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i-T : 1 : ' Iff : - -r . . . I i iff' I I I JX III I u -j l v i i i i GOVERNMENT WAS INSTITUTED FOR THE GOOD OB THE GOVERNED. 1 VOL. II. ASHEBORO, NORTH CAEOLINA, WEDHESEAT. 2IAR0H 14, 1877 r a P i- r w -- xjw w IH' ' t - . - - THE HAllflOLrl'l nEGUUTOR. Published every wkdn ks day J. T-. OEOCKEB. ' OmCE2 DOORS OF THE COURT HOUSE. thing for a man to carry aronnd With jtbe "temporary.: And now Mrs. I MUs tlowarl ,a'ud I arc not on aa him If it hail been a handkerchief j Ru3sel is pining for sunshine again.' 'friendly terms aXorrnerlyf I answer or a glove, o a ribbon, or a Sower I bat St wasn't. How to find out where she lived 'Who was tlic man ?' I asked. -Why, what a silly Aunt Fidelia, sltarplj A. .e l ; which was true, aa tii'e cojr:t had question!' said (made his appesAuice at the akating now siiouKi ;nrtr. . ' . t j i 'Still, sir, I tin only a poor teach er, and not in our circle at all, and they were too too And, by Gorge ! she linrst Ir-to tfeirc. Were they toj too? asked Earl, with a smile. 1 Oh, there wairnmethinj about tTIc happiness cf tMfcrV0!! beinj; im'l.'Hson'cd1 in so lovely a prison as her mouth, and some reference to a kiss that's all!' And qu'te enough,0 said Kr.rlc. One Year, postage paid ...U 50 went U) caU on Constance became the question, solved for me by j 1 knw ? And as for Dais, her near- sheer good luck that evening, when I Sighted eyes didn't rest on him an in- stant, and she couldn't tell lum from HATES OP ADVERTt&ING. bn; square, one Insertion Oaf square, two Insertions...!., One square, three itisertions.-l One square, four hertions...U One wiuire, threnonths . . i. One pgfwre, ik'VVmths szjm r j i a- 'Miss Howard was not at home, but ! Adam. So, poor thing, after all her Mrs. Fairman (Aunt Fidelia) was. and i trouble, she's lost the tooth. Can't !S1 AA .11 SO na a message for me. ...2 (X) 3 fiO get another, because she isn't able to "The very thing !' I inwardly ex-! recompense the man for the time it " t JJ ulted, as I entereJ the room, with out- j would take to find one.j und is obligwl .'.8 00 ; wanl composure mry dignity, yoii W tp ajwiit wili her mof th shut, tyju .12 tK) tA'.Wv A t T': .1 1 9 k 1 : ' rrnw-1rf q4- Kaw tlrlA Till fV-- irAnnn '.orn&rjror advertisements bVnil con-; . . ; . . - I krLtta will be. in ide. Tw-lvH !hies solid 'kceiV-bltlc eyd, rather dramatic old I H say it for you. i brevier constitute one qu:irei' lady, with nb lVotisenstj alkrit Iter',-' i 4 -The mother is a seamstress;' sr.id AUkln-N of JOB WORK done at tho i f . . , e , . ' ; T . . . , 4l , ,. . '''R'EOurATOit". office, in the -neatt an( very decided wa3' of speaking. ; 1 ; periinps my mother, wiio is knul- , tyle, and on reasonable termir. IlilU for -(instance has mme skatinr she Iness itself, could helr her to some work U.i....?.t...- i i... ;..t . . . I ? i . Rented. CONSCIENCE. It is much caster to tuvderstand the import ot ecroe W'cnlsi thaaUts-to give a clear and unmistakable defini tion of tliem. Conscience is often, by good writer, calletl theTrvoral facul ty. This can scarcely be rrganlctl as a definition ; for wo rtajr xistt trhat is tife "moral faculty T; Noah Web ster, an authority rarely called in ques tion, thus defines conscience : , The faculty, power or principle which ?e cids on the Inwlldncss or rr lawful ness or our acts or affections, antl ap proves or condemns them." Worces ter, another standard author, saws it is the faculty of judging of onVs con- von 'nacL wiin reiercncc iti some sranuani T THE; FAIRY TOOTH. One afternoon 1 was hurrving along jments? asked t, the street as fAt ns the fih'i jw and ice .said. 4Her orders are that voti fdllow f that would pay her well. Can vou her. I suppose jou" 11 obey tliem ? i give me her address