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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-05
Programme Of the Mountaineer
Fire Engine Company Maroon.
TUESDAY, MAY 10Th, 1881.

Fire Engine Company Maroon.
TUESDAY, MAY 10Th, 1881.
Tho company will meet at the Engine House
at oolook A. NJ. sharp. March to the lower
end Of town to circus ground and return in the
following order:
Dixie Cornet Band. sA shsy
Mountaineer Fire Engine Company, with
engine, represented with the Goddess Of Liberty.
Hose reel and hose reel boys. p,,bt.t eu3,
Carriages with speakers and the Professors
oarriago with Town Council. &4,
The Knights of Honor. ,.S.. 81
Walhalla Social Club.
Adger College Cadets.
King and Queen Wagon aud Maids Of Honor
knights on Horseback.
Members Of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows.
Tho procession will proceed to the upper end
of town, return and leave engine and hose reel
at the engine house aud mnroh to the Brewery
Park. On arriving ut the ground Rev. DR..
Smcltzcr will opcn the proceedings of The day
with prayer, after whioh Prof. Wm. p. Calhoun
will deliver tho welcome address.
Then addresses by tho King and Queen.
after which amuscments of oil kinds will
begin
Target shooting by the company and the hose
reel boys, for which prizes arc offered.
Target shooting for ladies for a handsome
prize.
An extra target will be erected for strangers,
where they will have tho chances to win good
prizes.
Target shooting will be discontinued after
O'Clock p NJ. when the glass ball shooting will
take place. All who desire to join the contest
Of glass ball shooting will report 10 tho Chair
man Of The Committee Of Arrangements on tho
ground.
Tho general amusemcnts will consist Of olab-
Der eating, bag running. molassos fishing. pole
climbing, unlucky mill. egg bcating, egg garry
ing, Turkey game, Japanese fishing, SO.
Currosoll riding, which the chairman expects
to be hero from information he has from tho
owner.
Prizes will bo awarded to every act of amuso.
ments.
A prize is also set out for the Maids Of Honor
aud King and Queen, TO he rafled for.
10 conclude with q ball at Picpers Hall for
tho benefit of the fro company.
II. W. PIEPER. Z,
Chairman Of Committee Of Arrangements.
The total destruction of property by the
flood in the Missouri River md its tributa-
ries is estimated et 81 100000.
1t is estimated that $4,000 have been
collected at the performances already given
by Sarah Bcrnhardt in this COUNTRY.
When We consider the number Of organi-
cations for amusement that AFRO in operation in
tho Unitcd States, tho money expended on
such purposes must be enormous.
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J. J. SMITH,
AUDITOR 0CONEE COUNTY.
May s, 1881 26-
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ocon09 County.

Oc1'1105 N|oIIILCV II'H
By Richard Lewis, Esq, Judge Of Probate.
w mEREAs. James Nichols, Jr., has made suit
" to mo TO grant him Letters Of Administra-
ton Of the Estntc and Effects Of James Nichols,
deccnscd-
These are, therefore, TO ote and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of tho
said James Nichols deceased, that they be and
appear before me- in the Court of Probate. to
be held at Wahaa, s. c., on Saturday, 2lst
of May. 1881, after publication hereof, at
II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, If
any they have, why tho said administration
should not be granted
Given under my hnnd and soal, this the 4th
day of May Ammo Donni 1881.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge Of Probate Of Oconee County.
May s, 1881 26.2t
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TAX RETURNS.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
WALnALLA, S. c., May 2, 1881.


NOTICE is hereby given that the Auditors
oliice will be open to receive TAX RETURNS
from June Isl to July 2Oth, 1881. The Auditor
or Ills assistant will attend at The following
places ut tho times specified for the hssessmcnt
of Personal Property, viz:
West Union. Saturday. June 4.
Seneca City, Monday and Tuesday, juno 9Th
aud 7th.
Bird Abbctrs, Wednesday. June 9th.
Siiion's Mills, Thursday, June 9th.
}. b. Sanders, Friday June 10Th.
