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city Dots

City Council meets tonight in regular SEES
sion.
The Sons or Temperance gave an enter
tainment ut Windsor Park, Thursday nigh +.
A petition is being circulated praying the
cows from running loose.
Street cutters are being put down here uni
there through the city, which will prove
conducive to the general health.
The picnic to have been given at Windsor
Park Thursday night blythe Sons of Israel,
has been indefinitely postponed.
A good rain fell Monday morning about
three o'clock, thoroughly soaking the ground
1t extended over this and adjoining counties.
The dog catcher was out yesterday roping
in the CANNES. Officer Cornwall who superin-
tends the work, shot and killed rabid AM
NAL yesterday.
There was asurprise party at the residence
of Colonel W. J. Keller, on east Ross avenue,
last night, by number of lady and gentle
men friends of Miss Lucy Keller, who enter
taine them in an elegant manner.
David Coughnour an old fisherman on
the Trinity, made affidavit before Justice
Peak yesterday for the arrest Of two boys.
names unknown, charging them with the
theft of his boat and fishing tackle. The
boat was locked and the lock WAS broken.
The case of Roe VS.. Dan Daley, carried up
from this county, has been reversed and re-
manded by the Supreme court of the State
This case involved property adjoining the
Union depot amounting to some six or eight
thousand dollars
There was a great deal of excitement
caused at the corner of Main and Austin
streets last evening by W. w. Kingdom
drawing pistol on j. Price. Deputy Sher-
IFS Jones and Dean took the parties in
charge, and in all probability prevented
serious difficulty.
Awhile cur, who had gone the way of
mean dogs in hot weather-mad- after
some little children at play on Wood street
Thursday afternoon, and had its career
ended very timely by Johnnie Bowen, who
brought down his game on the fourth shot
from lis revolver.
Seventy dogs that have been taken up
within the past few days by the police on ac-
count OF the tax not having been paid on
.nem' were shot Thursday in the pound at
tle loot OF Main street. There is consider
aple objection on the part of citizens
agaihst the method of disposing
VI itIelll, and 1t is understood that petition
WIN oe presented to the council to have q
them. e"'P''90N - "''e
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Seriously Shot

Mr.. Jasen Allen, farmer residing about
eighteen miles northeast Of here, in this
county, met with serious accident Thursday
afternoon, that will in all probability cost
him his life While riding in his wagon,
descending a hill, his double-barrel
shot. gun, which he lad in the bed of his
wagon, was discharged, the contents taking
effect in his left shoulder and arm. One of
the barrels was loaded with bird shot and
the other with buck-shot. The upper part
of the arm, near the shoulder,
was irigh:fully torn, and the
bone shattered. DR.. Ford attended him, and
DR.. Pace, Of this city, was subsequently
called in. At first the physicians thought
that smputstion of the limb was necessary,
but the operation was deferred and they per-
formed resec,ion of the shoulder joint, taking
out sixty-six pieces of BONE DR.. Pace lefl
him yesterday at p. NJ. in very critical
condition Mr.. Allen is from Tennessee, and
has recently taken up his residence in thi;
M.
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Combntiye Doctors

indianapolis, Ind, May 2l.--Tbe state
Medical society, now holding ts annual seq
sion, was interrupted to-day by an cmeute
between DR.. j. r. Beck, of Fort Wayne, ana
DR.. II. a. Wood, of Angola, the result ofhot
words growing out of a charge by Beck that
the Steuben county society had violated the
code of ethics in the acceptance OF certain
candidates for membership. Wood WAS
kicked in the throat by Beck and severely
injured and the latter was not only placed
under arrest but initiatorv steps we're taken
looking to his expulsion from the State esao-
CATION
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'Destructiye Fire

Bradford, Pa, May 2l.-A special to the
Era from Condersport, Potter county, Pa,
SAYS at three this afternoon fire broke out
in the rear room of StebbiLs Bro store,
used for storing. The town is without wa.
ter supply or fire apparatus and nothing
could be done to check the fire which burned
rapidly. By five O'clock every dwelling,
store and place of business in the town ex-
cept the courthouse, Bakers hotel and Jour
nal printing Office were laid in ashes About
lorty buildings in all were destroyed. Loss
probably 5000, 900 insurance $4,000. No
lives are reported lost
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Washington.

