Ot war. lie threw
himself with reckless indifference
inio danger. Aud the last charge
that broke the Federal position was
led by him in person under perfect
blaze Of fame aud hail, his horse shot
Il: four places, his clothes pierced. his
b00t.sole cut by a minnie, but hisper-
sou untouched. 1t was in this su-
prcme moment OF victorious onset, q
decisive triumph seeming and surely
in his very grasp, that . fatal bullet
struck him, a small wound under the
knee, serving the popliteal artery.
Gov. Harris, ofTennessce, who was
on his staff, rode up to him, seeing
him reel IN bis saddle, and holding
him steady, asked him. General. are
you wounded? lie replied deliber-
atcly and with emphasis, "Yes, and
fear seriously Iic was lifted 10 the
ground. His boot was fall OF blood,
and the life current pouring out be.
yond recall. lie never spoke again.
General Prcson kiielt by him and
asked him passionssely. "JohnsoH, do
YOU knew me2" Gen. Js,lins0n
sniilei family. Lying ina raviue oui
Of the inereiless bullets, he WAS dead
III twinkling. a a sjes
Could Gen. johnson have had i'm.
mediate medical attention. be would
have. survived. His stall surgeon was
| Dr.. David W. Yandcil. Of Kentucky,
and hc was away from him under cir
cunistanccs that constitute the mos,
touching feature Of this romaniic
death. The Feslcrals, In rctreating
left, of course, the wounded behind.
In riding forward johnson came
across u squad Of wounded Federal
officers aud soldiers, Stopping. he
4 kindly addressed them, and asked II
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JOKE ON GOVERNOR MURRAY.
He IL Taken for Circus MAn, and
With His Party Plays the Rols FOR
Few Days.
rDcserct Evening Sows.l

lDCbcfct ENcuihB NoWo.l
From correspondent in Brigham
City VIC are informed that Governor
Murray, together with Secretary
Thomas and one or two mining ex-
perts, paid visit to the above-named
town last week. These Federal
dignita.ies, says oiir correspondent,
rather took the quiet and unostcnta-
,ious citizens by surprise, travelling
as they did incog., and some uniusing
circumstances were the result.
On arriving at the depot the quar-
tette accosted the job wagon man,
| Mr.. WIN. Evans (wllose business ii
is to haul goods from the depot to the
city storc), and engaged him to take
them to a hotel. After getting into
tho wagon the Governor. it appears,
entered into conversation with the
driver Evans and asked il he was a
Wclshlnan. Upon receiving reply
in the affirmative, the Governor intro
iuced him to Mr.. Thomas as a
countryman Of his. Evans, ofcourSe,
was rather pleased 10 meet one Of his
conntrymen under such circumstances,
and. turning round to the Secretary,
| inquired il he was the Dir. Thomas
who used 10 be on the police force in
Salt Lake city. The Governor, com
ing to the relief Of the Secretary, inti-
mated that he was the very identical
Mr.. Thomas from the police force.
"Wel," says Evans, Il scarcely
knew you You are so clean shaved,
you zee. How are all the folks at
hbms?" '"As usual, thank you,'' re-
piled Mr.. Thomas, aud here ended the
first act.
On arriving at the hotel. the party
were supposed TO be and were takrn
for circus men BY the host Of the ho-
tel, Mr. Jensen. The day previous TO
lthe Governors arrival in Brigham
City, the iorerunnor Of Mr.. Coles
circus had been in town and engaged
accommodation with MIR. Jonsen for
six Of the circus hands who were to
bc in Brigham next day (same day as
1.-THE Governor arrived to put up pos-
tiers, etc. and when the Governors
party entered the hotel. Mr.. Jensen
naturally supposed they were con-
nected with the circus. Eyes. yes"
replied His Excellency. "thatsisl on
profession at present. y"Well. well,
walk in gentlemen" said Mr.. Jensen.
