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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-31

Browns IRON B1TTERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-31
Mansfield. Ohio. Nor a. ,aar

Mansfield. Ohio, Nor. as, 1885,.
Gcntlemen:- have suffered with
PAIN in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
Ing pains all through my body, At.
tended with great weakness, depras.
SION Of spirits, and loss Of appe.
6te. ] have taken several different
medicines, and was treated by prom.
hent physicians for my liver. kid.
neys, and spleen, but ! got no relief.
thought ! would try Browns Iron
Bitters; ! have now taksa one bottle
and a half and am about well-pain
In side and back all gone--soxeness
all out Of my breast, and l have a
good appetite, and am gaining IN
strength and flesh. It can justly bo
called the kixg ~ n,sdicisss.
JOHN X. ALLxxnBR.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1883-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead Of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong1
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but If you
are tired Of that kind oflife.
you can change it if you
choose.
How ? By getting one
bottle of Brown IRON B1r-
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

over again. This has crushed out the
manufacture n new barrels as a trah'
ip delaware The manufacturers "t
B,,ur say they are compelled /" do this
in order "a meet the onrrOuS stat" TAX
tina; il assessed upon their business. IL"
This a, it NAV, the co"p"ring industry
l., crushed ont The question is, "ha'
viii revive it, simply tins II th'
-tlt.tyX i,a bar IN The way let the Stdt'
remove it. Let the flour manufacturers
Of Delaware lr placed upon an "Iua'''S
with the flour manufacturers OF other
States. Then let the Legislature pass q
law prohibiting the use # old barrels IN
the packing of flour, the same A. Is done
in other Statr-.
The flour manufacturers Of Delaware
will then be- placed upon ducqna,ltN with
their brethren Of other States, viii b."
controlled 10 use u-W flour barrels rs
they are compelled 'o USE th'lu- TIN"
sill, revive rhrco"prrlnG industry Ne"
iiour barrels Nj. h used ,'.m-lyrIN.
and they can hr made %, cheap .H W..
nnugrou i, elsewhere I'm rho past 'h'
rouI.riug 'rodr gave employment :"
probably over un hundred "Drho'm
More would D." required no" Ihi- Is "a
. ,.... .I,..l. .i..,.., r,.f,r,.-f. IA. r,,t.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29

There IL reasonable ground Tor hope
/ that IN. tariff question will be- disposed
Of before the adjournment OF the present
Congress. The Roadway being made IN
both the Senate and House, leads ns t"
make this declaration tn" effect upon
the country will be most beneficial,
even il some Of the duties levied may
not be- quite satisfactory, rs the success
tul cunduct Of business depends ~ much
mon the stability of the revenue laws
A. upon any other cans". Merchants
viii not purchase large stocks Of g"sls
until the markets become settled and
there is no danger Of II reduction OF
prices through change in the schedule
Of duties. Therefore, the sooner Con
-lr-- di-po-es ii this question the better
il will u, ;rr the interests Of the country
at iargr Only the yrrirSt d"inaguEue
can wish h. keep the question open for
another wear The effect would be- To
PROSTATE business, and convert many
prosperous Hhprrr> into bcggars, The
( Democrats ranuot he benefited hy such
a state of AFFAIR.", and We trust that
There SSH. be- wisdom enough in Con
.,r,-- 7. prevent them making such a
ra~l. experiments Few of them, how
F ever will VOTE, for 'hc hua. passage of
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
MUSIC BOXES.
CLOSING UTSALE
At HALF THE REGULAR PRICE.

This being our last sale In this
city for Some ears, " desire To sell
Oui the entire stock before closing
our kal earOOsns for the season. To
this end We quote the loves posi-.
bile prtces, with only small adv ance
over cost Of man u fac turing, 10 GOV.
err expenses.
only finest quality High Class
Music BOxes, specially made for
our retail trade, including many
new sly les, with latest improve
mcnts, and Of the greatest dura.
biiiiy: fnr superior Ia the ordinary
Music BOX es generally sold In this
country. The tone Of these boxes
II very powerful and ~ the same
time remark ably sweet. Musical
RONes with Bells, Drums easttsg.
nets, Celestial Voices. Harp.Ztthcr,
PircOiO. TrenOlO, n andOline. Forte.
Piano, and Sublime Harmonic &c.
" ith two and three main spr1hgs.
running twice and three times The
length OfOrdinnry Music BOncs ny
one winding.
Large Stock Of Small Music Boxes; also,
Albums, Cigar Parlurs, Decanters, Sc, with
concealed music.
Immense Display, Now fslecton.
No home should be " tthcut one 81
these beautiful Instruments.
This ~ Am opportunity seldom o.
fcrcd. Price list On application.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
BOMBAY, JANUARY 20, 1852.


