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is TALKING OF RETIRING
JeffrieS Says that lie Is Tired Of the
Ring and The Stage.
STILL WANTS TO HAVE A GO AT FITz,
A Spot Can Be Found Where He viii Be
Enabled to Meet Sharkey II He Is
So Disposed.

New York. January 2S--Although the
Yosemite Athletic club OF San Francisco
has rejected the match made between Jim
Jcrries and Tom Shurkey, the latter is not
az an satisfied that the contest Will not
eventually be held. sharkcy says that
there are plenty Of other places besides
san Francisco whore a battle Of this in'
por,Once eau bc brought on To this eject
Shnrkey's manager has opened correspond
cncc with Champion Jim Jrlrlcs, who Is
now appearing at Boston nightly IN a spar
ring contest With his brother Jack Reich $
lotter to Jerues, which was mailed yester'
day. is us follows; Although | have not
received an official notification OF the same,
! understand that your battle with shar
key is an lmpossibiltty as FAR rs san Fran
cisro is concerned However, there are
other places whore the hght can pc hclM
and you VIII obligc me if you VIII hiudN
name another date for the opening OF bids
for the contest Awaiting Your reply;
am sincerely yours Barney kciCn,
ReLeR statcs that he knows OF spot
whore Sbgrbcy aud JcnrIes can have IL ou'
without fear Of molcStAuun. lie VIII MAKE
10 known when JtnrtcS consents TO renew
negotiations. n JcnrieS' remarks, Whlcl
he made the other night az Bostou, are any
criterion. this Is not at all likely. Tie boil
ermakcr said that he dld not care To race
any other man outside ot Bob tllHslmnHna
81 um getting tired OF the rhh and tht
stage" Jcnrics said. "and the public vii
not hc surprised tn hear some day thRt
have retired / have defeated Sharke>
twice, but agreed tu take him once Hgatt
because hc Is the only one failed 10 hhotl
ont for the title with him out OF the way
! rather prefer Fitzslmmous, aud v can.
get MIN, I might as wen quit That's al
1 there is to It.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Marshall Harrison County. Texas. Jan.
nary %. Tho heavy snow and slept OF
She mast two days has been the most de-
structlve 10 property In this city for years
Nearly 800 feet of awnings have bean
~ ckcn down while large number Of shade
a,,d rnamental trees and shrubs have been.
Totally ruined The large telegraph poles
nj the office OF the Western Union fell
with a crash this morning. bringing down
an the wlras and interrugting tplegrap1ic
communication with the OUTSIDE Worln, Ihe
local manager believes II Will be two DAYS
before the damage can be repaired. The
.s,r,s condition exists with tho telephone
ana electric llgAt comuanes. Marshall To-
uipbt VIII be IN almost total darkness.
Nacordoches Nacogdoches County Texas.
View birmingham, Cherokee County, Tex
os January 2e.-Stock have suffered great
yfde shelter FOR them. The scarcity OF feed
also left cattle especially In poor coudlt
a. weather such n storm Emit trees have
aiso been badly hurt. The only redeeming
featnre about this blizzard Is the fact thHt
IL hgs heen a great benefit 20 the ground.
which was hecOming very dry
Denlson. Grayson County, Texas, January
"a This Is the sixth day Of sleef and
rain The whole country Is Ice bound and
Communication with the county Is shut on
The storm is proving very disastrous e
stock great many are perishine. To
rain and snow has Virtually saved the oal
ana wheat crops.
musk Cherokee County Texas, January
% If has been raining. sleeting anf
snowlne hero for three days. The timber
n .overed with lee and worse weather
e ,noked Tor. The cold will keep the peact
trees hack and increase the chances ~
crop this year
Palestine Anderson County. Iexas, jan
nary 30. The weather continues very dih
I
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i BOILER EXPLOSION.
RALPH WlLKERSON, A FIREMAN, WAS
INSTANTLY KILLED.
No One Was Near Him and the Exact
Cause Of the Accident Is Not
Known.

