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days shipment of $4,250OOO in gold from New York, and the hope that fur ther relief would follow. Of the days movements in detail Southern Pacific was largely in the hands of the same speculative interest which has been dealing in it recently and the move ment in Pennsylvania was also attrib- uted to this operator. The Vanderbilts as a group were all strong and the To- ledo, St. Louis and Western stocks moved in sympathy with the group on rumored absorption in the Vanderbilt interest. The gains in these stocks reached up to six points, Lake Erie and Western pref, showing the latter figure. United States Express made further advance of "A. The rise of 71s in Third Avenue was due to comparison with it's price with that of Metropoli- tan with an ultimate guarantee of z per cent. Illinois Central was also strong on the general consideration of it's price level as compared with other equal dividend payers. There were a number of lower priced and less promi- nent stocks whose special strength was attributed to increasing dividend pros- poets. Profit taking made the closing somewhat irregular but the inroads upon prices were not extensive.
 The bond market was active and broad and showed general advances. Total sales par value $4,055,000
 United States 3s declined 1-4 per per cent on the last call.
 EE,U npX cTn1K HARKRT
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Cotton.

Reported over private wire by J. L. Nc. Lean S CG.. D Broad Street, New York, over Leading Consolidated Exchange. New Haven office, $40 Chapel street. (Hubnger buildlng), Norman A. Tanner, manager.
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EtnamCral.

This is the season to secure Safe Deposit Boxes. The Safe Deposit Vault of our Company is equal to any in the State, being of modern construction and having all the most approved appliances.
 Boxes can be rented at $5 per annum.
 Storage for bullion and valuable articles in fire proof vaults according to the space occupied.
 The New Haven Trust Co.,
 AZ Church Street, NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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S. F. Burwell of this city has bought the business of B. J. Shanley. the Gen. ter street fish dealer in Southington. Edward Kelleher will conduct the bus- ness for MT. BurWell.
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,'Iosinp Prlces.

Following are the closing prices reported by Prince Whitely. Bankers and Brokers. b2 Broadway. New York, aud -6 Center st.- New Hayep Bid. Asked.
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HEW FORK STOCK MARKET.

opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations Reported over the private wire of /. l.. Mo. Lean & Co.,, 25 Broad street, New York; New Haven office $40 Chapel street, Hu- binger Building. Norman A. Tanner. manager.
 Omen. High. Low. Last
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-04
Prehistoric City in Mexico
Found on Mountain Where it Had
Been Submerged 3, 900 Years
Ago.

Mexico City, May 3O.-Leopol.
do Butres, conservator of national
mon mehts, has returned from
his explorations among the ruins
of the Zapoteean cities in the
State of Oxaca. Among other
discoveries he found the ruins of
an ancient city on Mont AIbml
which shows unmlstakable lndica-
tions of having been submerged
perhaps three thousand years ago,
for traces of extinct marine life
were uncovered. In the ruins is
an obelisk similar to those of
Egypt which was found placed
to the entrance to a tomb exactly
as was the custom in Egypt. Mr..
Batres will make detailed report
OF this remarkable prehistoric city
to the government.
Mont Alban- had been visited
some time ago by Prof. COlmef
of the Smithsonian Institute of
Washington, D. @. 1t stands 1,
500 feet higher than the city Of
Oxaca, and its central square was
by great temples.
Prof. Batres brings many monu-
ments to be placed in the national
museum Of this city.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-04
All Was not Music
In The Indians Soul
His Wife Read Love Letter to
Him from Another Woman and
the Musician Killed Himself.
Special to The State.

Special TO The State.
Charleston, May 81. Josiah
George, a member of the Carlisle
Indian band, which has been fill
ing engagements since the exposi-
ton opened, committed suicide
this morning at O'Clock. 1t ap,
pears that George was much in
love with Young woman iu Buf,
falo, although he had a wife and
child with im. He had hecn cor
responding with the Bnffalo
woman and yesterday afternoon O
letter from this woman fell into
the hands of his wife. She saw the
feminine han'lwriting and did not
weigh scruples of conscience in
opening it and reading the sweet
mlssive of love to her faithless
husband. When he came home
late last night from the exposition,
she showed him the letter and up
braided him for his faithlessness.
The mans conscience seemed to
worry him. He arose from bed
about 3 O'Clock telling his wife
that he was gong to XII himself.
He approached the bureau and
emptied the contents of a vial of
carbolic acid down his throat be-
fore she could take the bottle from
his hands, and in Is minutes
George was dead Medical assis-
tance was summoned imediately,
but the pr1mpt response could not
save the life of the handsome
young Inuian who had resolved to
end his days and spare himself the
humiliation Of having been found
faithless. He was 80 years of age.
His remains will be inferred here
and his wife and child will return
to New York State.
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WEDNESDAY,, JUNE +, 1902
For a Free Delivery Route

