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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

The six Territories reported have an
aggregate population of 4S9, 22I OF the
others, Dakota may be estimated To re-
turn l30, 1000, New Mexico lIO.O and
Arizona 30. 600, bringing the territorial
population up to 76O. coo, IN which case
the aggregate population Of the United
States will be very nearly 40. 800, 600
Ihe average ratio of increase for the
whole country Is rather more than 2Sl
per cent. The average rate for the
States Is almost exactly 2S per cent, but
1t varies widely. as may be seen from the
following table. showing the actual in
crease In each State and the rate Der
cent For this purpose We divide the
States into groups:
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Incnrables Not Taken.

"NTrs. Topnoody," said Mr.. T., at
breakfast, IF you don't stop your ever
lasting wrangle I'll go to the lunatic asy-
lum.
"Oh, you will, will you?" replied Mrs.
Topnoody.
'1Yes, will, and that gladly"
s'But you won't, all the same.
"Why won't I?'
"Why?"
eyes, l say why ?"
"Well, because they don't take incura-
bles, that's why"
Topnoody went down town without
finishing his breakfast, and wrote letter
10 the authorities for information re-
specting qualifications for admission to
the asylum.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28
The Nature of an Oath.

Early In the rebellion, when the
Federal forces were stationed at Beau
fort, $. c., there was an old darkey by
the name of Lige jackson, who, deserted
by his master. was left to take care of
himself rs best he might Lige was
considered a chattel of weak intellect,
and moreover he was exceedingly awk-
ward In his attempts to play the role of a
house servant He smashed and destroyed
pretty nearly everything he laid his
hands upon, and having waited upon
nearly every officer at the post, each in
turn, after giving him the benefit of
good cursing for his stupidity, turned
him adrift.
1t happened that Lige was witness
in n case that came before court martial,
and being called up to give his testimony,
was objected to on the part of the de-
fendant, who stated that he didn't be-
lieve the negro was of sound mind.
''Stand up, Lige," said the court.
"Do YOU understand the nature of an
oath?"
Lige scratched his wool for moment.
and then turning up the whites of his
eyes. replied:
Look yeare, marse; dis nigger has
waited on bout haf de ossifers since dey
fus cum to dis place, and if ne don't
understand de nature of an oaf by dis
time, den dares no wurtue is cussing."
The court considered ] I.ige a competent
witness
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

OF the gross increase Of pOpuIation the
Northern States have 6,275, 1872, and the
Southern States 4,309, 339. The per
centage of increase at the South is 81. 05;
that Of the North only %. So. The re-
suit viii be a reduction of the proper
tionate representation of the North, and
an absolute transfer Of members from
North to South should the number Of
members be left unchanged or reduced.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

allows herself to utter a contradiction
but calmly and quietly withdraws from
the discussion, although her opinion is
not lost or defeated by so doing on the
contrary, it almost always carries weight
and effect. Her acts and words are un-
obtrusive, but her influence Is great in
the home which it is her happiness to
adorn
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

"I always feel at home with Miss
H." says her admiring friend, 90 be-
cause she is so frank and simple in her
manner-so interested in what you say
to her. Who has not met with individ-
uals of this kind, whose faces would be
passport to any society, and whose man
ners, the unstudied and spontaneous ex-
pressions of their inner selves, make
them welcome wherever they go, and at
tract unbounded confidence toward them
in whatever they undertake? They are
frank, because they have nothing to con-
ceal affable, because their nature over
flows with benevolence unhurried, be-
cause they dread nothing; always at
home, because they carry within them
selves that which can trust itself any
where and everywhere-purityo of soul
with fullness of health. Such are our
hest guarantees for feeling at home IN
all society to which duty takes us, and
in every occupation upon which it
obhges us TO enter. They who live least
for themselves are also the least embar-
rassed by uncertainties.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

A new fan invented in Germany has
needles and thread concealed in its first
fold, so as to be all ready to repair dam
ages II the wearers gown be torn at
ball. This is but one more opportunity
for a woman to make a porcupine of
herself, and she viii avail of it, let her
alone for that. Let her alone anyway,
If YOU would not be lacerated.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
spell Kiss.


