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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
12.0O PER YEAR
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %. 1859.
THE OTHER SENATOR

The form Of the Honorable Ju,lsol
LaMoure, the astute chief of the Penn
binas, doomed up in the office of the
Plaindealer yesterday, after the train
from the north had discharged its load
of passengers. After commenting
briefly on the weather, he came ut
once to the business in l,snd, and ask.
ed who was going to he the next U. s.
senator from North Dakota. After
.,eing told that Pierce was the luck y
man, lie inquired, "Nho next!" BE.
fore waiting for an answer, Jud.
launched out OH u disquisition OH the
subject and gave his views substan.
TALLY as follows:
II am not a candidate for the sena.
toship myself, but I've one good vo te
and you'd better tell your man, who.
ever lie is, to come around and talk
with me. 1t looks to me rs if every
vote was going to count this year.
This isn't u walk over for anybody,
and every fellow Ill the fight has i.
chance. There might contingency
arise which would bring me to become
u candidate, but that contingency
doesn't exist now. l believe Billy
Bulge would make u first. class man in
the senate. Billy is not much of a talk.
Ell, but the best men in the U. S. sen.
ate to-day are not the best takers.
l don't believe that you Grand Forks
folks would make any mistake in bring.
ing Billy to the front. l don't know
yet as lie wants 1t, but If he does. he d
lie a great deal better than some
others who would like to get there. y
Plaindealer.
Mr.. LaMoure sizes up the senator.
ial situation just about us it seems to
be to us, "that every fellow has a
chance" and the Pembina county
man has as good a chance as the
rest, but we believe with him. that if
the Pembina candidate should have 10
retire in favor of somebody from
Grand Forks, that they have 10 .'some.
body" in that city of candidates, that
can better fill the bill than genial,
generous Billy Bulge. He is u self
made man; as one Of the earliest pic.
neers, he has grown up with the coull.
try. He is Dakotian of the Dako.
tians, aud from Fargo to l'embina
there is 10 man more deservedly popl.
lar
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25
Mortgage sale,

pa due and Sya lf f.S.ppa pay ' ith p'ns
default lias been made in tile conditions Of Ger
nm Quineii and Pameler 4. onineil, eis wife, H.
mortgagors, to I. J. Stevens MORTGAGE, iiatec
the 18th day Of February, 1854. and duly recorded
Us moE.s,Ee IN inc office Of the register of deeds
terry. on the 18th day OF February issi at 2:is +.
Y Da9k h OF m"5ga e, on paEe
the whole sum Of money secured thereby was on
the 18Th day OF February. 1889, and Is now due
and payable , and on witch there is claimed to
hundred dollars Is ;ao) principal now due aud un.
pad. and the further sum of forty two dollars
and n;,1ney cents s4saa@ interest now due and
three hundred forty two dollars and ninety ccnts.
(s342.90} claimed TO be due at the date OF this no.
ticc and no action or proceedings at law or in
any part thereof. ~ "
Now therefore. notice liz hereby given that by
virtue OF power of sale contained in and record.
care made and provided, tie said mortgage Viii
be foreclosed By u sale Of the premises therein
described, at the front door OF the court house,
n .he CITY q pem6ina in !hc county, Of Pembina
sheriff Of said county Of Pembina. u. IT,
or his deputy, on Saturday. the nth day Of No.
yem ,,s na a; d. lssa at two o'clock P to sats
mortgage; and The costs and expenses OF sale and
thirty dollars (S30) attorneys fees as stip,llated
in said mortgage The premises described n
said mortgage. and go t., BE- sold. are the certain
tract or parcel ofIcnt estate, situated in The con.
MS fellows towit: The north cas-; quarter. me ii
Of section twenty-fonr, (scc ~ township one
hundred aud sixty.thrce, (G;) nor,h, range fifty.
(160) acres. N ''~'f
Dated Grand Forks D. T., Sept 2lst, 1ssy.
BASes & Fisk &JF. Dosn, '' ''''s'see'
10.l6 Attorneys for Mortgage,
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&~-S

