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Entered at the Post Office at I.mnpkin,
p.ti tocond tn«U«r.
OrnciMi ontiAK or Hruiwur Coi’M V.
A. w, IiAtfMUR, Editor.
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SA1URDAY,... .March 15,1890,
13* tiubseription anti Advertisements due on
dew and unless by special con trad to the con
trary, No Legal Advertisement will be receiv¬
ed /or publication unless paid in advance.
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Dying Confessions.
From time immemorial people
have attached peculiar importance to
dyinac statements and confessions.
It is generally believed that when
a man knows ho is about to die his
solemn statements are as a rule,
truthful, because the average man if i
supposed to bn afraid to go to the
judgment bar of God with a lie on
his lips.
Perhaps we should place less con¬
fidence in the words of dying men
when they are notoriously deceitful
and Wicked criminals. We hvc in
an age of loose morality. Men wear
their religion very lightly, and many
do not wear it at all. Many who
profess to be Christians do not believe
in a hell. They pick out v> hat suits
them in the Bible find reject what
d9es not. suit them. They live by
falsehood from the cradle to the grave,
and to qualify their malice and pun¬
ish an enemy they would not hesitate
to perjure themselves on the gollows
or on their doathbad.
A bad man of dear head, strong
nerves and strong passion is likely to
do the greatest mischief of his life in
his dying statement, with Ins Bible
in his hand and the tears streaming
down his checks.
When the condemned criminal says
that he is guilty wo can well behove
him, because his admission is against
his interest. But his assertion that
ho is innocent is quite another mat¬
ter. It is also different when ho de¬
clares that another person aided him
in the commission of the crime.
Such a charge should have no weight
unless other testimony or circumstan¬
ces should make out a strong ease
against the accused person. This
caution is necessary because oven a
dying man may hale another so bit
torly that h ; will not seta pic to tell a
lie in order to injure him.
In the good old times bad men may
have changed their nature when they
were about to die, but many of them
m those days sootn to hold their own
to the last. False, cruel and fearless
in life, they daringly take their final
leap exulting in the thought that
their hist words were winged arrows
directed against the heart of an cue
my. —Atlanta Constitution.
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t\n« Uvur of Mr, IlnrrLim.
Mr. ILviTtson litre cumph-tcri the
first-year of l»is administration, and
the record (hut he has made cannot
bo described as a glorious one, oven
by ba]hu*tial observers. IIo has, in
fact, disgusted every honest republi¬
can in the country, and has brought
the party into greater disrepute than
the Hayes administration.
It is conceded on all sides that Air.
Harrison is the weakest, and
narrow-minded president the country
has ever had. He has-never yet re
nlized the responsibilities of Ids i o-i
tion. He has not the .slightest con¬
ception of the qualities that go to
make a statesman. They a tv
only beyond his capacity, but beyond
his belief.
He is hiotverf nmi ' l ' „„ .*“ i
intense!} , semsn, ana these ^ qualities ’ ,
have given hint a sinister influence in
politics. He is a seetioimlist of tlie
narrowest stnpe, and has done nil
that ho could to st ir up race prejn
dices in the south, and his attempts
in this direction have boon purely
sectional. I here would lie less Cb
jection to his appointment ot negro
{lostmosters in the south if he up
pointed them in New England, for in
SO doing he would advertise to
world a sincere and an impartial
sirtHo recognize the negro element in
. their . . relations
to the , republican
KUv.
But in appointing r.rgnx-s as
masters in the south atone Mr. Har
nron shows that it is his purpose not
to benefit the negro, but to renew
ble friction betweeu r* the race?. Ko
real well-wisher of the negro
no veal patriot, republican or
erat—could engage in such a scheme
iiim te
In his letter of acceptance
It UT1SOU U)8«0 sonic tiXlHCDvIou.*?
plcd^rcs about Civil cor vice rcrono,
but he liari not been 111 office a month
before he began to loot the service in
all directions. He made what the
politicians call “a clean sweep.” 1 in
evciything he could reach. . This .
maj be good politics, but it is not
good politics to violate a pledge,
neither IS it statesmanship, nor even
common honesty.
