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PETIT JURORS.

Jacob Gruber, Geo. p. Blessing,
James Mason, Al w. Snyder, Jno,
Emerson, Jacob L. McQuilkin, g.
G. Timmons, Geo. b. Weller, Rich
ard Beall, II. Mcdowell, John Will
son, George Michaels, James Dunn,
Robert n. Stewart, M. l.. Dorm,
Philip Rhodes, w. s. Snyder, Geo.
K. Snodgrass, Caleb Anders; John
ID. Kilmer, Edward Maxwell, VIM.
Brown, James Stuckey, George Ste
vens, Dennis M. Kilmer, Alex.
Parks, Jr., John Weist, VIM. Phil
fps, John Sellars, Robt. Il. Wright.
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Mrs. DIADEMsA GREEN died in

Mrs. DIADEMNA GREEN, died in
Ii ckling county, Ohio, on the oath
of August last, in the 95th year of
her age. She was born in Berkeley
county, Virginia, in January 1889.
She was married to George Green in
December 1902, and they moved to
the farm on which she died, which
was then in Fairfield county. They
were the second white people that
moved into that township. When
she and her husband settled on their
farm, it was right in the midst of an
Indian town. Her Oldest child, Mrs.
Mahalia Butt, now living in Lick
ing county, in her 74th year, was
the first white child born in the
township. She was at the time of
her death the oldest pioneer in Lick
ing county. Her house was the
home of the early Methodist timer
ants. She leaves behind her child
rem, 66 grandchildren, 12S great
grandchildren, and 20 great great
grandchildren.
We gather the above facts from
an obituary of the deceased, publish
ed in Newark (Ohio) paper. 1t is
possible there are some of her rela-
tives residing in this county yet.
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LAST week the Forty Hours De-
yotion Service was observed in the
st. Joseph Catholic Church, and the
Holy Communion administered to q
large number of persons. To-mor-
row Sunday the following services
will be conducted by Bishop Keene,
of Richmond: Mass and sermon by
Bishop Keene, at 1890 A. NJ; vespers
and sermon at 100 P. NJ.
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RETAIL MARKET. The following
prices prevailed this week in the re-
tail market:
Butter, 80 cents PER pound; eggs.
l6 cents per dozen; potatoes, So cts.
per peck sweet potatoes, 40 cents
per peck onions, 50 cents per peck
cabbage, 10 to 20 cents per head APP
pies, 10 to Is cents per peck; peach
es, 80 to so cents per peck hams.
l6 cents per pound sides, Ii to Is
cents I; shoulders IL TO l. cts. lard,
12l cents per pound.
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MARRIED..