Spell kiss? What simple question:
The simplest ever heard:
No hints need no suggestion
To spell so common a word.
A 81, It's kingly letter,
trihe distant at first,
But you'll soon pronounce IL better
I'D show you IL dnrst.
Then "i''-O bother that dimple-
just wait till dot that al :"
The rest Of the word Is simple
And viii keep till by and by.
Then the as, y the sibilant sghing,
Make II as long as you viii,
Like a chord in music dying
With q shuddering, tremulouE thrill
Therei that 'ss' IL finished, and sWeetly,
But wait; are you ready? Yes2
I must spell the word completely;
Draw breath for the second =" s."
lis most important letter,
II shows that the word is done,
And like IL even better,
l think, than the other one.
1 hold by these object lessons.
They illustrate things 50 well -
See. you've learned tho very essence
or the word that you couldn't spell.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

THE cute Yankees send 800, 600, 600 a
wear out of this country for sugar, but
the French extract s55, 900, 900 worth of
s1oar s out of the best beets that they
raise. The cute Yankees are tarnation
slow in finding out this little trick.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

AT the ball Grace (whispering)-
"What lovely boots your partners got.
Mary" Mary (ditto)-" Yes, unfortri-
nately he shines at the wrong end"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28
The Irishman,s Cat.

A poor Irishman applied for relief, and
upon some doubts being expressed as to
whether he was proper object for relief,
he enforced his suit with much earnest
ness. "Ochi yer Honor, said he, "rd
be starved long since but for my cat. ~
"But for what?" asked the astonished
magistrate 'My cat" replied the
Irishman. ''Your cat, how SOP 'Shure,
yer Honor, I sould her eleven times for
a shilling time, and she was always
home before l could get there myself. -
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

A BOSTON correspondent OF q New
Hampshire paper writes: "Do you in
the Granite State love to sneer at 'Bos-
ton culture?' Then your heart will glow
when 1 tell you about an irreverent New
Yorker condemned by business obliga-
tions to spend week here. Thinking
to amuse himself by seeing the city, he
stepped ON a Beacon street car and said
to the conductor: Does not this car
pass the new Art Mlt-se-um?' No was
the reply, but it passes the new Art
Museum ,"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28
WHAT THE CENSUS WILL DO.
Waves of POPulatfOn-The Growing States
-Eransfcr OF Power 10 the Southern

[From the Rostou Advert -sr.1
The Census Bureau publishes the re-
turns of population of twenty-seven
States and SIX Territories. The official
count IN these States and Territories.
with estimates of the population of the
rest, show the following result:
States Iopuia- papk fopula- l,,,,,-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

''THE suspence is overl' as the Sheriff
said when he cut down the criminals
body.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

THE new Warner observatory which is
being erected at Rochester is attracting
much attention in social and literary as
well as scientific circles. The new fela.
scope will be % feet in length, and its
lens 16 inches in diameter, thus maxine
it third in size of any instrument hereto.
fore manufactured, while the dome of the
observatory is to have some new appIi.
ances for specially observing certain por-
tians of the heavens. 1t is to be the
finest private observatory in the world
and has been heavily endowed by Mr.
Warner.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28
SEVERAL weeks aco n letter addressed

SEVERAL weeks ago a letter addressed
to queen Victoria, Windsor Castle"
was mailed at the Boston Postof1ice.
For some reason the letter was sent to
the Dead Letter Office, where it was
found 10 contain a request for the
Queen autograph, with a silver dime
for return postage. The point of the
circumstance is that the writer, a boy
fourteen years old. boasts that he tried
it again and got what he wanted.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

Mr.. SAssooN, of Belgravia Square
London, stables his horses in the ton,
most story of his house, and carries
them up and down on an elevator. The
purpose is to save the cost of ground
which is valuable in that fashionabls
neighborhood.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

A sTArlsFIcIAN, who claims to have
made accurate calculation, declares that
the pine forests of Michigan will be ex-
hausted In thirteen wears. and those of
wisconsin and Minnesota in thirty or
forty years. Twenty years ago this
region mad scarcely been touched by the
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1881-01-28

A COUNTRY girl at fashionable hotel
in New York noticed that all the guests
used their forks only in eating their pie
Upon her return home she reported the
fact to the old lady, who comforted her
by observing, "You shouldn't mind EN-,
Jemima; it's all because they're too
tarnel lazy to use their knives.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
"iu bind, .! sas."


A fall line of State Journal Co.'S,
Blanks. 1.-THE standard blanks Of the
STATED are always kept for sale at the
CHIEF Office, and At the same prices
that they are sold at in Lincoln and
Omaha. The following is . partial list
of blanks on hand:
Warranty Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds.
Cla6tle Mortgages,
Search Warrants.
Mechanics Lem,
Power Of Attorney,
Ellis Of Sale.
Quit Claim Dseds.
Summons ~foriginafI,
Summons copy,
Appeal UNDERTAKING.
Execution.
Order Of attachment,
Afhdavn Of Vendor or Lessor.
Assignment Of Mortgage,
Prscipe.
Subpenas,
Notice Of Conetsb.s Sale,
Blank Receipss,
Blank Notes
Release Of Mortgage
Agreement Tor Warranty Deeds,
Complaint 20 keep tie PeSce,
&c, ke- dc.
And most Al kinds Of blanks used BY
So<ariss Public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
rIssorM u,ez,ux.