Fair Play, Tuesday and Wednesday, june 2lst
and Odd.
Bachelors Retreat Thursday Juno 23d.
wcs' minister, Friday and Saturday, June gath
and 18th.
Thomas Powcll's. Tuesday, June 2Sth
Fcn,on falls, Wednesday, June Goth.
Mrs Bnrker's, Thursday, June 30th.
McDade's Mills, Friday, July Ist.
Wm. Kowland's. Tuesday July 9TH
Lulc River, Wednesday, July 9th.
ralleys Shop, Thursday July 7th.
High Falls. Friday. July 8Ih.
After the Goth of July the returns Of those
niling to return will be made from tho best in
formation that can be obtained and fifty per
cent added thereto.
All male persons from twenty ono to sixty"
years of age, excepting those exempt by laws
are required to return their polls.
Merchants. Manufacturers and Bankers must
make their returns strictly according to law.
Each tax payer, except when impossible to do
So must make their own return.
All assessments Of Personal property must be,
'phe usual selling prioo of similar property on s
The usual terms at executors or udministrators'.
sales, n. the places where the return Is made."'
J. J. SMITH,
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" qDtS1Ce :

THE undersigned warns everybody against
l fishing in his pond. Those who are caught
or known to fish in his waters will be dealt with
according to law G. WANNER.
May s, 1881 25-4t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-05

The discovery that the sickness. 40 cloScly
resembling chnlera, which has prevailed in
Chicago fnr several weeks past, is cnnaed
by tho deletcrinns substances used for butter
in that citv, will undoubtedly attract more
general attention to tho increasing uso Of
ndnltcratcd food in tho United States as we'll
Nv to tho ovila arising therofrom. 1t il only
reasonable to suppose, too, says tho WASH
ington Star that light upon tho subject will
lond to Legislation which will cffcctnnlly pres
vent these common and dangerous imposi-
tions upon the public. This is n mattor that
Congress ought to take hold Of and at oncc.
If that body may pass laws for the tho pre-.
vonton of and punishment for. cnunerfcit-
ing pnper or metal money, 1t may and ought
to prevent tho ndnltoration of food If tho
people arc entitled to protection in what only
affects business Affairs, they arc certainly
entitled to protection in a matter 80 vitality
affecting hoalth and life.
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a LosING JoHE-A prominent nhysician
of r;,tshnrgh said i"kinglr to Il lady ra,icnt
whn was comnlnining Of her continued i'll
health. and or his inability to cure her try
Hop liticrs!" The lady took it in earnest
nod nscl the Bit,ers, from which she obtained
permanent health She how laughs ut the
d"rtor for his j"ke, hut he is not so we'll
p'ensrh with H. NJ il cost him good patient
Urrjs6urgh PtriU.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-05-05

There arc before the Senate unactcd
nron 2l7 nominations. Of these four are
Judicial, six Diplomatic, eleven consular,
fourteen army officers. six navy officers
seventeen collectors of customs. three snr,
vcyors of customs. eight collectors of internal
revenue, seven United States marshnls six
district attorneys, fifteen receivers. ivo rcg-
istcrs. fnnr Indian ag"n.e, nincty-fvc post
masters, sixteen miscellaneous.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-04
6herirs Sale,

D. 4. Carroll "a. Heirs Of James Z. Pro-
thrO ct al
State Of Louisiana, District Cont, Parish Of
NatchitOches. No. 861155
DY virtue Of writ of seiznre and sale, it,
ID sued in the above entitled and numbered,
suit and tn me directed, have seized and
will offer for sale to the last and highest bid
der at public auction, at the front door Of the
Court House, In the city and Parish Of Match
itoches, ut II o'clock NJ, ON
sstardsy, ~ lstb Day q July, 1881.
the following described property. to-wit
A certain tract Of land together with all
the buildings aud improvements thereon. and
appurtenances thereof, situated in the parish
Of Natchitoches, on the right bank Of Kigolet
Bon Dieu, descending. containing three hun
dred aud ninety acres, more or Iess. and be-
INK I'll that portion Of the St. Maurice Plan
tation, situated on the right hank Of Rigolet
Bon Dieu, a. aforesaid. in said parish Of
Natchitoches, and which was acquired by d.
r. Carroll. at Sheriff. sale made BY Sam'l.
