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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-11
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-11

The freely only shines when on the
wing. So it Is with the mind, when
ence we rest we darken.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,

CousrY or MoHAvR. ''
Notice is hereby given that unless the
Delinquent Taxes, together with the cost
and percentage thereon, az published In
the foregoing list. are paid, /, the under
signed Tax Collector OF said Mohavo
county, will apply 10 the District Court,
held In and for said county, at tho next
ensuing term thereof, to wit: at the april
term, to be held in said county on the
first Monday ia April, A. d. 1888, for
judgment against the lands and real estate
and personal property described in tho
foregoing Delinquent List of Taxes, for
the taxes set forth in said List and for
costs and interest and for All order 70 sell
tho same for the satisfaction thereof; and
also that on the Monday next succeeding
the day fixed by law for the commence
ment OF such term Of the District Court,
all the lands aud real estate and personal
property for the sale OF which au order
shall be made will bc exposed TO public
sale, at the building whero the District
Count is held, in said county, for tho
amount Of said taxes, interest and costs
due thereon.
Dated January 3ist, 1888.
DANIEL SMITH,
Tax Collector OF said County.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

The Copper Queen mine at Bisbee Is
said TO be producing twenty tons OF clean
copper per day.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Total. Observation-Disclosures.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
One hundred and thirteen
and one.half (ll3H) miles Of
tel graph line, consisting and
composed Of telegraph poles,
wire. glass insulators, tele.
graph Instruments, etc, be-
tween a point ~ miles east
OF Peach Springs. being tho
point at which the eastern
boundary line Of the county
OF Mohave crosses the said
telegraph line. and the cen.
ter of the Colorado River, at
Station 5.096, on the Allan.
tic * Pacific Railroad. being
the point at which the west.
ern boundary limo OF said
Mohare county crosses the
saialinc Of telesrapy, 10000
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04
Total

Total. Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Company, George l.. Sands,
Supt. All OF the land grant
ofthe Atlantic & Pacific Rail,
road Company within Mo-
have county, consisting Of
each alternate section OF land
between q line running par
allel with said railroad on
each side thereof and forty
(40) miles distant from tho
same and consisting Of about
fonr thousand $4,000 square
miles or 1850, 900 acres, at
five ~ cents per acre, sl28,-
00D.00 ....... ..,.,..,....
One hundred and thirteen
and one-half (1131a) miles OF
the main track OF the Allan
tic & Pacific Railroad, sitn.
ated, lying and being in the
county Of Mohave, az deter
mined by the Territorial
Board OF Equalization, in-
Guiding q pro rata distribu-
ton per mile OF all the prop
erty Of said company and
used exclusively in the oper.
alton OF said railroad, in
clading improvements on the
right Of way, consisting OF
earth cuts and fills, wooden
bridges, culberts, iron and
steel rails, wooden ties, fish
plates, bolts and spikes, roll.
ing stock, depot buildings,
telegraph lines and all other
property used exclusively in
tho operation Of said rail.
road, subject to taxation, In
said county Of Mohave, as
sessed at the sum OF seven
thousand dollars 81 ,O00) per
mile, aggregating in said
county OF Mohave the sum
Of seven hundred and ninety
fonr thousand five hundred
dollars 1874 500 ,00). .......
Said main track in the county
Of Mohave being described
AZ follows, to-wit: Com.
mencing at the eastern
boundary line OF said Mohave
county, where said railroad
crosses the western boundary
line OF Yavapai county, and
running thence in a westerly
direction along or near the
thirty-ffth t35th) Parallel Of
Latitude a distance Of one
hundred and thirteen and
one-half (ll31f) rniles TO the
western boundary line OF
said county. the improve
mrnts, buildings and other
property. OF said Railroad
Company baiua described as
follows. tO-wit At Peach
Springs one coal bin, one
steam pump and water tank.
Pix wooden huildingg. one
eating house. ono coal chute,
one stock chute and corral,
six cottages. and one round
house at Trnxton one engine
and water tank; at Hack
berry one depot bniliing: at
Kingman one sfeam pump
and water tank. one coal
chute and one depot brili-
ing: a. YUCCA one steam
prmn and boiler, two wood
en- horans and ore water
tank at Francnuia two wood.
en- honses at East Bridge
one telegram office. forrtaen
Office and living cars. incl,
furniture, machinery. tools,
stores, materials and rolling
atork.
Cost and percentage. .......
Total.
Perry, J. n. deceased. Estate
OF. Lot No. 3. in bIo"k 3,
Townsita OF kinQman. with
two frame buildings thereon,
Si.30.00.. ...............
Cost and percentage. .....
Total, l,.....................
W. o. One COW,
1850; fifteen mares, at
$500 zach, 1880; twelve
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Arizona Northern Mining Com &
pany, John Barry, Superin-
tendent. A cabin situated
about three hundred yards
west OF the Connor mine aud
nsed as boarding house,
$500; . cabin Situated near
the CoIin0r boarding house.
and used az a bunk hoIse,
5000; q frame house stu
ated on the COnnor mine and
used as a blacksmith shop,
s25. no; a steam hoisting plant
on the Connor mine, consist
ing OF engine, hosting ma
ehinery, frame work, wire
rope, etc, $3)1.00; two pat
ented mines, the ConEor and
Cerbat, containing thirty.six
acres. $l,75l.00; 4 patented
mine, tho Rolling Wave, con-
tanning ;wenty-one acres,
5000; a frame building sit
uated ut Cerbat and enclo3.
ing a complete five, stamp
mill, consisting Of boiler, en-.
gine, steam and water pipes,
water tanks, stamps, dies,
shaitins, pu!leys, bsIling,
pans, p.tt!crs, roasters and
all machinery aud equip
ments usually constituting
and belonging 90 "a complete
fiye'stamp qnartz mill, si,-
000.00; a building situated on
the north side OF Main street.
in the town oi Csrbtt, next
door east OF John Barry's
store, known as the Arizona
Mill and Mining Co.'s office,
1880; mining tools and
blacksinithins outfit, $500;
two horses, $3.50. 90 g.; material
on hand. 5000. ..".......
Cost and percentage. ...,...
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Total. ......... .....,.
Flores Mining 60. ApLtonted
mine known ~ the Flores
mine, containing twenty-one
acres, situated in Wallapai
Mining District, $4,000: 4
frame building enclosing a
complete fise-stdmp quartz
mill, with boiler, engine, bat
terv and two concentrttors,
about x OF a mile west from
Mineral Park and known as
the Lone Star Concentrator,
50, 800. D.Do................,..
Cost and percentage ...,....
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04
The MoHAvE MINER.
PuBLIxHKp EvEHY SATURDAY. Br
c. M. FUNSTON, Publisher.
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Professional cards, one inch, inserted AZ
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Cosa1saaicatioaa OF a PERSONAL nature
ri,l ss pablishsd At the option Of 'he editor
aud charged for at the rate OF ten cents Per
liAe.
The MREs will net be responsible Tor the
opinions and views Of its correspondents.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