beaumont, Texas. January 20. ~ $50
this morning Que If tho boilers used Nv
WIN stnrm iu drilling the well OF the
Denver oil Tank aud Pipe Line company
hctter known as the Smith well, exploded,
instantly killing Ralph Wiikorson. the IRE.
man. lie wah alone and no one was nearer
than tn" camp house, ~u that the true
cause OF the explosion viii ueyer 10 know n.
The boiler was ono OF "a buttcry ~ two
twHutY, horsc power and was tho one which
/ WIS not kept hot az night. II being tina
custom 90 cot ID on az night WIN Sturn
b8ys that he thuks the explosion was
caused bv turning The steam into the boiler
so fast that IL displaced the water on the
crown sheet The boiler house was demol
ished aud Wllkersou was thrown aren't
lftv feet and badly injured. lcticr was
found Ia the pocket of tho dead mau fr0m
his aunt, Mrs Bowman ~ Rlunton. Ind
ono of the remarkable incidents - The
explosion wns the narrow escape ol Nc1
Bird W the llryWo0d on company Bird
who is hcld f1raman, was sleeping ut inc
licyNu0d hUuEhunte half mile away.
hoard The report snd was no tho act ~
Ltp,aiug tp srg Whist was the Itter when
"a p,cra ot IRON we.ehint twenty pounds
oHn3r rIu-bmg thr1Ugh ihc roof md passed
within two iuohcs of hi head n kdodoS
% Iolr ip thr rnof about wa tret ia dinur
ttct. uus. ga through tho mtivess aud nonr
md mind itself about eighteen inches ~
Tim enrth.
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produce must necessarily leave tho farm for
consumpitou WnHc gffv wears ago about
50 per ,cur had 10 rrmlin ON the farm tp
meet Ihe farmers own wants and as he
had TO grow Il variety or dd without n
hr was yNcuelUla for being d dNr>iuer.
But since dollars aad cents are now what
he is after and must have. be IS iustNAh'e
tn giving special attention 90 tual winch
brings the greatest number OF thpm
thiuA iC 50 per cent ot ouf population had
To deucnd on iot OF diycfsder, 10 feel
them from their odds and ends oI what
ever crop happened to hit, we would have
retro-rad, movement
NV reasons for comparing the divcrslfcr
with uty years ago is hrcuusc he is i'm
capable of progress. as bc would preclude
tine use of Improved machinery ana dpadou
our system az exchange THINK of a diver
SITTER ON 100 acre, of land bearing the oN-
pcuse of keeping am up.to.datc line ui inn
plcmcutS necessary tu wheat production
such am ourar as would pun him In position
10 produce wheat i'm competition with the
wheat cIowcr-Whcn charged MP against
sp..u l,id of wheat would dissipate ITS
profits and force him ont of the wheat
business or 10 run along with inadequate
and outof date implements. La lals joe
entity one farmer the two past Seasons
with a tWeufy.ionr horse power engine
hltched Ia gang ploWH hIgaElu- twenty
acres per Dag an a eos. ol 80 cents per
acre has demonstrated OelnAd Hou'l ll'
practlcahillty Of steam pioNins on our iaI-e
wheat farms, and an over tte wheat 7Lo"-
Ing sections rs seen one man WIN siA !"
ten horses ana gang ploWS hLeahlus SIN ~
ten, acres stubble iand per aa{ one I'M. .9ap
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shake distance OF Tho leau rcd bridges tnat

shake distance OF the leau red bridges that
span it
Aud before each the man with the gun.
ca, the train spins past and smiles like an
angel when Nuu throw him a paper
Tonight q commando may attempt an rush
the h..r post, Tonight rockets may rush
Skyward from dozen hlockhousas as a
commando changes IT'S direction. aud the
man with the gun and his friends who are
catching dies INSIDE may ha lighting for
their very lives. Perhaps not tonight TO.
morrow or the next night or never. That
! is the horror OF it all. the constant watch
| Ing for the enemy who will not come Ever
| lastingly on the alert FOR events that Will
not happen, Waiting waiting. waiting,
! with u white.hut bowl OF n sky overhead
and slzbllug, smmmerine, dancing, blist.