Mr.. j. F. Hunter has been cir.
culnting petition the past week
asking for The establishment
of free delivery mail route from
this place via Jones' X Roads,
Dry Caeek, A. HI. Carter's the
Gainor's, w. III. Green's to w.
d. Jones' back by Camp Greek
Church, through Bell Town, by
Brown place, Douglas church, j..
S. Blackmon's back to Lancaster.
He received morcthan the requisite
number of signatures and forward
ed the petition to Congressman
Finley yesterday. The route is
about 25 miles long and is through
q scope of the county that has
never had any mail facilities. Dry
Creek is the only post Office on
the route. We sincerely hope
Mr.. Finley can procure this route
for no section is any more desti-
tute of mail facilities than along
this proposed route.
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Teachers Examination

The next regular examination
for teachers certificates will be
held in the court house on Friday
June 18th.
At this examination applicants
will be permitted to apply for
State Certificates. Every pro
gressive teacher should hold a
certificate from the State Board of
Education.
For particulars apply to the
County Superintendent of Edu-
cation.
Examination open at . a. M,
and closes at 4 p. m.
A. G. DWELL,
Co Supt of Ed.
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10 lhs Democratic Voters of I.ancas
ter County:
Known: the good character and
qualification of Mr. w. / V,hlaud
,ngham IS we'll as his patrio ism q, d
loyalty to his cOuutry. We hereby an.
bounre him as n candidate for th. I'M
portani of1ic- of CUu.ty Trea, urer. (
he l. rl cted we guarantee that he will
Gi.charAe the uu ies of the office in
~ rict ace, .rdance w.t.. iaN aId to The
fun satisfaction of the people. As Is
well known, Mr. ;andinpham
when quite young man. enlis ted hs
"a oldl~r In the Confederate war and
WAS badly Wen Gcd in the leg, hich
rendered HIM criI.pe FIR life but
notwithstanding this tfiiction he hes
supn"it'd himself cnI fuu.i V by hard
WoIk "l' III. firm Uitl".u u.u murinp
ana Las never NJ I'd .ur an Otfi.e
Ihereiorr. c.c Il = nv ,ng maLcouid
not DE e'," - "'-'.Icr II Lancaster
county IL" viii SUPP RI the Democrat.
ic nominee
MANY FRIENDS.
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Steam. Mud and Smoke
Four From Mont Pelee
Submarine Gable Breaks as Vol.
cano Reucws Erap,ion. In
vestlgating Parties in Danger.

Fort de France, Island Of Mar
Unique, May 81, z p. m.-Ihe
United states steamer Dixie ar.
rived here from st. Vincent last
night and left early this mornin o
Tor New York.
AT half past 1.o clock yesterday
afternoon the submarine cable
broke again and at2 O'Clock Mont
Pelee was in violent eruption.
Reports receiveL here say the
north craters are pouring great
torrents of mud in the direction of
Vive. Yesterday evening there
was an enorm 2us eruption of steam
and ashes.
This morning a correspondent
of a New York paper went to st.
Pierre with the government party
engaged IN burning the bodies of
the victims of the first eruption,
but the party was forced to leave
the volcado throwing out volumes
of black smoke, and loud detona-
tions being heard. The River1e
Blanche is again the course of a
torrent of intensely hot mud, Civ
ing off steam and falling into the
sea. A portion of the party which
went to st. Pierre this morning
was in considerable danger and
the captain Of the boat which
took the newspaper correspondent
and his companions to the ruin ed
town says he will not return there
again.
The American scientist who
started to ascend La Soufriere is
still striving to reach the summit.
During the intervals when the
volcano was quiet yesterday he
reached a point almost half way
up the mountain. He reports, to
the awe of the inhahitants that
the island of st. Vincent may sub
side. There are clear indications,
he says, that considerable por-
tion of the leeward district will
subside.
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Cotton Weighers for WaXhaw.
Monroe and Nashville


