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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
By the Governor;
HENRI G. MYEEs. Secretary Of state


John Thompson Is dark cntupieN4oned, little
stopped -houldered about five ieet 10 inches high
rather slender; about 20 years old
Andrew Trouer, Is ginger cake color about
feet inches high; rather heavy-set; smooth face
about q years old; has large eyes that show con-
siderable white. Both have moderate education,
and always go armed with pistols.
iunel7. '-I-3w.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
The Death Roll.

Rev Daniel Dennisol Whe1on. D D.,
LID, late editor of Tho Methodist Quar-
terry Review, has died at Atlantic High
lands
Commander Lewis Clark, Z. S. s. Ali
anee, has died at Key West OF consumption
Archbishop Bourget, formerly bishop Of
Motreal, is dead at the age OF eighty-six
years.
Samuel Mclaughlin, q prominent citizen
IF Greensburg, Ind, aged s. years, died
suddenly.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Cooper's Well water by the case, pints
and quarts, plain and carbonated, at SPEx-
GEER 4 Sons. June Il. So 2nl.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
Keep Out The Flies.

WIRE CLOTH WINDOWS AND DOORS
w put up complete Leave orders at
janI0. s5-8t SIDEWAYS
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
-7.7717.-s-.s-------l
E. G.. T. BOOTH.

-lsvecEssoR TO BooTn 4 HIPPLE.-
HoUsE. SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTING
Il trRAGSTSs A SFEs1ALIT. shop back Of John
tay lor's Blacksmith Shop. PascseoHla 81
luncll, ~ JACKSON. Mss
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Senator George and Representative
Barksdale have before them Tor deter
mnation the papers in the primary
election Capt Clingan having contested
the result, and Mr.. Bulkley having filed
an answer II is quite safe to predict
that there viii be no more postotllce prl-
District
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Captain T. IT. Dickson. Of Meridian.
spent q day in our city last week.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
SEA FOAM COTTAGE,
MARY ucINNIs AL-swORTH.
Car. wssbing;oH and Front streets,
BAY ST. LOUIS. MISS.

s-fs able viii always be provided with the lest ths
market affords RATEs-s2oe1 70 5000 per
month. Reduction for Families.
iuuaS s. -snl-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Miss Annie Henry has returned from
her visit 20 Brandon.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Those skilled and industrious carpen-
tiers, Messrs. Peever ~ Grimmer, appear TO
be getting all the work they can attend to
They have recently erected a considerable
addition to DR.. Harrington's residence,
they did the wood work on the new Crescent
Warehouse, and have added several new
rooms to Gen. Georges residence. Their
shop is on the corner Of Capitoi and Presi-
dent street
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

The meetings at Baptist church, con.
Quoted by MAJ. Penn, were closed Monday
night, when the house was crowded. After
the sermons ten persons-nine ladies and
and one gentieman-receiyed the ordinance
Of baptism, administered by the pastor
During the progress Of the meetings, which
continued about three weeks, upwards oi
eighty persons went forward to be prayed
Tor or rose in their places for the same
purpOae. Several others viii unite with
the church on Sabbath next and be bau-
TIED Sunday night
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

The Government Building Is so nearly
completed, the Treasury Department has
transferred it to the custody Of Hon. +. o.
sykes, Internal Revenue Collector for
Mississippi, thus relieving Maj J. L.
Nohord, who has attentiyely discharged
the duties Of Superintendent. The build
ing viii be occupied during this month by
the postoffice and Federal Court Offices.
Mr. A. z. Kerr has received his commits
sion a. lanitor Of the building and Bud
- just the man to keep the establishment
in good order.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

at Rules to defend the suit in said court Of The
Central LithoEaphiug and Engraving Company,
wherein YOU defendant.
Witness my hand and seal of said thaucery Court
, hereto attached, az Office At Jackson, Mis-
e." ~ siSsippi this Jane 18TH. 1855.
". I. EATIFF Chancsry Clerk.
iuneiT ,'Ss-iw.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

The annual exhibition Of st. Joscph's
school will take place tomorrow Thurs
day night. The programme is attractive,
and the entertainment promises to be Of
unusual excellence. A small admission
Zee twenty- five cents. will be charged
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

The Masonic fraternity at Goshen
Springs, Rankin county, have arranged to
celebrate So. Johns Day, 2ith inst Rev.
DR. Roudcbuzh has accepted an invitation
O.. deliver am address on the occasion.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

