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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-11
VTALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The plot Of ground located on Nineteenth street,
with frontage Of $50 feet running back 800 feet, on
which stands the Soap and Candle Mandatory,
Tho main buildings brick, two stories high, 6Ox40
leeI rendering house, 10 feet IquArC, attached TO
main building two engines, two boilers, store house.
6xG0 stables and Gr0utbulldings. There are two
larEe soap kettles ono with capacity to make thirty
thousand and the other fifteen thousand pounds Of
soap; two largo rendering kettles, eight candle ma
chimes one soap pres, twelve soap ames one crutch
Ing machine, and Bnndry MAchnes and articles used
houses on the groundS autl n lease which yields at
present rental Of 5000 per annum. Tho above will
be sOld-part cash aud tho balance on liberal time.
City bonds will be taken In part payment For fur
ther Information inquire oil ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business and Heal Estate Agent, 1873 Market
street, CrangC's Block, over City Bank.
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PERSONS with stated incomes can pur-
chase Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ at
Sheib's music store, on monthly payments
OF S. or more, and secure the best organ
made for very small sum. Call under
Washington Hall and see them.
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Gre 1'tte4igsnter,
Nea Adyertlsements.

NOW AusefhsousoAs
Novelty Planning Mills-Coen & Mayer.
Select Soical-K. Of P.
Wanted-Barber.
Wanted-Coal Miners.
Silver Mining Stock for Sale.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Silver Plated Ware Cummins & Woods.
A ReQuest-head OF local.
For Sale-head Of local.
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MUNICIPAL CouRr-Judge Crunmer-Thii
court met yesterday at 10 a. NJ, and dis
posed OF the following business.
D. B. WEIGH vs, the franklin Insurance
90. In assumpsit. Jury: Joseph Speidel,
James Neil, James Robinson, Peter
Rhodes, L. 7. Busby, Charles Brues, John
Mcneil, Thomas Neabitt, W. II. Halter,
James V. Dickey, Frank Stanton and
Henry Jones. On trial.
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nENTIsTRY.-To THOSE THAT De
IL SIRE to save their natural teeth We would my
that we are now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them 10 do 20. By the use Of an ELECTRO
MAGNETIC PLu6sKR We can and are making Deltei
and handsomer Gold Filings, with more ease to our
Patients, than have heretofore been made In THIS
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of tho Electric
PluHger. What w0 say we can prove BY actual
denomination, Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES ii. SURiiISoN q SON,
aul No. li43 Market st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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NJ. SALINdER, who has had large ex-
periencei in the clothing business, will open
out the atlantic Clothing House, No.
1920 Market street, Crangle's Block,
March lBt.
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TRANSFER OF RIAL EsrATE.-The follow.
ing transfer OF real estate was admitted
to record in the office Of the County Clerk
yesterday: 1850,
Mt. Wood Cemetery Association to Mrs.
Mary Webb for burial lot Or $50.
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DOR sALE-UNE PAIR MATCH BAY
L IIorses; one box btd Top Buggy; one double set
Harness; one single SET Harness.
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nRpLN

Mr. BarnItE has presented the above request 10 my:
self and our Musical Director MIR. Thomas, and
though our rates Of admission have uniformly been
IS aud 80 cents In large cities Tour troupe being ton In
numDer) we would DO uUgrAtoful 10 the kindness o.
the many persons In Wheeling who have encouraged
US, not to Yield to above aattehng requeAt. We Will
therefore give Concert SATURDAY AFIERNouN
n. H February i4t al Washington Hall, for benefit
OF ChIIdIen's Home, and SATURDAY EVENING
for benefit Of Mr.. BarnltE's Mission.
AdmlsAlon 10 Matinee, 25C; for children unler u
years. lOc. Toeyenlng Concert 5e reserved seats &c.,
+. ]. GATEW0UD,
fell Manager Jubilee Singers.
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'pUBLIC SALE
FIFTH WARD PROPERTY
IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE OR LEASE,