Mr. A. r. Cook i new ahseibse.
N. q. @. Smith ho hssn sh.sss q.
business for several days.
Mr.. o. Mccall aided u financially
and gave N . social chst lAss Satar.
day.
Rev. J. r. Kuhlman q Nehrnka
City, preached at the n. E. Church
last Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Bescham snd z. z. Rogers
Of T~homasville, were callers ut these
headquarters last Monday.
Mr.. John ssbin, of Guide Rock was
among those who called to renew
their subscription last week.
Rev. Geo. o. Yeiser will preach At
the Congregational church next Sab
bath; morning and evening.
Mr.. GA Russell, a legal light FROM
the state Of Ohio, has located here In
the practice Of his profession.
NJ. r. Bentley, we are glad TO say. il
slowly conyaiescing. He has had .
long and severe spea 81 sickness.
W. W. Hcye left this morning,
having obtained a situation with
Jones 4 Magcc at Creston Iowa.
Mr.. Geo. T. Coon, Of Silver Cliff,
Colorado, can't do without the CHIEF,
he says. and consequently renew his
subscription.
1t was expected that Rev. J. NJ.
Pryse would return from Blue Springs
this week to spend . few days with his
family, but We have not learned of his
arrival.
Mr.. C. C. Coon wa . pleasant caller
ut these headquarters last Tuesday.
He thinks that the present season will
be a favorable one for the cultivation
of the water melon.
Mr.. E. C. Vanauken, living in the
north part of town, Doesn't propose to
be behind in the matter of improve
ments, he will soon have completed
and ready for occupancy . fine new
residence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

We have received the report Of the
Nebraska Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
There have been, in the past two
years, 96 pupils-56 males and 20 fe-
males. At present the number is Is.
There have been no deaths and bat
little sickness. There. is a printing
Office in the Asylum in which ten boys
are learning the printing tpaAe, and.
from which is published the Nsas
Journal, . semi-monthly paper.
Eight boys are learning the caspsnssr
trade. These boys have earned $50
during the past year. The Girh ere
tausAA bousewesk, -plain sewing and
dressmaknx. All the sowing Cor the
institution is done By ~ si,s. his
seems to be one Of the nsose usefnl =
well a. the hest managed insttutions Of
the state. 1t is located At Omaha.
Citizens Of the state are admitted free.
The applicant for admission must b
of good moral habits. between the sges
of seven and twenty-five, Of sound
mind, aud Tree from co1taxious dis
ease. Persons either youaeer Or oades
mav be admitted a. the discretion oi
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

The Plattsmouth Enterprise, under
the management of H. NJ. Bushnell,
is, in u opinion, as good a paper as
that town has ever had. By the way,
Deacon, have the girls put sand burrs
in your bed since the good old Gays
when "you and I we're young"
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

W. have but little use for money.
and We have no desire to hoard up
wealth, but we would be glad if a few
of our subscribers whose subscription
accounts have been running for two
or three years, would come in and
settle for the same.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
x,.A.ul vs:s.nii xs.Asui,i

Are yss s!usrtss Of sssli end be~tss sf sess
rsst hy q siek child 90 sr,-s and ey,tss 9Th the
ssesseisiise Pain 81 cstttns tssths 10 60 - at
once aad sst . bottle 90 Mr. ~ tssisvis s-esh-
ins syryp. IL siil Sstlsse the s~cs ii'tts ssese-
o. iaHsl iafsiy -decsna spes a. thsss b -
n,,tsks se,st q Thar. 70 rot . mother - ssrh
oees that II vsIi r~sssi.is The to~els. end rive
rest 10 The rssthss. ssa relief Esd health % he
ehiit. sDssssiss tiss sssss. IL ~ rssfe~tiy safs
% zee " sil essss. sd rseAssst % the taste. sd
k1sie DAyeseises ssA ssrses 10 the uosso1
Ssatea bsil svesyvhsss. - essD . ksstA
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

We have received, through the
courtesy of a former employe, Johnny
Keppler, we suppose. a copy of the
lows city Post, q German paper, prin-
ted entirely in German. We have
obtained q world of valuable informa-
ton by the perusal of said paper.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

