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THE SAVANNAH VALLEY RAILROAD.

The Board of Directors of the Savan-
nah Valley Railroad meets to-day for the
purpose Of opening and considering the
bids which have been put in for grading
the Road. This is very important
meeting, and upon its result. may depend
the destiny Of the enterprise. The
amount of money subscribed and the
distance Of the Road to Trickem's are
known, and no contract should be made
that docs not practically grade the Road,
for it will be easier to use the subscribed
capital for the completion of the Road if
held Ms money than if injudiciously spent
i'll grading portion Of the line. In feet.
we think that it was mistake to have
begun the collection even Of the taxes
until either convict labor was obtained or
contracts offered which would have en-
sured the grading of the line. The taxea
could have been held Us subscribed
capital and called in as soon rs the de-
tails of the work were arranged. How
ever, this is not the question now under
consideration. If contracts cen be lot by
which the Road to its intersection with
the Greenwood & Augusta Road can be
graded, VIC npprehend that the necessary
means 10 carry 1t on to Aiken can easily
be secured. If such contracts cannot be
secured, the money should be held Us
bonus to offer some company looking for
connections with the up.country from the
coast, and, unless we are greatly ms.
taken, such q company can be found in
less than twelve months. Any contracts
awarded will, of course, be 30 drawn US
to ensure their performance of the work
before the money ia paid. We have no
doubt the Directors fully understand
their business, but throw out these sug-
gestions for consideration.
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PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS.

TENHE Plymouth Rock is one of the finest
l. and largest Chickens grown and Is
becoming more popular as it Is better
known. I have limited number of Eggs
from this stock, and also from other breeds,
which are puro. and which l will sell at
two dollars per dozen. Orders addressed to
me ut Anderson, S. c., will receive prompt
and careful attention. Persons wishing
Eggs should send in their orders at once.
stating the Kind of Eggs desired, Us they
will be filled in the order received.
FRANK GRAFTON.
Jan 81, 1881 90 IA
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Administrators Sale.

XXYILL be sold at the late residence of
w Newton Scott, deceased, on Satur-
day, 18th day of February next, the follow
ing property TO wit:
Two sets of Blacksmith Tools,
One lot Carriage Makers Tools,
One lot Wagon Lumber,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
One Cow.
Terms of salc-Cash.
VIM. McGUKIN, Admir-.
Jan 17. 1881 20 3
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PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

TTVHE Trustees of Public Schools will find
below the amounts, with Poll Tax,
belonging to each School District, which
they will transfer to their books, being
careful to record all claims approved, and
not overdraw the amouilt due their rcspcc-
tive Districts -
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- Garfield will go to Washington in
w. ID. Washbugne's magnificent palace
car, which is marvel of vehicular arch
itectnre, and cost $4,000.
= The Massachusetts, Democrats vo. cd
for Ben Butler for the Senate.
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The Louisville C5urier.Journai docs
not take any stock in tho idea that
railroad corporations have vcsted rights
Which are supreme and beyond State
control. 1t puts the argument very
strongly in the following conclusion {:
"If the State takes the private property
Of individuals and dcvotes II to the SER
vice of corporations it ceases to be pri-
va.e property. If, on the contrary, the
road is private property, then the State
las the same authority over it rs it has
over the property Of other citizens, and
when emergencies arise it can take it
ard devote it to the use Of the public"
Railroad corporations should be required
to deal fairly and cquitably with the
people for whom they do business. Their
great privileges are given them for the
good of the public, MS well as for their
own good, and they should not be allowed
to impose upon the people in order to
enrich themselves. The Legislature has
the power to regulate corporations of its
own creation, and public sentiment should
require this right to be exercised.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In All per,ons having claims against the
Estate of Elijah Griffin, deceased, are here.
by notified to present them to the under
signed at Delton, s. c., properly probated,
within the time prescribed by law.
j. c. GRIFFIN, Admir-.
Jan o7. 1881 27 3
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Dissolution Notice.