V$ j Cant I stoD and rest a few nib- -You're a goocl loy ' said the uh- suspecting old soul; and scribbling it ;an lo cr' i"onni i snouiago wui. taking into consideration that had never been introduced to the young j of right and wrong." The definitions lady. I given by tliese Lexicographers agree in Well, sir, when the little thing lc- thc main. i It seems needless to inquire wleth er conscience is an endowment tte&tow- 3rtung woman cnntioiisly descending tle steps, and then as Caution -il-, with eyes bent rtn the gro!iv?l. advanc ing sin my direction. Shi v? no .i .... .. iiip I i noil mv wnnl fiml liotior. 1 r-'- "j uiuju nr wrevuit, would lnt m t rri rriai,i0n .f slightest ohjcciiou, sue said ; 'on t he to me. -Ann now i iir.nK i neiter go. ; - . f. r m- would let me tow am tie rcsulenec ot - , J , -.. n tor is the result of circumstances, lo Miss Constance Hnwi- i -Jn.U n.l ur contrary. I shall be glad to have vou. Gool-night.' j -l- . .. iiiss onsiancc llova.t, ajinl hal ar- - i ! hPirt -ind have admire 1 vou ever hince i sa that conscience is capable of Ikj- rivl wir!.ii r -.r nf'tiw. I I llk vou as well as 1 like any of ; 4 The next day after mv highly sat- nearl' a,m njue ai,mire 1 3 " er bince i rued within a Tew doors of tlie house, . . .' I the iav I first lieheld vou the dav I , etlucated, so that it becomes ex- when I saw a miN tahi!v drrssrd them perhaps r. lit tle better. Have isfactory interview with Mrs. I airman , ine ua i nrsi oenei.i ou tne ua l r wucn i saw a fih.aii, j.a,n. (irtssea . . i i t . . J ,,nnr i-nrt,.L-;., ,..v,irtH-n' ou!sit1v delicate, or obtuo and t eel- yo ranv news r was bt. aientine s dav, aim what 1 "v"4 """'"o i . . " . t.n , ... , Mv' new was exhausted in five ' considered a happy thought flashed I 'A smile beamed through her tears : "g ess as n pieceofCesn when scarl , . . . . , . . ci.p l.nid oiit Imr hind ond siid 1 with a hot iron, does not prove that it disapprobation of Aunt Fidelia who ; eeeded to put it into execution. I j ''1 list's about thirty six hours ago. i.i . t i. . i. .. ii . . . i . . I- . . i ii I Rut- I'll rtttim iviii i lrnTfr W r veil and a! ilr-v MPr I i. L llKe most om iw'ics, rteliglits much i oougui a preuy nine lorroise sneu ; . iel her fivce .witl p?curoi 1 v; s m"re in talking than in listening and i lx, laid the tooth in it on a bed of such a bright, brown. hoiiest, inno-i wh. n fivc '"cs more (I never white cotton, in company with two or cent face. v i j could' tell how she got there, 'but it j three small gold pieces to pay for the Welh sir, I wa iLokin-i- no cxm- ; Wf3 no cji'cstnms oi mine) dp- ; pennanen e ; anu wrapping me oox in a sheet of rose perfumed pacr,' on plate, and commenced operations with a itand which ; then the bir.krrjer walk cd op to thi CJuJartroua wretch, axl aid : ' . ; "Men who eat here at e expected to ly for a drink. . - . . . j I I know it" alii tie tramp. v "Well, then; mhj doxxt yott con&rxa will, tK rnlear. J s. - r " 'Causa I go in for nwllii, tnd don't drink till I am through eating."; ! " The bar.keeper turned his lack for a. -moment, and the tramp slipi! threes Netrl's hi ci " 7 IIo Tfui'Coa. V acCZS! : devouied four. Then he Walked up to the Imt, and hu&kilr whisered: 44Guuiue a glau o wtcr, will T f What ! wtrf after four aand which -ea ?" beitowed the Lar keeper, angrily. 