We learn the new ninety-inch Morse
compress that was on exhibition at our late
Exposition. and awarded a frat class pre-
MUM, has been sold to Messrs. Lyerly,
Richardson and Others, and will al once
be removed to and. erected at Jackson.
Miss. This ia a very superior com
press, second 10 none ever erected. and our
Jackson friends are to be congratulated.
This press will enable them to give through
bills Of lading to all foreign ports. which
they have not been able 10 Do heretofore
y Q. Picavnne-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Mr.. NJ. b. Richmond, for many years
connected with the press on our Sea Coast,
has removed to Texas, and is now publish
ing the Lampasas Daily Dispatch, with
Mr.. Il. f. Owen. Mr.. Richmond was
raised in this city, and received his first
instruction in the art of printing from the
proprietor of THE CLARION. He Is a
"born journalist and we hope his present
venture will prove for him a move in the
right direction.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
Startling Gases.

Mr.. r. R. Saulter, of Atlanta, Ga, says:
''B. B. B. has cured on me an ulcer which
had resisted all other treatment for so
years.
J. NJ. Ellis, OF Atlanta, was cured of
stubborn case Of eczema of twelve years
standing by the use OF B. B. B.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
CHANCERY NOTICE


THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
TO q. II. EvKRS. DEFHSDANT.
NrOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED TO AP-
l pear before the Chauccry Court OF the County
oi Kinds, First District, i'm said state, on the
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

The party Of young men who enjoyed
10 prolonged "a fishing excursion last week
have returned, bearing with them uumis-
table evidences Of the pleasures and CON
gcnieures Of camp life in the swamp.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
Personal.

The English government has appointed ".
". Evans, Of New York, as enc Of the board
OF engineers to report upon the construc-
ton OF q railway bridge in New South
Wales.
Frederick FL Marsh, of Chicago, was ap-
pointed United States marshal FOR tbs North
ern district Of Illinois
Gen. Logan paid his respects to Gen.
Grant, by whom he was congratulated on
his reelection to the senate
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

A delicate child Is more subject to
worms than q healthy one, as in the econ
onlv OF nature, one animal is made to sub
sist on another, and the weaker goes down.
Think Of this and give shriner's Indian
lyermifnee the infalliDIe remeny. For sale
at Lemly's drugstures.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
CULTIvATORs

DgOwNsS POPULAR COTTON CULTrvA
ID ToEs; the. Eagle, me Enterprise and Hsn'ii
- e. ID BuSTASfASTfs
ffnS. ss5-sn. Manufacturers Agcaf.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

TIE CLARION moves that the military
companies which will pass through Jack
san ON their way 10 the Greeuvilc drill, be
bfeak.a-ted at this place, under the aus
pieces Of the Capital Light Guards. Boys,
what say YOU
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
Dissolution of Partnership

THE PARTN ERSHIP heretofors existing te-
Il tween the undersigned. under the 6rm BaIae
81 tSisber 4 tirayeketf. West Jackson Bakery and
Hrocefy STORE j. his day dissolved BY mutual con-
sent harles Graveial1 retiring from the ar1n-
Harry / t.lsher wa5 carry fhe business at the
cid stand, on Capitol street and is authorized -
collect al debts as TO- and settle all claims ssains,
said arm HARRY I. FISHER
CHAS GBAVEtoTr
JACKsoN, Mss, June IS ISIS
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

! scientist has discovered that drink
ing too much coffee will cause bald
heads. If this be 50, what passes for
coffee in the average boarding house
l. a blessing in disguise as a hair pre-
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
A Horse Thief Come to Grief.

Coopcr's Well water by the gallon al
SPENGLER Sons. June II, S5-2m.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
EsR0GEANs IATEON
500 90 RID.

wHEREAS 1t appears boy information received
w by me- that on or alout November n, lisa
GEp. r. BIRusOSG. a citizen of Kinds county
shot and dangerously wounded by John Thompson
and Andrew IrDtter. and they afterwards made
their escape and still at large
Now, therefore. /, ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for the
and delivery OF the said fugitiyes lor 5000
eschi 10 the sheriff Of Kinds county; said reward
is payable on conviction. And ] do moreover,
require all officers of this state 60 bee diligsnt in
their efforts % arrest said lugitives.
Given under my hand and the Great seal 81 the
f. state affixed, at Jackson, this 9Th day si
IT, ~ june A. y. 1855.
ROBERT LOWRY
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
Bargain Counters q!

and sold regardless of Cost or Value.
We mean to clear out our Remnants
and odd lots
Ezg Remember days and dates,-com-
mencing, Tuesday, June 23d, and
continuing through Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
We give notice in advance of this
sale so all may know Of 1.-THE oppor-
tunity will not occur again this year.
Goods will be offered at less than half
the cost 10 make.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