"A p5 ys1ch from washinssrt
yesterday sssaed that Capt. jas. Nhb
had been appointed ~ register Of tlb
land Office here. The announcement,
was not surprise. though Nj. EltoIl
himself did not expect the nomination
before the meeting: of the legislature.
though lie 10 ready to enter upon his
duties at any time.
Capt. Jas. Elton. the new register, 10 q
native Of England. He moved to Canada
in 1874 and after years residence there
came west and settled in Georgetown,
Mimi, where lie entered the service Of
the Hudson's Bay Company. He was
not long in approaching the Importance
Of the Red River country, and In 1873
came to Grand Forks and engaged In the
steamboat business with Capt GrieED
and others, first ss clerk and then ~ e
ficer. As mariner, Capt Elton hss ha <,
many interesting experiences He was
a popular officer and was KNOWN 70 AZ
travellers in the country. With the burn
ing.up Of his boat, the steamer Dakota,
in 70 Capt. Elton resigned his position,
and when the United States land Office
was established here, Register Tiffany
made him his chief clerk, aud in this
capacity lie looked after the details Of
the extensive business ofthe Office. For
several years past he has held the posi-.
tion of deputy county treasurer. Capt.
Elton is probably known to more people
in this section than any other one man.
For some time past he has been chair
mum of the republican county central
committee. He is one of the most or.
pert accountants in the west and 10
thoroughly versed in the land Laws of the
government. He is a man Of the strictest
integrity and his appointment to the Of.
flee is most satisfactory one to the pub.
lic.-Plaindealer.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Another week and nobody being
talked up for county commissioner fol-
district No. l.
WE need Il good man, particularly
in this district. He should be :, good,
sensible, clear.headed, with push and
business in him. lie should have
some knowledge of county affairs and
have All Interest in such matters and
leisure to attend to them. That is the
kind Of MAJ. the people want, and in
return they will give him lots OF
trouble, no thanks, harsh criticism,
and three dollars per day.
And looking, at this pay, we wonder,
sometimes, wllpt any fellow wants to
be county commissioner for especial.
ly one from TIVE country districts.
lie pays two doll;Svs Il day for his own
hoard; il lie DRIVES in his team, as
most do, that is fifty cents more, and
lie does well if thu other fifty cents
squares up his "ilAcidental' bills.
Meantime lie is at the loss of the
work Of the team and Of his own work
at home. and has to. piEG somebody a
dollar or more u day and board, to
take Ills place on the farm while alb.
sent. And for this out-of.pocket ser.
vice for the people. he gets-honor!
Well, we suppose that must lie the
motive, for we verify believe that tile
whole board of county comm issioners
could be filled without any salary
whatever except the honor of tile 20.
sition.
However, the men who are the most
willing to fill the Office. are not always
the men whom the people are willing
to honor. Still. just now, the commits.
sionership seems almost to so a beg.
|ging.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25
IRRIGATION.

The irrigation meeting held at IIu.
ron on the 18th. instant was al ell.
thusiastic gathering in which not only
farmers but representatives of various
callings participated.
1t was happy index of the deep
conviction, that has seized the public
that upon irrigation depends the Ell.
larged prosperity Of every business
interest in the two Dakotas.
For North Dakota Mr.. L. r. Casey,
who has qualified himself by long
study of the question in its various
bearings. acted as the principal spokes.
man. Mr.. Casey in presenting his
views did not conline consideration to
the single matter of relief from pro.
tracted drouth. from which some parts
of Dakota North and South have been
suffering, but pointed out the facts
that our new states are under the
necessity to prepare themselves for
the competition which congress is in.
ltiating ~ fostering the scheme for
Rocky mountain storage of water for
irrigation purposes. lie insisted that
no matter how prosperous our farms
might be under the best natural con.
ditions, that prosperity might be
doubled under effective irrigation
service, with that artificial help, any
yield of the crops might be to that ex.
tent increased. lie especially pointed
out. however, the inevitable results of
the projected irrigation of arid re.
|gions if carried out.
lie quoted Major Hinton, of the
Geological Survey, that that scheme
contemplated, putting under water, -
las practical irrigation is called in
popular plrase) ZIG million acres now
arid, and that if one sixth of that area
should be under irrigation, cultivated
and planted to wheat and corn, such
an amount of these cereals would be
cheaply produced as to practically
ruin all other grain farms that conld
not themselves he fitted for compete
ton by securing irrigation: That
since the government has taken upon
itself the business of setting up this
competition in the arid regions
government should continually aid
tile people already established in the
Dakotas to escape such ruin, o,
otherwise to abandon irrigation enter
Iprises where now nobody lives to be
benefited.
The meeting accepted these views,
and in order to act for Our benefit and
defense. determined to employ all
means at command to secure such
congregational and legislative action as
might ii: the case be requisite.
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Whcreas Moses BALL, did on the eth day Of
with JOHN McCairery to furnish 80 bushels Of
wheat for the purpose of seeding. and TO be Gown
on the northeast quarter of southeast quarter OF
section 10, township 1e1. range 81. in Pembina
COUNTY VT Dakota: which wheat was of the value
said land, and said John NJ, Cutlery, having He'd
len 6no against I'M said crop n the office q Register
April, 1889. az provided by section 5,456 10 5Ia5
compiled laws Of 1887. which said lien was dated
OH said day: and whereas there is now due on said
wheat Under said lien. the sum of thirty dollars
a and interest on same al seven Eer cent, from
made in the payment of raid sum of money.
=, Now therefor, by virtue of said lien. ]. John
McCatIcry, the owner OF snii lien. will offer for
sale, at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash. on the end day of November, 1880. on the
premises above described. at the hour Of ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day: ali The
wheat rail- ed on said land above t!cpcribed from
said seed wheat: which wheat in now in stack
for The purpose of paying said debt. costs and
expenses OF sne.
Dated Oct. 18Th. 1850. JONI Nice ArFEY,
Owner of Seed Lien.
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LIGHT AND AIRY.