Washington, May 2l.-Representatiye
Bount. ofGeorgia from tho Appropriation
committee to-day, reported the sundry civil
appropriation bill T. the House. The bill
recommends an aggregate appropriation of
about twenty million dollars, and exceeds
the amount of appropriations last year one
and one-iourth million, Among tho items
appropriated are the following; Mississippi
river commission, Sl50OOO; purchase of Con-
tederate postoflice records, $4,000; for the
new public building ut Austin, Texas, Sl2,-
600; for deiraying expenses of the tenth cen
sus, 50, l76 600; guide lights to Matagorda
Bay, S20,0c0 to continue work on the WASH
/ ington monument, $4,000.
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California Democrats

san Francisco, May 2I,--The Democratic
convention delegates to Cincinnati 20 IN
pledged. A vote was taken on Presidential
preference, ard resulted Thurman l78 Til
den 1d; Seymour 70; Field q Hancock
Hendricks9. The platform deprcco,ea sec
iion0lism and holds the Republicans respoD-
sible for the agitation of dead issues; regards
with alarm the doctrine Of Capitalization, en-
bodied In the recent United States Supreme
court decision; iavors agitation against Chi
nese influx, and condemns the President tor
his veto of the Fiiteen-P Passenger bill.
The Democratic State convention this
morning elected delegates to Cincinnati. The
delegation 30 uuinstructed, but are directed
TO vote us n unit. They stand Samuel j..
Tilden, 8; Allen G. Thurman, 2; Horatio
Seymour. j; and Stephen j. Field, l.
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Engineer Dead.

New Orleans, May 2l.-John 5. Garde,
Chief State Engineer, is dead. He was for
merly State Engineef of Mississippi. During
the war he was Lieutenant. Colonel Of En-
gineers on the staff of Johnson and Hardie.
de was an engineer officer OF the United
States yellow fever commission, and Vice
President of the Society of Ameri ian Civil
En1inaors
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STATE SPECIALS.
MAN MURDERED NEAR cLEBUsNg.
Governor Hubbard al waco On Rail-
Road business A Chicago Drum.
mer Jailed.--Gang of Murder
ers and Cattle Thieves Cap
tnred.-- Good Crops I'm
the Southwest
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Cleburne, via Fort Worth, May Ill
About 4o'clock yesterday afternoon, John
Waggerman was killed south of town by
james Burnett, The parties We're cattle
herders and engaged at the time in driying
for l.. B. Nall, who was on route 10 F0rt
Worth with cattle. The weapon used Was
alarge sized pocket knife, Burnett inaiCtr :
five cuts on the person Of the deceased, eilL.
er Of which it Is thought would hove proved
mortal. Officers are in hot pursuit Of the
murderer. BIrnetts home Is in BremonA
where he has Influential friends Wager
man has no home though he has lived in
Texas several years. He has sister living in
Fort Worth. The men bad quarrelled abeUt
standing guard at night, which was the oa!y
difference between them.
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MI W. q. Currie, formerly of this city,
ou' now located at Shakespeare, New Mexico.
IN letter dated May 9Th says that for some
uays past 1t has been known that Victoria
ana DIS bard We're up in tho Mogollo noun
Jams and that thy had killed ut least four
nien IL vas fesred, although not known yet,
'na' MI III peoble in that section had been
A'''eu' fiityseven men well armed, and
C;,vl '} Inv I'VE oldiers Gust arrived at Silver
w 'e's mt place some days ago in pur-
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Turdercrs Respited.

New York. May Ex-Governor Cornell
has respited Cbas,ine Cox, the negro MUIR
der of Mrs. Hull, to July 10, and Balbo, the
Italian wife murderer, until August 8. The
condemned men were to have been hanged
next Friday.
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BAND of Cattle Thieves ana Murder
ers Captured.

opeclhI 70 me HtFAIu,
San Antonio, May 2l.-SheriH Gonzales,
of Webb county, has succeeded in capturing
nine cattle thieves and murderers. Three OF
the number are Americans Their names
are Mccoy, King and Williams. The other
six are Mexicans. These arrests end,
the career of bard of robbers that has
terrorized this portion of the country for 3
long time and cost thu county great deal
of money.
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A wom.n.s Terrible Death.

Urbana, H., May 2l.-The horrible burn.
ing OF Mrs. Samuel Carter on Saturday
night, owing to the explosion of kerosene
lamp in her hand, resulted in her death dns-
ing last night, after great sgony. She was ahe
wife Of an engineer, and was dressing for 10
party when the fatal accident occurred.
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Chicago Drummer ira Marlin Jail

Special to the Herald.
Waco, May 2l.- Sam Smith, the Chicago
drummer who was arrested last night wa.
taken to Marlin this morning by the Cashier
of Carriers bank, which i,uti,ution he beat
out of 800 He is said T. be wanted in
Houston, Austin, San Antonio and Dal MS
on similar charges. Smith claims to travel
for Field & Co., candy manufacturers, OF
Chicago. He is now in the Marlin jul,
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Gov. Hubbard Mt waco.

