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tNO. 3,2G4l
APPLICATION For A PATENT.
I. S. LAND OpFICM

HELENA, Mont. Jan. 10. 1893.
Notice ia hereby given that Charles s. Dole
and William Il. A.. Brown, by Thomas j.
Crutcher, their attorney in fact, whose post office
address il Helena. Mont. have this DAY filed
thor application for = patent for 100 acres
placer mining ground bearing gold and precions
stones situated in - tunurgauised)
mining district, county of | owls and Clarke and
state of Montana, and designated hy tho held
no'es and official plat on flo in this Office a.
survey \" t,Ioa in township II north. range !
west OF principal base line and meridian #
Montana, said survey No. 4.l09 being as follows,
to wit:
beginning at corner No. l, whence tho south
west corner of section l.. township II north,
range ! woat bears eouth 81 degrees II Minutes
west 3ao feet; thence south 81 uegraes 10 min
ntes cas- 5000 Feet to cornor No. :; thence south
W degrees 10 minutes west 2,30i feet to corner
No, \; thence north 81 degrees 10 minutes west
soc tsst TO corner No. 4; thence north s. lasrees
10 minutes eSst 2.S01 feet to place of beginning.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees oast. containing
lGU acres,
the location of this mine is recorded in the
recorders otice of Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana, in book - of -----. he nu-
Joining ciaimant is Charles =. nule. claiming
survey No, 4,iVS on tho east,
ANY and all persona claiming adversely any
portion OF sad placer mine or surfaCe ground.
are required to tle their I'D verse claims with tho
register OF tho United States land otlicc At Hei-
sna. in tho state Of Montana. during the eixty
days period OF publication hereof. or they viii
be- barred by virtue of tho provisions Of the
statute.
S. A. SWlGGEIT. Register.
Nelson X Settles. Attorneys for Applicants.
First publication Jan. II. 1873.
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4 Co,nmon ssnae nem.ax

In the matter Of curatiyes what you want
IL something That will do ita work while
you continue to do yours--a remedy that
will give ron no incouyonienoe nor ipter-
fere with your business. Such n remedy ia
ALLCocK's PoRous PLAsTERs. These plas-
tors ara not nh experiment.; they have been
In use for over thirty ysnrs. and their value
has been atteatsd by the highest medical
authorities. as we'll rs by Testimonials from
those who hive used them. They require
no change OF diet and arc not affected by
wet or cold. Their action doeo not inter
fefo with labor or business; you can toll
and yet DO CURED while hard at work. They
are 30 pure that tho youngest, the Oldest.
the most delicate person OF either sex can
use them with great benefit.
beware OF limitations, and do not be de-
eeived by misrepresentation. Ask for
ALIcocK's. md let no solicitation or expla-
nation induce you to accopt a substitute.
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NO. 3.eG3.)
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.
ulIYNA. Mont. J,anLI0 1909