/ tung desert around.
/ Bockhouse street ls q street to temenbey
I iu Vour prayers, "A deadly, soul Destroying
/ dlmnably dull street OF galvanized iron priS-
! Dps u each VI which nrC six prisoners
/ Waiting for execution,
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tive independence when he had his stom-
ach adapted 40 The products OF his own
farm aud IL might be charitable TO our
friends I'm other lines to say their anti
Quutcd idcu- of farming are largely due
tu having 300 some more primitive prri0d
ct our progress been associated with farm
life. the farmer being advised 10 divert
q tendency IN Lis line that Is being i'm.
proved &. such telling advantage an others.
have given tdc subject some careful study
and mv cos .n.ians prompt noe ta say the
farmers have greater reasons for hoiua spc-
ciailsta than any other class of individuals,
for rs I see &c. When tht farmer come, 10
town and wants q pair Of shoes. some sugar
and pound of nails he has to cam ou three
different merchants for the three artlclcs
os merchandise. either VI whom having only
one of the articles might tell the farmer
the other two were not adapted to his bust,
ness, but mo could NOT toll him they were
NOT adapted 10 his locality But suppose
the farmer is called ON for q load ~
wheat, bale of cotton and a barrel Of
sugar He can tell his customer that
jwo OF these farm products are not only not
adapted Ia his business, but are NOT adapt
ed 10 his locality ] would like 10 see tho
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agreeable. slow drzzlng rain Is stlu
falling, although tho weather Is moderat.
ing The ground Is getting la favorable
condition Tor the truck growers aud farm.
ers.
Fairbanks. Harris County. Texas, Jan.
uary 20. The weather continues bad aud
cloudy. The cold smell and the rain win
prove a blessing to s,ockmen that have
very much in the cold unless vol housed.
January 20. The ground is covered with
sleet, the weight Of which has broken
telephone and telegraph wires throughout
this section. The indications are for more
severe weather.
Hampstead, Waller County. Texas. Jan.
uary 80. a slight rain continues falling,
which is getting the ground In a splendid
condition Every indications points 20 q
good season.
Alvin. Brazcrla County. Texas. January
50 Business Is hciug intcrfcrcd with by
the weather. While there are NO crops Ga
be hurt by the cold It is telling on range
cattle
Carbon, Eastlaud County. Texas, January
20 The ground Is covered With from four
/ TO six inches OF Snow. This viii put tho
ground In good condition for blowing
Weldon, Houston County, Texas, Janu,
ary Snow, sicet ana rain have h.acg
/ stock viii be killed by the cold
| Rlehmond. Fort Bend County. Texas. Jan
uarN -. Tho cold weather continues. 4
/ light rain has fallen during the day rem
/ deriug travel dlsagrocahlc,
/ Timpson. shelby County Texas, January
I 20 1t has been raining. seotiug and fvocx
{ ing for three DAYS, The resulting folsturt
4 WAS much needed.
Richmond Fort Bend County Texas, Jan
| uary 50, The cold rainy weather con
/ tnues Growing vegetables are being dam
/ aged,
J Caldwell. Burlcson County. Texas, Janu
airy 30 The indications are for more rain
| Cotton all In except few scattering lots
Mineral Wells. palo Pinto County. Texas
/ January 29.-Nery little damage 10 stock IL
| apnrehcudOd 10y rauchmen.
Confer shelby County, Texas, January 29
/ stock are suffering ycry much from the ON
/ IRENE cold weather.
Smlthyllle, Bastrop County. Texas, Jan
/ uary 30 A slow drigzling rain has beer
/ falling since Monday
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CONSUMPTION CURED.
mr. Edward Schubarh rIrs H. Arlington, Whom
Said Had lncurablc Consumption Were Permanently
Cured by Duffy's Pure Malt Mhiskey.

