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ON Thirty Dnys, Trial.

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From Frank l.. HARRISON, state Lii.
bra rim.

ATLANTA, GA, january II. 1880.
Kessrs Hutchinson d. Bros,: have tested
your Neuralgine, both on myself and on
others, and have found it to be all that is
claimed specific for neuralgia and head
ache. I recommend it to suffering pulic-
Yours truly, Frank L. HARRISON.
Hutchinson & Bro, Proprietors, Atlanta,
Georgia.
Sold by RAYNoLDs i DANIEL.
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THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER. of Bourbon
Ind. says; "Both myself and wife owe our
lives to SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION
CURE. Sold by r. Fromme.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Catarrn Remedy. Price so
cents. Sold by R. Eromme.
SHILOH'S CURE WILL Immediately re-
lleve Group, Whooping cough and Bronchi-
It's. Sold by r. Fromme.
'HACKMEVACK" lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 20 aud 20 cents.
Sold by r. Fromme.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is positive
cure. Sold by X. Eromme.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY--a pos
tive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheris and Canker
Mouth. Sold by X. Eromme.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-04-13

P. r. Turner q Co., had quite rush last
week selling their MoDemott cultivators. All
the cultivator needs to insure q sale, is a
trial Call on them for one before they are
all gone.
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
1 Carload of Avery Wagons
McDermott Cultivators.
3 doz. Double Shovels,
100 pairs Trace Chains.
doz. pr. Hames.
P. r. TURNER & Co.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-04-13

The Spring number Of Ehrich's Fashion
Quarterly is befor us, and is full of interest
in it, special field. It's literary character is
also high, and the facilities il sets forth rs
n purchasing agency are worthy of atten-
ton.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-04-13

The prairie in many places between here
and Austin looks like sea of gay flowers,
lupines, primroses, verbenas, etc., whose
fragrance is perfectly delightful.
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SUPPER.

The ladies' Aid Society of 81. Marks
Chureh viii give Supper Friday night at
Mrs liarbee's old stand, northeast corner
of the Plaza.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-04-13

George Secrets our old barber Is now
at work at the shop of E. H. Runnels on
the southwest corner of the square. When
you want clean shave neat hair cut,
or refreshing shampoo, give him call.
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ParasOls {! ParasOls {!

20 doz. Parasols, from 15c to $3.50 each,
just received at MALoNE's.
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Fresh Milk Cow.

With her second calf, for sale. Apply at
FREE Press office.
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May Picnic.

Go to Malone's and get your Parasols and
Fans for May-day.
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Wanted Returned.

A number of books. loaned to various
parties, belonging to the editor of the FREE
Press. Please send them in at once.
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A BARGAIN - For rent, a good house
with two rooms, 16x16, and 1Ox16, good well,
aud garden for So per month, apply at this
Office.
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WANTED one number each of the FREE
PRESS for March and 49, viii some sub
scriber who does not keep file of the paper
please favor us ?
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-04-13

P. r. Turner IL Co., are selling vast guam
titles of dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes
NC, &c. Judging from the crowds gathered
in their store al during The day.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-04-13
Eggs and Butter Wanted!

The highest market price in cash paid
STORE.
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Go to Hinzie's for your supplies of family
groceries. Very large purchases by him
warrant low prices to his customers. The
best articles at lowest prices always.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-04-13

Cabinet of remnant Ilaces from to seven
yards. All kinds at 10 cents each. Bar
gains at JOHNSON d JOHNSON.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-04-13

p r Turner 4 Co, have Just received
carload Of galvanized barb wire, which
they o1er very lor. Also a car Of Avery
wagons, the best II ths market
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HOMI NEWS.
SPLENDID crop prospects continue.