IUtIE,.s .....,......
Farleo, J. II. 4 toll road from
Peach Springs 10 Canyon ho-
tel. q miles. $4,000; a
frame bailGin2 situated in
the west end Of the town of
Peach Springs, used as q
dwelling and lodging house,
with oulhouses. corral, etc. ..
s 500; a frame building sit
uatcd at the mouth OF Dia.
mond River and Peach
Springs Canyon, known az
Farlee's hotel, $4,000; flye
head Of saddle horses, at
5000, 5000; four burros,
5000; three passenger wa
gons, $1,000; household and
kitchen furniture. 5000;
blacksmith tools, 5000.
Cost and percentage. .......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Funston, C.. NJ. Lots Nos. 10,
q. %, %, q. in block No. 10.
Townsite OF Kingman, with
an adobe building thereon,
10000.
Cost and percentage ..,....
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

HYDE. Henry r. Two frame
buildings sitntt,d on the
north side OF Front street, IN
the town Of Peach Springs,
used as a saloon and restaur-
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04
TIME SCHEDULE.

Trains on the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road are run on Mountain or Standard Time
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04
KNGMAN, ARIZONA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY

colts, at 1000, sl2o.0ou.,. 1903
Cr. by cash paid Assessor. ll43
~ 40
Cost and percentages; .-.%.. 3.25
Total, ,..... ....a.,..-e.. : l0.45
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Corenwall, \. Improvements
on possessory right, consist
ing of corral, 1tc., situated on
Burro Creek, aud known as
Corenwali's ranch, $1,000;
one hundred and seventy.fiyc
head Of cattle, at S!2.l5 per
head, s2,ilj.25; FIVE head Of
saddle horses, at s35, %,
sl75.0o; household ami kitci-
en- furniture, $500. ......,..
Cost aud percentage. j..
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