There are entirely too many dogs in
this town Hot weather will soon be
here and with its advent We may look
for the appearance of rabbid dogs.
We fear that We may be called upon
to chronicle the death of some of our
citizens from hydraphobia this sum-
mer if the worthless urs are not
thinned out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

McKanlass' Colored Combination
will give an exhibition at the court
house next Friday night. From what
We have been able 70 learn of this
company We feel justified in saying
that those who are 90 fortunate as to
be present on that occasion will he
well entertained. Don't forget the
date; Friday evening April 9Th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

Mr.. D. S. Coombs has recently COM
pleted q very neat little cottage in the
northwest part of town. We are not
at liberty to give the name of the for
tunate young lady who will soon be
its mistress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

An exchange says that one of the
strangest features of human nature is
that q pious man will declare on his
knees that he is the chief of sinners,
and has nothing good in him, and
then get up and brand the man as a
liar who corroboratcs these fervent
statesments.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
To horsemen.

The attention OF parties owning
horses and Jacks is called to the fact
thAs the CaIER ofkce Is we'll supplied
with appropriate cuts and well prepar-
TO do printing in this line on the short
est notice and IT the lowest iigures-
Notes especially getsen up for your
business can siso Be had a the CHIEF
Office cheap. Cali On Us before you
place your orders
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

We hear that a shooting matinee
came of last Saturday ove in Smith
Co, Kansas, in which n Of the par
ticipants vas badly wounded. We did
not learn the names Of the parties en-
Ssged in the row.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

Mrs. Fowler has just received from
Chicago a large stock of the latest and
most stylish millinery goods. Ladies
will do we'll to call on her as Q first
class trimmer, is always in attendance,
and satisfaction is assured.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

ID ss1:as 49, 80 g. sAe - fAs
asy ssseSso q tosssS - The sss rhs e isss
q Ills 1929 vill BET hssd hiossaf ruspsossSSs
~ aaytAiag shss ~ assaR h shs es6s-
= Ssr he ytsss 80 sSiaisss e esssssoss-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
Notice 20 :IAcSrss

Se.iss 10 hsrsh, sirsa. the, I oil ssssss.
si esfssrs sse osy dsss's 10 sesr tAs.ss4sss
- eosAs1ssss ior ,ss<ksss II ,As sr,..r. =.
sssoss schools of Webster eesss,. "a Re-
SiesS 90 the frss sstarisy 10 tAs = ssAs AZ
Sserusy. Fay Aasssi ssd Ns,se bss; Al
Dice NM On NE brit satsrdsy 10 the psstks "a
sasary. April. jaly and or,osss. A 0s,ss
tesk. 90 the at0t Saturday 10 the .sstAs Il
Asfeh. Jana. ssPtsn Der .sa neS
k1Assisstisns to eoansaes at . slssh Al.
A. \. fopa-
Csoay Ssperis,ssdsas 81 Psesls iastrus,iss
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
A Farm to Rent I

OF $50 acres, with good stone house
l6x2S, one story high. Most Of the
land is in q good state Of cultivation.
Also one brood mare for sale on
time. Apply to
ID. s. HELvERN,
Seven miles southwest Of Red Cloud,
Nebraska. l9-mS
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

Just received q car load of WIER
Go0Ds; also q car load of NEWTON
ROAD md SPRING WAGONS, at
SPANoGLE i FUNK's.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

Information wanted: Patrick Gil
roy, who was killed in the land slide
in the B. & NJ. cut between Platts-
mouth and Lincoln. He has . sister,
married it is presumed, in eastern
Nebraska or western Iowa. Any in
formation respecting her will be thank
fully received by Captain J. O'Rourke.
administrator, Plattsmouth, Nebras-
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

q fsrDv>s 1s<& trxea - us~~snsS@s
s-~ s>saSs r@~s<s 80 e~~s~e -
$3.50 . ass@s Fee.<ssa eessss css~-s.
AA*@ezfs. ga tkssss sss~ess So 49,
So SO fsse&~s ss-s a~sa s<~rs4@~%A<& -
Af.4sss s@s sswsFs $3.50 s<~es<s esses&.
ks 80 go ess - <<sssf 49, sssss4 49,
s-sss ~ ssAs s~s ss~xa.ss go ~ s@sses -
esFse ssss~szas4 ks<r Asse Nsaee4 90
saNps ssss s-~@s - fss ssssAs sss~&ss -
e. 80 FsN&s sw@s&ss 80 st~esss 80 49,
o 1890 "a s~sssssss so ss@s& @.&S o.
sse1s kse sssss . "a Fs~sssa<~
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
MONEY 70 A

Money 70 prove up with On knal re-
eeipt, or on decided land ~ 8 per cont,
and l-62 per cent. commission, o. ~
straight 10 per cent. no commission.
Jxo. r WILCOX.
OAles nest door to Chief once. 30tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

Large bottles, good medicine, is the
Of DR.. Marshall's Lung
1t cures coughs aud cold
quickly. The price is only twentys
five and so cents a bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

No apples superior - those sold by
Patnam-splended for eating or cook
iug-Boto.a figures given.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

Standing On the platform waiting
for the caRs," one wintry night, was
how he cought q severe cold One
hoo:e of Dr.. Marshaifs Lung Syrup
cured him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
CIR w N!