On the 14th instant,in Baltimore,
at the residence of Mr.. George A !.
Brooks, by Rev. w. III. Brooks, Mr..
PAUL TURNER, of the firm of Seld-
ner q Turner, to MISS MARY MIN
OR CRANE, daughter of the late
John Crane Of Charlestown, and
granddaughter of Prof. N. e..
Brooks of Baltimore.
In Greencastle, Pa, on Thursday,
September 18th, 1881. by the Rev.
Mr.. Clinefelter, Mr.. j. w. Miller to
Miss Ida J. Noll, both Of this county
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THE Soiree at Feller's Hall last
Tuesday evening, under the direc-
tion of Prof. Martayne and com
mittee from his dancing class, was
a decided success and passed off
very pleasantly. Quite large mum
Der of our young people were pres
ent, who all unite in their praise of
the affair, and are anticipating an
equally enjoyable time at the next
one, sometime during this month.
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SOME thief or thieves broke the
lock on the stable of ex-Sheriff Ma
denbousch, in Hedgesyille, Thurs
day night, and stole his bay mare
and buggy. The mare and buggy
was missed about daylight, and Mr..
Adrain Nadenbousch at once started
in pursuit, tracking the buggy to
this place, where the mare and bug
gy was found hitched near Swartz's
mill. She was dripping with per-
spiration, showing that fast drive
had been made. No clue as yet to
the thieves.
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September the 10Th, 1881, in Della
ware county, Ohio, john SPERow,
in the 10th year of his age.
The subject Of this notice, was
born in this county, on March 25th,
1906, and removed to the State Of
Ohio in 1880, where he remained un.
til his death.
At Muscatine, Iowa, Aug. %,
1881, NIB. JOHN w. LUCAS, former
ly of Jefferson county, aged SIS years.
Suddenly on Saturday last, the II
inst, at Delaware Water Gap, Mr..
WILLIAM MUZZY, father of Mr.. f.
w. MuzZy formerly of Charlestown,
in the 10th year of his age.
AT the residence of her son, Mr..
VIM. Burnett, near Kearneysville,
in Jefferson county, on the 9th inst,
MRS. BURNETT, widow of the late
Robert Burnett, at an advanced
age.
On the 18th of June, near Harper's
Ferry, Mr.. WILLIAM House, aged
GA years, 2 months and days.
At the residence of her parents,
Camp Hill, Harper's Ferry, on the
afternoon of Tuesday, Sept. the Sth
1851, Miss MARY q. SULLIVAN,
aged 28years and Sdays, only daugh-
ter of John and Mary Sullivan.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET
The market on Friday was firm for
all kinds of grain. Wheat, Southern
Fuitz, was quoted at 143 to 100 cts;
longberry; 153 to 100 cents corn,
Southern white, Sc cents oats, 81
to So cents; rye, 11S cents.
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Mr.. G. II. ROBINSON has finished
the dwelling erected on the site of
the store-room, on his property on
King street. 1t is a handsome and
convenient building, containing a
hall and seven rooms, admirably ar
ranged. The Inside is finished in
the very highest style of workman
ship, and with a view to durability
and comfort. 1t has already been
rented.
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a MEMORIAL sermon was
preached on Sunday morning last, in
the NJ. E. Church, by the pastor,
Rev. M. F. 3. Rice. The sermon
was an eloquent and beautiful trib-
ute to the memory Of the late Presi-
dent. 1t set forth in glowing lam
guage his christian virtues his hero
ism and his craftsmanship.
The church was appropriately dec
grated for the occasion. Over the
pulpit an arch was erected, which
was heavily draped with mourning
interspersed with white rosettes.
From the arch was suspended a
large likeness of the late President,
wreathed in mourning, and in large
letters, his memorable words-"God
reigns, and the Government at
Washington still lives" On each
side Of the portrait was suspened a
large red Maltese cross, fringed with
evergreen, emblem of Knights Tenn
plar. On either side of the pulpit
stood a large vase filed with flowers,
while in front stood a beautiful
cross, made of pure white flowers.
The front of the galleries and col
umns Of the church were heavily
draped and dotted with white ro-
settles. A very large congregation
was in attendance.
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To the Farmers.

We desire to say to the Farmers
Berkeley and the adjoining counties, that
we are now receiving our Fall and Win
ter stock Of BOOTS and SHOES--aIl the
better grades made especially TO order and
guaranteed strictly as perpendicular
very moderate prices.
GETTINGER q HOKE,
scl-tf Blonlel's Building.
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Mr.. JOHN I. Cook will offer at
public sale, at his residence, II miles
southeast of Martinsburg ,on Thurs
day, October 9th, 1851, his stock.
farming implements, household fur
niture, &C., on a credit of six months
for sums over SO.
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Mr.. SANFORD POTTER, of this
place, employed as a brakeman on
the B. Il .. r. r., was badly injured
at Cumberland on Thursday. He
was standing on top of a car, when
the coupling pin was jerked out, and
struck him on the side of the face,
breaking his jaw and knocking him
to the ground, bruising and other
wise injury him by the fall. He was
brought to his home here, and is
doing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances
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DIR. f. B. HAMILL, made an OF
Grafton on the child of Joseph Belts,
taking out a piece of the jaw bone,
from the articulation, almost to the
chin. The operation was successful
ly performed, and the child's face,
from which she had been sufferer
for long time, will now get well.
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TIE Lutheran congregation, of
this place, who have been without a
pastor since the departure of Rev.
Mr.. Cutler, have called the Rev. Mr..
Holland, an able divine, to the
charge.
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NEFGHBORHO0D NEWS.