Situated In Preston County, West Virginia, near
KinVwoOd Tunnel, on the baltimore Ohio R.R.
The Ore has been fully tested In the Furnace at
IrontOwn, West Va. Itworks easily In the Furnace
aud makes very desirable quality Of Iron. The
cokng qualities Of the Coal have also been fully test
cd, and are entirely satisfactory. Iron can be made
at profit on these lands when prices so low that
Furnaces at distance FROM raw materials must stop.
For further information apply TO
WIN. s. RAENER,
81 Lexington Ct, Baltimore, Nd.
Orto c. JESsoP, Austen, Preston Co., W. Va.
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SHEET music half price at Hutchins' Art
aud Music store,
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pUBLIC SALE OF BOTTOM LAND
j. NEAR MOUEDSVILl.E- There will DO sold on
The premises, on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2OTiii 1850,
tTict Of about 20 acres Of rich bottom land within
one half mile Of MOundLVlr. Also about - acres oil
hill land near by, and three vacant lots In Mounds
Vile. Terms Of Sale onC-thlrd cash. the balance 10
one and two Year,, with interest. .,
EVUprARY 6th 1881 feb5
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BUY a Present that will Outlast time;
one to not only gladden. the heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy rscOlleCtcns
OF the plver. JACOB W. GRuBB.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

For Additional local See Fra Page.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1917. 1880.
TAI l2M.SF. M7P.M. 7A.N. l2N.Sr. MIN
70 ~ IS q % so o. ~
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, February 1l.-1AM-For
the Lower Lakes, during the day,
slightly warmer and clear or fair weather,
southerly to westerly winds. followed dur.
ing the night by falling barometer, and
in the Lower Lakesby Acknowledgements
and areas OF rain or snow.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer east to west winds, falling barom-
eter during the day, partly cloudy weather
and during the night areas OF rain.
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a REQUEST.

WHEELING, W. Va, February Q, 1850.
To Rer. S. D. Baraa;:
DIAR sIR-HavIpg heard with great pleasure and a.,
prodt the remarkable singing by the CoLORED W.
BILEE SINGERS under management Of \. J. Gaic'
weod) we, the undersigned, request that possible
Concert on larger scale, ard 10 one oil our puDllt
halls DO given by them at such rates oil admission u
will enable many more Of our people 70 hear them
and at the same time benefit SINE worthy object, a
we'll as the singers themselves. And as you have been
interested In helping these people, We suggest an a..
terOon Concert III which all the children o. the CITY
may DO interested, for the benefit Of tho Childreni
Home: and an evening Concert for the benefit Of your
own Mission Work.
Samuel B. MeColoch, 9. W. Kennedy,
RAInh Ankle, Guy II. C. Allen,
WIN, A, james, Jas, c. Baker,
w, il. Halter, VIM. A. CraCratt,
E, W. Dunawny, II. sterling,
Chas, E. DunAway, james II. Dillon,
I, q, Smith, Joseph Seybold,
II. W. List, q. Lamb,
Geo, r, Taylor, And many others.
We, the undersigned, not having as yet heard the
Jubilee singers, Join III the above request.
L. 8, Jordan, GeOge +. Irvine,
George Hook, u. q. Barr,
VIM. II. Woods, William II. Caldwell,
F. q ArbcnE, W. W. Hamilton,
Louis +, Stiiel, JohnO. PendletOn,
]. A. jefferson, John Walton.
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nor RENT-EXPECTING TO RE-
liz move our Wholesale Hat House on or before the
iai Of ApriI next, 10 tho rooms now occupied BY
Vance, aughgs 4 Co., No. Is Main street. We oper
tor rent the rooms We now occupyl No: III Main
street. hAIEN pnsV
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TOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE, No. 81
Il Eighteenth street, Eat Wheeling, containing
yas A good stand for grocer, Cheap 10 4 good ten
ant. Inquire Of A. N. ADAMS, At Lueas' Mubic
HIure Il2I Market street. Jas
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT.-THE WAREHOUSE
II and DWELLING, No. 1913 Main street, now oc-
GnplGd by Mean. G. KrauS 4 Bro. Possession given
April lAt, 1850. HENRY \. LlsI,
tCG 1904 Main street.
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| WOULD like TO KNOW, MRS. P,