I.rleff4hE 20 the foregoing notice the undersigned
desires express has gratitude % the customers ~
the arm oi hi>her tsravelotr for their uatraua-a
in the past, and 70 solicit continuance oi the
same, to n T BiSber, his former partner and sue
eessor. tiIAS. GBANELDTT
June =. 'S1-St
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
Take a Pill

to regulate the bowels and drive awav the
Il TX and bilious headache which Is the
result of constipation. But don't rack vonr
frame and overburden your organs By tax
ing the old-fashioned great, dartie gripping
pills. Science makes rapid advances, and
Dr.. Pierce's pleasant Purgative Pellets
are the result of careful study and skiIlfal
preparation They are entirely vegetable.
and operate without disturbance to the
organs OF The body, or TO the occupation or
diet of the person.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

II the thousands who suner from serof-
ula, either acquired or hereditary, were to
use Home Sanatiye Cordial they would
soon observe a marked improvement in the
character and quality Of their blood
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
WE'LL!
EgsNDs COUNTY. MISS.

rEIIIS NOTED HEALTH RESORT + NOW
4 open for the accommodation Of visitors il Is
situated miles from Raymond, on the y, J. & c.
Z. Road. The hQtel VIII he kept
FIRST CLASS IEOTEE.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Miss Devillers, an educated and re-
fined French lady, is teaching French in
quite a number of our prominent families.
4 gentleman in town, who is thoroughly
conyersant with the French language, says
that Miss Devillers is an accomplished
teacher and a valuable acquisition TO our
city, and that she should have a liberal
patronage from our people, that she may
locate here permanently.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

In Bomby, husbands cut of their
wives noses for punishment The wo-
men in this country are too sharp for
their husbands. They never talk through
their noses.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

The drink bin of Great Britain and
Ireland for 1884 amounts to e126, 349.-
$50 sterling, or more than 5000. 600, 600.
OF this 81, 483, $50, or s372,4Is, 100, was
spent for beer At least $500, 000. 900 of
this vast total came from the working,
struggling, starving classes Hard as
the times were, this frightful total
shows aud increase of 81 $50 900 above
1883. 1t is only this infamous business
that is good in hard times Our own
statistics are rlmost as bad
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

Yesterday morning, at St. Peters
church, occurred the funeral services of
Miss Sallie O'Sullivan, who died at noon
Of the previous day, after long and pain
ful illness. She was bright, sweet girl,
Just passing into womanhood, and her
death will cause a sad vacancy in the circle
of friends where she was loved SO we'll.
Her bereaved mother and little sisters,
have the sincere sympathy Of their many
friends
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

West jackson continues to boom.
Messrs. Worrell & Yerger are to open a
new Drug Store in the recently built new
them. SpToat's Refrigerator Ice House,
just above the Illinois Central X. +.
Depot is also in West ackson, and ia quite
an important addition 10 our industries.
With Friedman & Abraham new brick
block. DIR. Peoples three story brick addi-
ton 10 his popular hotel, with the new
Morse 30 inch Compress, Geo. Lemons new
cottages, and the fine iron bridge over
Town Greek. West Jackson can put on airs,
with something to show for it, too.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17


Gen. \ ates Freeman, John p Withers,
Ed. Nall and Judge Calhoon, were down
at Cooper's Well a few days ago to partake
OF its healthful waters, and to inspect the
new hotel and other improvements made
at CoOper's Wei, with a view Of spending
a portion Of the summer there with their
families Gen. Freeman, who has visited
all the noted summer resorts and watering
places in this country, gives it as his opin-
ion that the accommodations at Cooper 5
Well are 6rst-clas4 and superior to the
Greenbrier, White Sulphur and other pop
ular watering resorts at the North, while
the cuisine, the cooking under the dire.-
ton Of Fred Hartman, late Of the steamer
Natchez, Is not surpassed by any hotel in
the country. The Messrs. Spenglers have
rendered a great service TO the public and
the country in restoring this valuable sani-
tarium, 80 that invalds and others may
avail themselves Of the wonderful medical
prophecies of its water, but they have
made a mistake in charging $3.50 a day.
while the accommodations they furnish
are worth probably what they charge, in
view OF the stingency of money matters,
and the fact that their new hotel has its
reputation to establish, We think it would
be good policy to reduce their price to two
dollars a day for this summer, anyway.
We wish these enterprising gentlemen the
greatest success.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17
EsROGLA VI ALTON.
5000 90 RID