Monroe and Nashville
A speciaT from Monroe to The
Charlotte Observer of June End
says: The county commissioners,
magistrates and town aldermen
met in Joint session to day to elect
cotton weighers for the towns of
Monroe, Waxhaw and Marshville
There were number of candidates
for each place, and the contest was
quite spirited. There were five
candidates for Monroe, MIR. E D.
Worley, the present weigher, was
selected on the fourth ballot, re-
ceiving 33 votes. His leading opn,
ensnt, L.C. Beckett, was a close
second, with 80 votes. Mr.. CT.
Bailey was elected for MarshviIle,
getting IS votes to 27 for j. G.
Morgan. Waxhaw had eleven can
dldates. Il. l.. Thompson vas elect
ed on the fourth ballot, with 35
votes, s. j. McGuirt following
with 81 votes.
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Closing Exercises of the Graded
School.

Closing Exercises of the Graded
School.
The tenth session of the Ian
caster Graded School will close
Friday June the sixth. An exhib-
it of school work will be open to
public inspection from nine TO
eleven a. IN Thie exhibit is not
so much for show purposes, as to
afford each parent an opp )rtupity
of examining the work of his own
and other children. The exhibit
will comprise examination pa oers,
class exercises, drawings, etc.
The usual closing exercises will
take place at eleven o'clock a. m.
Probably thirteen members of the
Gates of graduation.
Supt. l.. T. Baker.
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A cotemporary has suggested
the name of Capt. +. w. Wage
ner, president of the Exposition
company, for governor. There are
doubtless many very good men in
the State who would esteem it
both an honor and privilege to
vote for him; and 1T is equally GER
tain that a man who has manifest
ed such magnificent executive abil-
ity in the successful carrying out
of an enterprise of such magni-
tude, and who was possessed of so
much patriotism for city and State
that, rather than see it prove fail
ure, would go into his private cash
drawer and take out to the extent
of $3.50, 900 to meet it's expenses,
would make most excellent gov
ernor.
But while it is we'll known that
Capt. Wagener has the ability and
willingness to do the things that
make for progress, he is not an
up to-date politician, and very
likely would be defeated in race
with politicians, for it seems to be
the disposition of the average vo-
ter to cast his ballot for the cam
didate who is "agin' all things
savoring of modern progress, and
who can make the strongest ap-
peals to his passions and preju-
dices and play on his credulity.-
Kershaw Era.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF EDU,
CATION.

TO The Voters Of Lancaster County:
With many thanks for past favors
and earnesisolicitations for future sups
port. hereby announce myself as
candidate for reelection to the office
OF County Superintendent Of Eiuca-
ti'n subject to the rules governing the
Democratic Primary.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENC IA.
TIVES.

we hereby announce the Hon, j. n.
Est idge as II Candidate n re election
TO the House of Representatives sub
ject to ihe re- ult of tneD ,nocrutic mi.
mary. Mr. Estrldge's well know 10, &,
ally Ia the bes' Interests "rthe people
and his ex'-Iierce rs It ,gisiator
make II eminentiy proper mat he
should Dc retained TO the House
MANY VOTERS
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-04
Notice Of an EStray Mule

Taken up at my home in Indian
Land township, mouse colered
mare male about 7 years old,
branded on left shoulder "W. S."
The owner can get the same by
paying cost and feed bill. Ad.
cress, b. F. Culp,
Pineville, N. G.
June 2 1902.
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FOR AUDITOR.

We take plea>ur in N ounciug Mr.
John A. Cook as y Candidate for re-.
election to the offic OF County Audi
tor-a position he las filled with such
marked Efficiency, faith inlness and
fidelity He will abide the result of
the Democratic Primary
MANY FRIENDS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-04

Mr. Hollis III Iorion is hereby an.
hounced as can'ii late f,r election to
the offire OF olnty uiitor He Will
abide the Result of the democrati @
primary MANY FRIENDs
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Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrhea when
your bowels are out of order. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. G. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
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We take this method Of announcing
the name of NJ. &. GaIdn for County
Supervisor and feel that tho in
terests of the County are safe in his
hands. He is no stranger to the
duties required. as I've has before
h"norably ant ably filed the position,
MANY VOTERS
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-06-04

L hereby announce myself a. IA can
didate for the Office OF County super.
visor, pIedging myself to abide the
result of the Democratic primary
JOHN r. FAILE.
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Respectfully,
WlLLIAMS-HUCHES co.
FOR TREASURER.