hlIENA, mont. Jan. III, lSpS, \
Notice is hereby xivon that Charles 4. Dole, by
thomas Il. t%rutcher, his attorney in fact. whose
postotice address lis Helena. Mont. haa this day
nlod HIS application for n patent for ~. 81 ncres
placer mining ground bearing gold and precious
stones, situated IN - tunorganizedb
mining district, county Of / owls and Clarke and
state OF Montans. and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file in this Office NJ
survey No. I los in township 10 north, range I
west of principal base line and meridian Of
Montana. said survey No. I,l06 being M follows,
to-wit;
eginning at corner No. ]. whence tho south.
west corner If section II. township ~ north.
range ; west, bears north 4: degrees Is minutes
west S,sSa.S feet: thence south IL degtses 10 min
ntes east l $40 feet 10 corner No. ,; thonce south
dekrsss 30 minutes west 80 feet to corner
No. \: thence north is degrees 10 minutes west
23i.l feet to corner No. 4; thence north IS da-
gIees D. minutes east ,69s B feet to place VI be-
ginning. "
Magnetic variation 10 degrees cast, containing
"a II acres.
he location II this mine ia recorded in tho
Montana, IN book - Ut --------. Tho adj
joining claimants are Charles s. Dole ct al,
claiming survey No. 1, 100 on tho west.
ANY and all persons claiming Adversely ANY
portion OF said placer mine or surface ground
are. required to file their adverse claims with the
register OF tho United States land eiiice at Ilol-
ena, in tho state Of Montana. during the sjxty
days' period OF publication horeof, or they will
be barred by virtue Ut tho provisions Of the
statute.
{. A. SWlGGETT. Reaistss.
Nelson \ Settles. Attorneys for Applicant
flEst publication Jan. IL. 1877
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
. Judicial District of the state of Montana.
in and for tho County of ewis and Clarke.
In the matter Of tho estate OF Alice WEIGH. do.
ceased,
Order to show cause why order of sale of roal
estate should not be made,
Daniel J. Melch, the administrator of the es.
tate Ct Alice WEIGH, deceased. having filed his
petition herein praying for an order of sale OF
the real estate OF said decedent. for tho purposes
therein set forth, it is therefore ordered by the
sad court, that all persons Interested in tho es-
tata of said deceased appear before the SAID dis
trjct court, on Saturday, tho 25th day Of March,
1898, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, at
the court room Of said district court. at thu
court house. in Helena, county of Lewis and
I larke, to show cause why an order should not
be granted to the said administrator to sell so
much, of tho real estate Of the said deceased Us
shall DO necessary.
And that a copy of this order be published at
least four successive weeks in the Helena hide
pendent, II newspaper prin ed and published in
said l.ewis and Clarke county.
RORAt IG Il. BUCK. Judge.
Dated February 20, 1881.
FRS. publication Eel. 81.
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GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Compiled from Exchanges.


Maurice Sullivan sold his saloon prop
sfty to Il. r.. Carson last week for 5000.
The Knights Of Pythins will give n grand
ball on March II. Preparations arc being
made to have this affair ar exceptionally
society success.
Ex-SheriH Sullivan left III Monday for
Helena, and from there he will make an
extended trip to his old home in Georgia
and Washington. d. G.
1t is said that the reports in regard to the
loss OF stock are greatly exaggerated. II is
TO bs hoped that this will prove to be the
case, but it ia true that atock has suffered
more this winter than for seven years.
Tho Soma of Veterans gave q masquerade
ball Wednesday night. A largo number
were present and there was q great variety
of costumes, and many present who did
not mack. 1t was II Of the most enjoy
able affairs of the season. judging from the
good time everyone seemed to have.
The Presbyterians used their new church
last Sunday for the first time. The church
ia a very pleasant building. and ia neatly
md tastefully fitted up. 1t is not entirely
completed. but will be before long, and the
congregation ia to be congratulated OF
having such a pleasant place Of worship.
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Clark, Vision. Jackson, Merrill, Holt.
kuhwarth, Prentiss; Misses Clara Clark.
Koyae, Lucy Kempor and Sibyl Graves.
Suit was begun in the district court by
Jennie Williams w. Morria II. Williams for
a divorce. The complaint alleges Tint the
parties wsre married at Manchester, N. H.,
Oct. III, 1881. she asks for q divorces and
the custody OF the child.
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Buoklcn's ArnIoa Salya

The Bcst Salve in tho world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains.
Corns and all Skin Eruptiona, and posi-
lively cures Piles or no money required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cents per box.
For sale by H. N. Parchen d Co.
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SPECIAL SALE.
Chinese and Japanese ChipaVare.
Also Manufacturer of Ladies' Underwear
EE CHUNG-
Broadway, Next to Merchants Hotel,