Parson, Sheriff of the Parish Of Natchito ches.
on the I'd day Of April, 1869. in the suit en-.
titled, D. K. Carroll l. Co., W. D. II. Boullt
7srms Of Sale:
Caah-subject to superintendent.
SAN'L. p. RAINS.
June4rtds. Sheriff.
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rBaton Rouge Advocate. ]

(Bston Rouge Advocate.
Prof. Loomis has been for six months
experimenting In the West Virginia
MOUNTAINS On his erial telegrsphy, and
be- succeeded BY running up the wires to
Q certain altitude, in reaching the cur
rent Of electricity which he claims can be
found 1t that height, and by means of
which communication can be had at any
distance, It il said the Professor has tele-
e,sphed to parties eleven miles distant BY
merely sending up . kite at each end Of
the distance to . certain height, attached
TO which, In place Of an ordinary string,
W. fine copper wire. When both kites
touched the same current communication
was had between them, and, messages were
scnt from ono endss to the other by means
of IN ordinary Morse instrument in con-
nection with the instrument invented BY
Prof. Loomis. He now has project for .
series of experiments from point on one
of tho highest peaks Of the Alps, in Swift
sElsnd, to . similarly situated. place in the
Rocky Mountains on the other side Of the
world. If this succeeds, of course, bis in
vention viii rank In importance with that
Of the electric telegraph itself and vastly
reduce the cost Of telegrsphing.
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GheriG's Sale.

J. ". Coekheld, Administrator Va. Louis 4.
Sers and Chas. Bertrand, Jr.
State of IIouisiana, District Court, Parish Of
Natchitoches. No. &5l7
DY virtue of wit of Fl. F., issued in
ID the above entitled and numbered suit,
have eeised and viii Offer for sale to the last
end highest bidder st public auction at the
Csart Hssse door, In the city and parish Of
Natehitoches, at IL o'clock, NJ, on
6a101ay, ~ lstA Day q Jsae, 1881,
Tie following described property, to-xit:
a certain tract or parcel Of land on the left
bank Of Old river, descending, containing
eighty ecres, more or less, bounded above by
lands Of 1Is. Ben. Netoyer, below by lands
q August 4. xetoyer, in the rear by Public
Lands, end In front by Old river. with all
the baildings and improvements thereon, be-
ing the same lands adjudicated to l.. A. Sers
q the Succession sale Of Victor Racial, decd.
Terms Of Sale:
On credit Of twelve months, the purcha-
sef to give biz note with good and solvent se-
carity, IN solido, and special mortgage on the
property, bearing interest at 8 per cent per
annun from Day Of sale. The sale to be
made with the elause Of noa alienation.
SAIL. p. RAlNES,
JuneS-&. Sheriff.
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TOHN n. BURNETT, administrator Of the
- 0ucceseton Of George ". Burkett, decd.
having fled in this Office his Provisional Ac-
count Of Administration of said Succession.
With the prayer that he be authorized to nav
the debts o. classed therein: notice ia hereby
given, that unless opposition thereto be tiletl
within ten days from this date, the same will
b Aonologated - prayed for.
A. Z. LENEE.
JuDol-4. D'y. Clerk.
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Our esteemed and able contemporary
the Collsx CArssicse, calls marked atten.
ton to tho scanty assessments being had
In Grant parish, and publishes . List Of
Assessment depreciation"-if We may use
the expreasion-which bodies NO good for
the future Of our State. In this parish,
where the increase In assessments for the
year 1850 over 1873, WAS more than six
hundred thousand dollars, the values
were far ftom uniform, and the Assessor
informs M they will be materially decressad
this year. That oil property Is more val
liable, no one in his ssne mind will deny,
and the decrease Ii owing Only to tho
claxh between public duty and private ia.
tevssi.