STF CIHI 10 VTTt II7THIT
Waco, May 2l,-Ex-G overnor Hubbard
arrived this evening to close the contract
with Waco for the extension of the st. Louis
e. Texas Narrow Gauge railway from Tyler
to Waco, the work to be completed by May
LIST. 1881 He lie speaking at the cuur:-h 'g'se
tonight, after which banquet has Deer Ten
dered him.
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Crops i'm Southwest Texas

EPtCIHI 10 VI NV WIW'
San Antonio, May 81. Reports from the
surrounding counties speak asttering Of the
crop prospects, ard ind cato ag"nersl revi-
val Of business. Enough rsin has already
fallen to make corn and oats, and govern
ment contractors will make big profits.
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Suspended Payments.

Philadelphia, May 2l-President Green,
of the Philadelphia & Reading railroad
company, stated officially at p. m. that the
Philadelphia & Readiug Coal and Iron COM
pany has suspended payments, being unable
To meet its obligations.
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Singular Accident.

Cleveland o., May 2l--To.day ms about
20 men stood under the cupoa in Taylor 81
Begges foundry, the bottom fell out and ten
tons of melted metal poured out, scattering
upon and more or less severely scalding tstA
men, one Of whom lies in critical conE-.
fiap
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Mortality Among Children.

Clinton, Ill.,, May 2l.-The schools near
Weldon, De Witt county, have been closed
on account Of the severity of scarlet fever,
measles and mumps. Quite number Of
children have died within the lsst few days
from the effects of scarlet fever.
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York, Pa May q The extensive car
shops of Michael Chall were damaged by fire
this morning to the extent of $4,000 One
hundred and fifty hands are thrown out Of
employment.
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Brown Retains His Railroad PresS-
denpy

Atlanta, Ca, May 2l.-Uned.Siat SEN
ator Joseph Z. Brown, in an interview to-
day. said he would not resign the Presidency
of the Western & Atlantic railrrad con@--
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Six Years Hard Labor.

Boston, May 21.-Andrew Smith, detanls-
ing town treasurer OF North Andovtr, for
embezzling $4,000 during the ten wears he
held the Office, has been sentenced to isx
years hard labor in the State prison.
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workingmen's Congressional Mona
nation,

San Francisco, May 2l.--The workingmon
Of the city Congressional dis trct nominated
Assemblyman John S. Enos for Congress.
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Rand Agent Caninre,,

Yankton. May 2l.--Maxwell, the roed
agent who escaped from jai has beeo
brought in from Cedar Rapids fg Sheriff
Rekar
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Kcarney.s case.

San Francisco, May 2l.-Artsneat wAs
concluded in the Kaarney case. III" Ster-
ney was allowed time to hle b'iefs. Decision
probably tomorrow.
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in is t,isss fsE3 HO1 s. ~ (
sising Ieiipes for practical siIs for tnatfn
eiofhtRg end for Keeping up w tie lattat fasi3
eeoncniy In =fHent IS lFsetiesiiv
tested by e2perts noforo pull fosN ffni;a
Our Paris ana London corr epnndAlts ar thc ver,,
lAt9st f.sh Tue Tig H6 Ar4nient Of iho
WeeksS save tiia sionaaRif Is moro Iran
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ORR, WELLS q ALLEN, q
Iiainiiii's Attorneys, Anderson, 3. :.
L.s,t-JoHE w. DANIELS, G. C.P.l ~,

To tho Defendants above named s., 3 55l ~ {
TakeEotice that the above stated action Is com.
mencea for the purpose of perfecting the titles 10
inc LAM OF the Estate Of William Mcconnell, de.
ncres bSre or less, situate In tho County and Stste
afore,eA, bounded by lands of Or. A. T.: Thomp-
son and others, which was, sold By. order of Ale
Ordinary, and bought by John u JOKES no per.
sonal caim 10 inndo against you. l55iss IN q {.
ORB, WELLS s. ALLENi Plaintiffs Att,ys.
Augusst2, 1880 5i,..5 !. II 80 ~, Z; = .
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MARBLE YARD.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Z
COUNTY OF A!y0ERSoM
{tfSTf51.S s,rf 6,nrar/f,1r mr.