FVIHE firm of Miss Lizzie Williams &c
Il. Co. was dissolved on the first day Of
January, 1881, by mutual consent. The
business OF the firm will be settled up by
Miss Lizzie Williams. All who are indebt-
ed to the firm viii pay up ct once.
,f!iur NJ. L. WILLIAMS,
A. NJ. GUYTON.
Miss Lizzie Williams will continue the
business at the Ladies' Store, where she will
be pleased to see her customers.
Jan o7 1881 20
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said railroad, the property did not, in
consequence of these and other facts,
bring more than one-third ita real value,
and that said sale is therefore illegal and
void.
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THE LyNcn,NG AT PROSPERITY.

The INTELLIGENcER has always con-
demned lynch law rs dangerous and not
to be countenanced in civilized coun-
try. 1t is very great calamity for any
community to resort to it. But in such
case as the Outrage upon Miss Werts at
Prosperity, NC caTDot Do otht:T than
commend the motives and the men that
meted out swift, sure and awful ven
gcance upon tho human fiends who had
committed the blackest Of crimes. Mono
of the dignity or consideration bestowed
by the law upon those accused should
have been shown these guilty wrrtches !;
and it is tribute 10 the moderation and
law-abidng disposition Of the people Of
Ncwtlrry that no worse or more tortur,
ing form of death was rcsorted to. Such
criminals as those at Prosperity should
never be permitted to see the inside of q
Court House. The laws penalties are
too slow, too uncertain and too quiet for
such criminals. Society would become
too unsafe were the ignorant and brutal
class Of n community allowed TO commit
such revolving and demoniacal crimes,
and then appeal to the courts, where the
technicalities of the law sometimes free
the most guilty of criminals. In such
cases rs that at Prosperity o community
would be guilty of n social crime if it
should fail to inilict summary punish
ment upon t!io criminals, both as m
Arrangement of their terrible deed and as
an example to others, warning them
against tho commission of such crimes.
We say, Well done, men of Prosperity.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Administrator of Personal Estate
of Mrs. Lucy J. Griffin, deceased. will, on
the Sd day Of March, 1881, apply to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, for
a Final Settlement and discharge from said
Administration.
II. f. WATKINS, Admir-.
Jan 81, 1881 27 81
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Secretary Sherman, in speech at
Columbus, Ohio, last week, said the
South was about to he developed in
wealth and population; that he had been
surprised by the returns Of the census
from the South, but that new surprises
may be expected, and that he expected
ere long to see happy South, adding to
the wealth, population and energy
of the country, and contributing all
the great staples that add to our
wealth and population. If such Sec
tional haters and political demngogues
rs MIR. Sherman could be disposed of,
the South's prosperity would be greatly
enhanced. 1t is the false Impressions
they have spread through the North and
West that HIS prevented the tide of in
dustrious immigration and capital from
coming freely to the South. We believe
that prosperity is dawning upon us, but
it is not through the help of Mr. Shcr-
man and his political friends. 1t is in
spite of them.
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Notice TO Fiduciaries.

A LII Administrators. Executors, Guar
IN dians and other Fiduciaries, who by
law are required to make their returns to
the Judge of Probate are hereby notified to
do SO during the month of January, 1881,
or the penalty of the law will be enforced.
w. w. HUMPHREYS,
Judge of Probate.
Jan 9, 1881 26
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Soluble Pacific and Anchor Brand G11ano.
StOM0 GuARO, STOM0 ACID, STOMO ASH ELENEMT..

Y on turn head, you hold:back strong
Iut no use fussn, Sonos gwine aIong!'
Liberal offered ~ S
ing" FiS ont IN Ue ion entrance to Centennial Build
Jan 20 1851 w. s.. LKGoN.
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RAILROAD TAX.