A Broken Dream.
Twas long ago In hammock days-
How very long It seems!-
That down tho winding country ways
Beside the singing streams
Invent In search of-dreams.
ono dream found as there strayed
A perfect vision. too!
A merry. muslin kirtled maid,
Whose eyes were harebell hl,,e.
A most enthralling hue!
She smiled. smiled. All! who can ten
Whnt volumes there were said.
Although we spoke no syllable:
The clover blooms were rel:
There was no cloud o'erhcad.
Ilcancd. She lifted up her face-
What ruby lips she had:
Bliss for one little moments space
And then shc cried. There's tlad!'
O wasn't 1t too bad:
-lsessie Clinton III Once q Week
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25

1t is thought by some that South
Dakota in going ahead and electing
senators, has got II little ahead of
time, having failed in several things
to conform to the law, still we expect
the proclamation Of the president will
he issued about November LIST.
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A Wonderful G.,.,t, Hand.


Mr.. Gunsaulus was telling a group Of the
biblionnniacs yesterday there was nothing %
beautiful in house MS n bevy of bright chill
dren. II hive very lovely family" said
lie. II hold, rs the sinful would say, . bobtail
aush."
"Wl,at's thntF' asked Hon. Charles B. Far.
well, tho we'll known collector Of Bibles and
psalm books.
1--WE were talking about Children ex.
cldimcd Mr.. Gunsaulus, ''and was saying
that in our family VIC have bobtoil flush
four girls and boy"
Tlercupon everybody laughcd-everybody
except the sngc of East Pearson street.
No. said Mr.. Farwell, smiling sadly, III
is evident that you have had no experience
in the ways Of the world, otherwise you
would not mike so erroneous on application
Of terms. You do not hold bobtail ausl,;
you hold four Of kind-four queens and a
jnct-a powerful good hand, sir, and should
advise you to stand pat. Chicago News.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25
The Flannel Shirt.


When the dir is hot as furnace fire,
And the pores Of the universe pcrxpire,
And baked and parched and all unstarclied
The tribes Of men arc a. Goals In pyre;
When the world all wiltetl lies uncomfortable, In
ert,
Then then tle truly wise puts on his flannel shirt
A plague on your linen collars and cuffs!
When the mercury eighty one doesn't want rlfls
Comforts tho void, and it's absurd
On the days when humanity steams and rufRs
To pinch wrists and neck. Nc. the chap who
alert
And always on deck puts on flannel shirt
It's cooling and soothing to think Of Ice,
And reading Of polar travels is nice;
And snoOze or smoke in the shade Of an oak
Is oil very well; but take my advice:
II you want to DO cool Is q fountains squirt
- - I y % - sso,r .n.nnal slsts.s-
New York Sun
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Consumptionlis8.ed.

AN old phYsician. xftired from prac'
lice, having had plscedhn his hands by
an East India missionar' the formula Of
a simple vegetable r,mety for the
speedy and permanent 'are ofconsump.
ton bronchitis. catarrh asthma and all
throat and lung affections also posi-
tive end radical cure for !aervous debili-
ty ane nervous complains after having
tested it's wonderful curative power in
THOUSANDS of cases, has felt it his duty ia
make il known to his suffering fellows.
Actuatei BY this motive and desire To
relieve ,umau suffering. I will send
free of charge. to oil who Leslie it, this
receipt, i German. French and English,
with full direcfions for preparing and
using. Sett by mail by addressing Will
stamp, naming this paper.
24-eow w. A. MOVES,
l49, Poters blk, Rochester, n. Y.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25

