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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-01-04
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Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
gor noung 8eadfrs.
THE WEBB-FOOTED CHICKENS.

A nice little motherly hen was she,
And Us proud of her chickens as she could be:
Oh, they were funny lot!
TheirtOps tllrhed in, and their bills were rOunui
And they always waddled over the ground
Ia search of a muddy spot.
"Cluck, cluck" would the mother-hen loudly
call
As soon as the rain began to fall:
Come in, my dears, you'll get wet!
"Quack, Quack! quack, quack sad tue DUCK
"Cluck, cllcEy' said the hen, "don't you see
"ouack, quackw they answered, mot yeti"
Thoug hhard she scratched with her willing
feet,
She couldn't get them enough to eat
The horribly greedy things!
And they didn't seem to have any sense;
For they wouldn't roost on the barn-yaru
fence,
Or make any use of their wings.
As they grew older, the mother-hen
Went out with her chickens a-WalKlng, Wnen
They came 10 pretty pond,
And into it straight, with fearless daSn,
The we5-footed chickens went splashety-
splash,
And scared their mother so fond
Scared her verify out OF her Wits,
Into spasms and fainting.tits;
Still she kept crying "Cluck, cluck! go,
You'll drown! you'll drown! my dearquartet!
"Oh, no, we won't; you needn't tret!'
Exclaimed each naughty duck.
As they grew bigger, they wouldn nina,
But wandered off wherever inclined,
And the mOtherly hen declared
That, if they continued behaving so,
She wasn't to blame, and they might go
And drown, for all that she cared.
Josephine Pollard, in NURSERY
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

prompting this investigation was that
sickness, and in one case death, was
attributed to eating sugar-cured ham
in which careful search proved
the absence of trichina. 1t has been
found that the poison of the disease IS
somewhat easily destroyed, but whether
meat from animals that have died OF
this disease is capable of conveying the
disease to human beings who eat it as 1t
is ordinarily prepared is question OF
very great importance, but one upon
which conclusive evidence cannot yet
be obtained. DR.. Baker found one
place where the first animals known to
be sick were two cats. The next were
the chickens, which died very rapidly,
and the next was the man of the house,
whose symptoms as described, were not
very different from those Of the AMI
mails. The next were the hogs, not all
of which were dead at the time OF the
doctors visit. One was killed, and
post mortem revealed hog cholera,
every point being verified under the
doctors eyes. At the time OF this visit
son, the only male member OF the
family remaining, was sick. Whether
his sickness bore any relation TO the
other disease it will be impossible to
say, if he lives. Should he die, post
mortem might determine the point.
Further investigation will be greatly
facilitated if persons having any knowl-
edge of this subject will kindly commu-
nicate it to the Secretary OF the State
Board of Health. (Atch.) Re-
DybHc11.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
A Brave Spanish Miner.

A correspondent Of the London Times
who is personally acquainted with the
facts, reports an act of distinguished
gallantry, recently performed in one Of
the principal mines in the mining dis
trict of Linares, in Spain. Three min
ers were engaged in sinking shaft and
after charging the boreholes with dyna-
mite two of them climbed to the gallery
above, the third, as is customary, re-
naming behind to light the fuses at
tached to the charges. Having done so
he signaled to his comrades and was in
the act of being hoisted up with wind.
lass and rope when on nearing the
mouth of the shaft he by some accident
lost bis hold and fell distance of fifty
feet to the bottom of the shaft where
he Law stunned and disabled, in close
proximity to the burning fuses. A
chain ladder fortunately communicated
with the bottom of the shaft and on OBJ
serving the fall one of the miners at the
windlass, placing his draw knife be-
tween his teeth, went down without a
moments hesitation to the rescue of his
injured comrade and severed the fuses
as they were on the point of igniting
the charges, thus saving him from in
stantaneous death.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