VNHIS will inform all parties concerned
Il that we will resist the payment of the
behalf of ourselves and about two hundred
clients, who have employed us for that pur-
pose. All others are respectfully invited to
unite with us.
BROWN d TRIBBLE.
ORR e. ALLEN.
Jan 81, 1881 % II
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN AL persons having demands against
the Estate of Newton Scott. deceased, are
notified to prcsen. the same to the under
signed. properly proven, within the time
to make payment to the undersigned at
once. VIM. McSUKIN, Admir-
Jan 81, 1881 20 3
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CHAMPAGNE SPAMKLlNG CIDER, at lICBUR
NET'S.
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Tso Gi22tcst i32 OF tril sa2sou il Tie % wing
CT iau "n..! . a:oer. n ,rl 0. tic ether pleEs-
ntta 81 Mcg tTnl ci sl.iDg house Cleaning can
compare Tits Luia evea;. which all the lamiIy
look :or RI TO w;tL in:egso expectation, aud
Dhl2n n@?rc tails 20 Dn: eli il Tho b.st CT hu-
1unf. - I.-;!cl taen! stored away az STAINS.
BURY'S tENTRAL STOVE HOUSE, you wi! ssya
nrcn eG""jGLc.. add have lhell is god order
10 oa' d! WEE ;sc eli weather couea r.,
Inea bar ,ha p'ace-NcBitney' building, Cur
ue. kipg and Wasbif gtou ia
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Nail, Southwark, connects At Charlottesville
with Ches. 4; Ohio Z. g.. East and West At
Lynchburg, connects with Norfolk 4 West.
ern r: r., through Southwest Virgins. to
and Te1ss-and at Dsnville with Richmond &
Dsnv;l.e L. T.. to South snd Southwest
Express Southwark connects at Charlottes.
Wills sO all points on Ches. 8 Ohio R. r. and
at Dsnvills for ell points South. Eas. and South.
MIXED TRAINS for Asin Lins leave Al.
e1andris daily, except Sunday, 8 on .. m. and
IL So 3. NJ, and returning arrive ct Alexandra
For MANASSAS 4 A LINE II leave Washington
I 10 :. m. and Alexandra IS =. NJ, daily
connecting with the Valley Road East and
West. Leave Streaburg 2 80 p, NJ, arriving s.
AlexSndris al 8 30 p. L.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
IS1ON leaves Alexandria daily. except Sun.
day, OF 8 co .. NJ, arriving at Strssburg 1t O5
p. a. and returning leaves s!r.sburs 1t S Is
H. M, arriving in Alexandria At 2 sc 2. N.
For Eiddleburg, daily connection st Plains
station.
For Uppstville, regular connection at Del..
For WATERMELON. leave Washington +.
I 10 a. II. daily and II G5 a. n. daily, except
Sunday.
Passengers can lesve Warrenton st S25.m
and take mixed trsia at Junction and reach
Alexandria At II 10 p %, 10 time to mskei A. j.
r. Train nt IL oo m lof w asnlnGten, baumora
and New York.
All trsins make good connections, 1t Wash.
ilgton, 10 and from N oTth and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves WASHINGTON ct
10 q. M, running through without change
Fast train wi MARKS Adjustable Reclining
Chair Car attached runs through 70 White Sui
pbur Sprinps witht change and from White
sulphur to Balm re Without change. This il
the iasteas train between these points.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Angusts, Ga, without chsDge, on ~ Is
p. N. train.
Through tickets very low to the South ard
Southwest,
MERCER uGRTER G. r.
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II RG JOINS FIRST SUPPLY OF
SPA1NG GOUES.
ccy Ribbons at low prices; Silk and Linen
nan asinohefehlefs, Rich Buttons, Fancy Voiii1 Is,
SSWhs. nj ull and Lace Ties our 50s Corset is no
o osst IN msrset; also full line of Gents White
SS ~ aDlaundried, st Soc celebrated Diamond
Jill. -, 81 F2K9DSON'S,
DnLo So King street,
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DRNGa, GHEmEGsE.s. &c.
PERRY HoUsrcN C,UN1Y. Ga.