Old ana New fIOur bnTT''~'
Should -four barrels I've used a second
imc for the same purpose first intended
Is a question which is attracting puh'i'
attention in our State. In pennsylvania
and other States the question has been
already decided negatively hy their Leg
islatures The reasons tur this prohlhi-
ton are mainly oi sanitary character
for the preservation of health ana tor
the prevention of the spread oi c"nja-
giou, diseases 1t may be asked no"
flour barrels carry diseases? tn" purS-
ton is very easily answered. They carry
contagious diseases the sameaS clothing,
either good or cast on taken ron
houses where cpldrmic~ prevail. Could
not the germs Of smallpox he carried oft
as readily in an empty flour barrel rs in
an empty Goa, or dress Veto not hn""
but what the odd, would be against th'
flour barrel, because, it being one ri
the principal articles much ua"d during
the prevalence Of disease, II would Ia
more likely 70 catch and retain SOM
germ uf the disease, than clothing n"
worn by diseased patients.
We turn our faces in horror from th'
effects Of a household infected with
smallpox that appear, upon the streets,
as we world 'uru them from Il pr~ll-
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
volTA,G BELT CO.. MARSHALL. MICH.
DIR, SIMMS
Veg stabie pills.
The Perfection Of Pills,
Mankind's favOrite piIla.

The most lannon's liver medicine on earth
No gripping sickness or weakness attend ihei'
operation They do not leave the bowels pos
tive. They ton, and strengthen ia" LAYER
Dnd act on the Kidneys. stomach and SKIN
rpring liver complaint Slck hcndhrhe,, nrn
pain in the bowels Kidneys or bladder, etc
Hory valuable IL dyspepsia, m"Iari'I fever o
iumb ag.ne, rhIlls and fever, general weak
ur.. loss ofapp"titc. etc. They ar" spI"ndic
fer week. y females rs AN assistant I" kr"p ne
system healthy. They are endorsed ana re
commented by Thousands ~ the incest, pur
GHtIyc and splendid liver medicine. Elegant
~ sugar coated. % ccntsn box: family boxes
q in ON" H. sent by mail. Sold by icadinr
dealers III mcd.rinos Main depot Fourth and
Is ing streets, Wilmington, Del, aud coz Airl
street fnmdcIpuIa. n"'E2-t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-29
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- SA2TiNt'ky RAlLkOAD


Train. viii leaye Wnmlugt . a. follow:
FOR Philadelphia and int"rped,a'e ste
uous. e.'h 80, 1913 A. M; 80, >, go, ~
NJ
Philadelphia tsxirossj, >, 423, 90.
SID 9, SIn, . 81, y. 50 !. Y :; Ilt, 20, t.H
=. %, ,33, 20 T. N
A. 81; ~ .as, l.b9, 40, 5.I7. '.3s, 10 =. E
Baltimore and IL ernedieto s.atiDns, l.Ot
al, 10 90 4. NJ, aIr 800 =. NJ.
Haltirore and bay Lire, s57 7
bai.irore ard Washington, J ~, II, bW
81 A. NJ; 100 II, 90, E o., t.j7, III, +. n
baltimore only, | 0s, 1000 A. NJ; VAS o1d
Z n.
Trains for delaware Division Leave fer:
New castle, 900. 80 A. NJ; 1870, S", t.1'
= NJ.
Harrington and intermediate stations, IL
A NJ; LOO, t.zt =. M,
DeimaY and intermediate stations, $40 A.
M; Leo r. ~.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
M|SF|T PARLORS,
NO. l
EAST FOURTH ST.
DIR. kiInInH' Blood Purifier.

The frcnt Blood Cure purihcs the blood
rapidly and has made and Is still at the pres
ent time making many remarkable cures If
terrible diseases Of the blood. II Is not tr-
ming with the public TO Say it cures Scroiula,
pimples on the Skin Blutchcs, Rheumatism,
with our Pain Scarcher. VI lccrs. Itchy dis
eases Of the Skin, Eruptions, bad discascs Of
the Blood, letter, Itch, Erysipcls. Sores ana
Eruptions Of every KIND, or ChIIIrcns Nasal
Catarrh discharges from the cars, diseases Of
the Throat and Mouth. And in M diseases
requiring Purifier this medicine Will act
promptly and perform thorough rurc. This
Purifier il a positive preventive Of the VIC.
lencc OF smallpox by purifying the blood
Keep the blood pure ana small .poX cannot 20
beyond II vnrilOld; bad blood makes the dis
case bAd, pure blood makes 1t mid in its at
tack Oi wards it of altogether. Use this
remedy and you are safe and certainly as safe
as vaccination Will make you. If not far moro
secure from the now dreaded disease. We
nave used IT many time IN our large pri-
vate practice with complete success. 81 Il
bottle, or six for ~. MAN depot Fourth and
King streets, Wilmington, DEL, Philade-
phia COZ Arch street, johnson, Holloway n
Co., Wholesale Agents Sold by druggists
and dealers In medicine everywhere. B-ot.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
Dots.