Trees, shrubs and roses should be
protected by putting long straw around
the body and branches, tied well with
cord, so as to prevent growth in the
month of March or warm weather to-
ward spring, In many parts OF this
country the cold weather after a COM
mencement of growth destroys more
trees and roses than colder weather in
the earlier part Of winter. Those who
observe the above directions will be
very certain to keep their trees and
shrubbery alive, and it is only few
minutes work in proportion to the in
yestment. Trees recently set are not
in so much danger from severe cold
weather as the sudden changes, and pro-
lection until acclimated is absolutely
necessary.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

Starch Cake.-Two cups cf sugar,
one cup of butter, one cup of sweet
milk, one cup of common starch, one
pint of flour, whites OF eight eggs, two
teaspoonfuls of cream of tartar, one
teaspoonful of soda.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13
Mrs.
Detroit Posto.

See sixteenth chapter of Luke from
the nineteeth to thirty-iirSt verses.
Study it well and mediate on it deeply.
There is more in that than you can well
conceive. l would also say read the
Bible we'll for the interest of your soul.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

were kept in poverty all the days Of
their lives" an English Clergyman"
in Chambers Journal.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

Many ministers of the Free Church
of Scotland are said to be too poor to
marry.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

Two men were aiming their guns
at bat, which was perched on the
roof of house, at Gordonville, Utah.
1t was in the night, and the occupant of
the building, called to the window by
the noise, thought ali attack was being
made on him. He fired at the bat
hunters, killing one and wounding the
other.
Sharp County record., 1881-01-13

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25

l. Wa ius ter wear agU tnai Roscoe
Eunklinr wrote snail ranunlicans. II
tn faee o. ths enemy rsfsse O. stand ny
their eause. which n effset r e. des,grt o.
the ntlsr SIDE. niereiv hecluse loavss nave
no, come Co. tgsIT nasket- Or h.nss a. tseIT
nets Aier slind ,.tlkin. abnu' fedora
uElrrunHgs anu differences among isaIters
ant personal feelings sstWseu individuals
and the ike WHAT De TIE I--opt, 5.re
si,ou, them 81 WHIT nuhlH consequences
aEe lii-- l--IsinaI aims uDIects nc mtsiIps
81 indIvHinais-
Il. Senator BUeeoT MississlDD received
tIie distinguished compliment o. conn rms
ton. unanimously. witnout rsfereHce u
committee. u the important position o.
register o. the United State treasury 1,
as MOI les compliment from tTIe adminis
rrltion d the eoiored re0pio Nj Bruce
mar tn universal respsct 81 his colleagues
II tiie Senate and y entirety compsten, Il
Ill TINS important Office HlS confirms
tior was supported nv Senator Lamar IN
euiurislIt SPEECH.
There lIved few weeks since !. man
who p-srilaps regretted tiisr be- ever De-
came g greenbaeker. Two wears Ago the
Rev Mr. Norris o. GnilfDrG in the fourth
Aiain. congressional. district. deserted tHe
republican plrLy espoussu tfIe nreenDacE
t=IIis, and r-=giU making greenbicB
sr-=sciiess Tn reverend gentleman 5
.tcli1r It dlsnieased tiIe republican nreih
ren ur his parish tina tIley insisted up0n
Ms seeking q new field o spIrItua labor
rht BIptIs conferences Een. All Norris L.
Hurnlan ~ q missionary whert ne WA
latety Killed ana eaten m ttle natives
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25

Tiere i something tor boys u make &
not o. Til, nIeiIc@I examiner % GHe 81
TIM great liFe-lnsurlnet compInI-s vino u
no : tnba absttmey II falling about TIM
use o iiuunr tn otHet GAY SAID SUBS al
tially THIS Louu- mel frequently
make application for Insurance who tesl'-
r. II answer to tut inquiry or tins Diant
wnicr tiEev ar required u Ill. tnaJ ttIey
take q alass nuN amt then O1 wuras u
tina eff-c. Su sIcl aDDilclu. ever ret
insureu ny nit throw MN GU II q
minute tie WHO takes . gas, nov auC
tnar wIEeI he II Young : pretty SURF Il
TAX, Ottenei n Iit grows Older anO TIM
eff=c upal ms health Is ainIcs certain It
r. lnlu-t0us IT tiit exIrente sneslRuc
sImulv Is q psychologists. am no. i. I
muraiis a al. SLY tbat nc person cav
aiaTu It touch ilgunr before Is Is twenty
flve wears Ole Tne Young man whC
uliies sncnl gias> nov aud then = .
utc Tisk fn- am life-Insuranee company
IS s Inns
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25