''but / expected six, and ! only see
FOUR" The others he was told would
come along after while.
j Thus the fun went on until bed
time, when new impetus was given
to the farce. 1t seems that when tb,
circus man was round he informed
| Mr.. Jensen that his men could al
sleep in one room. as well as not. AM
arrangements to this effect were en-
tered into by showing the manager, +,
room in which were two beds viii
still room for another bed to be mad,
on the floor, which was entirely salts
factory. After the Governor and
patty were conducted into the bet
chamber they were informed of thu
previous arrangements with the, cir
Gus man in relation to the sleeping nc
cnp,modatiou Herc were three he'd
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garden spots of Kentucky. Nestled
snugly in among the foot hills Of
Pulaski, it makes . mnst charming
summer resort. Its scenery is rug
gc,i and picturesque in the extreme.
and especially attractive to young peo.
pie were it not for one solitary ob.
.tacle; the walls ar partitions between.
the rooms OF the hotel there are mere
shells, and one must speak in whis-
pers TO prevent the uIaHs in the. next
room from hearing all that is said.
The delicious mountain air which fans
the, warm cheeks OF the August otter
er, also watts every sound from one
end to the other of the capacious
building. We know nothing about
the place. but are inaking these state
ments upon Information received from
a charming qLoui~ille young lady
who has just returned from there.
Her identity, for the purpose Of this
narrative. must be hidden IN !pr the
euphnnins ani harmless coSnopen oi
Amelia.
The people Of Rockcastlc dem no
lady sojourner's happiness complete
unless she has one Or more persons 81
the genus beau. a girl who hasu'I
a regular out and out thoroughbred
beau, merits the aristoratic contempt
Of these innocent, guileless people 4 ot
Isockcas,le. Now Miss Amelis, who
is dashing, independent girl, swore
she would revolutionize matters; she
would have no beau Well, what
happened? just what always hsp-
pens IN such cases. Instead Of oiie
she was constantly harrassed and
worried BY half dozen Or more.
| Worried may.poSsibly be sthewrong
word in this connection. Miss
Amelia cculd.outsdaD ont.skip. ont
| Jump or out row anything in petit
coats about Ruckcastle, and one csr-
tain young swain, who must forever
more be known as Alphpnso, became
desperately in love with her. He
Twas al ler side as mhch as the other
five fellows would allow him 10 be. !
| Last Friday night. after Miss
| Amelia had bi,l,leu all her lady
| friends an cficctionatc good-by, she
was met at the heal Of the stairs by
At..Ln.., ts.~.. 4. l.,,..,.l .,na ~ III,
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Fool Once izore.

"For ten years my wife was con-
fined to- fer bed with suclfa compliy
cation Of ailments that no doctor could
tell what was the matter or'curc her.
and i used up small fortune in hum
bug stuff. Six months ago | saw a
U. S. Tug Hop Bitters on il, and
fhoughs would be q fool iene more,
| 1 trial il, bat my folly proved to b
wisdom. Two bottles cured her, she
n now aw well and strong as sm'
mans wife, and it cost me only TIVE
dollars. Such folly pays.--H~ w,
Detroit Mich. N
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The Man With q Glass Eye
II 2MA .9 IL
Rocky Mountain News.

Rocky Mountain News.
! LAS train OH The Kansas Pacific,
rnllel away from the Sixteenth street
depot . few morning since, Q tall, an
u,ilar specimen OF humanity took a
seat opposite q lady passenger. an'l t9
III appearances was intentIy engaged
id Studying lier face. At ifirstlthr
lady treated tho rtideness with good (
ra.ured inaifierence. But at Inst IL
began TO tell on his nerves. II was q
pc{uliar and astonishing piece ofim1
peftinence, lie apparently had tho
mcAlty OF looking twoways at once.
One OF his eyes was restless, excited
and roved in all directions, The
other, fixed and stony, fastened oii
her with an undertaking stare. She
turned her head away, butit inter'
cepted her vision. She tried 10 hide
behiii,l paper, but she felt that cruel
eve piercing through the screen and
creeping will, q stony look over her
seaturcs. II seemed TO DO picking
them up one by one, and examining
them with cares Tho thing became
,,,euslurable, aud. she cried out y
| hisn Hereby :i n 4 inns y
Il Sif, ,swhy dc you Took al me 50 per
sistently?i " NAga2H 2Hos1
TsMe, inadam !; why, blessn'y soullsl
haven't been looking atyoa. ige,9H
II Y0u, have, sir; for a half.hour q
more your eye has been absolutei!
riyeted on my tafc. sll
tbcg your pardon, madam but Y.
l,hiseye. Sis u lo. lilting he iii'ger Y
Ihis left optic. k. \, 1il5 salfilsN
Yes sir; its that eye.