'Yes ir, WMter," ivplied the tramp. Vl've been diinkin; it nih ooterfoity yeam, and it just the healthiest stulT agting." " Atid he hobbled out; but iT he had caught the fiot that flew after hiot, he wouldn't have been satisfied ttli tho "booty" of hi vif.it. Cfttly at thi.A 'bright, brown, innocent p ul to hol, f(ir,h on the subject above face, and notmindin-niytepsatall. !ll, cther3 1 wixld.ltave choscu-the that I never saw a hirgb lump df ice j nursery griverness: directly in my pathway, h.d tumbling j 'Sllch a tU:xr little thing !' she said, over it in the inost awkward! manner. s"kind to her widowed mother! was precipitated into, Aj vpry i arms -a V? Seamstress, unable on ac or the small wonari, myNtall lint Wrik c"nt of her delicate health to sew ing her; full in the' aec hud then me nine., i can i imagine wgai ;ho would do if it were not for Dai- y And do you know, old fellow.' lionncihg olT the sirect. 1 re- cained my pcfpdndicuVar in tune to Tica'r a iiatt'-ui.uresseo, han-st.arp tatie , V )ce exclaim : ' Oh. my tooth and t L a pair of. peculiar ir cjyep mis- . ' i.x .. i,. fnm inaln n:V.i yvt reproacuuiii . m v ... - -bf woolen ghjved hatMi wcn't up to n bflir'of charming crimson lipf. Rclorc I could utter a wbf.l of a'poogy and Tfivt she had glided, slide or skat- ed away, and I stooil Iookiji.g like a fool, and wondering nhetlioj I'd bet ter glide, slide or skate sf; er' her. when I ssw 's'rimcthhig Iglitfering on the" ice at my feel: I Lstotjpc-d and pickeil it upa frllry tooth ! Yon needn't look so horror striekeK Earl ; it wasn't a real one. of coursel 17 which I had written a verse o two -what a lime I had trying to find rlivmes to 'mouth' ami "tooth' ! I sent it by ne of our errand boys, with strict in junction?', not anstcr nnyj questions, to the residence 6f IVIiis Daisy RtJssel. Judge of my astonishment wheii. in less than an hour, the box: ml nits the tooth, but still containing the coins. .a 1 rt.ivn- to take n long whili at ins ci rar. and send a tieecy ring floating ipward, -that- if I had been asked to choose a name for her, that's the ver .,nmo ld have chosen Daisy. A bright, sturdy, constant, frank faced little flowers, making pleasant .the U l 1 and meadows ahd rbad sides. Are you smiling !' I'.eg pardon 'bought yon were: and 1 didn.t won Wr at it. 'The girl U the life and light of the humble place she calls her !omc. and to the eyes of her mother there is no sunshine like Daisy's smile. aid Aunt Fidelia; 'and apropos of that, let mo tell yoii shmettiing odd : . . uik'i.. t ..i1 Imfin etrnc.n nsn t. . x i C o hiovv 'hat happened to Miss Kusscl a con- tllO VOUU2 urcauiiB o ,..,.v...; - aa to knock a tobth that haid grown ihere'out of her mouth without knock ing her down. It was a false-one. but tho tiniest I had evoi seen in my life, false or real. I looked at it a inoment and ptit 1 it into my pocket- j hook. lThe qt:e3t;tn that I asked Constance, when sltb camc-down into the parlor to receive, me, was : ic, i.i- hl,Vnk c.iuW Hot le proiwly exp on i u iu iui j i.lo if davs mo unless you arc suin- i;entif rested . and wish to follow the skaters.' I assure you. my dear rhadafh. I am not sufficiently: rested, and very i mnoh lntbrrtd ' I Raid. 4lTaV "O i ii i v la . on.' The. old lady went on.' 'Daisy has the liveliest, tiny teeth in the world. ten in a hand which betrayed extreme igitation, ami which read thus : Mis Husscl 'thanks Mr. Douglass ur his ki'.idness, and, while retaining .:er own property, begs to return the .erscs and other things1 sent by mis lake.' imagine thy feelings, my dear fel low. No. you can't imagine them: it's impossible. My cheeks, man as 1 un, actually burned with fliortiflcatlu'n. I came near flinging the money, or the other things,' as she balled it, out of 'the window ; but, on second thought pocketed it instead. How in the world has She found me out ? No doubt she knew, through the Howard children, there was such a person, but in what maimer had she discovered that the sender of ti c val- AiitiiiA .til 1 Tinliert I ott?"fss were identic d? What should ify the little gvpsy ? how that what I had done thoughtless kindness ? t made up my mind to call mon her. Douglass, l believe vou are sincere in what you say.' 4 'And you forgive me ? I asked. 