TIe CRaTz7niB. nutlcIn. the tSc. tina
IL TRINITY church, bIwtIcis. l. / IL,
tine resent Elasuer MONDAY election
thre4 women wert muse members o tlfe
vest~y SAYS "A. t. tn vision o TIM
innovation opinions will v.r-y nut I will
generally t,e heard witt surprise There
ar no, !. few churches o. parishes II
ever denomination. Al the presen. uaV
wrert nearly al. or a ieAs- the .rre.lf-
9 uar. o THE wO i outside tlIt pulDIj =
tone NJ TIT women Tnav organic So
cieltes Tor al sort o iOca am EpralLn
wo-B-nunlane u issJGua-v--rlise the
money FOR al sorJs d gORt 0D'rcts. ant
seen tC ~ siie cnFe, fountain 81 parish
life They DO TINS al tlit isstus- o. course
where tn, pastor Is himself alive mr
aiding II the SAM g00C CAUSES. II no. &
few churches o. PARISHES. UOC. wOuieL
IetrAy !. ve-v lIrTe i no the lIrges.
part o. tige cu-ren, expenses W. mr.
sum, TINS IL true II tin cnurcu II ltnuGt
Island aDnvt referred 70 Surety i i no,
granting to- much It give tIicse wRo DC
tne wort Tia, rlrn and opportunity n
directing tiIe afflr> o. the cnnrct.. W.
snouiC no nnteot D. Isive TINS preceden.
followed II Gtliel denomination under
similar cIrcuni sJuiees wIleReyeI i y
practicable To u certain extent wunteT
navt iseeu made eligible To- Oft IA position
II tIte Metnodis Lpi.enpi church, ant
tttt tendency s-euis "a ~ u give then sill
TiG.s- ouDortunltle- tuf lucsi pLrisl w0rk
Wner, they na7e iiciC ufiIeaI positions
tilev n ii rule nave prove. MOI less etti
cen, tzau tile MEL --bUel5aItIc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25

81 ALBAEs RICE MEk The fnliowme
Is tlie assessed valuation o. al estates IL
s. Albans Of over Sl500r o. "a K
Adams s2b.I1b Victor Atwond & Son
S2l.su..; bnUiley Barlow 81 20: & "
Barnes la-53t's / bel. Gle.24s E @
braIHerC- s3i.24G =. BrainerC sg- .45p
T. BralHerG s2a,S3z d 4 Burton 80.
jl7 5 4 brootS, SI5$4S e r Bnvg
man, Si5.fou. ! & Uriscnl.. Sl5T5G
treorge liunsm0re. Sit 4eG. " L Font.
SIt.50u v d trtucomL. Si-.dL2: L Il
tinv.. s32.3g5; ( Z Huntington, s2u
75e; T. ) houghtnn ST.. 6G6 Mills &
Barlow, $50 .42a; National car company
tor shareholders Sos 45r: Nationa lit
insurance COMPANY 81 $50. fasre7 Rand
81 3D., L. Z Ruge 81 SO Airs AZ
L SAWYER, Slt.97 t. ? Seymour, 81
49, ! dregu-y Smith Sl4l. 2ur: ". c
SMITH Ia SOD alpsr Sowi,.s El4 .17G. !.
4 sowtes Sl6.23G Mr. Aiamnie snwle.
tt@.35' ;, AlnIns lror anL stee vyu-Is
sat, Z A. stevens. go .4gd. 7
sunuG $1,000 ] s. strnnan anu witt.
S2t,3.i::. eTnIoui am Ganatlia raiiruaC
SL1u. lSa
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25