! EkkY ECCSToN Z UT 7. III.
We have known S~iiEs Syt hi.nc ~,.ac,fc'
tested in hundreds Of cases CT SYPHILIS, N.rcur-
rlalRhematsm, Scrofuls etc. II mad" the most
perfect and permanent cures IN every case.
Eugn L. beDrn!d. sam. ID. Kllcn Judge
60. Ct. j. l.. Warren, Of W. Lsth:np {; Co g,
Savannah, Ca, Ed. jackson, Dep's OK s:npr.
Ct', Wm. Brunson. Ri Warren, J. ". Vim
berry, j O. Gilbert, Dr'a't,. J. W. Mann. 90
Iress., YIN, D. Pierce EE'f. G. Q. DurcHn,
Dsy & Gordon.
en- acquainted with the prcprietors. en5
many of the gentlemen whose sign alures 81 p4s7
20 the foregoing certificate They arc cen, OF
high Character ard standing,
4. II. GDLQUITT.
Governor Ct Georgia,
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CCMPAN y.
P1oprietors, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by <. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Gail for copy Of "Y Dung Men's Friend"
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Opening anss e,i:,u.ng OF the ssails.

Opening 5ii;a Gi.,ussg OF the MAILS.
CLOSING.
Washington, D. c.. 81 Northeastern mails
O. N Il II. and ,.ad 8 10 p. II.
Western belle 20 aad ) Is y n.
Southern mri!s. Via HichnC2d, W., 10 50 ..
u. and 81 sLd Ii D. II.
SouLa Gad Southwestern mails, Wis Lynch
burg. Firsia!a, way sna through mails, I co e.
n. sal % =. II.
Agatssns Division 60 f.. e.
Elez&ncI.s To :sOu%d LII Va, s 90 g. N
o:'ENLHG,
No!:as:n aad We.:crn lnaila, via Wssh!nz-
,on, l.. O., - =. N. II H. enc Il Gu D. n.
5cl.hara .aai.5, Vis Richmond. Va, 8 80 c. m
md 30 u, n
soutnweEly7n ra2il. Viz Lynchburg, Virgins
ltAroCgh C1a!.sJ including wy Uails On Mid. SDd
Railroad. : 80 o. ii.
Maas5ss6 division 50 p. Il for lock bcx only.
Round E!l:i 20 l-aez=i. c:i&, Va, j 20 y. N.
CG:2a hou:G--GGce oyeIa 81 81 q. H., and
c!0sc2 81 Is ?. n.
5uad:y Eousa~OGco opans a. Is a. IT,. snd
Closes - 3 10 i. III.
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1881 GREAT 1881
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
70 THE NORTH, WEST 6 SOUTHW EST
DOUBLE THACK.