bany one OF the leading doctors said he
void rather have Duny's Pure Malt whis-
keS 70 cure consumption, catarrh, asthma.
nHd diseases Of the throat and lungs than
gll the qnack medicines In the world. aud
tbc doctors present agreed with him IMAM
lmOusly. Dudy's Pure Malt Whlskey Is
good Tor old aud young. II has carried
the blessing OF health 10 hundreds Of thou,
sands OF poor sufferers. Many have tried
tn Initiate It and unreliable dealers have
been known to try 10 sell to their custom
ers some cheap substitute because there
was more prodt IN the substitute. So we
that "Dumy's Pure Malt Whiskcyr u On
the label and that Il Is our own patent
bottle. With the name blown IN the bot
tie, This Is the only way Duny,s Pure
Malt Whskey IS sold II offered In bulk
or IN TASKS IL Is fraud.
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SPECIALIST VS.. DIVERslFlER.

Protest Against Making a Jack at All
n Trades OF the Farmer.
IN the Editor Of The Post.
n Wichita Pals Texas, January 27-There
$slg line Of action prescribed for the
primer that suggests to him the question
|houh theafsrmer be a jack st all trades
1fin' which, In view Of the tendency away
Mon that position In every vocation Of
|tte wish to submit to your fair and i'm
partial Judgment q farmers view Of the
|EsunctlOns being given his kind by friends
L oiaer lines whose purpose it is 10 divert
HE tendency, justifying their action upon
IN theory that the farming industry Is too
rucA Of chance business TO specialize in,
~ 'dvlse that since the farmer does not
Efa'V when the green bug or the boil
evl coming or what crops the drouths,
''0ds OF other agencies may destroy, he
%ua' ~ order 10 hit something, plan. q
OF them all and become a
] { ,rS,s Ihey clear our minds of all
sp~ as 70 what they mean hy DIVERSE
s iot tney define them as being too
Wy AFRAID OF grain bugs to be 4 wheat
IA n ~ Auu'u dtEdlu OF DOpl NceNilS
" cotton grower and too much atrail
.M'aislhlng Unforeseen to be anything in
1usgaf' And, as if this was not enough
sesiy one that ny dlversiier is meant
az trades man they 60 on to say
.,. .idual farmer should plant n little
8.,ss,,ssythlhg his farm would produce, buy
~, MS soil would grow: be sure IA
~. as local market So well supplied that
E}s,s,neeo be no importations from other
nn sIss OIL anything ia eat: store year
HWY q everything needed on the farm
fs,s nome and board at the same place
<fad penueut OF the balance or the
j. SaS tals is exactly the position tho
/ t,rSs,,,u coupled FIFTY years ago am
/ 4 IN, how a line of action applicable
Ei,up4s !, men can fit him now. have no
H. IN 80 Y show the percentage he bore to
h ,rs,,st population then nor nj the
hmrl,, when would show his uroductlv,
s,crrsss the two periods as also h s
Il, !, u Hut Judging from the percent
IN N, 'le farmers produce annually, leay
4 sFs,ios,diarm to meet the wants of that
f,ls,sIgsslng army his progress has aof
ksie SlT rom the farm, would estI
III tbs w. 70 De now less than 20 nor cen
fuSa, worlds population. t'pon tbis MS
bfTset which | think is approximatcly
- euoul 80 per cent OF the farmer
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SPECIAL Yacht RACES.