home interests demanded home attention
TINS year and thersfore Il was dscidsd to
respectfully decline ths invitation Ale
muTial services, viii ne held Sunday. the
ssti instant a the Congregational church
lev. J. t. Car enter preaching /, j.
hunsu tina botu societies and tht ciiIzsns
generally vii be present, Conls out one
ant al. and Re u pTv the Juzt rrinure o.
resl'sci VT OWe u tIe nIem0-v n our
county defenders VINO protected with
their lives and seaied with tileir nfuoG
and tnus mArie secret, tn, liberties thai
We snlny In renIemursfure o. tins /. !.
nui Jus tina W. should glther one yelr
around Their haliu~ed resting niacss; and
a VT Knee above Their dusi our Thoughts
M nsicE over vista oi wears q TIM scsnes
o CARNAGE ant Diood tina some Or u have
passed through with thcse nov sleeping
beneath the grseu Iur!, and then iror the
triBnte teIT IA ttieIr memory lei all
DrInr hnwers Tor the occasion
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25

buckingham nas grand lisJ ut S.. O.
agaIrs $1,000 last yea-
The grand lis uf Vergennes il increa-
&c IRON s+4.s= to s-l0G
The GRAND lisJ o. Springfield nur IssC
was. puli- S75d persona property $3.50
d2-. and TEA estate $500 ~ making I
tota u ST.. 23u ttsl o. IS Is poll.
S76u. persona PROPERTY, sc2l Oh. anr
rea esai1e s-.uuc.+ ~, Or Il UoIal 81
s-.esv 2z1. o. ap0u twe.tnIrds mort
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25
MARRIAGES.

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CRIES q bErIzr An EL4Eh McNQ44Il q Nor
l. MHrszne- SAY b. d h=E ts1 Hfz- l-tIu-
EhANL Z BE0TH Az ABBH = "A-hLA D'u ~
hzrs-Hsl-
h las M1luetlss! MAJ &. or IS. NErre- VI
LIAM NT0DnANlt0' CALAIS allt F4llf4 / So
FQlul e. tfresnsu7r-
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fstlr4 hsT Urn bsvlE. Ar iTlt q tow Al i
AI tfENL- ALLEN h7rL G. Ualali
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lfHy q y 1rul-a-. WIGANL Y HELl F404i-1
J. I0T-d4sA5H -DoI-l q B1le1r-
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25
DEAT rs

sifa s. M1-ups las.. szol s1yezrs zLd 3 ln11t1E
L. H-nupslasr MAJ D. HENRY sou O. l1x8tlasy
5z1rrsH. aSel wears hi B z111t1s
IL M-rssr,r-. Aay Al. As 7 H4-H AWAY Axe. 2
Vezrs l-11t1s AT = 13VE.
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KIN tins 1taE~ vHFo week
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YEAR, % -galtas An. 2 1aVE
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urgtns. 81 A-stE, - Cl --VJIuTss 1-lg1tEr
the lEta srivL-EH A-pi=g formerly o. Aaltrs3ie.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25
wIED.BE COUNTY