1 forgive you. Good-bye.' 4 0ne moment more,' I begged. Pray tell me before we part how you discovered I wrote the valentine. She looked at me in great surprise. 'I have heard of you often from my pupils,' she said, 'and. one da)' when we were out Walking they pointed out to rhh the house in which you live.' 4 'Yes, my dear Miss Russel, but thev knew nothing uUout-the tth. Still more suprised, she looked at me as she went to her desk ami tool: from it the offending valentine, which in her anger and haste she had neg lected to return. Atid handed it to me. liv George! old fellow, in my ab sent minded way. I d signed my name to it. There it was bold and free little flourished at the end of the last vs.' and all -Yours to command, Kob ert Douglass.' Karle burst oitt liilghing. 'dust j what might have leen expected of the boy who came to school one morning with a tin pic plate under his-arm in stead of his slate.' So I did, liv George! . I d nearly forgotten that.' said Douglass, joining in tlie launh. Then throwing away the end is a creature of education, any more than lecause constant exercise strength ens the muscles proves that exercise Creates muscle. j The old school men were accustom ed to say nothing produces nothing." If we begin with nothing, we must end with nothing. If we have no moral faculty, we cannot educate it. Nothing can be more absurd than to attempt t draw oiit or develop nothing. it is hot dented that conscience is capable ol lcing educated. It is the faculty which decides upon lawfulness or unlawfulness of acts or affections, not bv instinct or intuition, but with .. . .iMi "L " " ' 1 , . How He Lost in 3 Damages. Soon after dinner, Thursday, a citizen enter ed a lawyer office, and U'gan ; "My wife has In-en bitten by ado.' 'GochI!' replied the lawyer. "You nuiht claim daingfA iii tho sum of five hundred dollars. 44 Yen; iie oh bitteu three time by the brute, continued the husband,"and of coune I want damage. "Well, now, you po home and tell your wife to . go to bed and btay thte for at least a wi k. Have her to groan and take on, and antler gieat ain and diaiiTKs, uud cull in her lieighloti to wimeKs her Milferiugs. We'll jut iiutku the man who owned that dog get up and howi ! r are eoroo ktmis oi acianpon nnivu i , . science is never caiict i t.o give ueciNiuu. i 4tVr Ml .. . I'hese are acts to which the idea of . , y tM u j m right tr wrong docs, in no way, attach. Tlie acta upon which conscience i- callel to render a decision, are moral avts. The ctdndafd with reference to h!rt; o..nt ience alwAVH decide, i he moral precepts in which wc hae been instnicted. The code out or which wc have learned right ami wrong, may be the veriest foolijdmess-it may lie full or:k"3urditie9; still, ifweknow irio other law, what it corhinands, our jenosciences approve as right; and what it forbids, they condemn as ihg long enough to Und out that the dog viairt mad, and th-n she started out to niitko twt-uty -two calla this afternoon, and I gm-M we haven't got a ca. wrong. This .1. I do to pac prove to her llad been in Who is the sstiall woman )t!k left . . r i. - k tlio rer. wiioarrassui" : : : iia "i I in irniii ii;it!. vni .. this house a short time ngor nrown . - q . . , ,)rovo u -,wt- r..h,.il eyebrows. ?0UMa to tns oeiuwv. a.. - i . . - iiji, i. as i I must face rv geniicinuo. of his cigar as the strains of a ,-attz reached them, he added : -There's youij dance.' - Hut the end of tlie story ?' first chanter. The second lajing true, in evident that an individual may do the most alxjini nably wicked acts, antl still his con- of his course. It is a danger ih delusion to conclude tha wc are doing right because otr con sciences do not condemn us. It is A FA 31 1 L? ROMANCE. Juiiea