Bow II happens that you always have such elegant
Biscuit and Griddle CakoAf WE'LL II don't happen.
i comes As certainty because Away. asn LOGAN,
Is pure and reliable,
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DOR RENT-A LARGE, HANDSOME.
II IT finished Residence, one Of the best In the
city, situated on Main street, In very desirable
nciRhbOrhoOl. The house has ali the modern In.
movements Including stationary vast. SandB, speak.
lnR tubes, Gcp For terms EudrcSG, With name, I. ..
Sny M IS fol
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TOR RENT-A STORE ROOM IN ST.
IL ClairsyIlle Ohio. One Of the best locations and
openings for Clothing Shoe Store In Eastern ohlo
rosSeaGlSn given Aptil1EL Enquire Of
iclO1 A.. Ii, MITCH ELL, St Clal1ville, o.
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nwELLlNGS FOR RENT-THE NEW
~ brick dwelling, No. l2G Fourteenth street, SIX
F,0mN, WnSh room aud cellar; also, the frame we'll
nE, seven rooms, No. Is South Front Street, Island
very near Suspension bridge. Possession April lat.
lnnnrn Of j. q HuPP No. ~ Fourteenth street. lal0
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ssw vAx BuREs ST., CHICAGO, III,
March 1879.
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MAKE A MEMORANDUM.

The largest variety, and the latest Improvements In
TriSses, supporters, braces, SyrngeS, Surgical In
struments &c. Trtsses carefully adjusted when de-
sired. orders BY mall promptly attended to.
LOGAN, LIST CO.,
Druggists Bridge Corner, Wheeling.
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had taken turns at the kitchen wash
basin, to clear their countenances of the
dark corn dust, they were admitted to
the supper which the mothcrly hostess
had prepared for them And such
supper. There were large plates with
thick, long and wide slices of bread piled
to miniature mountains, and balls of gold
en-, home made butter, stamped with
shield which proved no protection for it
against the knives OF the hungry vandals
There was the incest steamed loaf of
brown bread and two earthen-War dish
es filled With beans, with, to save wait
ing, several spoons in each. Then dough
nuts and ''punkin' pie and 'pandoWdy."
oh. the pandowdy' baked in d deep,
rectangular pan, and cut, not in the reg
ulaI ANA unlntercstlng three cOmered
shape. but into great cubes. The chief
ornament 10 the table was i huge cr-
cular dish containing noble great brown
baked Indian pudding With sharp ap-
petiteS and no ceremony whatever, the
company made large inroadS On this
bounteouS repast.
When supper was over, the women
cleared away the remains while THE men
repaired to the barn and made lively work
OF clearing the bare iIooI by pitching all
the huSkS back to the farther end That
done The gallants hurried back to thu
house for partners from thc number Of
rosy checked girls, ana returning, took
their place for It Virginia REEL The sing
inc maStrr seated ON Il barrel With his
own rogui~h >on lrd tue dance Wth the
L.. 4, t.l
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Mrs. boper's Early Life.


MI~. d,Ilcfilc roper, ROW llaIc ahd
ilo"t'l @t IIl' d~t ~ ~. Ntllled Wlth hef
husband an" seven ch!itTth, near the
l'tHcIlt image "I hItilp"lltNHIc' y. ~.
NJ t05'' mere MdN only i SdWlnlIl ana
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,,''i' ~ Ii,-I' 'l'lo "vlr ilol ,lerl
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"',V f'iOtI'' li|N ""li''Gl ~ ~ l'lileS'
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lii'y'i "i.IO g. P",lioo
~ H"' ,''0i "N "''NtH 'ii"I l"iloNe" ol
,'N' IN ''' 'ii '''i'' oii''' 'iii 'u'
N''''7 """'
men we had cleared 4 leW acres, and
lia'l tileih III crop my huSpanu mate
tllps down the river with rats OF lumber.
nave renamed alone with my children
at su'ch tlileS, l9r nan a year at a time,
tdAliI7 care ol lile norSeS anu cattle, and
uollS all KINDS OF Iarm work, except
plou9hiII3' nt'l''es aolll9 all my mousse
MoIh, all' TAXING care ol brood ol small
GllIrllt 81 l nave huSked my lhlrty-tWo
9uSNel5 9l corn flSht along, DAY after
gay dragged dll ol Our lalloWS. and
WliIt I"u upon fod Oh pole lence, as
llGloS look VI, the pace OF forest NOV
~ dh' II Iaheo nay, ana SoWed' narrowed,
cfd'le''' [dhe'' ana oound Wheat ana oats,
season aver season. III ADDITION to my
ilouStholu ana latin ltoof, carried and
spun loItl hlIotS u 'i'N ana lor years MADE
every H'Fu ol rioth tilat we uScd IN our
laIse lIl'i,lH. heSl0eS hhlttlhS aIl OF our
own St"thHl9S' llade stockings 1or
sue 70 o'herS. Altef we called III out
5luG helP 70 gamer our nay ana gram, my
ll'lS"I'loi pdIl lor great part OF 1t, with
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reached camp. A confederate prisoner
of War was no curiosity, and after an in
tervcW with Custer the scout was sent
to the guard tent to wait until the pro-
yoSt marshal was ready to forward him
North. No charge could be brought
against him, and he was treated as an
ordinary prisoner or war.
4 Federal in his place might not have
thought Of escape. y least few would
have taken the chances he did. Before
entering the guard tent he took swift
glance around the camp, nutlng the di
fection OF the highway, the general lay Of
the l0nd, and the place where the nearest
horses We're tied. -Four sentinels paced
around the tent, and the tent itself stood
IN the very centre OF our camp.
soon after the camp had grown quiet
tol the night, Phillips suddenly sprang
from the tent upon one Of thg sentinels
and With blow ol his fist sent the sur
priscd buc-cOat rolling in the mud. of
course the alarm was instantly given. but
as the scout bounded of in the direction
Of the horses. the SentuelS dared not fire
for fear OF killing somebody in the campt
rive hundred mcn turned out IN a mo
mcnt and the alarm was gwen to the
regular canp guard. Phillips was seen
to crowd his WAY among the horses. ana
with the camp aStlr ii did not seem rs il
NE had the slightest show vi getting AWAY.
He had calculated un the alarm and the
SUBSEQUENT comlusiOn V lille he WAS cool
and collected. everybody else was excited
He mountcd. wheeled the horse out and
riding straight ut the line hr opened Y
f, .tr1i fltvhltrl l., Struck
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The Kings S hips.