Zone Touch of NATURE"
From out its cream laid" envelope
1draw her dainty note,
And on the air around mo
Her own wood violets" float.
With sweet anticipation
Iope the well filed sheet
And at its fond beginning
My pulses wildly beat.
But deeper the emotions
Housed at this relic dumb
On this last page my angel
Has dropped her chewing gum.
-JudRa
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25
His Ftrst Imnresai,

"What remarkable ruins!' exclaimed the
man from St. Louis, alighting from train
Mt tho foot Of Lake street and looking about
him with interest. II always had the i'm.
preston that Chicago had been rebuilt, but IL
seems l was mistaken. Our Union depot at
homo il n palace compared with this"
And several citizens who had seen the st.
Louis Union depot crawled Of behind Q
crumbling wall and wept.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25

Governor Mellette occupies a posi-.
ton which has never before been held
by any man, and will probably never
be held by any person again. He is
governor OF the State q South Dako.
ia and governor of tle Territory of
Dakota, at once.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25

Bishop Walker, who had been re.
ported as making al speech derogatory
to the peopleRnd climate Of Dakota.
telegraphs that he HI s been misrepre.
sented by the l portaas.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25
It's. LAND OFFICE, GRAND FORKS, D. +.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make final proof ~ support Of his claim, and
in his absence, the clerk Of the District Court,
i,emb!na County. DIT, at Pembina. DIT. on
November goth, 1889, viz: Isaac j. Nough. for
the ne y OF sec. rs, twp. 16l. II. range. 81 v.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz: Gideon Loomer. Abraham Shan.
non. Henry Nelson, of toilette and Steven Broth.
erston Of lsowesmont, D. T.
J. N. CoRBBr,
1919 Register.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25
Making LIGHT III Them.

my husband is just like tallow candle.
Show do you meant"
s.. HE always smokes when he goes out."-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25

V. Quackenbusl, of Necl,e, has bar.
rels Of money to lend on security at rea-
sonable terms. Call OH him before you
make arrangements with others. lift
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25

but . Moment,
Isaw her but q moment
Beneath the apple tree,
There way no one to listen,
No eyes were there to See.
Iheard her soft voice singing
Her song was one Of love;
Her bright eyes seemed to borrow
Light from the stars above.
Isaw her but q moment,
As meath tho tree she sat:
! threw the poker at her
C6he was my neighboe's cat).
Pick Ne. Tn.
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1stray or stolen

One gray tFoncho mare about elgh'
years old. ratler poot. Left ny prlmise'
about one wei egoy Any pe,,on return.
ing the same . &v1ng informitlon'as to
her whereabd will he lib y re-
warded. JosErlI H !.
1916 Pembina, p nee
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25
TAINTED

A suitable wd an to keep Id se and
work for famil! two. Apply per-
sou or by lettsi HeSt. l.. udies,
Fort Pembins. d
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25
eooraeAA OF NATIONS.
In H. NlaaA cd Tenth centuries the CON.
mon foFm q 100 IN Europs was tho wooden

l In H. NiutA cd Tenth centuries the CON.
hon form q GAoe IN Europe was the wooden
shoe.
Ths EgyptiAns I'D soles or sandals made
ordinarily q lsathae, but soametimes Of palm
leaves q papysua
Chinese psesuusoe rank wear boots with
thick so3ss and leGp q nne cloth or silk that
resch half way up % the knee.
The Japansss h their houses wear light
sl.scs q clipper, With woven soles without
hecls, q - 90 n thsir stocking feet.
Woodan shoss, o. nbots, are worn now
an,nng ~ psasants In many countries in
Europa Iheir advantage Il In their cheap.
ness and durability.
Amoug IL southern Indians, where no
psotsc4ion = nssdsd frum the cold, shoe is
mad b eousiseing simply Of sole Of thick hide
bod 10 ~ fsssky thongs.
r ktarssey Of boots and shoes used
common shoe Il made Of thick,
u still thicker sole made Of
3 layers Of felt.
. suth century boots were gener-
= England and France aud the
D walters were made with enor-
~ pps, that were rolled or folded
mplest forms of shoes Is that
|'es bore ed lndin. Il Is merely q
vy ia raised heel and toe and n
- ront Tho shoe IL adjusted
Az between The big too and its
M The shoe Is held on by mus
e1t he toea
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25
The republicans of Mississippi have
withdrawn their state ticket because
they cannot have a fair vote.

Green Il. Raum, formerly commits.
sioner of internal revenue, has been
appointed commissioner of pensions
In the place of Tahner.
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Cause and Eject.