s 90 4 GREAT 4 SSl
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
70 THE Nof TpHIRMK ss TS Z GsKouTHwEs"
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID sOENRE
kAGNIFIOENT EQUIPMENI.
Moy l6sn. 1851.
Trairs ]asve Washington from depot OF Bal.
TI&ORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, COT.
ner Of Sixth and 3 st1 Gets, AS follows
70, Phiia delphia, N ew 7 orb and tho Enst. 8 and
anc 10 Is m daily, with Palace Cars. Lana
tied Gxpress of Pullman Parlor Cara $40 q.
an. daily, except Sunday. For PhilsdelPh;s
snd ~ 20 y, n. daiiy, e1cep! Sunday. aEd
,1oG, . 81, 10 and 10 l5 p. NJ. dsily.
For fitlsbory End tho West 500 a. M, with
fsrlor car TO Fltts6urg and Sleeping car to
Plttsourg rDd Chicago 1881 a. III. dsily
$50 q. III. d,ss y, with Palaces Oar TO Chicago.
For Csaandeiguh and ths North, 9OU 3. q.
except Sunday and sSu p. N. dsily, except
Fof Hstk:ns 1880 q. II. daily except S2n.
day.
For baltimore, 6 Il, s.O0. a.an and 1850 q. M;
2O3, n, 40, 6.4l, $50, 10 co ard i0.lo =. III.
0n Sunday, 500 snd l0.3u s.m.; 2.u0 5. ~, $50,
IL o. xnG lOlo D. IL.
Eor fopo'S Ci0eS Linz, 6 80 D. %. ald 50 pm.
daity. except Sunday.
For Annapolis 6 20 q. m. and 40 p. N. daily
except ounday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For AiexsndrIs co. I ~, 20, and II 90 a.
H., and 70 3, SO, and IL 80 p. III. Sum
day at %, 9 q. and II 80 a. m. and .. m.
itSiEs Iowa Alexandria for Washington, go
sC6, and 10 T.. L., ard I24o. 8, 8, 7, 9l0
p. N. AID II night.
On Sunday Of S.C6. and - a. m. snd 90 and
IL p. N.
ThRoUGH TRAIN FOB TIE SOUTH, via
Quantico and Richmond, will leave AleIan.
dria at 1923 and ii II 4. 10. daily and 70 Q.
:, m. daily, except sunday.
Fast mail, leaving st II II .. NJ. makes bl. two
stops, viz: at Qusntico and Frtderick>bu
between Alexandria and Richmond.
tickets and information can be procured Is
principal railrosd stations and ticket o@ces
SoutheaSt j. K. WOOD,
FRANK THOMSON
GsRaral Manager. mylS
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StaancrE Of shis line will run Is follows:
FSE. NORFOLK,

staaucrs Of shis line will run IS follows:
FOE E08E9AK,
Connecting with Merchants and LINERS Lire
Tor Boston, Stesmer
Laa5T GR TEE EREH
EVERY MOHDAY, WEDNESDAY end
FRIDAY, a. co o'clock p.n.; returning, lesye
Norfolk On alternate days st AGO =. m.
This stauEch iron steamer has ust been paint.
CD throughout stGtaroorls naWiy furnished and
csrpsted, and is the handsorlert IS Wsll az the
sstest boat on tae potcn.sc river and Chesapeake
bay, snd is the only steamer msR!ng close cen.
nectlon With the New York aud BostOn sJoam-
ers; also connocts with Rich mord steamers snd
railroad lEes south. Stops At PiNEf POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong nnd returning
Beginning Msy lst, 1851, EXCURSION tickets,
good for Jour dsys will be Issued as follows -
Firstclsse round Trip to TT. Monroe ard Norfolk
So ) 4; first class fare TO Fortress Monroe and
Norfolk ~; second csss each wsy ST. 80; fret
class fare 10 Piney Point and Peint Lookout
81 so; Erst class round trip TO Piney Point and
foln! i-ookou! 81 %; eecond class each way 75c.
ststerooms 81; mess 75c.
FJB NEW YGHE.
ST!EAsHESS e. G. &-SrEG; 5gT.ssYD JOE.a
22SSSSs
EVERY FRIDAY, st y d.; and returning
Leave " ow York, from pier al, las! river, GY.
EkY SATURDAY, s. 4 O. clock e. n.
The steaIneGs of this company MAKO cocrec.
tonB al Norfolk tor BoslUc snd Gil points Esss;
at New York With ell pc::pss " est snt Nurtn.
vast, and g! A!exsa!ria win Virginia Midland
Ksilroat and Washington snd Chic Railroad
Through rhies glVec AID freight kantled caro-
fully and promptly. For further iutormst,on
apply 10 4. y. NEED, Agent,
Jsnaey's YhGrf,
WI. TROMPsOG. P7esiGoDt,
sop 2I-.t Washington, .. @.
.<>ss3ga, CIiYD&'S S-'BAM LINE WNsE-
ssas.sssssssss LY 20
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVgB, PHDVr-
DSNC& AMI BOSTON.
Steamers leavs AleIsndrs ET&Ey TIES.
DAY and lsave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
UREAY.
This line connects st Alexandra with she O
4. & II. and " 6 y. z. Rs, anu 1t Philsia;,
phis with O!ydes regular Steamships for Fsl,
Ei7o1, Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with prompsness and care,
free OF commissions.
No charge for transfer In Philsdeluh;s. and
wharfage in Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures. Through rates snd through Stills
OF lading given. Insurance at the loYcst rstoa,
Agents:
2. a. SEED, Alexandria.
WIN. P CLYDE & CO., PHILADELPHIA
JOHNSON & CO., Wsnh. s. Georgtn
Jan ST.
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STEAMERS.