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. OFFICE Of
tic Buckeye Mining and Milling Company.
! ocatlon OF its works. Thompson river, Mis-
soula county, Montana.
Notice ia hereby given that at n meeting of the
trustees Of the Faid company, hold on tho tn
uay OF February. 1893. at the Office of the said
company. In the city OF Helena, Montana, an
nss essment. No. 8. OF two mills per share was
levied on the capital stock of said company,
Il. Davis. secretary Of the said company, post.
office box 225, Helena. Mont.
An3 stock of said company upon which said
asaeisnisnt shall remain unpaid on tho l4th day
OF March. 1888. shall 10 doomed delinquent AVID
VII DO duly advertised tor sale at public auo-
will be sold on the $lst day Of March. 1898, tho
day hSed by the order of said hoard Of trustees
when a.! delinquent stock shall be sold to Day
the delinquent atsGssment, together with tho
costs ct ADVERTISING and expenses of sale.
HARRY II. DAVIS. Secretary,
!. q. OK 225. Helena, Mont.
Once with, A, b. Cook, Lewis and Clarke
--any court house, Helena Mon.
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mi SCHEDULE.
In effect on and after Sunday, August

In effect on and after Sunday, August IS.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. L. Pacific Mail. west bound ........ 1:9o u. II,
No.4. Atlantic mail. east bound $500. l2:lO u, IN
No. y. lo.ur Il Acne, M,ssoala and
Bnrtn. express -, h.s. .,...,..,..... G:Ab n. III
no. q. Marysvllle passenger. ..,.........1I:20 ~ IN
No. III, Marysville accommodation. 49,. 800 u. IN
No. 9, Wickss. BOULDER and Elkhorn
'assenger ;,".:.:. $40 p IN
No. loa, Rimini mixed, Mondays, We'd
ncsc, US and fridays 500 u. III
TRAINS DEPART rRoM HELENA.
70. !. Pacific Mail. west buurd....... I4s n m
No. 4, Alqntic II al. Gust bound. .....,. l:lOp M
No. ;, Butte, Missoula and Gocur d'Alene
o&nrnss !. (. ....,.. Observation-Disclosures. T:3n q. m
No. Z, Marysville passenger .......... T:ia q. M
No. q, Marysviile accommodation. -. 500 u. ia
No. 10, Wickes. Boulder and Elkhora
PASSENGER ,,,.... .,......,.. f;2oa IN
No. 101. Rimini mixed, Mondnys, We'd
nesdays and Fridays ............ . SIS n. III
rains nos. l. 4, , nd & connect at Garrison
with Montana Union trains 20 aaa from Butte,
Deer Lodge md Anaconda.
Irains Nos, and G Will run between Helens
and Wallace, ldSho, without change Of cara.
For lsasas. Map. Time Tables or special
Information apply 10 Chms. $. Foo. General
rnsscnEer and Ticket Agent, st. Paul.
Nina, or
e. T.. EDGAR.
General Agent of tie -,orthcrn Pacific Il. Il at
HELENA. NOM.
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NATIONAL
,oan & Saving Union
HELENA, MONTANA.

Building ami Loan Stock--Sasest Invest
ment, Mast Saved at Least Cost.
Glass AS 20 per share monthly.
l" Ito per share monthly.
"t' 100 anu upwards. Z por cent interoat.
Scrtitcstes, interest : per cent, payable quarterly
lT,epaid r. md J.. stock participates in earnings.
for tne prnvidant tho above offer tho best aud
safest OF all mothods OF saving. Apply for
membership, or particulars and facts,
uhice; Merchants Natl bank Building,
JOHN y. WILSON. President.
VIM: q. WHITAKER, Secretary.
Il, W. KNIGHT, Jr.. Treasurer.
Depository and trustee OF Securities First
National Bank. Helena
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Tho Tourists Line.

The popular line to reach Lakes Pend d,
Orielle, Cour d'Alone. Kootensi. Chelan, the Hot
Springs and Mountain Resorts OF the NORTH
WEST and to ALASKA,
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Great Falls.