1O'HTt''' y = = y =
Frazier, X. l.. improvements
on possessory right, Peach
Springs, consisting Of a frame
building. corral. etc, $500;
one hundred and forty head
OF cattle, at sl2.l5, l,70l. 90;
four head OF saddle horses, at
$500, $4,000. ............
Cost and percentage. -.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Total. ....
Williams. Ebenezer. Lots 80.
7. Q, IN block 10. Townsite Of
kingmin. with frame build
ing thereon. assessed at ex-
cess OF mortgage, $500. 90;
household and kitchen fur.
niture, s75.O library, $50, 90
Cost and percentage .......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04


Christie, TlIomasJ. j lot and
blildins situated on Main
etreat IN the town of Mineral
Park, Opposite the Palace ho-
tel, and known as Christio's
silooa, 5000; u house aud
lot situated Oh north side OF
Min str3et and known as
ChFistie's dwelling housc,
$1,000; household and kitch-
Ell furniture, 5000: one gold
watch and chain, $500;
money Oh hand, 81, 10000;
one 'na!e and saddle horse,
1890. ...........
Cost and percentage c.......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

TotaJ..,-.-.-............- -.
Chidestor, W. D. Twenty-Five
he'd Of range horses, at
$500 per head, 5000. =.
Cr. by cash pail Assessor.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Hendrix, ID. l.. A one-third
interest in a spring and cor.
raj known as Ivanpat's, about
fifteen miles west OF Mount
TrumbIll, north OF the { OIL
oradu River, 5000; forty
head o! range cattle, at $lz.l5
. per head. si36.00; ten head
Of horsca, at t25 90 per head,
$250.0).... ............
Cr. by cash paid Assessor.
Cost andpercentage .......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

lotai,...................
Fourmaster, Albert. a one
third interest in Parashout
ranch, with dwelling house
and corral thereon, north OF
Colorado River, 1880 one
sixth interest in Hidden
Spring ranch. about 50 miles
south OF Saint George, Utah,
5000; seventy head OF cat
tie at sl2.15 per head, $780,
50; five head OF mares at
$500 per head, 1925 90. -.
Or. by cash paid Assessor. . .
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04
WASHINGTON LETTER.

DANIEL SMITH,
Tax Collector OF SAID County,
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Smith. Arson. Lot No. So in
block No. 2, Townsltc Of
Kingman, with frame build.
ing thereon. $4,000; honss.
hold and kitchen furniture,
$50.00.....................
Cost and percentage ....~.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Groes, Mrs. Conception. A
lot with hpuse thereon. situ.
a'ed on the north si OF
= Mineral Park wash. below
the town Of Mineral Park,
and known aa Groas' house,
$75.01; a ranch sifnated in
Gross wash. one mile south
Of Mineral Park. with dwell
ing horsa and ont'ionses
thereon. $40 %; twenty.two
heal Of range cattle. atsl2 Is
per head. s287 81; six head
m mnles at s30.ao per head,
$500; Ave head Of jacks at
5000 per head, s5H.n1; four
head Of mares, at s21.00 per
head, $s0.0o.. ............. .
Cost AMI percentage ......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Cost AIi percentage
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Total. ,.....
Perry, J. n. deceased. Estate
OF. Lot No. 3. in blo"k 3,
Townsita OF KinQman. with
two frame Buildings thereon,
81 - FI.'I'.. .,......., ,,....
Cost and percentage .....
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Total. Observation-Disclosures. 40l 40
Nelson, Israel. Fifteen head
Of range cattle, at $12.l5 per
head, $18225; five head Of
horses, at $500 per head,
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

lDlal,... ..,.,...... ...,.,..
Sherman. Charles E. A lot
with adobe house thereon,
on Main street. Mineral Park,
east OF Whites saloon known
as Sherman's dwelling house,
800. no; a cabin at the mouth
Of Empire wash, one mile
east Of Chloride, known as
Sherman's cabin, $3.50;
household and kitchen fur.
niture. $500. ............
Cost and percentage. ......
Total...................
Sherman, Mrs. Minnie r. A
lot with improvements there
on, situated on keystone
street. in Mineral Park, and
consisting Of a house, fences,
Irritating bitches, water pipe,
fruit trees, grapevines. ETC.,
and known as Hardey's gar.
den. $4,000; a mare and colt,
5000; two COWS, at 1880,
$27.09...-., .............
Cost and percentage. ........
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

TOtaI I,....................
Bentley, W. o. One COW,
1850; tifteen mares, at
$500 zach, 1880; twelve
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04
Cost and percentage

Total.
Ferguson Bros. & 20. Quartz
milling machinery. sitnatci
at Jack Longstreet Springs,
near Gold Basin, $1,000. 90.
Cost and percentage. ......
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

iOtai,.. .,........, .,.,..,.
Unknown Owners. A frame
hui'ding on the south side Of
Cerhat wash, below the town
OF Cerhat, known as Corey
& Potts store, s250.00
Cost and percentage
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-04