Mr.. Shallcross, the new President Of
the Levy Court is sixty-sevcn years Of
age. lie was Il member of the court from
1889 10 1866 being elected on the Peoples
ticket He was again - member from
1871 to 1915 rs u Democrat. He form
eriy had large peach orchards near ST
Georges
r. II. Lilmmis announces that the
meeting to be held to elect members Of
tn" city and ward Republican commit
tees will be held in the Fifth Ward AT
the northeast corner of Fifth and Tat
nall streets.
There will be u meeting of colorrd
citizens in the EziOn NJ. f. church this
evening, when matters in regard to the
race will be discussed.
James Barber had his hand injured
while coupling cars at the west yard
last evening. DIR. Kane attended to his
injuries.
The residents Of Front street make
frequent complaints about Dugan's sa
loon. Scarcely a night passes without
Il row.
The condition Of the pavement on
Third street, near French street, is in a
dangerous condition.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
BOARD OF HEALTH.


The Board of Health held u special
session last evening, with President
Bush in the chair. The object of the
meeting was to consult with the vaccine
physicians in reference to the proposed
legislation to place them under the con
troll of the Board of Health instead of
the City Council Drs. Chadwick and
Lukens were present, and the last named
stated that during the month of Janu-
airy he had yaccinated G3l persons, from
whom he had received 1928. The posi-
ton seriously intertered with his regu-
lar practice, and he contemplated hand
ing in his resignation.
DIR. Bush replied that the vaccine
physicians were likely to be kept very
busy for some time, and it was the de
sire Of tn" Board to have the work at
tended to faithfully. If persons would
not consent 10 b" vaccina,cd, compul
sorry measures would have to BIZ adopted
Dr,, Chadwick and Lukcns com,
planned that frequently when they
called at houses To inquire if the in
mates were vacClnated, the door was
slammed in their faces. This, they
supposed, was done by persons who
though that they visited houses infected
with the smallpox. DR.. Chadwick
stated that he used both the bovine
crust and vaccine points, and found the
points TO answer very we'll
Dr. Lukcns used the bovine virus
sold by H. James Belt, and found that
il operated well, and DR.. Draper thought
thai il WAS the best which could be- OBJ
tanned. The vaccine physicians were
requested t" inform the Board of Health
beior" next Tuesday night whether or
not they were willing to serve.
The Secretary complained of the care
less manner in which some physicians
reported smallpox cases, by not proper
ly filling the blanks, and on motion Of
Mr.. otto, he Wa, instructed to proceed
against all physicians who may here
after violate the rules.
An exceedingly interesting paper on
vaccination and vaccination was read
by Dr. Draper, which we are compelled
to omit to-day for want Of space. II
will, however, be published in full To.
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
DEATHA.
HITnSnN-nnthe7 th

HuDSON-On the It'll inst, Mary M, wife OF
John Is. Hudson, In her 33rd year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
yitcd To attend her funeral from the residence
of her husband, No. 500 Vest Second street, on
Saturday morning ut Q O'Clock. Interment ut
Lewis Del.
ADAMS.-On the 7th inst, Mrs. Annie
Adams, aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
yltcd to attend the funeral from the residence
" her parents, No. $50 East Seventh street on
Friday afternoon, at 30clUck. Services at the
house. lnterment ut Old Swede's church
Dearest sister thou has left u.s.
Thou hast lcft all earthly care.
Thou hast gone tp heaven,
To meet our mother there.
BROOkS.-ln Wilmington on February o,
1883, Martha T., daughter Of William II
and Sarah J.. Brooks aged II months
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence Of her parents, Gl5 East Tenth
street. on Monday afternoon to meet at the
house at 2 O'Clock, and proceed to Brandywnc
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
The Hearings Last Evening.