The legislaton Of the Last Assembly were
fully warned Of tho evils Of personal or
oath system of assessments; it had been
tried for years, and WAS one unbroken
failure, yet HENRY and RIcHARDsoS and
LANCASTER, could, and did lead enough
mon into the Camp street caucus-that
caucus within . caucus, which controlled
and manipulated every Democrat who
saw At to sink his mind and manhood
the aim and object Of which was to multi.
" the debt ordinance and repndiste the
obligations due by the State and ratified
in the Consultation Of 1879. Now We sre
panied to inform our friend that the Camp
street caucus yet exists, and no change
can Be hoped for In revenue laws ~ long
- 1t 10 popular TO repudiate and dodge the
payment Of taxes. Al to tho press-we
have called for 1t - Justify y our esteem.
Cd contemporary, and our call he's been in
vain. The press Of Louisiana u now on.
gaged in advising GARFIELD; little
while 40 it wss firing into MALONE, nsxt
Il win call to tax the ''infamOus North"
snd cspsr nimbly to the national Demo
cratic lutte. In fact, our friend must know
that the ''oat-spoken press Of Louiaians''
Il RESTRAINING it, reputstion-by abusing In
rosnd terms dead reconstruction, The fos.
gotten VA, -somebody In Oregon.
10 ok them to cost their eyes st homo
and ''oat-spesk" some about the dear, pre-
varicstins people, issxpseting too much
The People, what . sweet morsel to The
dsnaeosues, and friend GOODWIN, the
pssss has it, denasoguss ~ well ~ Other
esllings. Thus tho task Of correcting
evils greater than NAzoxE ''or any other
nan" u leit to time and-the CHRONICLE
snd vlxDIcAToR. Don't let 10 despair d
success. The tax Il herculean, but The
tine il coming when it win b proven ID
Tie satisfsction Of TIE press" they did II
III, aud you and we had nothing to d
With Il ct Oh. Our friend he's surely MOI
overlooked tho fact, that although tn
C1n0MClE and VnlDlcAToR Aatter them
selves that they were hero With The enc
ny and reconstruction, and helped ''rout<
'sa." Yet, W at least, 40 morally con
WINGED, non reading the post-bellun pses'
that W crswlsd into our hole In thosl
palmy days, - tho balance Of them did.
'Calling on the Press" forsooth! Tn
I ''pFeeo" n on bear hunt.
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nh . nattse a nush esaszstulstiou
tAst our oitissas have now beeone thor
oaghly convinced that the Gods help thoee
who help themsslvea Il has taken .
long md weary time to convince them ol
THE tzueiam, but they have 1t last REALS.
q Il. lastesd of wasting thsir money On
NJ. 0oulD, q NJ. anybody else, they
nsw lsopese u combine their capital With
thsh hieads q home and invest It IN such
. iaihoad = would insure 70 tho city
great and lasting bsnsAta
We pesasss tho geographic hoy 70 ths
water, md therefore The cheap oatlst 1be
as6sen Tsxas, o. ct lsast tloss ssvsa
Counties bshind ~ snd To Sabine rivsr,
which Iaise and dip st least sighty thou.
sanA bales >ef cotton pr annun, to ny
nsthhg ofcattls and other produce. That
section eaa b tapped By . na.row guaes
nod md tho tzsde secured 70 this point.
The eapital can b secured aad the work
nnst - daae. Alzssdy has to company
sea eAaztsfsd aads lrshnhasy survey
4 To route win st snoe b nade. n
nod eaa b built and EQUIPPED for )Soo, 90.
and ssf psep,s ~ rssdy With $1,000 e
u amount q ooeo.
Our Railread win b sueoee,,
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o. motion q T. p. Chaplin, Resolved, that
. epeeial committee q two b aPpei1ted BY
~ PreAdeot 70 exaaiAe peseolally OF With
H. askste.ee Of otAse eeopets1t persons, sll
ess1eetials 1se teaeAeelhP, whe1cupsa The
Rssailsat a1PsinAea L. Caapad asd WIN.
vtsoeA.
o. netios Il l. Capazi, Resolved, tlat Tie
s1n q seven A11aye6 cd two A1eo W1o9
Mlool lellezs talaaee q ealA @ hald De.