Baylh llnConnell, PLAINTIFF, cgainst Margaret Har-
Tis.s1rah McConneii, Newton Mcconnell, ct at,
Desndnnts.-TSnnRlons Jor Relfst -Cbmpiail hot
To the Dcfendantg, Charles Mcconnell, Martha
Ang Mcconnell, Mary G. Gentry John n. Jon es.
Mafsaret Harris, Sarah Mcconnell, Newton Nc,
Co1qell and heirs Of Daniel Mcconnell, deceas-
ed; ~ Wit Sarah Mcconnell, William McCon-
nell Richmond Mcconnell, iEhompson Mc Con-
nell Hea,er Mcconnell, Pinckney Mcconnell
and Marsaret Mcconnell, heirs Of Allen McCor-
nellto wit, Manila Mcconnell, Jane lfcC ConnoIl
Jauss McConneii, cam. McJonuell, Lewis nc.
Cornell and other heirs unknown heirs III John
Meqonneli.. Rachel Mcdonnell, Elizabe.h Me-
Co,AsIl and nther halrs nnkEasn Polly Arss,,s::
neil Mary ]. Mcconnell, Elizabeth Elrod, Rachel
Dun, Mary a Cape and Mrs. G. a. Grow: 4 :, 3.
VOqAre hereby summoned and required 10 an
L tEer the complaint in this pctfoii, n COPY
Of WHOA Is filed in te Office OF tho Clerk OF the
Courtsf Ce.simon Pleas, at Anderson C. H., 6. C,
and e sorve q copy Of your answer to the said
son c. III, s. C., within twenty days affer the dor.
vice :eseof, exclusive of tho day OF such service: :
and II Sou fail to answer the complaint within
the tine aforesaid the plainti In t;s action viii
complaint, "a .os,5 X ,I,7-- = : = = ~ '>sS
DATED August 4, d. D. 1859. IL
ORR, WELLS q ALLEN,
Fiuiniii's Attorneys Anderson, 5. :. ::
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NEW YORK Nv WEEKIl u HERALDT LDTI.l
ONE DOLLaIs q. .NEAR.

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1ating TO the duties Of THO hln.{ rdiaitg
with sassesions for EsepSg Sui isss snS
ing fissdisils IN repair This Is 81
feai OF 3i.9 SIS Is ~
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sising leiinss for for making
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LheIs b pase dsyss :. .ali;fhe ieiesi bhssssoT
tho business sse bIeiSfiari iira ~. Se
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Sc THE PRODJJefs II ..ssse tsT,A As Il =
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ALI sorsy, Of 8Paralgrn;s ;,,I ;sIis

As5 ssz $50 sss ------- 4 8 a. stsf - Z,
"a gun has no feet YET it chm hfck.
Strong cheese Is rank. 5ut hatred IS
Eaia1pr. 3 q 81 n 854s ~ i ,ss.s 49,,
Buffalo tnulattos are called Buff fel.
A Nightmare isftlie only animal
hat has o dreamy eye,
bride may nok.iike fiah,, bnt she
Will not so back on HERRING. ~,
they say sit is only the femnie. bee
that atiuga. Oh, pip l5thy name Ia iWn-,
man. ssssJ35st 80 5st.s,i ", - i,s
Ole Bull, the celebrated yiolinlst,
died Mt Bergen, Nof@ay;6n tho 17th' OF
lkugnat. ,,..g',3.i 'S..t = ss.l
rocking chair is jiat rs necessary
10 y wamaii's comfort as liiautlepiece
or window still Is TO a atnRn's.i
~ Bishop Elder of CiuciGnati has de.
claTIds that no banged or !EiSzed iiAir will
De allowed among tho worisn OF mis- con-.
Tha ltHfse Bible types Of char.
aoter-- " oali Daniel and Job,4she
learner, thu worker aud s:the suffer eF,s@
aubaiasicn, duty, patIsnce.
earler fto d sitipid but fat bov\ z.
ou ags better fed iisan taught, or else
l'fl ,siiAtaken,ns Stap 4 boy--"Yesl i
s :, ~ W. - 1.ifiss tesiN 1S9 stettSt.
k soung lady s3ho dIdn' adn,ire the
custom In vogue among her sisters of
sfsItins: lettsff, I'll L of IiHg le
to- ity, eaitl alie wol q pre- Her
Iepiatsea without an oyerakiftss
Ecap bubbles sFe rally, things, but
tl ~ soon tGtAss 4 !, Iist 90 Sit sies eish flisis
fpnteA up With Fanity. hoy make sa
; Alae M estT for q season enil on tie current
hut soon hugst, and nothing IL left ns
On ssalllce q. lSeddons one of the
most prnfninslt "a eli 81 4he South died
at his reside1c ia Goochland County.
Va, last week. He was Secretary Of
War iInusr the onfedefat1 States Gov
EerRrnep
a mother who Ind guided and
ITnntlldei the lives af u farsa " eE sliiss
dren so that they come to ali honest
yiEtpattS Ghsistian manhood and woman
hood has d lac d Work that any Honiat
II. mn lats iafniid nf
- a Missouri girl dressed up as boy
and went cut 40 q farm hand, aud they
mover found heg out Unit sli0 6asaie ~
lslet sfier1 kc; shEt eli d S6nld GIifaad Il 5
die vithaat prickiHg every finger 9iSsi
IsyFeagi1i iike d dspuIS heliffs g
xh,, = says " eEot u SjigoS " as the
g. - isitirnm Of tho eighteenth century /,
woman is tl;e conundsufn d ofs the hina.
tenth ceutsiryss An kyuefieeh editor
adds: w g can't gtieas haF,s btis still
never Eiyo her up-To, sseyerl ssss
-. lEs. stayens u as found in & field
ttean near her house Ia afofzy Conn ~ ON
laet e rillilY, "a woaan Sha1 hsen. living
With her, but had been asasnt FROM tho
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fsToflEHOUsE ND IOT.