Thomas Smith, coI"rrd, was before
the Mayor last evening 10 answer the
charge Of maliciou, mischief and LARGE
ny. George A. L"Naistrc testified that
the defendant was employed at the
phosphate works Of Walton x Whann,
and had torn Oft some canvas used for
covering III" machinery, whirn he had
taken away for his own list. Tn" de-
PENDANT denied he charge, and at his
request the case was continued until
this evening 10 allow him to produce
witnesses.
Mary Cook, a light ,nulatto woman,
was charged with committing an as
saulr and battery On 4 coorrd woman
named Frauci, Lewis. The Mayor a-
Ter hearing the evidence adjud1rd her
gully, and imposed a fine Of % cents
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
FIFTH EDITION.
LEVY COURT.
Elections OF County Omeers Neary
and Dickey Collectors for vii.
ming ton.

Elections Of County Omeers-N
and Dickey Collectors for VII.
I,ingtOn.
Tho Levy Court was not called 10 or
der until ten minutes after eleven
o'clock, the Democratic members being
in caucus up ~ that time. The court
was called tO order by the President al
ter the members had entered. Tn.
minutes of the previous days sessions
were read and approved. Mr.. Taylor
then arose and moved that the Court 20
into the election of collectors and other
county officers The motion was adop,
Ell and on his further motion Aessrs
Cheairs and Febiger were appointed
tellers.
MIR. Taylor made all the nominations
that of George Gray for Attorney to the
court Mr.. Gray received votes and
2 blanks John j. Black, NJ. d., of New
Castle, was reelected Jail physician by
the same vote.
For County Treasurer William Her
bert received ths unanimous vote of the
Court as also did Thomas i. Smith for
janitOr
John NJ. Enos was elected night
watchman, he receiving q votes to two
blanks.
Seven votes to blanks were cast for
James ODonnell and he was declared
elected fireman of the Court House.
Trustees of the Poor were then nomi-
mated and the following elected by the
vote annexed:
James Bradford, I; Blank, a; Nath
Williams, q; Blank, s. George NJ. u
Hart, Il; Blank, O.; Thomas g. Budd, !:
Blank, 4; Saml. A. Armstrong, .;
Blank, 3.
The following were elected collectors
Of the various hundreds;
I'randywine-.John Handy, votes
to 3 blank.
Wilmington, northern district, Pat
rick Neary by same vote.
Wilmington southern district, John
T. Dckey, by Il vote of seven to five.
Charles NJ. Ncwlin for Christiana and
Joseph Barker for Mill Creek each re-.
Celved & votes to 5 blanks.
Nine votes were cast for William
Wilson, Of Pencadrr, there being but
one blank.
The vote was for James Toner and
three blanks for New Castle Hundred
Red Lion George NJ. Bright by vote
of 7, three blanks and one vote for DR.. D.
Frank Ellison.
James Gray received 7 votes, Blank
and Samuel Silver l for St. Georges
Hundred
Appoquinimink, John X. Weldin re.
ceived votes to 4 blanks.
Blackbird, Robert N. higgins re.
reived u votes to 4 blanks.
On motion the Court adjourned until
2 O'Clock this afternoon
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
The Professor.

The mountain brook in "Thc Pro
lessor is mentioned AZ a work of art
The water tnmbles naturally from roci
to rock in the moonlight, and the mus
that it makes is the music that lure
the trout fisher. Disciples Of lzak Wa
ton herebouts will doubtless see " Tn
Professor next Monday evening, an'
quietly express their judgment on til
stream
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
Board Of Trade.

Tn" Wilmington Board Of Trad" will
hold a special meeting in their rooms,
Exchange Buildings, this (Triday)
evening at = o'clock 10 tax" action on
t,r amended charter a general at
tendance of the members is rcJurStcd
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09

This is the day that Virgins great
flood was to deluge the Atlantic sea
board, and make it dangerous for YES
sells to be ont ON the waters away from
their native harbors.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
Superior Court.

Court re-convened at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, and Benjamin Nields,
Esq, on behalf of Samuel McClary, Jr. +,
filed two exceptions to the claims Of
Messrs. Curlett, for material and labor
for James II. Aaron, which he after
wards sold TO Mr.. McClary.
This claim is on a lien brought in
1882 under the Mechanics Lien law,
and the defendant contcnded that
under this statute no contractor who,
in whole or in part, furnished any ma
terial for the construction or the repair
ola building, could file lien on the
same until ~ days after the completion
Of the work, and within 80 days after
the expiration Of the 80 days. They
therefore contended that the claim was
Illegal, as the plaintiff filed his lien II
days aftr- the work was completed.
Messrs. Bird, johnson, and Hayes
appeared for the plaintiff, and the after
noon was spent in argument. The case
was finally, on motion Of Mr.. Bird,
postponed until the 18th of this mouth,
and there being no further business,
Court ordered IA recess until that time.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09

j. II. Hartman, druggist, Fifth and
Poplar streets, has just received a sup
ply of fresh vaccine points and quilts,
which are reliable.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09