He removed the collector of the
poit Ol Boston over „ the protest . ,
citizens of both parties—and now,
under the administration, an investi
gation into the methods of the civil
service commission itself has proceed¬
ed far enough to show that the mem¬
bers of that board hav 6 been engag¬
ed in questionable practices, to put;
the matter ®s mildly as possible.
We have thus had one year of an
a Immistrat ion that is vicious in its
.sectionalism and unpatriotic in its in¬
tentions.—AUanta Constitution.
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF STJAVAKT.
Fxumlnuilou of the Treatum'ii IJooltH by
th«e Hoard of County CommlMlouffR.
18bD. Dr.
Mar. 4. Amt. Rcc’d of G. W.
Aid, T. C., Uurmppropriuted $ 27.95
Oct. 1. Amt. ltec’d of G. W.
Ard, T. Current Ex. fund 402ff.CC
Amt. Rcc’d of G. \V Ard,
T. Pauper fund 1370.10
Amt/ltec’d of G. W. Ard,
T. (!., Public Bridge fund 2483 20
Amt. Rcc’d of G. W. Ard,
T. V., Public Building fund 250.80
Amt. ltec’d of G. W. Ard,
T. V., Jury fund 1909.50
Total Amt. Rcc’d G. \V Ard $10731.57
Amt. Rcc’d of J. T. Harrison,
.1. 0. 0., County Court fund $ 140.00
Amt, ltec’d of W. V. Clarke,
Ord’y, Unappropriated 5.00
Amt, ltec’d of W. P. Clarke,
Ord’y, Current Expense fund 105.00
Total Amt. ltec’d W. F. Clarke $110.00
Amt. ltec’d of J B. Griffis,
Sh’ff, Unappropriated $ 1138.93
Amt, ltec’d of J. 1>. Griffis,
Sh’ff, in Bridge order 811.93
Total Amt. Rec’d ,T. B. Griffis 81450.80
Amt. Rcc’d of G. W. Ard $ 10731.57
“ J. T. Harrison 140.00
it “ W . F. Clarke 110.00
11 “ ,J. B. G rillls 1150 80
Total Amt. Rcc’d $12482.48,
Cr.
Amt. Pd. out Cur. Exp. fund $ 4150.70
“ “ I’atipm- fund 1331.49
“ •* Puli. Bridge fund 2199,l(i
: Pub. Building “ 04.83
: Jury fund 1870.85
: Co. (\ ii.t fund 52.45
Total Amt, I’d.,out $0934.88
BALA-Ci: I.N-HAND.
Civsl: UnappropriaU d $ 1171.88
M. L. Everett Biidge order 311.93
Current Expense fund 272.24
Pauper fund 88.47
Public Bridge fund 284 04
Public Building fund 191.97
Jury fluid 89.65
County Court i'un.1 37.37
Total Amt, in hand $2447.04
Tin: 1 ‘uogua.u vt t*.
Of tlie Ne-.trieneeol Meotlngnml S. S. C’oe
\dilion of the Sumim r .11111 Akfludutlun,
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Tin* programme for the general meeting
and Sunday-ae.hool convention of the Sum¬
mer Bill Association, to be held with
lirooksvilie church, liogimiiug on Friday
before the 5th Sunday in March, 1800, will
tie as follows :
train ay, 11a.m.
Introductory sermon by Key. M. It. L.
Biuion. Tin'll,e- -“The demands vf tlie day
upon the pulpit.”
1:30 to ff r. M.
"The inoperative power in our ohnrcV.e?
and how to utilize it,” .
1st, ‘ Intelleetiml gifts and persoiml iu
ffueuce.” Discussion opened by \V. 8.
Boyott. (30 minutes.)
2nd, "Spiritual gifts.” Opened by T.
* 1 * Turm ' 1 '- (30 minutes.)
ffijl. "h'iimncial |.Ki8se,ssions.” Opened
by (VIS. Banks. (80 minutes.)
8 to 4:30 r M.
‘ The advantAgP of an unsccularfacd
ministry , and liow to got ouv ohnrchos to
sustain their pastors.” Oaimed by W. W.
'’itxgerald.
K vn 1 rAT ' 9 to 10 A ' M ’
"Thi> great privilege and duty of sowing
vitl * l,ur s,,lwtouoe *” °t' el " x ' by J.