Well, madam, that cyc won'td'
you ANY harm. II geuerally look
lan,way Il plensea--it gives me
great deal oflrouble. A great man.
complain OF Il. At first | though
they were making fun Of me. but Nv
Efouad out diilerenllypow. i've poe
knocKed d0wn two or three tiines fo
fthe inYperthicnce Of tint eye. Z
Wonld leave itout altogether but 70
1.-The looks OF the thing. It's a glas
cyes madan,-- --only a. glass, eye
hdpe youql exclscit. But, upon i'm
soal, I'm not surprised that even
glass eve should feel Interested III
prctty u woman y and he brought }
other eye 10 bear upon hcr IN undl
guisc,i admiration. The lady langl
ingiy hccopted The explanation, 81
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GIVEN AWAY.
List of Premiums to be Dis
tributed to our Subscrih- x
ers at our 2nd, Annual
ii Distribution. il

Encouraged by the success OF q SIM
liar undertaking last year, we have de-
termibcd 10 distribute number Of
valuable premiums among our sub,
scribers next fall. Every CASH sub
scriber will get a ticket iu the distri-,
button and have an equal chance at
the premiums. sbaMall ~ imiA
Those who have already paid for
the paper can get tickets BY showing
receipts. N'' s't',,s' " ~ +
We have selected the premiums
with care and offer nearly three times
as many as we did last year As
will be seen from the list below there
are thirty prizes. ranging from eighty
dollars down.. 9a " iiap9os a8as.aN
III. ATNo. li9Two-hswsc alfi n
Wagon. made by NJ. q. Forbes $50
Machine Z. a. s3M,. 4. 9,.l $50.
3. An elegant Silver rea-set
ofsix,piecesirom jim. Howe j. $50.
1e4.a One gents Saddle. made 9S!
tJ tJ5i. : A. B. johnson. $2O.
8, A genuine 3 OF. Silver NH
Watch, Waltbam movement, 4 tSs.i
from Jassb. Wahl.s. .s.s.s.. $40.
g.. South Bend Chilled Plow alas \
from. Winlree a. Hart. SI5.
94I7. Oliver Chilled Plow,, y
from G. .G. Shankliu., ,... ....ga Sl3.
ips. 4 Improved Dexter Corn sNs
shellcr,, ,,fr6mM GregofyA Bro. sl2
| 9y Silver Butter Dish, from
Robert Mills, Jr..slo.s,.. ..s8 $40
vIe. Solid IS karat Gold iai
Ring, from Jas. l.. Wahl a $40
IL. Extra Large Farm Bell, \
| from Winfree & Hart .,...,.. '.'.. $40
u. Double Plow, mannfac- l,,,or
tnmd By Moore g. Elmnnds +, $40
10. Silver Cake basket, from ",
Robert Mills. Jraa.,. ...s,L.. SO
Ia. Set Of Table Spoons, sllll
from j, MiaHowe,1ss. .g..!eg.ia S.
Is. Gold Pen and Holder, ~ &
n from J, 81. Howe. s'l ...a IS
10. Carving knife and Fork, 4.
/ from G, A. Thompson. s.
III IL. Tin Chamber Set, three
! pieces. from @. a., Thompson. s.
lS. WALNUT Baby Cradle,
from a. w .Pyls. 81. -. I 81
!, ,'l9. Fine Riding Brfi@s... 81
%. Box best Sc Cigars; from
~. w. Lander \. 81 81
81. Silver Gobict .. *. u. y 81
! %, Silver Goblet .,. 81
I 20. Nickle Plated Clock ~. s.