A daughter WAS born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry ellis on Sunday.
Thu North Montana Agricultural society
will meet In this city Oh March 10.
The homo OF u. A.. Jones has been
frightened by the arrival of n little girl
baby.
i. w. Sinners and Jennie Miller, Of Shelby
junction. were granted a marriage license
on Monday. Ea
Superintendent Dickinson, of the street
railway. has gone east and will be gone
about ten days.
The fire company is again in the posses
sion of u very fine horse. it being bought
from Capt. Couch's ranch on Sun river.
Mrs. j. G. Proctor. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. G.. l. Dickinson, of this
city. returned TO her home in Spokane
Tuesday.
Mrs. Il. Z. Carter and child left for Fort
Robinson. Neb., on Wednesday. Miss
Mary T.. Carter loft on the same train for
her home in Ohio.
II. L. Chamberlain, NJ. d., Of Cleveland.
Ohio, 10 another addition to the medical
fraternity of the city. He will be associ-
ated with DR.. j. w. Frizzel.
Charles Barron has commenced suit for
So 600 damages against Mark Tuck for
injuries received in December from firing a
blast that has caused permanent injury.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Herring, who
died at the sisters hospital on Saturday,
took place on Tuesday. The services being
conducted at the Methodist church BY
Rev. Coombe. The funeral oortegs was q
very large one.
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Tho Dining Car Line.
Dining Csls on all through Trains.
The Yellowstone Park Line.
This marvellous WONDERLAND renched only
by this lins.
The Peoples Line.

The peoples highway from Chicago. st. Paul,
Minneapolis. Duluth and West Superior to Win-
nipss. Helena, butte, Mis.oula, Spokane, Ia
coma, Seattle. Portland and Puget Sound.
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Directors.
I. {. Power, A. J. Soiyruan.
4. Z. Johnson, Richard Jockey.
James Sullivan.
%Interopt allowed ON timo deposits. Exchange
Issued on principal cities of tho United Statee,
canada and Eurcpo. Transfers of money made
BY telegraph. Collections promptly attended, To,
tity. county and STAG securities bought and sold.
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Montana National

Capital Paid in, $5OO,O 900.
Surplus and Profits, 100000.
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General Agent of tie ,,orthcrn Pacific Il. II at
HELENA. MONT.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-08-31

felt against your hot face. and how you
tried to keep your very heart from beat
inc lest it betray you, and how YOU kissed
Her when She said your name; and you
don't remember when it was your turn to
he blindtoded, and you caught her and
how YOU could see her all the time, but
still YOU lifted the long brown braids and
smoothed their shiny surface; you touch
ed the warm, white neck and dlmpled
cheek, and felt for the little ring on hel
hand that you put there yourself before
You would tell her name. and how hard it
was to say that name anyway before all
the people, and your changing voice be
gan III the lower register and ran the ga
NUT to high on the last sylable9
And through all the uproar children $
voices in merry music rang olt from the
minister study, rising and falling to the
tune Of
The needles eve doth ,lescry
The thread that runs SO true;
There's many lass that I've let pass
Because | wanted you--
Truly-truly- truly-
sang the low. sweet refrain, until in the
ring OF little lads in roundabo and lasse>
iii short skirts. winding slowly beneath M
aich made by boy and Girl with cla~ped
maiden in 4 scarlet frock WAS chosen
Whose wealth Of brown cllrl~ fell over the
lad' tace IN Tie kissed her
Ana thenthe Suppcrof baked laeai ana
beans, and pumpkin pies in square viu> Of
licll We I'LL wanted to see the corner piece
GAke With Candy hearts Undecided I'M the
Hosting and cookies Will raiSin> iii thu
center: and how the minister lifted up hiS
Voice at the Table eloquent thanks -iyin4
Mi being thtls blessed in BASKET and
Store. While MIS- wife went doMil cellal
otter tile butter Which they liad forgot
IGN, and masie The tea unt OF the pack
a.e Title ylorers Wife brought ami pH1
HI some Mere ONT ~ heI uwn ea c4ddr
tu make 1t strong enough. Ana Niiat
quantities Of Leans and pickles ;t'9i tGost
M cake there was LETT enough u save
tAe minister wife from baking gp any-
thing for Il couple Of weeks -Nt ten
o clock we all Went home with the moon
beams dripping >plendor oNel rs and the
mud pulling III orr oversh"e~ NJ every
Step. How each boy CALAMITY escorts five
OF siX girls home. and then takes his own
sweetheart through the glory Of the NOON
light All alone 10 hel doorstep, While the
little stars laugh at the pretty comedy AMI
the winds wait the old. Old story to tile
lonely pines. anu tie minister's wife
Serapts III the pumpkin and crumbs off
Her white floor, and cleans up the mud Oft
her parlor carpet and wonders how Size
Will ever get things put u rights again,
and the minister searches foI the notes 81
Ms SUNDAY sermon which he had labor
uuslv arranged ana left Oh his study table.
But everybody says il was grand good
donation, and drinks that their own par
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Hill and German Out.