E. Bridges.
10 to 11 a.m.
“How to bv<a\ den and dreptm the mis
S ' 0,WI 7 oonviolion of our oharolus.”
Opened by E. A. Keese.
, this a. «.
Bi-viurm liy Rw. \V. D. Joiner. Theme—
• •Christian activity.'*
1:80 to 2:30 r. m.
"How to awaken a deeper interest ill
^^y-whoal work.” Opened by O. W.
Ard. ’
2; ' w *° r * ¥ *
,
“Tlie quail fiention* of the successful!
workep *” 0pen<Kl by U *
1j ‘ ‘ c '“ vy-
3:30 to 4:30
" What ahould be regatxled ax successful
Sunday-saliool work ? Opened i>y A. 15.
Hawk#*,
8CM11AY, 9. A. M.
E «™' 3of ‘^ Sund^hooi.
,
9 ” J *° a. ».
JZTFZ'ZLTZs? * tt *
e. Moore.
"The reflex influence of Snnd«r-*cfc«o!
work upon rhe individuAl worker and Ui..*n
church.” Bv J. A. Molftuicl,
It A. M.
1
Gregory »
Chairman Executive t 'ommiU«o 9
It matters not whether the broad gauge
* s - Railroad comes i v Lumpkin <«•
e r * 8 ^ m V’ thtr v '*y> whether, or not we
»*«' ! »™ «*/«««»««» mi, 11 am goin?
to kc^p on puna at all tunes a big stock of
Ury Gooils , aothi ng, Hats, Shoes, etc.,
and will always sell them as cheap as the
cheapest. *
Feh’v 22. B. L, V.'oon.
Notice to DvUoriani CrcttItor».
All persons having demands against the
estate of Wiley deceased, Ammons, ln!e of Stewart
^ctici iii their demands are hereby <underHijrne<3 notified to
to the
according to law ; and all persons indebted
to said estate are required to make imme¬
diate payment.
This, 10th day qf March, 1800.
W. W. Biffios*,
Administrati r of Wiley Ammons, dec’d.
TO 8UI5KCIUBER8
To the Stock of the CoIimilniK Southern
Kali way Company.
It l)cing officially known to tlie Board of
Directors of the Columbus Southorti Rail¬
Columbus way Company tliat Railroad the entire line of the
Southern (of standard
gauge) between Columbus, Ga., and
and Albany, ready for Ga., is graded
the s uperstructure, trestles
and bridges; and whereas, by (he terms of
subscription the entire amount of their re
gpeetive of the Columbus subscriptions' to the Railway capital stock
Southern Com¬
pany, becomes* due and payable upon offi¬
cial pubiicnliou of the. completion of the
work as above ; be it resolved, That the
Treasurer is authorized to publish in the
name of this board the fact of the comple¬
tion of the entire line of railroad between
( VfimMis, and Albany, Ga., as stipu¬
lated in sold snbsription iiot.es, and to call
on tlie subscribers for the pnym :nt of the
subscriptions, puyabl which notes arc now due and
e.
Titos. ,1. Pn.WlcK, N-msox Tift,
Samukl A. Garths, .Jas. Kvi.k,
.1 amiss A. Lkwih, i't.iff B. Grimes,
Jons S'iHl'HE.VS, Titos. E. IjbA.NClIAIil),
II. II. iioon,
the Board of Directors of the Columbus
Southern Railway Company.
<1.11 T 15. (ITIIM KM,
Treasurer.
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CONSUMPTION SUKKLY C17KKIK
To tub Editor—P lease inform your read
ersthnll have a positive remedy for the
above named disease. By its timely use
thousands of hopele — cases have been per¬
manently Dottles cured. I shall be glad to sejul
two of my remedy, wu::; to any of
your readers who have, consumption, if
they will send me their express and post
office address. Res;,- etfully.
1\ A. SLOCUM, M. R-t'i’carl St..
New-York. fi-m.
CITATION.
GEORGIA, I Otobs tRv’s Ofitol
K'l'liWAllT ClRlRTV. f or said County.