3st, ~, b paaes1 - 10 sEedit sfthe Con-
tineeat ind Aiua the osptenber apPestsoa-
nsst Il To yea. ~, nd sPpeep!iated to
- payment q n eetsta.dhG 1ndebtedsees
81, anA IL Treasurer b md y haeeby anth.
ssilea - proceed . Pay ct To sa1e q Pc
esatatiaa q proper wazraats, altsr thirty
days ftsa III laae.
D, neaoa q I. Caspsh a,d duly seessded,
Resolved, tAst ~ number, character; Gte,
sagth u t9e I'D Dey sftsaehas. II to III.
1egeat schools tA.oag 6eut To PaEiIA, b and
~ sane 30 heesby 1xs1 . 1silows:
Ward O1e-Two scheels, saeWhite md ono
eoleeed, ito within IL Unite Of tAe CITY Of
NateAitoehes, lagtA sfti1e, thlee months,
eouneaeing A00 int June naxt. Pay Of
each schooI teacher % be tho s1n Of Fifty
dallafs pee nsoth, PBovide1 that a addition
4 en- q TWsoty aellsRs 10 oe) Per noatA
6h00 b allowed eacA teacher II soid Ward
stee ~ ls,lees Of scp'eyns n assistant,
VIA 4 sh.n b 40 kasvn . the e!ani,-
ag eenseeee tAas ~ a9aetenoe o. eeca
nsis1s.s4 XII ~: 80 snnssvsd hv ~
- eIani1i1g eeantttse.
Wae1 T@TVo oohoele. ene White and
40 s:i.:si, ass, Vita a. 4 Wssvs1s
oeheel hsase, ee1eeed 60 q the church near
0hikA'a anaSAeea. lsnstA ~ 49,. ~ 1naDHSa
- :; a.: ~ =: :::.A; '''' '''''''
- e c r . % = ~ ee. = $3.50 sesce
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~ 6o00H.
DssPly hAasslsa y ~ psoSfsasioo and
neee0 q ~ Dooeesatie patty W sze
eh1ek VII anaso0sat VIA 70 Nod Of
~ ~ vAss pssat that patty proposes
y sejeg hsa ~ eeatsse between the
RssaAsaI 81 ". Coxxlln0. live IN.
Asss>asA H. ~ Dsaessssy snticipstes
pevse; ~ power alses. No cane man
yin diapats ~ fAet hat tAs Democratic
psgty, dses Il "seqsisssd In IL rssalts Of
~ va, IN sseoastzuctioa and other Re-
| psblisaa nsaslssa" hss degenerated into
. nsss factions sabsl. Possessing no do.
1,sd theories - commend Il to public f.
W; II dzifss o. with tho hope that tho
haadsss q thsir opPossats nay secure II
~ sdninistsstioe VI patroaage. This u
~ Dsnecssey Of today, unsdornsd.
AID yet bseaass " insist thst mo party
2ssssvss Aos ahouA receive public conf.
dsnes that 6sss not st lssst promise mate.
hal hsosat 70 To people, we 40 meered
q q bdng . ''1ahoasitsT o. the one hand
q . "Jseebin" O IL other.
Yst " ~ . Dsoeelat, and have done
- 1asA pssAaps nase, In pablie and
psivses W. y psevs tAat, than many,
paAals ~, tAess whs zaat Ok ssse at o..