"what's the mattcrin the school mistres,
asked.
Backs sore, ma'am."
"What made It sore!"
"Pop pounded bis thumb with the hatchet
this mornin' and laughed. Tho Epoch.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25

RE .;%nIs s:ssx ss,: e:
without asy in!ssnal n isins wll cIsf4s I fcs.
Fl Pnp Sss ssss sn Il ~ itchy stin iSn.
NO matter how oboeinatkC u loAe stendiH Nls
p n, effective. and cos but trias'
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Wanted to he Near,

W0ntetl TO lSe Noofs
Mother-Fritzchen, last night dreamed
about beautiful cake that Was 30 real I
knew how It tasted.
Fritz-Rcally, mammal When you arc
going to dream that again may sleep with
youEF1iegende Dlaetter.
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Certainty,

PhylliA love may he for you,
But II Is not for mo;
For fortune comes between US two
And says II must not be.
Another fellows fortune, too,
A million, a. I know;
You ask mo how ] found It out!
Your mater told me %.
-Y,sa
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before Taking;

Customer-See here! you say this medicine
will cure consumption You don't look q II
It would.
consumptivc Drug Clerk-I-I haven't b.
gun taking it yct.-New York Weekly.
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Tho Joxful Iaunarxn,.a.

The laundryman now counts the dollars
Taken IN for wilted collars
Counts them DER with Joy profound,
Piles them in a stack,
Smiles q smile that reaches round
And buttons 10 the back.
-WaahinRtoo Hogt
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25

AbAttle az Of garnets, pounted in gold, i.
MOI It brooch.
cop1 letc tca sets of auted silver arc agair
becou eo fashionable
Brrhu boxes with red plush covers are the
lateN iaoveltics in silver.
A neritorious match safe is designed in
imita1ion Of an Egyptian mummy.
Disa,onds surrounding a heart shaped
noonafone have brilliant effect as a pen.
dant.
An appropriate scarf pin for the yachting
seoson1 b gold steering wheel studded with
pearls.
Alofer's knot Of pearls, connecting two
heartsSf diamonds, is a handsome and styl.
ish bro n.
Two nterlocked buckles of variegatet1
gold. 81 together by small gold pins, make
afashid hble brooch.
Ana ant Of diamonds flying from mast
head ofI gold Is scarf pin In demand among
yachtin fashionables.
A dali ~ requisite for the smoking room is
a mipiatbre street lamp Of silver, supplied
with ali ;be necessary attachments
An appropriate ornamentation for an I'M.
Pliers watch ctnsists Of two ruby fishing rods
crossed apove bait box set with diamonds.
o.. tenn,. net NJ oo,d on which rosts q
a .axn tht same material md n ncarl
sacqaee INC tlo hall 10 n varw ,rt;s+i,. srarf
~, sPEesen'' >'
p'n' ,sA,
A moon y -. mask, a! !sy " re
constitutesta sccrf pin Of exquisite appear
ance.
The nickal kew chains. which. when intro.
duced. were regarded as q senseicss fad, have
hscn fo"nd Of such sotuul value that thew
have no doubt come to STAY,
- :, ,,n,os,n, o,,ne,r,,oo ;s Inf.
stopny ~ ~ -. 4. ia,,a.,, ,.,o'.ta.,
tea0 no.n op" ., ,s,.toa ,.. G.,,.".
Wiz auser snu supo. . ~. t ~ ,,a,
sSnslns 9n tAnet ,1a.,,ss 's Z" e'''' s''
s'"Se.--'e"ef'ts Y cay
.I.. =. ,.,.., =. ..u.-.
IL sometimes phys w y. AnNi " elan sS1
An eastern drummer, WINE .r'',e.ns III Ael.'
lucky, Was taken III s stopper =. a aalsle.
house. Inc FARMER cateo iol MS ullhi'c ~
guest, put the drummer GoG "olse' anu J.'s'
before he died ne aequeatnea al us property
amounting to <s'"V, 70 MS MOST.
Married Conductors Preferred.
The railrood companies. as a rule.
greatly nref..r. that their conductors
Should ~, mon ~ family for tho two fold
renson Tint thsy ore more casiIv locoted
when wnnt t ~; md oonin' fnr tbo ;nt,n.
cnce for @oosi ftat n loving wife md nffec.
tionotc cSiI;Iren ,,ay hovc over him "a
man viii often ,ncsitote before ,loino n
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It's swcet torourt, hut oh (: how aad
To strike q sn, & ia the shape Of dad.
New YORK journal