God hath many ships upon the sea
His are the merchantmen that carry treasure.
The men of war, all bannered gallantly
The little fisher boats and barks of pleasure.
Or all this OF time there Is not one
That sailed without the glorious name thereon.
The winds go up and down upon the sea
And some they lightly clasp. entreatlng kindly:
And watt them to the port where they would be
And other ships they buffet long and 3lindly
The cloud comes down on the great sinking deep
And on the shore the watchers stand and weep
And tod hath many wrecks within the sea
oh II is deep look in tear aud wonder
The wisdom throned above Is dark 10 me.
et it is sweet 10 think his care is under
That vet the sunken treasure may be drawn
Into his storehouse when the sea is gone.
50 | that sail in peril On the sea,
With my beloved whom yeI NE waves may
cover,
Say tod hath more than angels care Of me,
And larger share than III friend ami lover.
Why weep We 50. We watchers on the land
lEis deep is but the hollow OF his hand
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I'HiS Il what Inhu h bbprtntI blS VI. s.,-
in thc JanuaI\ II3rnpr ahout ua,l,nrni
The ln1ckrrI which commemorative ranI,,
uryt to rha. WIN amonr saIf -yotpr t.hos
4, ,lsn n,r+f.l VI ! r,nI hnl,u thnluI,
/, l., found snrrayb3t farther snnth tb.n
the cod Like fine 1>t-nauod fish ii
e.,,s ycy rnII v,trr M wbith M
SPAWN. prrtrrrinu rhat NJ vhirh tbe rpu-
prraturt i, hit Iirr1. aLnyp thr trrrlinu-
lnL-point. Instead of supplyju.. cold
water aIl the wear round. however. Ii, tho
cod seems tn dn, there /, II possibility
lnat thc mackcrcl nlntrnatrs. seeking
4 soft muddy OF sandy bcd at the ap-
proach OF winter. it buries itself therein.
first drawing a scale of film over each
eye. Whether this tiIm il aM APOLOGY tur
y uI-ht-cap, or the result ot Il dropping
Of the cyclid through extreme droWsinr.s,
ordur to proEidentj9l design or develops
mcnt according lu environment. M
Darwin, is yet to Id decided but thccN-
iStcnce Of such a covering tothc WE dur-
ing Information has been proved bycN-
animation OF mdckcrel which have been.
dragged from their comfortable couchc~
by the drcd-cs ot intrusive Scientists II
is not impossible that it may yet bc ,is-
covered that the film is the result OF dis
ease and that the muddl bottom Is rr-
sorted tu, hot as Wintpr-uuarter,. but a~
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\ MMuEAELE THANKSCINGNG ntY IN THE
AKMl. The nations admiration Of its soldiers in
the field was never more cOnspicuously exhibited
than when those immense voluntary contributions
sent to the armies OF the 'uion in the autumn
Of 1861 by the grateful and patriotic people of the
country. That the different bodies Of sodery
confronting the enemy in various parts of the
great southern battlefield might observe Thursday
Nov u 1864, as day of thanksgiving with all
the people Of the nation, 30 900 pounds of poultry
We're sent to Admiral Porters fleet 5000 turkeys
to Sherdan'> army, and 80 5000 pounds of poultry
and an unquotable quantity Of dehcaees to the
armies Of the Potomac and of the James In
money more than so 900 was forwarded to obtain
for the heroes of hundred battlefeds viands and
edibles suitable for them to partake OF on this ma
tional day of thanksgiving. Such were the liberal
things which the loyal people OF the United States
Of America devised for their men of vaor and vie
tory-the like of which the world never before
heard GTrOy Times
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To Pack Hams.