The ready relief given to asthma and sum-
mer colds by Browns Iron Bitters is so salts
factory that many speak of it asa complete
cure.
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10 ERKIVE----
Carload Flour at HIEzIE's

The churches were we'll attended ON East
er Sunday. st. Marks was beautifully de-
GRATED with Covers
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-04-13

Go to P. r, Turner & Co.. and buy one
of ID. NJ. Osbornes Il Co.'S Reapers. They
are agents for osborns Reapers for the trade
tributary to San Marcos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-04-13

Just received carload of Kansas -four
p. Il. Turner u Co.
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
- Barrels Molasses,
20 Syrup,
80 Sugar,
Carload Corn at HNzIE's.
TIE Woma1s Missionary Society of the
Methodist church viii meet on tomorrow
at half past 2 p NJ and the Church Work
ers at half past 3.
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HISzIE'S.

VIZ have been presented with a copy Of
OF the March number of the Philadelphia
Musical Journal, containing eight selections
OF valuable sheet music and other matters of
interest to the musical world
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-04-13

A new line of children's picnic Hose fol
May-day just received,
DALEY BOYS on the corner.
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Mas. JONES and Miss Lee are in receipt
of new millinery goods. Ladies, call and
see them.
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FARMERS all at home ut work.

The Warnre c.lrset still ahead. New stock;
MI sizes ordered. johnson g. johnson.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-04-13

Our clothing this season is made up in
regular merchant tailor sCyles tits gulran-
teed JOHNSON d JOHNSON.
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A new lot of childrens May-day Picnic
Straw Hats will be in Saturday,
DALEY BOYS on the corner.
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AUCTION going on of P. j. G. Smiths
stock of goods.
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Our complete stock now in store.
johnson d johnson.
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Boy, youths and childrens Clothing in
good asst and all sizes. johnson Il johnson.
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Just received-a new lot of Ziegler's boots
and shoes. p. r. Turner j. Co.
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HORSE BILLS got up in handsome style at
this office.
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A new line of Prints just received
DALEY BoYs Oh the corner.

REV. Mr. HOWARD will occupy Elder
Hatcher's pulpit on Sunday next.
Fans from pc to $l,2O all styles and
qualities, at MALoNEs.
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Good asst Ladies' Misses and children's
shoes-al kinds. johnson IL Johnson.
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r,li,ry,ii,.,.l AZ! G!sls ya!tsa Railroad
80 ANTONIO DIVISION:
ROUND SOUTH

ren,er ..,..,... 40 .....,,..... LIS
! New er.unirls, al !" ........,... Las
4 suu Antonio, D. ..'''' $40
RJUHD NORTH.
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w,u.b.cs ..,,, 10 ~ 4" ............ Sal
,,nrce .... . si6 4" .. ..,...... 32s q
VIE ............ .9,2S ............ sos
! san MARCOS. 900 :. ..".......' 2So
New Brsunrels. s05 ............ Las /"
\ .sn Antonio $50 4" ......,..... n65 A. N.
$500.
, HONNE m EWS.
! SPLENDID crop prospects continue.
The ready relief given to asthma and sum-
mer colds by Browns Iron Bitters is so salts
factory that many speak of it as a complete
, cure
FARMERS all at home at work.
The Warnre c.lrset still ahead New stock;
\ all sizes ordered. johnson e. Johnson.
Just received carload of Kansas -four
P. II. Turner X Co.
HORSE BILLS got up in handsome style at
\ this office.
Good asst Ladies' Misses and children's
shoes-all kinds. johnson IL johnson.
Just received-a new lot of Zeger's boots
and shoes. p. r. Turner & Co.
Boy, youths and childrens Clothing in
good asst. and all sizes. Johnson d johnson.
i Our complete stock now in store.
Johnson d Johnson.
AUCTION going on of P. j. G. Smiths
stock of goods.
A new line of Prints just received
DALEY BoYs on the corner.
I Rev. MIR. HOWARD will occupy Elder
Hatchers pulpit on Sunday next.
Fans from pc to $l,20 all styles and
, qualities, at MAhoNE's
10 ARRIVE
Carload Flour at HIEzIE's
The churches were we'll attended on East
er Sunday. St. Marks was beautifully de-
GRATED with Covers.
Cabinet of remnant IMceS from to seven
yards. All kinds at 10 cents each. Bar
gains at JOHNSON JOHNSON.
WANTED one number each of the FREE
PRESS for March and 49, viii some sub
scriber who does not keep file of the paper
please favor us
P. r. Turner IL Co., are selling vast guam
titles OF dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes
&c., &c. Judging from the crowds gathered
III their store al during The day.
Our clothing this season is made up in
regular merchant tailor sCyles-tts guaran-
teed. JOHNSON d JOHNSON.
Mas. JONES and Miss Lee are in receipt
of new millinery goods. Ladies, call and
see them.
A new lot of children's May-day Picnic
Straw Hats will be in Saturday,
DALEY BOYS on the corner.
May Picnic.
Go to Malones and get your Parasols and
Fans for May-day.
ParasOls ParaSOls
20 doz. Parasols, from 15c to $3.50 each,
just received at MALoNE's.
BARGAIN - For rent, a good house
with two rooms, 16x16, and 10x16, good well,
aud garden for S. per month, apply at this
Office.
Go to Hinzie's for your supplies of family
groceries. Very large purchases by him
warrant low prices to his customers. The
best articles at lowest prices always.
new line of children's picnic Hose for
May-day just received,
DALEY BOYS on the corner.
JUST RECEIVED
% Barrels Molasses,
20 % Syrup,
80 Sugar,
Carload Corn at HNzIE's.
fEE Woma1s Missionary Society of the
Methodist church viii meet on tomorrow
at half racf \ ID II 81 .ha Hh,r,h Work I
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DIED.