WHEREAS II appears by Information received
" by nae, that joe Davis, JEFF. Ieftaiier- Jona-
Jackson. Adam Tole, Tore Watson, Geo. Dockery,
Ii. kObh Henry Williams. sam. Hicks. Jake MI
ham<, Waller Wright, and Alex. Eatif. PeHiIen-
tiary cJnyicts made their escape and are still At
large:
Now, therefore, T. ROBERT LOWRY, Governor
Of Mississippi do offer the above reward f0r the
and delivery Of tbs said conycts, or 5000
each for one or more Of them "a Hamilton, Hoskius
Il Co lessee Of Penitentiary. said reward Is
payable BIZ said Lgessees. And I do moreover, re-
quire all OIccrs OF this be diigeut IA their
efiJrts 70 arrest ssid Fugitive convicts.
Given under my hand and the Great seal % the
r+ state Affixed at Jackson, this 9tA day oi
tt-'i June, \. d. 1854.
ROBERT LOWRY.
bg the Governor
HENRY e. n ERs. Secretary 81 state.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-17

The examination exercises at Jackson
Collegiate Academy have been in progress
Monday and Tuesday and will be concluded
to-day. Members of Examining Com
mittees, and visitors. express themselves
highly pleased with the progress and pro-
iciency OF the pupils. Tonight there will
be an oratorical contest for a gold medal,
and tomorrow night a debate, military
drill, etc. The public cordially invited
The Tombstone., 1885-06-09
Gr,xnE ScIcccss.

Taa 5ali given ;.st ereuin- q Ain;na K change bali by -he G-anfc-r:ra. :aiGsls W1. Gcci.edfya grand succcs~, hoih iinarc.a'y 7 .r, -7...''~. Tacaal lad been 'as, ;a,:y ccco.a:co. ;Hc f;o~1 7.,sly wax C. "oi ,h- dressing rooms tar .5,n iad:cs and cca.s all that could te desired. Thc aTfau.cucH cerrni:,ec LeG wisely se'ure6 ;he 6cTT:ces or ttc City ;aod -7i.ich under th" ie-oers1i;' or v- Tr-r "" y'H-e7t -'ee c-~"eijn.-- 7 C -t- ',.r.- -'c~,r 7, tae .'Fs.- -a.ro- a- ~---.sos- e~r..eas4e r.-- t.'s =as-.rrs er;r se,.s:e9 ,,7 L.s sci # .-s.,'ra's. 1;@ay were the ren.-se ned n prare ci ,ae rtac.s sn fLe s1,ccss Df thg Sal:-
 The agrangcnen: caaaa::tec had p-"nerec soaa.e I.el,; EqeiI refreshments and ar iny.fa tioo ,ras ex.cnd-1 to all 70 2sr,a&e, waics invitation ras gl2d'y accepted
The Tombstone., 1885-06-09
NrfT' ORLEANS ANn THE
 TEXAS 2UAR%NTINE, "
"A Shotgun QUaian:ine Dc ciarcd bg- the T'oc1a5 .Hs.ard
 Agalnst NC1- Orleans
pr. Swca:ingcH, of TeZos. Bohs Up as a CaDGidate
 for Esininc Uopors.