JAMISON-ALEXANDER.-ln Union NJ
II. parsonage, Thursday, Feb. 18th, pat Up. m
by the Rev. Adam StenHle, Mr.. Alfred &.
Jamison, OF this city,to Miss Maggie Alexan.
der VI Cecil Co., Md
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09

Carton & Reeves, u Ind street mar
ketH Because tucy are selling rhoir"
roll butter AZ - cts, and prime tub a.
Is cts, al, pure and don you forget it,.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09

ton Of the vote whereby the ordinance
concerning the Office of Chief Engineer
and Surveyor was defeated at the last
meeting. The motion was carried, and
the ordinance passed, after fixing the
salaries az follows Chief Engineer.
&, 900 First Assistant, 81 900 Second
Assistant, 5000.
A number Of bills were passed and
orders directed 20 be drawn for the same
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
Head Il Co.'S Sale.

Head and Co.'S Fourth regular sale
Of securities and real e' tate, will be
held at the Smith Building to morrow
afternoon at = o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will lee
ture at the Opera House on Wednesday
evening, the Dist inst. The subject is
not yet announced.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
Mild weather..

Mr.. A. u. Wiltcnberg, writing from
Florida, to II friend in this city, de-
srribcs the weather az being delightful
There is no Use for OvercOats or buffalo
robes in that section.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09

Spccia, | ent -"-yico, are held in St
Patrick 5 thur.u King street. sunday
and Friday evenings ut ! 80
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
10 10 CPiDpen's,

No. > East Ind street, and get cup of
elegant rs c. Java coffee, free Of charge.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09

When you want coed likenesses and
pictures finely finished 90 10 lI~cher's
Gallery, 3l5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09

INDR SALE-A CORNER PROPERTY
X in II thickly settled part Of the cIty, and
on horse railroad, Suitable for grocery or
other purposes. liEALD ~ GO. t4t
NOR RENT HOUSES ATTITT COR
L Of 9th and Union str, and one at @l2 "
End it. Mt. POOLE, sLh and Adams. FIST
NOR SALE-AT SrIDHAM'S AUCTlON
r. room! on saturday. at 10 o'clock, a. m.
II coal oil route, wagon, trunks, measures, etc,
fDlt'
DOARHINf-FOR SINGLE GENT. Il.
ID men. Also, pleasant room for man and
wife, ut 422 Market st. fJ-Gt"
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
Dwelling House Mold.

william u. Pickles, has sold beau
tifuI cottage dwelling, III Rodn'.
street, (not his own reodcncc), to Cha'
j. Howell, at price not named.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
CripDcn. No. 8 Fast End street,

will draw you u cup of tea SO yo'l may
know the favor before buying lFs
him.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09

Five Pounds Elegant Coffee
for $l.00 at Crippen's, No. East End
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
HOW TO
Save Your Money.

WYE have n few Of those ChcviOt
w OvcrcORts left that We sold
for Gil that we Will sell for $3.50,
NlSFIT PARLORS.
INlevcn Fur beaver OverrOatS, all
~ large siEes, worth $3.50, at
$500.
MIsFIT PARI.ORS.
rT'en light collar light weight
i OyercOats, worth sl5, for ~.
MISFIT PARL.ORS.
LNifteen very fine OvercOats, con.
T. sisting Of Black and Green Gas.
tor beaver, light collar Aeppit
cloth and dark CheviOt OvercOiSfs,
will be sold ut - great sacrifice.
MISFIT PARLORS.
Come very fine Black English
y WOrsted kark and Chesterfield
Suits. These were made to order At
from 835 u $40, viii he sold very
low.
MISEET PARLORS.
A few Of the very latest styles In
"A double and single-breAsted
Sack Suits. There II none that cost
less than 62S. These suits are
heavy weights and must be sold.
MISFIT PARLORS.
II fact We haye n complete line or
pants In style and pattern that
VIII suit the most fastfdiOus, at so
per cent.Iess than regular prices,
nj the
Daily Republican., 1883-02-09

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= inform,
IJool fund
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nor to an
lawful, il
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ring it fol
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FRIED ~, i
INSIST of I'll
p occuImt
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the bllsiI
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SECTION 1
ned shall
for ine(
I'l,arinac
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l,racticil
I'll be fle(
t or drugd
III serve I
> shall an
d one pin
Ike or sigl
person f
~ sick Il
"SSilry as
Il who sll
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I"Sai'i, $
Ia'ion of
Il thereof
, nor mo