On Thursday evening last, after pro-
tracted Illness Mrs. Made MALONE, wife of
Geo. T. Malone, aged 81 years.
The deceased was a general favorite among
all who enjoyed her acquaintance, for her
personal gifts and graces, and amiability of
character. She leaves young babe. We
sympathize with her husband and other
relatives. Her funeral was very largely at
tended, Rev. Mr.. Kennedy officiating She
rests near her younger sister, jamie Irion,
who died about year ago, under similar
circumstances.
''Ifit be sad to mark the bowed with dye,
Sink in the halls Of the rsmorseless tomb,
Closing the changes Of ie's pilgrimage
in the still darkness Of its Wondering gloom,
o. what shadow DER the heart is flung,
When peals the requiem OF the loved and youngl'
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COming-Blind Tom !

Sold by RAYNoLDs j. DANIEL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19

WARMTH PROM NEwspAPfgs. Many
years ago. in one OF the severe winters
when there was much sufferingAmong tbe
poor, city paper suggested that old news
papers spread over the bed, would serve
AZ an excellent substitute for blankets and
coyerlets. This brought uponthe journal
a great deal OF harmless ridicule from 9th.
or papers, but il brought comfort 10 many
q poor family. la the matter Of bed cloth
Ing, especially, rs we are apt TO Assocists
warmth with weight, and do not consider
that there is no warmth in the coverings
Themselves, but that they merely prevent
the heat Of the body from passing OH
Whatever is poor conductor Of heat rs .
good covering Paper itsel! is poor con
ductor, but still poorer are the thin layers
of air tina. are confined when two or three
pexspapers are laid upon one another. A
few newspapers laid over the bed viii keep
one much warmer than some Of the heavy
eio.. woven blankets. We do NOT propose
nexspapers az u substitute for blankets
.,l comforters, but il j. one Of thoss
,hifts that IL IL we'll ~ know. In
travelling one may by the aid Of fes pa
pers. secure comfortable rest ia thiniy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19

Under Louis XV,'s reign. NJ dc ssrtine.
tho Lieutenant General Of Police. vas ssii
10 have brought his systam Of sspionsss
10 such perfection that one half Of France
spied on the other halt II was NJ dv
SArtino Who von the following curious ~
ser: He vss remArkins one night that no
ono could leave or enter Paris without his
knowing H. The Duke de Chsvrsuss, who
wu present, undertook TO come 10 PAris
aud stay . week there without the Lieu.
tOnant- General being any the visor for II.
and he backed his vaunt by bot Of thou,
sand louis The Lieutenant. General took
the bet and tho Duke WAS allowed two years
in which to win his bot il ho could. Dur.
ing this time the Duke frequently came TO
Paris in all sorts Of DISCUSSES. and under
variety Of names, but no sooner had ho
settled at Ell inn than he received q note
from the Lieutenant General compliment.
ing him upon his arrival. At last the Duke
came into Paris disguised as dcorepit old
woman selling spples, but he had scarcely
hobblsd through tho gates when u man
touched his hat and handed him . letter.
in which NJ. de Sartine begged for his com.
psny at dinner. Disguise and oil. The Duke
paid his wager, but ho WAS no nnch NOR.
titled that he. dismissed all his servants,
and from that time would never keep any
msu or woman in his employ more than
three months vt time.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19