IN candidtte tor reelection TO
Tia" flice of County Treasurer.
W. e. .CAUTHEN.
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j hereby announce myself q candi,
d ite for the Office of Pr bate Judge
subject to the rules governing the
Democratic Primary.
JOHN NJ. PERRY.
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Mr.. Editor; P'ease announce r III.
Sapps as n candidate for County sup.
ervlsor He will abide the rules of the
Democratic primary.
MANY VOTERS.
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~ CBlRI5SffOu }XPDSIi,Q1

TIE Nom'h Carolina & Georgi, Ex.
,ehsi Raj road announces the fol,
lowing tow round trip rates to Chars
ies'"n' =. e., account OF the south
IA '"a Interstate and West Indian
EXi".ition. Tickets on sale at aii
c"u"n stations. Excellent psssens
ger service peri 'rmed. s,ee ,that ySur
tirke's al VIA the =. &. &C E.. r.
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GA 81 o7IA.
s,as.,Ass Bear. the h' Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of EW2zzew

Theodore H. Price estimates
an increase of 81 per cent. in the
acreage of the growing crop as
compared with the crop of last
year. He thinks also that fully
81 per cent. less fertilizers have
been used.
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@ Pay your subscription ore
year in advance and we will send
you the Home and Farm free one
year.
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FOR SUPERVISOR.

/ announce myself candidate for
reelection 10 the office Of ,'ouhty Su-
pervisor, subject TO the rules governing
the primary.
W.. Q. CASKEY.
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Stops the cough ana WOrks or TIE
cola.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets cure a cold in one day. No
Cure, No Pay, Price, 25c.
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How Ar Your Kidneyss
Or Hobbo' SparagLs Pills cure all kidney Ills Sarp-
se free. Add. sterling ReTnedy Co. Chicago or IL =
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarees.
candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
~. 26c. II G. G. G. f"u. druggst IS refund money,
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%.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure moles won,
nen strong, blood pure. SOC. I'll. All druggists
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e. LUMN a: Ticke,s to lie sold uailv
Com ."ncing Nov. 3Oth, 1901. unJil
n including Ma 81, 1902: Ana,
lmi June 3ri. 1902
OLUMN h: tickets to be sold daily
mne' ri' Nov. 30th, 1901, until
'"' u "din9 May 3Isi, 1902: fiunI
in -" da. im addition to date of
"a; XceIi that II al limit shf uld
~ Is" case ,Neeed June 3rd. 1902
QUINN {: Tickets To re sold ON
i"'"i"Ns, AMI Thursdays of each
weSh; commencing Dec 3rd, 1901.
It'd unit. and iucll ding MsV S9ef
l9Il2. final limit seven dsys i'm sd,
diii"n to date of sale; except that
fi"al init should ia no case exeeeH
Jui 3rl, 1902
~ II Sh AW.
General Passenger Agent.
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A. G.. ROWELL.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

MANY VOTERS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-28
Mems furnishings

Mems F1eece-Lined Undershirts and
Drawers, 75c value; A6n
Monday ............,......N ~ gu
Mems Natural Wool Undershirts
and Drawers, extra quality worth
up to $50; 3E
Monday 100 and .......... & 90
Mems Fine Wool Half Hose, solid
and natural colors, worth MP to
75c; Monday 4E
QUO ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. kas ~ "
Mems Wool Overshlrts, made Of Hue
twilled navy blue flannel and worth
up to 200; Monday 7E
1.25, 100 and ............A SG
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Ladies Kid Gloves, two clasp, col
ors and black, value co..
l00 Monday ............. V&yS
Ladies Real French Kid Gloves,
two clasp, plain and pique fingers,
made from selected skins, fitted and
fully guaranteed. all colors and
white and black, worth 1.75 TO 200;
Monday 1.25 68m
ana ..,..,....,..s''..' WV
Ladies' Undressed Kid Gloves,
black and colors, two clasp. worth
125; 4 mn
MONDAY 's-,-..ss-rs.s' 1NS ~
Misses Fine French Kid Gloves.
two clasp, fitted and guaranteed
sizes 3 to 6 IL, worth 06a
1875, Monday ....,..,.,,,..S GS
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CHAPTER XXI
cioely Consents