Not the Crown Of Kings. nor the
Crown Of Glory. but the Crawn Sewing
Machine. the latest and bes, machines
in the market, it will pay you 10 call at
the Post-Ofice and see il before you
purchase. For Sale by NJ. b. McNrrr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
Usage ORANGE SEED.

Mitchell 4 Morhart have for sale a
supply Of Usage seed at . very
bic price. Those who contemplate
growing a hedge should give them .
call. 26tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
Attention Breeders d! gssg!

The fine Stallion known as Tom
the property Of David Boesch will
stand for mares the present season at
the following rates, viz: % To insure
single mare;two mares, els; more
than two by the same owner, 81 each.
For the season o.; Single service, -.
Will stand at Red Cloud on Friday
and Saturday of each week; At Guide
Rock, Mondays and Tuesdays Of each
week, and ut Amboy Wednesdays and
Thursdays.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07

Hats & Caps, Boots 4 Shoes and
else you need; at rock
hc.cn rriuep. - ] g Po.rers
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
Durham Stock!
The Fine Durham Bull,
ANDREW JOHNSON"

Owned by j. NJ. Fisher. is offered for
sale. Andrew Johnson" will be three
years old the % Of May. his pedigree is
registered in the Boston herd book and
be eel by calling on Stephen
Bayles At the Fisher farm, one mile
east Of Cowles, Neb. 3Itf
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
xsa4a,l's spsvs cr-s q A.ea. ssA
xrycA,is s?Avw :yaE.

IL sure Ia is sfsess. nild Ia is s1fsss 90 "a
does not blister. yet 10 10 psastrsties and pss-
erfsi 10 r.ssh even deep sssis4 pain sr 10 re-
move any boay sresfh % ether sn~lafssmenta
sseh - scssfus. splssfs. eares. cslless. syfAsss.
susliluss aid any lzDens<s sni ell snisrre-
nsnts Of the jstnts az iiiaeL % fsf hssmstism
In uaa for any parpose for Which . itsss cot IL
ssed Tor nss ~ boast 10 10 nsu kseua 70 be
the bess lin.nsn, FIR nan ever assd. ss-tss
mild ssd ye1 certain N 10 ehests,
ssed address for uiss;rsxsf Creaias whi'h
ne thisk ryes positive pseef % rs sirtses
Ne rsos1y hes ever net viii sssA ssassiias&
seeesss TO cur knowledge. fos beast - yell -
man.
Price 81. per bottle. or sis BEETLES fes o. Al
prysgssss have e er eaa get % fos zee. 90 a.
viii be scot - say sAdrsn 90 rsesapt 81 1stss
b, the psepr.sspr. d. J. 70. ksspsLL q Co.
EsssbsrsA fals. VI
SoIc n Al r1vaossrs,
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
tom"

Is q fine horse, being Of Percheron-
Canadian and Blucher-M Morgan stock,
beautiful dapplc bay, sixteen hands
high, weight, 1870 pounds.
JOHN BOSCH,
34m3. Amboy, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-07
yren Q Yrcn..s.. NU.sn-

The Nos &c sesssssl Ks-sAy ss.s a. s~.sr~a
- IL 10 certain In rs sfs~s. a.i ss~ ga ast~s
Atse ssesilsst Cor Asasa s~sAA So srs~< s<Ass
YrH . l-c1.ssa: Ysys.sS-
wAsAiastss.lii oAss. Jss. "a f0n
d. n. J. ksss.tLkCa oseo k~~siss y-~s
savesttssasat 81 kes3slr. spssts cs~s s>s
hsvias . vsisssis 80 s,ssay A~-s ss~s 49,
eesa lane fron spsvia sssAts<s s-stAs J s~at
20 Pea 'os . bottle ~ ssstss. ssssA - es ssAs
rsnssst all tsseas~s ed eelsrs-~sss sss .
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are DAY ~ s>s 4 - e~tt. rhs ess sseis
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