Shamrock II May Meet the CONSTITUTE
for PurepE

Shamrock II May Meet the Constitution
for Purses
New York Junuary go Gossip among
yachismcn ~ to the effect that Sir Thomas
Lptons Shamrock If VIII participate In
special races during the coming season iu
American waters SIR Thomas Wishes IN
the direction 81 sailing his boat against
either the Constitution y colgmbin received
uUc announcement sitter his defeat IN
his attempt 10 lifi The Americas cup hut
Ii is now said that some Of the members Of
tho Constitution syndicate have rcconsld
crrd thcir decision
In tbc event Of the Constitution agd
Shamrock hoiug put In commission Tho
Iarohmont a. s.. aud Atlantic clubs VII
al oncr special prizes FOR them TO race for
The Newport association also would Ike q
nlgauge faces and there Is the 5000 Law
son ,llD. which the Hun, Mass club might
onrr " thc Yachts 90 TO Boston
Captain Charles Barr. the skipper Of th'
Columbia Ia its victorious races against th'
Sbamrnck n for the Americas cup. ht'
hepp engaged by August Belmont 70 sal
his scyenty-f0ot Mineoia next season,
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completely uunervcd and with difficulty
could he rcpress his tears
The county commissioners met this ar
tcnoon and offered reward Of 5000 for
The recapturc Of the murderers.
The ruse Of the Biddles was clever one
and was carried out with great success.
hey sawed out the bars Of their cells,
John cutting out three in his. Edward,
being the larger man, found It necessary
to cut out four The murderers evidently
sawed the bars during he night, using
what appears TO have been soap to doaden
the noise and reduce friction. The escape
Is as unparalleled as is their record for
crime throughout this vicinity. The police
all over the country are searching for the
fugitives. While it is not thought they
have gone far, the shrewduess Of the two
criminals is such that the police have II
hard problem TO solve IN their recapWre.
The two guards injured will probably
recover The bullet wound sustained by
Reynolds is not regarded as dangerous.
The physicians have been unable to ascer-
tain as yet the full extent of Me Geary' 5
wounds. His head was fractured 10y his
siNtccufoot fall
Warden Peter X SoGel, in discussing the
escape Of the Biddies today Ina the Office
az the Jail, said: 81 believe my Wife fur
uishpd the weapons TO the Biddlcs and
assisted them 90 escape. This is an awful
thing hut ! am ouH telling The whole
truth. My wife was not In bed chou
awakened this morning apI / nave moi
seen her since. She Is Eone-God only
Lrovs whore Suil would nav every.
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ceo,nia Va cockinn Nan.

vlcksburg, Miss. January 2s.-The great
interstate cooking main was finally decided
this afternoon after three days hard hight.
ius 81 favor Of Georgia The cocks owned
by Mr.. S. Moore Of Atlanta won the main
by winning two 0ghts today, six yesterday
und one sunday.
The main consisted Of seventeen hshts
at 500 per side on each tight, and $1,000
wager on the main, outside OF the lndyid.
ual bets.
The Mississippi chickens we're pitted by
]. W. Hayes Of this city and Mr. McGinty
OF Kinds county. Mr. Moore Of Atlanta
leaves here the greatest victor, as never
before were the Hayes MoGinty cocks whip
ped II Is estimated that AN bets, includ'
Ing the straight stakes and the outside
wagers ran up 20 Ss,D, aud the main i
considered the biggest ever known In TINS
: country. There were 900 chlekens on the
Z ground
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II, G Arlington, November Il, 100
QUICKLY CURED.

Dear Slrs:--I picked IN one OF your cir.
culars on table about a month ago and
read IL through After reading | went out
and bought a bottle ~ your whiskey. Which
helped me right away. am nov on, my
third bottle. using It for so-called incurable
consumption, and, | feel like new man.
l think that II had known Of your Wits.
KEY when l was at home III Chicago !
would have never come ont here for my
health Ed SCuUBARTH, zoos Market
street Denver. october is 1901.
There are thousands OF eases just Ike
that OF Mir Schubarth aud Mrs. Arlington,
where the patients thought they had In
curahlc consumption until their doctors
prescribed nuffys Pure Malt Whlskcy,
bunNs Pure Malt Whiskcy Is absolutely
pure aud possesses more curative power
than an other medicines IL contains ~,
fusCl oil, so common IN other whiskeys and
which rs dangerous ingredient In whlskey
especially for the diseased system. wher
tho poison takes eflect.
huny's Pure Malt Whisky not only
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
49, 70 81 on Of BusIness.