The Charlestown FSes Press noxesy
the fact of Mr.. Samuel BOYD. w7ss
recently moved to Jefferson county,
having raised 1000 pounds of tobaces
on two acres Of ground this seassss
1t is of good quality, and worth q
cents per pound. The Free Peas
thinks $500 per acre is better thar,
raising gold dust, ard throws it ous
rs hint to other farmers.
Mr.. John Moling. far many years
county surveyor of Frr lerick county.
Va, died at his residence in THAI
county last week,
A fire broke out In the SumS.
Mill, in Winchester, hist week, ana
did considerable dan - to stocif
and machinery before it was extia@
guished, The loss is covered by IN
surance.
The Presbyterian Cnurch, at Kear-.
neysville, Jefferson county, has beerns
repaired inside and out.
The Winchester Nelcs says
There are signs of activity on the
part of the Baltimore, Cincinnatr
and Western Railroad. Col. Blyths,
Is donning his war paint for tbs
tield. The Cumberland Valley should
not tarry longer at Martinsburg, but
hurry on to the trysting place az
Winchester. The Il. G. & Westerw
has IN view the route by Point OF
Rocks and Harper's Ferry, thence tc,
Winchester and Moorefeld.
Mr.. John Ii. Ieyser, near Hagers<
town, and prominent citizen, was.
drowned while fishing, in Florida
on Tuesday of last week, whittier he
had gone to look after farm as
Monroe county, in that State, which,
he had purchased. lie was engaged
in improving the property for the asa
ception of his family.
The authorities of Washinqtoxh
county, Md, are taking active stegs
towarns the erection of new bridge
at Hancock, Md. A survey, and
the necessary plans and specifca
tons have been prepared 10y an en-
gineer.
Mr.. John II. Strider's lime. ailir
buildings, near IIalltown, Jefferson
county, were destroyed by fire on
Sunday last.
The dwelling Of Mr. Charles Beck
at Summit Point, Jefferson county,
was destroyed by..fre last SUNDAY
supposed to have originated froE y
spark from a passing railroad engine.
50 says the Spirit Of jefferson. 'TE5gR
The Spirit Ct Je0aTson says: r..
The barn and granary Of Mr., Il J.
/. Miley were destroyed by are or
Saturday afternoon last, together
with almost his entire wheat crop.
his hay, ltimotby seed, potatoes,
farming implements and provender.
entailing less Of about $1,000 over
and above an insurance of 81 200 IN
the Etna. The fire is Supposed "a
have originated from some slumber-
ing embers in lot of old stumps
which had been burned a week pre-
vious.
The Shepherdstown Register says
We learn that four or five hogs be
longing to Mr.. John Russ. on the
Ridge, three miles south ofthis towrr..
were stolen from his field one highs,
last week. A number of chickens
and guinea. keets were stolen fronn
the hen roost Of Mr.. John Davis.
keeper of the toll-gate, near town.
on the Kearneysville pike, on Moa-
day night last.
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COMMUNION services commenced
in the Presbyterian Church, in Ger
ardstown, on Friday evening, Sept.
30th, and will continue over Sunday.
The services will be conducted by
Rev. E. l., Wilson, assisted by Rev.
III. Gilmore, of Falling Waters.
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THE Rev. Mr.. Gilmore will preach
in the Presbyterian Church at Bun
ker Hill, tomorrow Sunday, Octo-
Der q at 3 o'clock, p. NJ.
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CAPT. WILSON J. VANCE, a men,
Der of the Amy of the Cumberland,
was one of the Guards of Honor at
the rotunda of the Capital whilst
President Garfeld's body was there.
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FIRST IN THE FIELD.-Mr. II. ~
Fiery is now in Philadelphia buying
a full stoke Of dry goods and notions.
Look out for new goods next weea.
Grand opening on Tuesday, Oct. SO.
Call and see them at Emmert a.
FierY's.
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Our esteemed friend and associate
in the Secretary's office at the first
National Fair held in Washington,
Percy G. Smith, Esq, is passenger
agent Of the B. & o. r. r. at Wash
ington. We congratulate him, and
know he is worthy the position.
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GREAT bargains in Black Silks
and Satin DeLyon, just received at
Emmert & Fiery's. Bring your city
samples and compare, and if we cant
save you money, we wont ask you to
buy.
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For the Ladies.