>"
fToAEH0UsE aND LOT. IS
To. ope.4natter acre, moro or less. House
"a by 81 feet. three stories, including base.
meht; basement "a by 60 feet, shelving and
counters painted storefoom "a By 75 feet,
shaiying and counters painted Room ad.
joining Store.room 10 by 20 feet third
story "a yi75 feet, not ceiled. Fire places
In eacIi storyi Good shingle roof. e
DWELLING AND LoT.
Lot three acres; moro or less. House is
by A feet front; two front rooms ae by rs
feeti Railways feet; extension 20 rear, and
built with niain body of house IS BY SO
feet. containing bedroom, liiiihg-roon,
pantry and kitchen. Piazza in front 10 by
"a feet rear 10 by 35 feet, both with baiuS-
tefs, &c. Two chimneyss three fre.places.
House finished, and painted Inside and out.
Ggod well Of water, garden, stable, &c. a
Property can be bought at priYatS sale
before Saleday In September wa
q TERNS-Cdsh. or satisfactory paper.
j. N. SUTHERLAND,
Bolton, 81 G. 8
{ June II. 1880 10 u
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j. J. rees s.SrEl NE. Q 3. g n u

L - y +
s. EngIiAk babies wear the most old.
fa9hiehed garments imaginable, anu EhsI
giish girls look as Amls,h like babies is
pbssible. y
I Tho complexion ia often destroyed By
worms. II can be restored byttakiur
,Shriner's Indian ,ye.miflge. Only 81
cetits d bottle 81 ~ 2 iSfEs g s fiSSgSe
The young Inen cann6s tell which
costs the most this SlEime +, picnics, haFl
:hor excursions or ice:crea1is. The l'gitls
want aii III ttIee. E "a. go 1ssz:
The quantity of floral decorations
lat Sutnnef balls ii very gleat.y every
lpleee in WHICH q wreath OF q bouquet can.
( be- placed is Utilized SS
I.aco curtains last tasse as ioiigs and
look much prettier when lined with
bright color. a finely plated fTill pf tke
lining makes good trimming. e -
Persons who arc troubled with ants
In their: houses may get rid s2f; them Jky
rubbing the shelves isilhek III arh ny sslss
Two applications will be sufficient, with.
a week interyening,
- Il Il said OF ssif isaac II dw toh /,
nephew, who was clergyman. that he
aiw9ye refused d marriage fec, savinr
with much pleasantly, q Go your 8av,
poor children, have done YOU nischief
enough already without taking yaur
money K (
IL the Washington correspondent
OF tho Philadelph phia 4 fess Is; 20 f,,, nIs. ii
iieged, General Toonbs has MI hh
ten 10 9 friend iii Washington ne fos.
loMs: 81 apl as ppsiliye that Hancoct
will DO elected Iss I am fliat there Is 4
God 10 tIsc SSEeayaas. Won sav s lte :is .
Y.enkeo; we'll, kd6w that, aud / know,
TO, thRt bis sword hns pierced the bre ast
f5InanY Il gal liant niat1 III pray. Rnk
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