Shortly after leaving the hill country
which surrounds the sources Of the Nile.
that mysterious river passes in network
of chennels through plain about 600
miles wide, and almost perfectly fiat. In
this region tho fall of the river is very
small, and the regular outflow OF water
may be checked by winds and other oc-
casionsl circumstan whilst the great
quantities Of water poured down into the
basin during the rainy season cannot find
an easy way through the fiat channels.
Extensive inundations occur therefore
every year, and when the rains are especi.
ally heavy, great masses OF floating grass
are brought from the lateral channels into
the main river, and accumulate in its wind
ings. New floating islands islands oil
grass are brought by and by these barriers,
being pressed upon or beneath them, and
soon he whole of the river throughout
its width and depth is obstructed by these
barriers, which the inhabitants call sets.
The grass does not decay in the sets, it
continues to grow on their surface, and
if the vegetation, which rises two or three
metres above the water, is burnt, 1t soon
reappears again. reaching height OF one
metre and more after eight or ten days.
The thread.like roots Of the grass form a
q kind OF rough felt, in which palms are
sometimes inclosed, whilst mass OF ooze
fiji up the interstices. between the roots,
and form thus true dams across the river
When the barrier has not yet reached a
great size, it might be occasionally des.
troyed by the pressure Of water accumulat-
above IL; but, as several barriers are form
ed at the same time at various places the
upper one being destroyed, its debris IS
brought to the lower one, and accumu'
lates above it, or presses beneath it. The
elasticity and tenaaity Of these dams Is ro
great that steamer attempting to enter Is
soon repelled by the elasticity Of the grass,
men and even cattle can walk easily on the
floating grass without danger. The river
is thus soon transformed into q marsh
covered with mighty grass vegetation,
and the water expands, seeking 1t way
through many new channels. 1t is obvious
that those parts OF the river where its bed
Is more definite are especially liable 10 he
uus,iu iucleu by gruss Islands which are
formed in those parts Of it where there Is
no definite frontier between running water
and marsh. The sets have become more
frequent during the past few years; proof
of the GRADUAL levelling OF the whole re.
gion by auviatie deposits and Of the gen
eral transformation Of the whole OF the re-
oion into marshes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19

The "big man" OF Killarney is Lord Ken
mare. His fields are shut of from the pso-
pie. There is no place for them TO enjoy
the fresh air, except in the dismal village
streets where men, women and children
congregate after nightfall. The magnifi.
cent cathedral, built in splendid imitation
of medi evsl art, raises its lofty spire over
the saualid streets in the village. II has
costly windows placed IN the handsome
walls, in memory Of tie family OF Lord
Kenmare. His coat-of.arms is emblazoned
on his pew, pew that is set apart from
the rest and which he enters perhaps once
during the iyear. The coat-oi-arms also
stands out on the marble floor in front OF
the great altar, which is decorated with
purple amethysts ms big as English wal
nuts. Ia point Of fact this splendid cath
edral is built for the glorication OF Lord
Kenmare. rather than for the glorihcation
of God. Near the cathedral stands great
stone castle, kept by the servsntsl aud en-
closed within high stone walls. On the
shore OF one Of the Killarney lakes, anoth.
er castle, owned by Lord kenmare, is 10
process OF erection. II is nearly finished,
although work on it is stopped at present
for fear Of the land league disturbance. Al
one time II was guarded by soldiers whils
Z
the workmen were building IL The castle
buil, Of red sandstone. is lowered. iurretod
and bat,lelneu,ed with ornate aud ston'
carving. aud is bigger than four Of ,h'
biggest mansions 10 Hartford placed in /
row. And this il a ca Tie to be used oeca
.iop.lly for conniry yisi, Of few week
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19
VOLUME XXI.