We have just received a very nice
line Of Cousins celebrated Shoes, en-
bracing quite variety of styles, to
which we invite attention.
GELTrNGER 20 UoKE.
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Have You Seen

the beautiful dress goods at TIMREB-
LAKES 2 Cancels hair; Shuda cloth
an ! ladies' cloths. in single or double
width, all shades Also, Roman
stripes, plaids ect. Call and examine
them, No trou lie to show. lin.
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GRAND AND PETIT JURORS -
The following is list of the Grand
and Petit Jurors summoned for the
October term of the Circuit Court !:
GRAND JURORS.
A. r. McQuilkin, Edward Perry
man, Geo. f. Evans, r.. j.. Rankin,
j. Il. A. Nadenbousch, Lawrence
Stearns, w. w. Emerson, John Lam
dis, John w. Daily, Reynolds Holli-
day, James Wilson, S. s. McKown,
Samuel Gold, Peter Foreman, Jas.
w. Tabler, Il. M. PitZer.
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THE banks in this place will not
receive mutilated silver coin. A
small hole in a ten cent piece, quar-
ter, or other coin, will render them
impossible.
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1t is simply marvellous how
quickly constipation, biliousness
sick headache, fever and ague,
and malaria. are cured by Sellers
Liver Pills"
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that D. w. TIMBERLAKE ress.sv~-
sents by far the largest stock Of aassAs-
pets in the city, Call and zts~ear {
prices. elm
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For the best assortment of fringsy
laces, passameties, velvets, silks and
novelties for trimming purposes, call
on D. w. TIMBERLAKE. oL-fs.~
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THE Emancipation Celebration
announced to take place here last
Saturday drew large number of
colored people from the surrounding
country. Two bands of music, one
from Hagerstown and the other from
Shepherdstown, were present. A
procession, fully marshaled, paraded
the public streets, and attracted con-
siderable attention. The speakers
announced for the occasion, in con-
sequence of the death of President
Garfield, did not arrive, and no adj
dresses were made.
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THE corner stone of the colored
Baptist Church, at Bunker Hill, will
be laid with Masonic ceremonies to-
Day, Saturday:
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CARPETS. If you want a carpet
this fall, don't fail to see Emmert &
Fiery's new stock. They will save
you from five to ten cents per yard.
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DEAD LETTERs-The following is
a list of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Martinsburg, w. Va. Sept.
oath, and will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office Oct. Sth, if not called
for. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised.
q. G. Martin, G.. f. Thomas, Mary
Hughes, Lewis t. Harper, John
Donnelby, Fistus Conherd, Jas. b.
Barry Maria Banks, Mary A. Askey.
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THE HagerStown Fair commences
on next Tuesday. Big attractions
every day.
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Now SfyIcs in Hais.

All the latest Fall Styles in SliG, Flsx
IDLE, Soft and Cashmere hats at
GETTINGER h HOKE'S.
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Bargains

We will sell after this date large
lot Of glassware at cost, to make room
for new goods. Call soon
BURKHART & Cox
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LoUIsYnLEKY Nav Q 1879

I@VO n ILLEi n ., way A,IofJs
Messrs. Hatchison & Bro take
great pleasure in fully endorsing
your "Neuralgine' as possessing
every quality claimed for it as a
specific for sick headache and neu-
ralgia.
Respectfully yours,
THos. f. POWELL.
Sold by j. l.. w. Baker, Martins
burg.
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Sellers & Co.'S.

Celebrated Shoes for ladies and chs
dren, arc IA only by
GETTIEGER & HoKE
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We have the best tack hammers in
the market, Magnetic and Little Giant.
BURKHART& co.
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We have so different styles Of lamrs
and the best burner ever made, ID re-
quires no trimming.
BURKHAR1 & CO..
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THE NJ. AND w. PIKE.-We sug-
gest to the active managers Of the
Martinsburg and Winchester pike
that they widen the bridges so as to
cover the entire driving width of the
road. This ought to be done with
all bridges within seven miles of
town, for the reason it is the only
pleasant drive for our citizens, so
far as roadway is concerned, out of
town. Weeds should be pulled up
and loose stones on either side gath
cred and broken so as to give every
thing neat and tidy appearance. 1t
will pay the managers to do this, and
when once fixed and cleaned it can
be kept so at small expense. A good,
neat roadway is an inducement for
good horses, nice carriages and fire.
quent drives.
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A large grocer writes us to beware
ofaculterated sugar, the market being
flooded with it. We guarantee ours
pure. BURKHART s. CO.
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SEE Emmert & Fiery's camel's
hair dress goods before you buy.
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SEE the Novelty Watch Charm at
Hyde's Jewelry store. Something
new. (oc1-2t.
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Personal.