~ tell you what, said BIB, thoughtfuliy.
after the two glrls had sat stil for nearly
Ave minutes something must he done"
'1 think lt must returned Clceiy with
equal seriousness but what shall # beg
Suddenly her manner changed and she
spraug TO her feet with now energy
Il tell you, Bah, something must be done.
and / shall do st. J told my father that
there was Covcrdalc blood In nue. as wen
MS In him; that l would stand no crossing,
either"
"There speaks my Lady Allen" said
Bah,
81 may he only a merchants daughter
what would my father say to that only 2
For all that, / am equal TO this. / shall do
what you say. Bah. cost what It will in the
way OF trouble 7 shall play the Rosalind
act as well as any lad Mt Raukside Come
''The arst thing to do Is to account for me.
l can not 60 hungry and n you ask Tor
food enough 10 feed us both they'll smell
a fox. Even old Margle would suspect
u Nigh, smggsIe YOU down through the
Il know better way than that. sun.
pose you tell julie thar you want to see
me You can write note 20 me and when
he comes again TIL be here already"
What II he VIII NOT consent.
"He'u consent 10 anything now" replied
Bait, With a saucy twinkle I'm her eve
CiCrly hlushed and opened "a new subject
How shall we get the Clothesg"
81 could bring them rho bundle Is pret.
q big, though IL Is as big MS that 3"
Bah spread out her hands 81 wish we
could think Of some other way"
why not let Jack bring themg He could
throw them up where the spout Is gone and
We could bring them the rest OF the why
Just the thing. Ciccly: YOUR head h og
clear as a bell. No fear YOU will make "A
Rosnlind that will put Master Shakcspere
TO shame, III wager my lie on YOU
Bah was certainly right Cicelv was n
tall girl though 81 gracefully shaped that
SHE seemed no more than the ordinary
height. Tender as she was. and Somewhat
sentimental, there was no lack Of spirIt In
her nature Indeed, danger and dIfhcultv
brought out her qualities In way that
smooth sailing would never do
NO. Bah, you need have no fear that /
shall be unable 10 90 through with II. we
can send the word 20 Jack this afternoon.
get the clothes by morning and slin ONT
tomorrow night. Il is all as clear as day.
Hurrahg
~ think you are counting your chickens
before. they are hatched. You are LEAVING
julie altogether out OF the question. In ths
hrst place. he and Uncle Dickon have had A
quarrel. He knows that was at the piay
house with you and Sir Richard Be ven
think he would lightly agree 10 lee me seS
you when be has kept you 40 closely guard.
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Ia qs l shall not he prisoner now A.
800 , ,vI me nave few moments more of
Cgnm n,,r let US 60 down and fence. ~" me-
bor u ,.oE the last words Clcely had raiaad
n ne voice She went down The orc Sist,.
S Sb stairs al Of emble with eEeit f ntgat
her tron ip ae!agraiy hold her foil and blamed
.,l 5ab nag accused Clcely OF iacS '' W t,r,
ter strol.. l''iy Il, however, had played n mas
,,SleeE waited anyiously Tor az r,i,,,..-
10 Com1e i'' &, vas sharp rap at the door.
cice DS G GsG 4 p and Barbara appeared
"Bless your heart door ohua
yon get heref" NN''u' HOW did
was Ei IN sis5t IN down stairs and as no one
he me s {oar voice and So stopped I bSra
You need need 1 1ot sgld cicey This ID Bah
no tiG,ely and Barbara went bscE IVY w a..
BY, sS key lad '4 NO f 5qs locked Ss them H.
was 'uie outwitted by the sharper SOW SEen 80
TO be Continued
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No er-at Expectation.

Auanta Constitution.
A,t.r uo ?, expect a bust In westm,rsto,
Aooey, said the youthful poet li' s'er
bs 30 40 replied the old man .,TA..
writS SrpsIeIa.snniest keep on U Nh, To th
holneH' BUSINESS an you'n' IN" WIN No. me "a,
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s, ssSs tsyes IL The most drssd.,
and cures 'nS aeuth' oSInfNF p,s y sll