The debate in the Senate AUGUST 4.,d on
the resolution offered by Mr.. PETER to iil-
ytstgate tile use of clearing house ceIfiii-
Gates by the banks OF New DIRK Boston
and other large commercial centres was
extremely significant as showing that THE
friendship which ut one time existed ht-
tween German and Hill has been broken,
thus confirming llunors which have been
in circulation for some time past. Hill
made what was really Il personal attack
On German, although he yelled il to 4
Slight extent, but his manner no less than
his words Showed that he was directly AZ
lacking Maryland 5 senator. and iii hat
lie SAID there was an intimation that lie
was rot disposed to allow German to run
the senate to suit himself. The fact is.
both Hill and German are Presidential
candidates, and both men listruSt each
other. Ii would not be surprising, after
what Hill said TO- day il he should vote
against unconditional repeal ID the Senate
The right Of Americans To fish on TIE
disputed Cochran Ledge off Eastport
has been decided by the recent commits
sion. The f.astpnlt sentinel SAYS ut II:
Tile boundary as now fixed hN the Joint
commission and buoyed, fully substanti-
ateS the claims made by the American
fishermen at he time OF the trouble over
the right to fish Oh the Cochlans Ledge
fishing grounds, that eliminated in the
early summer Of 1891, in the seizure by
the Dominion fisheries cruiser Dream, ri
number Of American fishing boats,
which We're taken to st. Andrews and le-
tanned there for some time
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-08-31

The Maine butter factories have found
it difficult to supply the demand for their
product during the summer. 1t has grown
quite famous, commanding the highest
prices and being scarce at those even.
The summer resorts use thousands OF
pounds of it during the season, theil pat
ronage being large proportion OF the
summer trade
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-08-31

Mr.. Hiram Conant, Of Southeast Buck
field. has a brass band in his own family.
The band consists of his eight boys, who
play for festive occasions with much sue
cess. MI. Conant has six girls, too, but
thev don't belong to the band.
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being well again. Just then |
Lydia z. Plukham's Ucge.
table Compound. | followed
your directions and treatment
until ! am now a perfectly
well woman.
Il gave it to my two daugh.
tiers, aged IA and IS years, and
they are fine, healthy girls.
1t is surely a blessing to
our family" SIC Holly ST.,
Vest PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
All druggists sell it, Addres. in confidence.
LYDIA e. P1NkHAM MED Co., LYNN. Mass,
Mrs. Pinkham's Liver Pills. rs cents.
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Register of Deep Water Vessels.