Mr.. Chas. Zeiler, of Frederick, Md.
was in town this week.
Mr.. Neal Berry, of Baltimore, Md,
was in town this week.
Hon. Daniel B. Lucas was in the
city this week.
Miss Laura Affilck, of Bellaire, Q.
is visiting Miss Annie Buser, in this
city.
Miss Alice Rauch, of Lebanon,
Pa, is visiting Mr.. Ed. Rauch, of
this city.
Mrs. Sallie Mccoy, Of Chillicothe,
Ohio, is visiting relatives in this
place.
Hon. II. H. Flick returned on
Thursday, from a visit to Hardy
County.
Mr.. Lawrence Hooff, formerly of
this place, but now resident of Al
toona, Pa, was in town this week.
Miss Fannie Nelson, of this city,
left last Tuesday for Dayton, Va,
where she will attend college.
Miss Emma Snyder, who was Wis
iting Miss Mollie Lambert, of this
city, left for her home last week.
Miss Annie Robinson, daughter of
G. II. Robinson, of this place. in Wis
iting friends in Washington, d. c.
Hon. John Blair Hoge attended
the funaral services of the deceased
President at Cleveland.
Mr. B. S. Lyeth has returned home
from an extended and pleasant tour
through Colorado, Texas and New
Mexico.
Mr.. Harry Hunter, of Washing
ton, D. c., has been on a visit to his
father, DR.. J. II. Hunter, of this
place.
Mr.. Summers Burkhart, who was
on visit to his parents in this city,
has returned to Santa Fe, New
Mexico.
Miss Asa Coffroth who has been
visiting at the residence of Geo.
Hoke, in this city, left for her home
in Baltimore, yesterday.
Mr.. Willis Hoke, who has been
spending short time with his
friends here, has returned to Balti-
more.
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DIED..

A,9- Hay rates-fre cents per line Tor
tcet beyond me itsisal ANNOUNCEMENT.
, 1881-03-22

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Ginnfy. 10 Mlrrrn f'nrk, MnhHsc t:HIHty. nnd
when rtHrhIv rho Muddy. II Iittl" rriti If An
VII ltnrt, They discovered ahurt tstHre ninnd.
rrhssnv tho rtnuI. n InrRu tin nnan0n t,ur. tlns
t1nmseIscs with his 1or'lahlp. triI,1, So Mn,nrr
HuHacntsl than adopted. Tin lnya dropped tito
cnttln a'i prrphrnu tnclr rntNs for sport; Th"y
ninha Il GharRn upon lrstln, WIN atutnttl Il Htt1H
independent ind ntIlfvinu+ uf their t,resrnce,
Carnnl1 ptftf1 Ind hitch nFniisl1 thu tEk Of hs
I",ArHlitp. whrn commenced struggle fur mMH-
t"ry md liberty. isrutn cnuKht tho rlhtN In his
teeth. antl mntf nl tffuTt tn Feynr tho strands.
When fiuA ttk IN tho situation una s!fnpcl tho
rope nl,fhl the hind legs vt the lftina. strrteh.
inu hM out n long ns IL fenct.-rhtl. Tho tinrtcs
which thrsn gentlemen WIRE rIt1lnR t"!nK well
tRNnti tt tho work Ut vallicrns. nHsietph to hll
hruIn enfn md sure. Thnr r!atns werb nnw
doing rtlo,l scrvlr. md tho next question nri+-
Ing siH w tn Knt thun. nj! firm, tho nil fel.w.
WIN waH Rri,aninE 1T pai and rauH. tlGy having
lett their ltrttrntH ut hHnt. u thINkht struck
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nrt,i,nti tho iUru hf his subtle. commanded hlt,
IT. RtalNt lrsn whllo In ilIslnH,,lttrd mud COM
rcnGsaI Il f,sllntin with rt,ekx. Tho hGN MI tho
rnr WIS pretty ssrcrly hriisctl, tho l,lutpt riI.
ming pr,fu.ely frt,n, hIA ntHlrits. when ticnrgo
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thMn th0Rht he WIS ithln tic Ernl.tit!. H bcIen.
tlt!anlIy npprnnclle tho struggling leMr. frtchri
him tlGklnr tllcr the srt rihs, which entlH tho
struggle. with vlctary Tor Two nf tho tekt yM.
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Fnnc. H!vinE crnas- Eyed Rlatieu w,lu breathing
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