wo'ild go out evening on a little spree, which he endeavom! to coiice-.il from hi wife. In this he suc ceeded well for a time, but at last bee rtiibpiciona becaiue aroustd. Siic watch ed hi uioveinetita, when he cam homo for threw o four evening, and thus be came doubly sum that her aupicion4 were not without foundation. He would tnter the loom very cautioualy at night, then set hiiiLselfdowu on a chair by ths bed, and da.rOlie hiniM-lf and quietly lip' iuto bed and all thU wa done in the dark. . Mi". Jones con eluded she wyiilJ fcet a trap for him. She inoveil all tthe ctiaira away irom .. ii.l .'.a.. ,1 tl.nn l,mr tn ' like .i im . rr. ni it nniictr oi.i. auu men initio vw . noso :retouue9 momn ukc " im , . , nr ' . hour aaer the lox was nor mnrnrr. a v, . gr,y eye, with , qcr .oo, m aolhn M tlie aoor of the house Whrc Pray, how long did you look at as 1 iota you oe.ore, a c - I lllil her? said Constance. t i 'Two rainujes, ar.swerel I'. You saw a great deal in two nun- ami dwelt Miss Daisy Russel. She open- j sion true that wc (to wrong when wc tfor.ot and last is a very short one. ! -0i0w the dictates of consciences but , l tj usliajy dbwii. and in The affair 1 perj,nps, 110t being entirely terert ol ,(J wro,Vf: by doing what conscience h v A Wnhtub BMed with wa- ....I i .ii i. i amod by let- j hra-is, yoti may hac liscoverei mat j,iecides is right an interview j T H jialf in love with Miss Russel j , Conscience is a guiie that wc mnl when I went to otfer her an aiology ; foo0W or do wrong and yet conscience half an ; for trying to lefriend her. Well, sir, j ;s a Vcfy fabible gu;de,:and wc often , I was j cnrnc away wholly in love with ler, ; ,i0 wror.g in following it. All de- the situation I in urncd, etl the door herself, an cl peered curi ously at roe sighted eyes. with hei It was lovely near evident she Her brown clieeic nametl likp an an mcnt. 3IIS3 ltussei, i t,s. At. iki.i! i.air i nrert lioiiiiiass. given a tii.fi.i. .. - scelri" her mother s distress, went di- rec him to tell her I false one in its placed said he ; where, oh ! . where is your smue : ho tooth. Mr. Douglass, had i . . th 'didn't know ine bv sight. b.e.. sh0 to or c?. uu . " V. Rt M ikc J)3i . ., like to spe,k . yon n no- ble laugb. Muai: a capuai uar.c. r- ,...;mnnt 'MU Rnsse .' I said. l am " u iii -- sit t h mostest iitue tmug, nmiu una abrht-secr you would make ! ton urc ni could. rush through a gallery of paint ings, for instance, and carry ikway as inany in your mind's eye as those un- I lllitl W IC" ....... - i but ! cA thA w.ar into ainleasant. but , inisp fin em I i - wnw j . i .' extraordinary taiem l : . 1 1 ;. -u L :mo n no ner- iKr nimimsrrilied' sittlng-roonjw lw Will i:iive riiuG r i ; - m,nM.. I and vou say you must have j I have come to liegyour pardon. im.thiml immediatelv. The nnly I- began, m soon as tlie tyr. blie lliPii iruieu, iuu m wu m the Und of dret. Suiu enough, at a late hour, Jonea came home, and, unial, attempted to hit down in hi nccustoroed chair. ahtub, and after ttfnirta rolled out I luiini " i - - wc were marriet ulirtfe davs ago, on ; h(t Quy OVtTce ftf n which the human j . the anniversary of the day I foend t!e j ,aujv can learn wh si is right anl fairy tooth fairy in more senses than j wron jn IC hi of God. is the Hi for it certainly enchanted me. ami ; c Vilj, the greatest; proprK-ty n me tv force of that enchantment j the j(i,e gM to tje a law unto us a to where happiness and lint don't j jjj Q ot,i oi;r ft and a lamp to wait another moment, my dear fellow. oar what Go I appmvel i rihsXl le candemhs. is wrong. that in time sho returned my pas- j Tnls upon tlie standard with refer-1 e i4lljr,.a the'i raav be inferrl from the fact that 'cncc Mt which it makes decision, j mjf u;,.nClHful at :d upon the noor. jnnoic it 4wHkent-d Mr.. June, who gat a ter lible wrr-ni, and after calming ilown one, lel The Off to your waltz, ami wi;en u s over. ri4t . sX, Im Mv back to the dentist, and beggoditutnn leaf with the light of tlie setting i I'll introduce you to 3irs. uoocrv . otr c.n wt u.arn yo i appr .,,t. "to tell her what to do. -Have a j , on it. She rinsweretl not a wonl. j Douglass. jor wlrat he cmlemn. except . frtm !.u Wonl ? We are accustcmet uj p.