Abner Cohurn, 4 a Nichols, sailed from
Liverpool Ang for New York.
q Ropes David Rivers sailed from Hiogt
June ~ for New York.
y Fuller, Walnut, at Hiogo July 81 tol
Vancouver
Alameda, Chapman, sailed from New York
June ; for San Francisco; spoken. June IS
lat - y, Ion 40 W.
York April % for Portland, %; spoken june
q, lat S ion 81 w.
z Y Chapman, from Port Gamble for New
York, passed out from Tatoosh MAY "a
Centennial, b Gulcord. ii Singapore June
% loading for Hong Kong.
Charger ID S Goodell, from New York
for Tutlcorin at Rio ,Janeiro, leaking.
Daniel Barnes, ] 5 Slower sailed from
San Francisco June III fur Taltal ANA Halnp-
ton Roads
Gov Robbie, j z Butnaln, sailed from New
York Aug II for Shanghai.
Great -AImiral RrMell. arrived 1T Boston
March - from TraPani
Horny Hyde Plnras Fenaltton at
Caleta Buena Aug fox New y ork
Henrietta, A NJ Eos~, Sall#a troln New
, nlk MAY IVA SH4apair
Iceberg. W lrrat, eltarti frm llan-
Kong Jul 70 for N-w Norl5
Iroqao.S. E u 7 Ntohels. arrived u NeW
NprN A,tg N fr4iu ~am i5rAilr~taH
I@hn McIHlHA. Al rMi,Rd, aial
trom Sar Fral4glsta iniN 4T fAr lEtfHatf-
j"SePtiis, }ellld~ lttt4tHS, eail-sl 5rNlM
II ong Kong ! ju "A l"r NrV sHa
l. l4rp Ffap1 M G#.sG iia~- Ann
Ilrwy!Iyn j Nuf-, 9aF4r. .atr+l g.n
san Fean'is,o Jyry -ti.t. NsAAA" u~,-:
l.it1an Il ear- -4 r siam4f M
AHg HI firlu \gW htl5
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Superintendent sanhorn, Detective Bal
lev and Koadmastcr Bryant of the Old
Colony, have been sentenced ~ ten days
imprisonment for their share in the riot
at North Abingdon, Mass. They have APP
uealpl
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Rural Donation Party.

|
A correspondent OF the New York sun
writes from Rosie, New York:
rh ,.,.o NJ. ,,nan., I.ra ,,itl, j reuq-
a,. III, tash;,.nad l!,nation where tLe n..,-
LIZ. f .ga,en s,ss,
.,,5 ,n.,,i.. s,.,., wasted caIe and san-
s.,,,..s rhs f,irj star whn tn the worst
lrin,l IN ;,,];nas1i,n frnm lonr snrfeitin.r
- s1,,.t ,i.li,7,,,.i.. mi ,her,l the sisters
,sle ,,i,,.,.d ,I,iits ma ,,in-cushions to the
Y,f,,3y+.,t III. uha Iasn.r MA ! neu
l,,.s s;,,.... ,-,,.l+in,. Tha deacon bitches
\ &c m,lL;n- i oyar and
H. l,,,a5si.}a ,f nn,U and hnshel nf
,..,-a4.>,.. ,,,.f ,fI tha nl;larnn IN ~. Earn,
\ ,.,.s.n vsl,it.. Iis w5fa chambers onassist
\ y, III ,,n rhs ,6,,h saat and makes herself
a.,nfnftal,le viii tl,,. haby and A pumpkin
I'M Il, h.r III aud away they come hmm
a.. ..,3 4,.nn,.;na thrn,1ph Yl,e erisu trosfv
,39 ,rafti.n#,,, s,,,rt .,untti+es tor tl,e sll,-
n,.,. III. o,o3 Sisters vii urepare. and tlIe
+ri-,, ,.3-,.h4pkaJ ennnt,v lads Nick lln
-4f sN.,tbe.,ts apd Mi tht.,. s>x4a1
4 ll4alt. ffi4nd, rn HI. nun,lyr III Ilalt y
....I.. .,,ip,, ,n. ha.t4n n, th,. merry
lfaL1,o' How surl,ristd thu, pale min
/. ,yL,.,, tIay all ual}, Ii th,.leb
#Y4 i.l,4l Yi,tpf~ lay, talkpd to Hlm
,r.>fe1i,rSly HI NJ. blt,g 1beir nsllal
4,-o,t, ro sNt. tLeil. pastor II surprise
..treI l.,lNr,tiut, auu I'LL master Nj .ere-
nN.ni,s fitri,. oltaI1,d oll eobI,lpF mi
. 5.tl-uaI,. .upgie. laI ilttilnat,d H.
H.. m.if5,.,} .fbtf Ne nHnbl h. wanted T.,
HAS, +I.,+ ..v.i,i, HAN thrl,inlz-rLeek
.,4 l..~.rs tint+,a.lrit..,he .sqnat.r rhamber''
-.-3tst .t, ifi,,;l 1l.i4il.fpus MIN IN ~liakt
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