Al "a. Good Riding Brills -. S;
%. Good Riding Birdie ~. $'
II 20. Gold Front Sleeve But
tons. y. ..i.. .......s v
. 27. Weekly Courier-Journal
4 one year ,.... 'ea v
49,, Weekly Courier. Journai y
y ono year ...-.....,...." y
,g- South Kentuckian one
year .... ,....i. .l,...s.,. y
o 80. South kentuckian ono
year. =. ..,..ti..s. y
u 81. Farmers Home Journal
one year. ......-..,.....s Sio
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Dancing.

Not dancer just take her hand IN yours
In MI easy, friendly way,
And gli,ie along, with noiscless feet,
At tbs closing hour Of day.
just ftt u soft tress 0f her hair
How lightly DER yovr cheek,
Your heart will beat und piiisce thrill
With the words you cannot speak.
Not dancer Why. every hour is worth
Its weight In solid gohi.
Each rtcp is freighied witllthe Joy
Of fhappiness untold
Why speak Of dancing as asin,
Becausc VI iierod's iaugiterY
In tabled days the sirens sang
deep aown below the water,
And drew men u an ocean grave a.
hy the beauty of their lays, ~
Yet no one tells us not 10 sing btt
Soine heavenly hymn u praise,
FOR tod ab0v. has made us all
10 share all pleasufcs sweet. " VT
VIII, tier II he by tuneful words
Or III. movement of our feet ey aagf
--lJewish Messenger.
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xuxpuRaIN.


m,,ne liter that / seed the Docture.
/ s,,ccted M have trublc with the
,lrate,l fool 6ut he wurut mad much
he sed nobody thai was much wood
,.nt III, mad ain little ioke. sell a lii.
ile wettim wascnt ncthin. But MIR.
Ed,,ure i no Me resin NV his not cut
hmm One iz he noze / can lick him
ami fheu he CAM aford 10 make folks
his ene,pvs wbur he expects III prac-
,tlce IN liner fnnlily's YOU no. Mr..
Editure jist mention lie above fax
90 Won won't he 60 u,,easy, about me
,rcti,n hurs Gg 'flsf J y tfUt} ~
We'll a,,r the eupport has reached
,bis beet irhoo ,nadui,. hu.nor TINT sou
WAS I,,okin round for sum clever
call IN darn Yer yit,als and cook
cor sox mud RIM d huusc kecpen cs.
iablishment peueraly while you run
the ,,ancr ,nd LEI me revise YOU III
make lie s,,puort true and splice tu
ones fur Iet ,ne toll you.t,ew married
folks ! c,,ioys Them selves better than
anv ot,'er shpcics uvlibe humon race.
W. .sur / ,scarrely'node what enjoy.
,me,,, was M I yot married. hut YOU
,mar tt,,ng Ime ou,eI nv latitude dc.
s;ss,, ..",, o,.s q subject I'm, Won have
,,rnhahlw sner, Lalf yo,,r time tl,ipke,
~ v'
Mo,;,dv oat .rter me 10 take hur
:, H." Ss:ruIvaan springs last week
=" m ~. w., ,heSou;res i,,,yy aujuFri,la,
ga vs won, yvc hsi oue ~ tho
@ .mns, ,a,;.;ons r;ass ever ,ack Old
MI nj, go, T.. ..s..,a s,,;r;ts an,l Tho A,
,D.,., @ I'm .yiSs arate you see I goi
..,a,,.ars ,nssi,sra III aud oiled the
nv'e ;,..';' ~ -. IA ,,hs,,ers .sala an /,
j",J ,so,.r 81 i oss. @ and doni think he lei
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Hnar ,n rcas whilc Maiindy was chnh.
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oape ,,, .ans,, a "nJ shss lie dore. /
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=. ~. shads ns a roam III stars
W.,;a5" seJ mahy slo orient "a ,
81 .,,asi dressa. n tho ,,arlur hut
.aI Mr. shs WAS Mrs R.wus and cud
ch.r * .lrsssrs -iisf whur she likci
wh;,sI was shsrs a bout this Tim,
'~n su,n IN en- scd suprer was reddy
s,S I ,.s ,vc., dawn I'M HANGED III