N o 1OE.
POTOMAC FEERI' CO.'S. sI.EI.TERs
FOR LANDINGS
ON TIE POTOMAC RIVER
On and af!er June Let,
Will loaye as follows:
Steamer T. Y. AShO WSMITH leaves Poto-
mac Ferry Coz. wharf, toot Of King street
at 80 L. NJ. DAILY except Wednesday, As
fsr 40 Co:aT's, and on sunday, Tuesday and
Friday IS far So AoelPs, Leonerdtown, BLUFF
Point, Lancaster, WHAT. Chsplico, Towards,
Co6rum and stoass. On Monday. ThursdsY
AID Saturday, for t'urriomon. aoaps. Mout t
Holly. Nomini snd Prospect Hill.
uEO. 4. PHILLIPS, Manager,
Potomac Ferry Company.
J. B, PADGETT. agent jel4
F<oA NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH, FOR"
TEEss MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
THE STEAMER
GEORGE LIE a RY
Carrying tho u. =. Efsl)
VII lssve her wharf. foot of Prince street, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS sDd SATUR.
DAYS. At $50 p. n stopping ct Pinsy Point
snd PClat Lcosous going and returning. Re-
turning leaves Norfolk on WRUEESDAIS s,
FRIDAYS aud SUNDAYS t4 o'ccck .. NJ.
Beginning with Mss l. 1851. Excursion ,icssta
will be issued good for tour days, IS fol.oWa
Frs. elsss fare to Portress Moaioe and Nor
folk, 81 co. First class round trip. So 90; Second
CLASS, eacn way, vi 6C; First caeg fare TO iuey
Polntt and Point Lockout. ST 50; First class
round trip, 80; Second Class, each wsy, rs cts.
stAteroons 81. Meals Is Cts
GEORGE AaTTINGLY, Sunt.
P. 8. H00E, Agent. maze
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Q9uEette
Way 3'cnpie Brink.
THURSDAY syEalA4. JUNE 81

Way S1P:S AEaHh
Fir. Z, teoioSa mss ko!cg 90 . u'ney.
BIZ B. because lis Doctor ordered lin not,
ana lie astes qa.cke.y
Mr. Q. iases drop b,cau2e he's wet
Mr.. d because hes dry.
Mr.. L. b;ciu2e ho leels stm.,hi: e rising ir
his stomsca.
Dir. +. hea2Iso lie feo:s koG Of sinking 10
bis stcu acc.
Mc 6. 5acar3o he's goieg to see 'Tiatd Of
to Il ,gIsr8.
NJ. 5aoir2e la'1 so. q ftie,d c,ne home
!roa Ceiiar..!a.
NJ l. ncca1so i5's so BOZ.
~. :. Sresusa HIS 80 cad.
Mr. X. 1.c.o8e he'5 got Daia IN ts had.
Nir. j. hsc2asc he's got pain 10 his side.
mr.. ii. 6.c.uje he's &c: psln 10 his hand.
NJ. y. because he's :9t pain in bis back.
Nc. y. bccacse has lot paio 10 his cheek.
~. b. .ose hes G Il pan Il over hiw.
Mr.. &. H-cau7c ho fsyil light and happy.
Ir. i. 7ec.u'c he lsca heavy AID miserable
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