Hsa. DOM Porter End Wiso Of quesAee wal o. fe-
hr&be tatIr Eoitsu welding. Mar 0ott
d sbosE ooz1pzIy ma ses1 formed Al wh86e HTver
.Iunctior o slEaEe u the publishing isustnsss
Tzfrty-Rne YEAR aro Gurtis barrett Of srrzagu
usal bAim o. Giiazd spn5ui % rfive NOME some
cattle Irhen ae EBE asSae ne tod taAt Il w0nid
rr0F Il ae sst - ont and RH iid 50 XII o. nosbsl
mi grsR, EAd a9alsures slrsty-rEro fest o.
asixsl anl 8 tine ,rrssTu Ir5Hal q twa fest fro1n
tno ground measures elrat feei x from ola oi o.
roots rrsU EunouJ taAi a. naore h3an sixty teal
hlraa
Dhs Vsrlagni Ba8tlsl sunday saHodi convention
Eaests thig yezr 81 HratttsO1no ,Iuae Esl and a.
Mrs Fsndsssor's nousa Azd ozm Al BrAttasbapo
rv~rs snrnael the l4rb. Loss . LOO fnUned
An uuasaAlB pnastaBle esEoasre' association
EaesiiaE eaassd Al BHzttlsDouo saur6g5
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letter. uncaIt-r Iar a. NantBeIieT ". Poe
OHlrt Itny FL 1881
F-T-H--a.r taz-- istuzrs Psrs-1s -11E- gIv- tn
z11v- dzt-.
1a4grE- Mis- I'm I sEuarrs Mrl Illslaa
irr-nE1- Mss Lar = s1-rv
trz-g-Lr-rr, -E ] BlEEa 2 B1-asz 11z1f t-a-i1
1-ll I,lz-il .Tr1-aa Er--l .Nl,ssf starEweEtil-r
] . VI4zr-
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DAN. DEAE's ESTATE

svArI ~ vEEHOTy DlErrel NAs1lA151L. ss
H. yra1zta H1rr, atll Ma-.u,t lBI IL sal TlErTlc
o.. tlf.. st .1aT Ct Man. J. isti-
Nu Atz-ns- aEeu15s- Of tn. estEt O. rLl pazz.
lEts Of CABOT sal1 DIsri9rr 1ecease- -'reRB1ri
El4 AXE EcO1L8 tor aZzIllIstlC1
t1uzuc. 4g1 -lcEtI-- 11r 1erre4 q dlsrr
rlrti-C Ezla 1zrlzt11I G ssEEb. Of aeeeAse-
v HHrH- ul-. q A. 1r1era- DF az1l o1lr. TIA sa5L
acc1c8t Eua A. .lustllL o. refSrro 5IA sAssl.
There's. g4ti,. uet 2r1os6- lt1e ~ sEl1 Mont
~ lr- t.a -rtl IA RLaI J. lst- Hezr-LTI
EHI 1eaiElu tnFTe1l. anti % UErt1e- cr2ere iIs 1
tle. -pre- AZ per6-l- -lteresTe o. rzf
ltgzr11l1 ta4 RzLaE t1ret weak sccOestIFsi5 IN
tfreHi hJ-1IEz1. EreH1lEL.a ssFEHNpsf E17H.iHtc1
E11rrflIg! 7rs5IJIs aald ta-la p11-tea t1r EaIE
M rlz- tee zFpeEr SAL f-ua- Az dlEos
Ellr cane. ! HI Lie ulaE ntvt Frl Rala leo al
E5t11. H1s t.-rI j gue- hi s1rif 4c"re
j. tins iIlri-Afrss..
vluua HARVEE TLDEh il1au
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25

Constipation invariably ioliuws l.iver
Complain; bur Il !. easily overcome NJ
the timely USE 81 hHxter's WundrtllSt
Isttttsrs 1ivspepsiu also rea6i ly .vields t.
TINS potent reniehv.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25
WlSDHAM COUNTY

T Tae rsar Q tae Rraz, duve o. l3zs Of uit, Goa
gfesticnt ma reaaneL BELOW Falls There are 49,
uas1 n the gang. ~ fIr MOI @ ual1 nss sean
,iroErasI Two more irivss viii x 3auu this SIM,
me- tint i4rxes II -iuty,
Itsy Btwaud tToofra1Ee o. Wzrsaouss P0tn,
ConE. o. o. deliver to- Decoration cav xairsst a
bra.Dal
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25