clad bod. And " 40 cannot snotd TO give .
destitute family blanket OF . comforter,
W msy show them hos 10 lncre..s III.
usefulness OF their thin covering. by stitch.
ing isv layer. OF paper between them. Il,
may bs seil to remind those sho gro~
window plsnts, that hy removing tArm
away from ihf window and arranging /.
cover OF newspaper. over them, the, may
he preserved from harm Ia very cold
nights With the plants. as with our.
selves. II Is not 40 much that cold comes
~. AS thai The he.t goes Of aad often
slight protection will pre,en, tho escape
Of heat --amer.oI~ .tgr,csasrlk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19

wolves on the outside, but there was q
struggle going on in The inside the milk
house. The door Was forced open by
the light Of the moon they saw msn. With
hi. back TO the wall, fighting four hungry
wolves with nothing but his huuiing knife.
Tue fioor va. piled deep with dead wolves,
The man was rescued and helped into the
house. He WAS covered with blood, and
his clothes were nearly all torn from him.
II was Ezekiel Meryweather but his
black hair Was as gray as badger
Eek said Melissa,
Miss, said Ezekiel
And they were locked ia one another's
arms. Then Ezekiel told how he had
started TO come 10 the wedding in spite Of
his feelings; how be was chased by wolves;
how he had fought them for two miles
through the snow, and finally sought
refuge in the spring house. The wolves
clambe to the roof and let themselves
down the chimney and closed in around
him. The terror Of the situation had
turned his hair white and he had been
rescued just in time.
In the midst Of the excitement created
by Ezekiel's story, Melissa said
Dad. this yer's the white-haired man I'm
goin' TO tie to. His hairs whiter than
Sims, bya powerful sight.
And old Jobson saw the point The
wedding came of at nine o'clock, but
Ezekiel was the bridegroom. The late
Peleg Underhill used to say that he sup
posed that the Jobson clearing had little
the jolliest Christmas eve that night that
ever was known in this country.
The label on the decantsr disappeared
again, Again the gurgling meadow brook.
A group of earnest men pass out into the
frosty air, and the base burner beams alone
on Cesar and the decanters behind the bar.
The sheriff had told his Christmas story.
-lSmday Sm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-01-19

Recent estigations have established
the fact that tbs venom OF serpsats ~ not
an exceptional and snomslous product.
but merely al intensified condition Of or
dinary saliva, aud il is still more remsrtS
bio 10 find that modification OF saliva.
even id human beings, may produce VI
rulent poison. There are many well H.. r."
u.;..,.a ;,.,.,,.a ~ -" ''a"'''"S
rom tEd bite OF animals not generally con
sidereb venomous- for instance; aud
instances have been known 10 which bite
from human being has been followed by
death from poisoning. Just as would have
been the case with some venomons reptile.
Violent agitation, it has been observed,
seems 10 impsrt this fatal quality TO the
saliva OF men aud animals, aud NJ, P"tsur
has recently "cultivated" th, poison Of Ln'
man saliva to such point A. to develop
the tonic symptoms Of the serpent poison
in small birds. Even in its normal eondi.
ton sAlivs il said 10 be skiu 10 poison, one
OF i,s functions being 10 destroy the molec.
ulsr liie In the substances eaten. II IL
thought that all violent agitation and sI'
ertion involve an abnormal waste Of tissue
and nj. s1ce ,sive production Of this princf
ple which renders saliva, poisonous.
| A Canada back woodsman promised 70
se,d the minister fifty pounds Of maple
sugar for marrying him. Time passed on
sud no sugar arrived 10 sveeten the minis
ter's household. Some months later o"
s.w the newly married man in the town.
and yentured 10 remind him: MY frisnd,
You did hot send me the maple sugar you
promised" With ssddsned countsnAncs
hs looked up and replied TO tsll you
the truth. governor. she sin't worth III