We ~ - 6s1sSoa-ws Do ~ believe
~ ~ 6nss asd Cd things win come
aen." Nay, 10 40 candid IN saying we
q 1ot viii tAsa = sstsm. We have
~ s.ssgA 4 slsvssy, efwas and Of de-
saisa, ~ ~ ~ fall we'll assured that
Oeneesaey ca Devss sseosed-oaght nov.
q neessd-with sll TIE suspicion Of the
past eliagias 70 IL ikirta Il viii cling
tA0s - laas - Nh In - 6eath consider
Il . duty, q intsssst - cherish lsvsase
a0aiAss To Moth, I'D stos s~ss; and
IN ~ Iazty tAsoagh 10 lssdsu must
~ - psep,s Of THE country that It u
VIII ~ nvins Issssat thsy psoposs 70
dsal We ~ pai.sd 70 sdnit tAsy have
~ AsvA n IT. A opportunity row
lssssats iAash ~ s 90 ne.sGoet nads
- ssssss pshKs esal1s.es whils W ~
&agaslsa With ~ spectacle Il . ssaste,
eeanne1 fau WITH Dsaoesotie bcains,
Ssyhg IL sseeso sad vsult upes no
1at & tAsis swl q tAeir party, bat up.
. &vi1sa ~ disaeSanissd oppessats.
II Dsneeeasy ny sseurs Temporary
pswR b tAst nsa,A h slsvstioa will
aly tsaA - sdp Il - pubic gass, a.d Il
YIN - Aaaasa hua ~ AigA plaes Sossvsr.
L. II yaast itssh upsa ~ isssss q To-
day, ~ hgas q ~ nssds Of people,
4 bssi.sss a.d Il ea.,st all 70 aehisvs
s0sssa, bsas1sial ~ LISTING. DspsaA-
nc upea blandsu a.d disssnsious IN The
nah q - IsHtisal ~, II deserves not
ely ds6aat, bst diagzaes.
1HW 11 1@s'e, sVsa 10y, nems'
la6ss - ePtniaa upsa The subject since
u f1sagsiAg W. IN typa md No think
~ ssosl1dsas 40 - vssy tsus that "
Aavs - hsgi>aney n 0baittiag than u
suf swa. AltsR iAewing that The Blu.
cnAxAH-DoualAss dispute W. 90 in
vslviag u important q.sst'aa q psblis
pessy, wAas ~ lssssat Rspabheen fac'
~ ~ eeoees1D 1oeAtAg except disa'
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" ssoVIDAIS Law.
70 Ddnly Deslags1y ~ Supreme eeegt.

In TIE csse Of The State against Nm.
6aaan Baum, on appeal from tie District
Court, parish Of East Baton Rouge, Justice
Poche, - tho Organ Of the Supreme Court,
yesterday Rad . decision, Of which The fol.
lowing y . brief synopeis:
This u prosecution In tho name Of the
State and by indictment, for the viOlstion
Of On ordinance Of tho police Jury Of East
Baton Rouge paziSh prohibiting Tho open.
ing on 6undsys ofplaces ofbusiness bbe the
sele, barter or exchange Of Intoxicating
liquors and IN kinds Of nerchandise.
The defendant Aled tho following exoep-
tiooy to the proceedines agains hef Firet.
that act No. a, approved March Il, 1e7e,,
under the sanction Of which to ordinance
Of The police jury vas framed, was viols-
tive Of article III, Of the constitution o.
le66, than tho foeoe, IN thu, that said ct
did not express all IL objects in it, title :
snd second, that The general assembly u
without power to delegate 10 le4iilstive
power to . police Jury In tho manner and
1oem Teeofted 70 In tic cot.
Tho court concludes that TIC provialona
Of act No. q, Of l67e, relating 70 TIE pow.
Or Of The police iuFieo 70 non oevainaneee IA
prevent the sale of intoxieatine Nquees On
Sunday, and ds]egsting 70 theo the POW.
q 70 prosecute for any infkactioa thceeol
~ Unconstitutional and void, and tAs1
tho prosecution foe such an o6euse IN the
name Of tho state II illegal.
Judgment Va ACCORDINGLY Riven In f.
vof d the defendant.
And % ends another attempt to enact q
sanptaasy Law, diaguidag tho intent IN.
der tho thin guise Of ''highsr law" Every
ono sdmits the svis Of intsupsraacs, tha
asds Destroying that evil cannot b found
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