sherman. Texas, January 3o-The First
National bank OF Howe, Grayson county,
cnpital stock $4,000 Lon Tuck q Sher'
unfairly. An application has been made
IN due form 70 the comptroller Of the cur
reucy al Washington 70 hr allowed 70
20 into voluntary liquidation, inc recent
VIsit ~ the National hlnK eXuWiar' 10 the
Flrst Rational bank moved The atairs of
tho Institution TO be 10 thoIo isnN tFte
ana sound condition and thc sep taken
Ia devote their time ana capital TO either
business pursuits The bahK bHD ing ana
fixtures have been sold 20 the Former 8
National bank ~ EjWe. w. u. Bea b,
nreAidfnt.
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san francisco, january 80 Sis furoncs
selling Dwight Way, ENorncn Sotchol
limo Is
Nile selling ricsd. senator Nau. VI
Nlido Time AZ.
Mic ana sixteenth selling lapitu-
E0uic Macgyl Time 4i7l
Seven furlongs. seliiu. EulNck Conetol
lator puckoy Time l;21s
Mile and an eighth. hundicup Janice,
Fr1ugihie. All Green Time l'atH
Six furongs selling 1rrnuus MaTas'
chino. Tho Weaver Time ii14.
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y, January go. edward and
1 Riddle, awaiting execution ~ eue
~ ,.u for the murder Of Grocer
r'ru ~ = Kabney Of Mount Washington
s'Has 9 The guards at 4 o'clock this
- W., snd escaped. Both prisoners e aau
~ provided with saws, win m ,,,.o ro .n
q Wy ..orent TO make an opening surtl-
~ 80 10 pass through. The prison
EHW ,sd adjoining cells on the second
n e''u g.Ssv had evidently been preparing
nv for some time and had assist,
~ s, ,.r rho outside, as both were armed
4 M Rvclrers' .,o p,ddlcs
s,,aI, before o'clock one OF the bian'yS
s.,',o lanes McGeory, who had charge
u, sutside gates, and asked for some
= me8iclne In hurry, saying his
..., was dangerously sick
4 r,cay FASTENED to the cell win tne
INN. when John Bldde sprang through
~. ..,,,nv IN the cell and. Selling the
,,onnd the waist, hurled him over
MAC n the stone floor beneath. q dis
!, sixteen feet Edward Blddlc
-, NJ brother Immediately and both
~ ,,,vn reyolvers hurried to the first
!. Where they met Guard Reynolds ond
HI bin. ,. 49,,
4 |, MIA was en- one Of the upper ranges.
,.dorad down at the point N the
Il .,i,,,, and the three guards were put
II ts dungeon.
n a. t,vs we're taken from Keeper Nc
IA the two desperate prisoners had
E ~ Geld The only persons who wit
a l.. ,he escape were prisoners. who could
\ . Interfere or give an alarm.
n n, riddles went to the wardrobe where
,r,yds kent their clothing and each
4, an new suit. They then unlocked
I, out.de gates and passed out into Ross
sfrst
n "A, ,espe was not discovered until the
&.rlrst guards came on duty Mt 6 O'CLOCK
n,v were Informed by prisoners whore
4, neht guards had boon put and they
,e soon released from the dungeon aud
.,rt to the Homeopathic hospital
FIR several months preceding the kahAey
tms,r buFglaras were If almost nightly
4 recurrence. The police seemed powcr!esS
weyeat them, and nervous citizens re
"a Ind 1t night In fear and trembling, or
! II, morning Of April y last Mrs Kahael
=, ,vakened nv burglars and called q
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STOPPED HHMoRRHAans.

NAshnN NItN, \, IT.
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write to inform YOU that I have used
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would not have been here today only for
your wonderful medicine. l have used all
kinds Of cough syrups and been under the
care OF doctors. | have had three severe
attacks OF grip and pneumonia. which have
left me with a bad cough and weak lungs
and heart | am 81 years old. IL has
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regret did not know Of Your whiskey he
fore cannot express what tt has don,
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