&ce Dont clialT, that's a good child, I interrupted. Who is she ?j f She, answered Constance with a cnrl of her lip, is a young person, one of my Aunt Fidelia's favorites thing wcean do is to find a tooth and jed behind us. I liad no intention of oor was clos- A i , riTisTRnrn'E. Au old Udv was . ,mit stress noon what are called Cru- thi4 is well i All u4w d him what was the matter. following w his anwer: Carri-?, Iiic tiil wave bic swim out hie you're over your his h-d. It go hie oh shore V Jones evidmtlv thought he was ship- wircked ; but the r.ext morning he axa Mr. Jour were eeu takingthepledgt and bn)tng a new raqt. r lir fnsten it in with a bit of wai to serve wounding- you GckI forliid ! I knew :..L s-i...r..-.l rv.Hn (rt iit m .Ar rrf i.Aiii.inv dau ghter,-aud took hei seat tu the earn enough. It may prevent some evil. wii w.w,... r forfit time in her life. Du,ingihllt bar lly accomplish much ood. j i-i-g outi. of oid, en woinm. wdo the JiJe, the car it. which A. a seat 1 Our scruplesofvonieu may amount had Uen 2 fn.in.l it hArd stnUding in tub led was thrown down an embankment lo no :3Cre tban -straMiing at a gnat w--" - ----- - i p-. i I , I - - d-n;olihrd. Crawling ''out fiomiant wapowing a carae!., IK lirsT- with a tn-imtco-who comes here e very a? icrnoon, Sundays excepted, to teach iay little aisters their A-B C's 'Well, sir, I did nothing but think about tho brown faced governess .... k. ! tpmiTorarv " . . - - . - . j j - ii - I ia n n in i.i. iviin -' nv. ...v.- . - c i .hrug o the sUouktcrs ana a -ier saw uian aonr . . A'Arr. MLJtl von' (her lneLtU the Jelris, .pied a man 1 nTll rat iir.rartant th ug for every 111! ' - - - w - - r 'I I - 1 nice softcntd a sliidc when I sjx)ke of rootlier). and I never dreamed' lass. It tooic a long wtme a wimie afternoon; in factto match Daisy's prettv tecA; bni at last it was done. an thejdear lttle daughter Went lihme, in the twilight, and smiled on hercon- Hut the verses slie intenuptel. "Father di.1 you oi to li when yoc writ a IiT V ' "Xo, or Bod'said the . :i -r . f. . I t. .:;.Utiiliififl not rmll whuiwa Leld down ia a eittiug wstui m do i -SearcL the senptnres. P-.r . . - .. ktw " T- -O - nUing lsr eves and iiaitting a Kok of Th .i- r 'in , J-rt Aw. Mntd mother.' Well, a-dav or two aT- repr n iatl iht next, and at last I de!terui-! ter. goin? froin here, some stupid man i you she h,l IbrgoHen - i - r.; Rt.d 1 slins on the ice. falls vhdently against wiih the -otUr thi-gs . j. r.ui A mAMh onA r- l-niel And unmanlv or vou I by hi legn Uing fanUfned. t4I tltU Slain fold ? she anxi.Mtikly iiwwiired. inao wj frtrr. iovtou. . lie tC me Yuv-tbe-Sbve. iid I teil li.i coiiileiaUb. I'ain, but he did iut - !- 1 i . . - . . vak from i a tmt athro la dy, ,tlilL They are wrong. 3 Ait Enquire. imoth, eitUr?H r-tutl th yoocg - i placard iu frtut or a W. -rooni. It Were to send them Howe ight oi the f-tt that lc I ....... I. ? L...I 1,. oroti 40, ejculatrtl old U- the J'genu; .-r w wut..,. Ju tougher got oo-bero.' in9 wa'.krd uuoatUUy n to a wrong.-J- . !uww M mijjr Uz pkrrxmatD Watol-A tramp, jm I Ao whiie on hU t.a.t-K noticed , -. t f Jo, - - SUBSCUiliE FOH THE.BA5j' zi Duw. at r- -uv-. ...... ' - , T mmm cnlh rifllPllltin 8trliiOV " vv , uvw, -wv- - - i : . '.-....- ' ' . - s :
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