4: T ncr':nc of ;fc Ecy- Cf.rs.s Sos:i oi hcs,:h recently the ci;cu;ar ;r;te- ?. Dr
 S~earir .nn. n.csid-nt nf the Tcxa. sfst.
 board of h-a'th declaring shot gnu qu,--
 ,s;;r" ay,inst New OrIcrns, vac t.ken mp.
 pr. nnlt. pr-s.!rDt nr the Louisiana board
 o: ,rriih. said Dr. Sup,rin2.n's communlca- tioc shnr,a bc read between the lines. it
 rcs only short fine nSn :hat Nr. !lpfehin, son. general r,ara~cr of the Southern c.- yicy. Esi' das.aIcG :n ,rr ;R,',:) tha:. F Gvaran,ine wAs decreased from ten days de-
 :rn''oE .o lc>s. S~cnrirs en wnb,ah he heard f:o:' arc, ha lad hecn heard from. a.. 'so..
 sutn.ttct tc .hc h2ard q lengthy .cf,y i,s
 Dr. S-".cr;rrrr, which wns a1np;ec ss ;he v,-r-i of :hc board in h;s rc,Iy nr. icls say: "Thc pcsii;ca is .,snretiy e-i:'csi
 '-rca .h. s'.ta ai T"yas $ ;..ut in by ~
 1ers' cneran'inc, vhi.s :4c grc~t port of
 Eev- Orleans, win access ,c d-er sea through her js.tics, is placed. on footing CT free rntrY win Rsi;;u,r-c a=G New York.
 rc- t,c ,.:l:vcr:Gl good ot Louisiana, Tcxs7.
 a.l a,i Q: th- states Of .hc ga. ard ,hc M 2.
 -irsin.' -a'i"r. r-e gre t,crd.r= cnr cncrs:..
 in s--,r.,ra ..' ,": tr dive h.:hor :r,r.-.
 tee lgnin5; t'c ir'rrria.inn of p-s ;lsrc.,
 f@iiici immediately ,tr.sc. i.c s.IacL!vs iron. rorr- -i"rrc. Re '.o.r r.ho -a2--i ~.,', erri.. :r tho r"ss!b'. sprcg:s of orr ishors wc arr c;:.rceG ':.;i i2g lc u.?"r:rrr.. Eo.:y c..a:..r~r. = 2. i.,no-at.n- arj every pro. ie~t ..,e 1o ;."': ...ro:;y' :.t c-6-.l Q: orTc
 ....a' -"i r~ -.-s,r- -r'!: ]; should get br V ''rs ..i.:', c;;'-- nur protest against lock
 .i." ;i,o i,nri VI '-n ,'.:rr-. n order ::.s { th" :r,:c T-l,'; "f lcyas IFS, Ern;nrr,
 :..H 9. rn.rf:.r. :,:.f.X.i. ?. TeHas is as deer i- ror-c-r,"d l- r.-" -nas:l,I.n q, i. sue ccs. un..if .I~nr" ,n inrr:iin...!r r'cl*insto 10 h~r ,an;.c .n: va. " .I.ySo-. hrr -rHr' i.i
 r,cili:;". H.ir -.;,.rt l. ir hch,lf "f Inc r.,..'.: ;::.:c s.:' C. t',r :"rer.l ~rna. be
 f.r- ;.:..-'' ''i" r..,r';: T:sa"s's "f an i"a'- ciI,'.' o~ ..'." u!"', r-g s.i :irh corporations I:,..a. r.,. :. .r ,"t ...;- hnldi in Jsras .s .;g,i 7s .n 1n;.:-iin .-; iastii;;;iny Dis g:2-i e.t'c; ,.e rr. ir,H'a [" pr.crs. arl rar r7ai. errors, ET. 1-c only ..,c ",'i - rr advised D. .!.-rn. Jlr whole tcG.i1:: 2 "aa f.rrci;iato,y "a i.'e view Q! our uYiyhGo-4. aal yc s:.nf ready to do any rrGsonshls thing . -Irt.,in ..r' p-trila- harmony. 5n' we sharply draw ;ht i:..5 ii ;he :p:rgia q , eel: respect e~,! ;-;..1, oI in.;irdIT 'rrat- IHcr,,
The Tombstone., 1885-06-09
.-N,..rL... .-1.-,.
Ecr"-as .o-Ge~

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 F''o ,ooa, trsF,, 3e,vcen ger. nai a'' po;a.a or he coro:a ra,,wsr. $ ;oc-ers- :-c aan-.
 I.E. w'k'-sor --ceor. --. ,,-o,o.' constructing c.yo:-'c ,;sa;and ;cc 7o.i; in Hsrmos',.o
 Ri ,oat .'c',,-s -.- ~c- ,o--~~c,, 5~a o' tAo acenc7 ,- No-s'o=, ra- a.' ?,..~ o' ,l,c -2'.cd Secs and CeaG1r.
 e :. To~.-c-. ~.,re cd darrh:c-. rro'~ Tc~cNrca, paeaei ,r ca tte sc2,,: bound t-ain o7 -vesds- ,as.
 Tic wagon :oad e f,,c ~-o1. --;7-,si '3'7o ;s q ,es; fn;ahed, mi ,he r,ror.-- err will ba ,a';ea ia os @.- -z ~oe-.h."
 Ire csr leads If coz, -7H'oa; ;e ,-.~-., ed 10 a.rr.v ;,'e eesec:nv ''-i.v oc r" ~2- -a" as-s-3 .l-9r;e so-e f'. G,4a--,rs yc~,r:3a-.
 Tie ~ic:oc .-- 7ao.~>s !. B-7~-. rcont 1rriae re'.-,ei CT: ooay j. V-.rs- 'o-, f.-t saa 'rn'- :n ,':a: c;,y ,~s. s-2- .t.-
 ~r~ ~ce. *, 7.., ~--,, las 5.ca c~. o~ser;.- no,. a-, ~, cas ras1s o4: s..r7 that -vr r~e rn. s.'rr !, 50 .os as '- :s s'a.oa .r h7:r T.'..a-
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