AMelI-mlormed writer SAYS hams and
suldtrs should be packed in mixture
> ohe-iourth brown sugar ana three
.CHhS dry salt. Place the hams and
5fuiders IN a large sailing tub, skin side
iFnWaid' and then cover with tile above
p.afe' say one third Of an inch thick.
Z ~ Salt ana sugar being applied from
.llo.so Illhe to such parts of the meat as
come uncovered by the formation of
ne, taking care to keep them well
.07red near the bone. Shoulders and
as from hogs weighing 300 pounds are
aciHed to be kept in a tub under this
.elllent about three weeks; they are
1a nung up in a dry room for a week
'at AIeTWards hung up in smoke house
aC slloheu % about month; they should
la pe SeWed in cotton bags and lime
''aled' Corn cObs are the best for
sing, though any kind Of hard wood
linswer if sound
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Mabel Martin sat apart
And ; itt .t the i9 pay nov .' 'had9w l9 iall
HILL LII !, lit III III, ~. -,
moons in fhn NV sha hal ncreI bad tba
Dood fortnn4 fl attan1 nnn nf those 1ioht
nn-and dawn onod tinns vith Irhirh n4r.
snns IN tha rn11nt,y- aI.. IN t,Irilia, II
deed Intn shn rarnn lnun intn TIKI uina
woods If NIa;no - ha d, no,1ntr,, ,cbnnl
mann. She Ind thonobt this hanny MAN.
ner of rnmhinino wnrk anl nip,s,lrn N
NOT ~ rnstnm MA asidr ,ith hrn4rh,s
ana corl,al ha+s " AN hnIonrino IA tbn
~nId do,s Ind badno ra4baI t,Iian ir,tn
disfavni Hnt hnra obn M. Nan nnno,rI,
nitins III yna .,nI rar tastit, nnr nnI,- tbot
huskinoo a,n hnt thot thnr I'LL ,ii rhn,.
have L9nn naintn,i In.. mat ~, o,4,ndna:s
memories
Fnr snn,n ,i,n,. ..h. b,l L.,n ,-,trhinu
thn cnrn tnI1. u.ith ;nto,o.t l., nlmnata7
.;nn nf thn ti,n. ,yhnn tno na,,s .h.;nl, tilI
ed out and dry ~ thr satisfaction nf Nv.
s,...ti"ol n~ns rf tLn t,rrno,s INK st,il..
.hnuld La ,rt dnu.,, onl hanlnd tn tl,o
barns And .hn h,I snn,,}nI n,n,,- f,,,n,.
a., ntrntinns L, ,...r,rJ TT III bnyI-ina n
his corn ,vbc+bnr Ln MA. .,,,i,,a tn t.,l.,
Nj, hn1s 4Nay frnIn th. in.fitntion ~
IrarI,in, tnlrrn tbn,, .,nl h;nynrt ,',.
ourr~ N h.rL nL.r im tl,n h,,.n III.
numhrr " L,r. ~. ,,hn+bn,. +, ,y,,rIdn'r
he better tn ',.lI in tbr nrinbhurs .I'L
h2lcit 9li i.nn III Nh nnn ,nlI, rrnnin..
N laSt nnr. Iay .turt untl .narlrn,I
tarn,rr vhu IiynI mn .n f,T ,,,r,, rnaL
ON his WAX ram tLt nnst-n,1ica .tnn,oJ
his hnrS, brt,rn thn .rh,oI ,nn.. ~ LII
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