Gaps madt IN tie fest M cuts sl,,.eriiiy
disappear without leaving scsrr, wilen
Res1ry a. I0tlsls0n = AsHtra nnd stiI
I.irrtEmanu i used
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uEaEGI CaUNr,

lssrD, la- d 1sF 9rAss u4ad ofg pieos.
c = uaaea "a reslEasa tse position Of prtaaraa
orlAsrBv Ea2EBHv
ETvo aaH sl.l4s an q ssyl4a stone saqf are non
Il operation Il ssBnGn1
The Tru1ezu EbaHsrv 81 has, Charleston las,
yea- ulrasl OF lJ.O)' sHIns and 30 h mes.
AnGrsE Wrir5s, w5rHnzu IT. - saaly fscU5ry a
barton .4aitng va reosaitv o2ur1l o. q sn&, n
ra4sfd motion 4nd a. MT Cloths. srrIppsI OF HI
rs nluste5af torn OH.
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Chr ffrrma FL.
MONTPELIER. y
WEDNESDAY NAY p, Iss-

IT, 1ssIra G. make tle EaHEsIA, parf.-llsriy- vaia
-.. r-.tsaswstrlz al pzrtf u vermont. AZ on
s.z-asf-. ilTzr=n1 na-ts o. tn stat ssre,iaIfv
Uss-.1x--- f-aaEslH. l-ar-oilltf,11ntiss win o1
-rsa--syl- 1u1s- q saan ou- reader BZ ssudl1
..afsle-- tflveastA-tslad W. vIliarraaF
a. -l-ta- pApsE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-05-25

4s-.A H.r,aest- uI %. .l,a. rsz
~. .ss-Ll..E e ElaEs&r'a
E1-l. nar Ei:ters Wi aIrs a. -l4l1rla llsaa
sold J7- C. ElaEtIr
Mar. l.lt.-. lss--l.eGl4. ID. a4-- -lBsrI4
bzraa. -t-L W. EI-Etlg
pG.-trI-. b4.ls4art, d ma t. aaEr rr,~, 1t. 20
ere 4.Iva & { EiAEEir'l
Yl-asreaa E.tssr- zr q s11roa Of cl-a-1rl !. raa
DvHnertl0- A L. islAEei~'s
Marc Lotion as 4naaa o. al oa-a etli39l. eeozassr
ti3a A ElaEtif'f
Dzu-rzt hA-laas- ol1tz-l5 10 z--nErala. d --ls-
Dzrgtl1l.E g. G. EiAEtir'a
Ia.nsraa Bitter. u-r Byspepala olaEilsEt1al.
p.lsl. *. SOL d. ElaEsFl
Cream Of I3eLltT oA-lEas5 r--IElss uL7tnies s'enE
ct, Att EIAEeIg'a
J'rezH o. isaElu g. 4 -lErvt ri F1Ir1I le4lGGttl1
eHrrln-e- 3lIl D. ElkEzil-
crsa1l of i3eElu las snarl-ll.- A4rl.les Am is
Iulttl. Al g. ElaEtir'a.
D1n1r1e l.14lsasr rrsyoat. u. A4-- rrau iali...
S1il JT' D. ElAEtit
TL-nGrG-t llttsr in4s IL weAf str5u4 allc TIA.
stu1li- nzsqt SSH 10" E isiAfti.
Israareai H.tssr5 tli. pss. ssel4-is tst.. a.
U1r1- sold dr' . iliAttl5
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Downs Eitxtf viii cilre all inng ri,s
sases THE iyast medicine Known foi
EthoopIng cnugh
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haElRnf New Testament

a. NTH o. tl, Nos s---ss1. s-11lIr- Of E4alzll
AnErlg. Hal tie rr1e OF G2rrsspr11lLg EL4s
aEI LilUE- AzrF. rvpt l-asl sIpgf -calE1zEral
pzps. taez.z1r TN 1-z4E sEDgrEts B1--1rEheasTF4
lIs51ug tie E-1a Il TrEnElEfl11i -1tiu1LLI4
G. IL. lsHU 69Tlsl. gIeE. o. FlDs cr-esr
Bes To- aEglts sFe7 1!tsre- SEM STAN toy
ngrtlGIIzr Iae. Etnu-
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