Hyde, Mrs. j. j. Lots Nos.
u, rs. 2s, 80, 80, in block
No. ., TownSite Of Kingman,
with frame buildinathereon
Used az q dwelling honse,
$l,0J).01; an adobe building
situated on the north side OF
Main street in the town OF
Mineral Park, used as a drug
store, 5000; four printing
presses, with type, material,
etc, used in the publication
OF tho MOHAYE CouHTY
MfsEs, 81 5000; household
and kitchen furniture $4,000
Cost and percentage .....,..
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-23

well known writer's of the time. The
book opens with full page engrav-
ing relative to Prof. Alfred Church's
fine article on "a Great Show" in
Rome in year LOS A, D, AmeEe
Rives has poem, and Thomas Mel
son Page continued story. There
are charming stories by Celia Thax-
ter and Julia Magruder. Louise
Chandler Moulton contributes bio
graphical sketch of Louisa M. Alcott,
that dear, sympathetic friend of
youth, of whom it seems impossible
to realize that she has passed away.
The magazine is full of interesting
matter for both old and young, and
is valuable acquisition to the family
center table. On sale at Wilson and
Webb Stationery Co.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-23
WOMAN'S JOURNAL.
Boston, Mass.

The best source of information upon the wo.
man question that know.-[C Clara Barton.
The Woman's Journal has long been my out
look upon the great and widening world of
woman's work, worth and victory 1t has no
peer in this noble office and ministry. It's
style is pure and its spirit exalted.-L Frances
II. willard
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-23
Woman's Exchange,
421 MAIN STREET.

The Woman's Exchange is headquarters for
everything dainty and nice in the way of wo-
mans work. There you can find lovely fancy
articles for home decoration and for gifts /;
there you can leave your order for all kinds of
plain sewing; and there you will find delicate
home made cakes, bread, preserves, pickles,
etc. You can have your orders filled from
loaf of bread to an elegant supper, complete.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-23
Qur Book GabIe.

Liz 0oHOuIy lO1 ouHo ollouo Will d
fine full page engraving of party of
exiles on the road to Siberia. 1t ac-
companies the second paper in a
series of articles began last month by
George Kenyon on ''Ihe Plains and
Prisons of Western Siberia" The
author grasps such facts as are liable
to be retained in the memory of the
reader, and the facts are represented
in such way as to possess the charm
of narrative. For example, in speak
ing of the size of that country, he
says: eff it were possible to move
countries from one side of the globe
to another, you could take the whole
United States of America, from Maine
to California and from Lake Superior
to the Gulf of Mexico, and set it
down in the middle of Siberia without
touching anywhere the boundaries of
the latter territory" The illustra-
tons are from photographs taken by
George Frost. "The Ranchman's
Rifle on Crag and Prairie by Theo-
dore Roosevelt, is another handsomely
illustrated article; the artist is Frank
Remington. "a History of Abraham
Lincoln by John G. Nicolay and
John Hay, private secretaries of the
president, is replete with authentic
detail hitherto unpublished. A fine
article on Orchard Malcolm John
ston," that charming writer of south
ern sketches, is by Sophie Bledsoe
Herrick. Space prevents the men
ton of the various other articles, both
in poetry and prose, from the pens of
leading well known writer's.
The Atlantic Monthly lures the
reader ON with no high art illustra-
tons, but is none the less appre-
ciated. Each article has the name of
a familiar writer or an interesting
theme to recommends, and the hand
that holds the paper cutter is coaxed
on to the last with the same eagerness
eachmonth. "The Telephone Cases"
which have of late been attracting
such universal attention, is the title
of paper by H. G. Merwin. "Stu-
dies of Factory Life; the Village
SYSTEM" by Lille B. Chace Wyman,
is an interesting and timely article.
ga Browning Courtship" is the title
of charming romance by Eliza Orne
White. The feminine pen is always
well represented in the Atlantic. The
Contributors Club, from the editors
own pen, is always readable; this
month is unusually so. And the
Book Review of the month contains
brief summaries and remarks that
draw the readers attention from first
to last.
The June issue of Woman is as
brilliant and refreshing as the month
which brings it forth 1t opens with
a fl Il page engraving of Robert
Burns, from an oil painting in the
national museum at Edinburgh, and
an article from the pen of Sarah l..
Roys accompanies it. The illustra-
tions are many and of high order,
by d. D. Smith and Burt l.. Roys.
There is a second paper, by Olive
Thorne Miller, on Representative
Women's Clubs and, by Helen
Campbell. a second paper on "Pris-.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-23
The Woman's Column,

A small weekly paper condensation of the
Woman's journal, edited by Alice Stone Black.
well, Park Street, Boston, Mass. Price %
cents year.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-23
Woman Suffrage Tracts.

Thirty six different Woman Suffrage Tracts
Sample copies), postpaid, for 10 cents. Ad-
dress g. WILDE, Woman's Journal Office, Bos-
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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-06-23
The Woman S Journal.
A Weekly Paper, founded 1870, devoted
to Women's Interests, and espe-
ciallyto Woman Suffrage.

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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
TARGETS FOR satire.


Aunta are more gently dealt with by
dramatists and writer's Of fiction, mas
much as they are rarely represented as
absolute criminals, but they come IN
very handy as butts for ridicule or tar
gets for satire. We know, indeed,
quite as we'll what the spinster aunt il
the play or the novel will be as we do
how the lrishman, or the pumpkin, or
the sailor, or any other conventional
character will comport himself. She is
certain to be precise and methodical,
to be Of skittish department. toward
mon, and Of a monitorial aspect in the
presence of women; to possess cat
and bird in : cage, and. as if she had
been christened with forecast Of her
future career, she is only allowed the
use Of such names as Barbara, or
Ursula, or Priscilla If she is not an
absolute misanthrope, she is generally
ct the bottom Of all mischief that "a
going about; and when the hero and
heroine on the eve Of their happiness
have the cup dashed from their lipp.
We are generally safe in laying the cruel
blow at the door Of the spinster aunt.
Fiction, however, is in this conyen-
tional portraiture strongly supported
by fact There are. of course, ioyial
old spinsters, just as there are. crusty
old bachelors; but the spinsters. are no
more joyial because they are spinsters
than the bachelors are crusty because
they are bachelors. At the: same time.
when woman arrives at certain age
and finds herself still unmarried she
would hardly be representative Of her
sex # she did not look upon the world
with somewhat jaundiced eyes. Aman
remains bachelor generally because
he choosessso to remain, tbs number Of
masculine hearts blighted forever By a.
early disapp ointment in love being III.
Intestinal: but very few spinistera
could conscientio usly say that they are are,
90 OF THAR own free will. Lopdo1,
Queen.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10

a..
sicksned and dieo' lesvlng snes o'all. q
strangers Two years ago = ~. Iecoe 49, ~.
in dying tramp my rascaiiy olosn.l
in-law. From Nun ! learned all s,l ).
which ! knew not O before ZOE ny e
tiers 70 my sister always came Da.A'
and ! believed her n 1oreign counslies
acting. The wrescn !, NAG olsen .se a.
near nus vie ana onllo' aug . nsnru :.
hls wifes death among strangers, p -
ne never claimed hssle Aepns. Dsa.. |.
removed CLARK Olney oefore ne couia
finish his story. 80 = did nos .e, = slssl :
al where my SISTER ded ana Wners :
should look for Aepna.
Aiser the pay M1. Oro,son 1880
h'mseii known 20 NJ. Almara' sne msn
ageE. Itnr F nam' ne 0DssansI s.
lntervaeW w1tn nus iesdlng .auy, = nv :,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
CONTRAST.

Amt one Of them cultured fo&s
From Beacon HILL You know;
But when it comes to solid style
You bet mako show.
Now. Sally Perkins thinks shes sou1s
Since sh, got DR. Green.
But We burn gas TO our house
And she burns kerosene.
She aint got so much style - I
You,l see t mt ut = glance.
why. al my thing. are male by Worth
And come from Paris. France.
Now, So ~ dresses awful plata
some folks would call Il mean.
And We burn rs to our house.
While she burns ker0aene.
The diamond earrings have On
Are twice as big Is her'n,
And flash out like ahouse efire
whic ever way turn.
Sometimes sos hsr look at them
Whise envy turns her green
Well-we burn gas TO our house.
And she burns kerosene.
Now. folks do say that Doctor aroen
Has got deada leads ef0ssh;
But sa ly a mt at all like illss
She'd ncver cut no dnsh.
Among the swells nt big hotels
She never would be seen,
Why, We burn gas to our house
And she burns kerosene.
Sometimes rather pity Sal.
Because she ia so slow, .tss
And lives SO awful quot like.
And never makes no show.
But Sally amt q bit like ms.
That's plainly to be seen,
And we burn gas to our house..
While she burma kerosene.
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