To all whom it may concern:
Geo. 11. Boynton, as administrator upon
the estate of Thus. I>. Miller, l.-ito of said
county, deceased, lias made, application to
me for leave to sell all the rc.ii estate be¬
longing to the said estate. This is, there¬
fore, to call I'jsin all parties concerned to
show cause before me, if any they can, on
the first Monday in April, why leave should
riot be granted as prayed (hr.
\VKlX 80 tUt F. Ci.Ai ur,
March I, 1899. Ordinary.
Aj*|. 1KtiUtm for CHiurtHun.
GEORGIA, 1 To alt whom it mtrt
Bti-waht Cor STY. i concern :
Application having t ei-n lreV.e in die
fonn In the undrisigued for tie- anpiint*
meat of B. l',.Uawes, Uieik i f tl,<*Snpeuor
Court of said county, or some other (it and
proper person, as the guardian of Willie
aml da S,V'.-ev, minors of said aunty ;
•rotiee is hereby given that his
.wiii l,e heard at my oi‘;iye on the first j'ou
day Given in April under next.
i:j hand and official signa¬
ture March ff, Ha 0
WiiU.uoK.x F. Ci a: i f, Ordinary.
Ap|'liv.r ju Monttis Support.
GKOIOIA, \ Office of Ordinal y
SrhWAKT ('dusty, i of slid comity.'
Whereas application w*s made on 'eh.‘34.
U90, fur ft twelve imiuti -' slipport to be set
apart tliur P.-Gordv and assigned and Luther to Wm, F. M. GoMy, Ar
childien i.f James 9’, (iotily, Gordy, late mi
itoi*
of sutil eiu'tity, (hvcfc-ul, out of the estate
of said deceased, am: five appraisers iuieing
been appointed I set apart said twelve
months support, who did on Feb, 28, 1890.
file their return in this office, and citation
having ticen granted ; this, thuvfovo, is to
cite ail pyreens eoi.ei-nied to show enure
before me on the first .Monday in Ai-ril
next why the return of the appraisers now
on hie in th;s offlic should not then he
made the judgment of the court.
" ki-UR iuLN !•’. ( UI.KK, Gnliivnry.
Match ff. 1890.
SCOTT'S
F?m»i COUCHS QRONCHiYiS
CURES COLDS
Wasting Sssisss
Wonderful Flesh Producer.
Many by have its gained one pound
per day use.
Scott's Emulsion ia not a secret
remedy. It contains tlie stiinulat
pin ing properties and of Norwegian t'.:q Hypophos- Cod
tea p::ro
Liver Oil, tire potency of both
being largely increased. It is used
by Physicians ali over the world.
PALATABLE AS PliLK.
Sohl h j t . r{ j >r i . rri ^
CCOTT & BJ'.VHS, Chemists K.Y.
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nr yovh njirx jenis
Or you.are all vtv n culk- any *. ak! nciltins
i{■ is art itofu l - vl»i a v. 'Vrv
v> i tin >- / t n t.ns.
It will cure yoft. «>»*! fdvu a ipmm) appetite, 3oU
by uil tiutUers m meu^iue.
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PRIZES.
In The Independent Gift Dis
tribution for 1890.
Hero are a few of the prizes
which will be distributed by
the Independent to its sub¬
scribers in April next.
One Fine Parlor Organ $150.
One Sewing Machine 45.
One Road Cart 25.
One Swiss Music Box GO.
One Eight day clock 12 .
One Gold Watch 30:
One Silver Watch 5.
One Type Writer 15.
One Dictionary Holder o.
Twelve volumes
Cruden’s Concordance SO.
10 Subscriptions to Home
k Farm lyear. 0.
and many other tilings yet to
lie added.
The biggest tiling of the
kind ever attempted in tlu
coanty. Now is the accepted
time to secure your ticket.
Tickets cost milling as every
prepaying subscriber is en¬
titled to one. Stride while
the iron is hot.
AUlmnlpt rut.- r's Nettee.
Ail l'»rli(* having e’aims agnimt ih«
.elate of .1. TremmeU. deceased, tlmf
have not taws pre.-vnted, will flic the aame
with me On or before March 1st, 5:90.
11. V. Hawks,
2t Admiiiislift or.
I’. L t‘ <> I, T
DtiAuer. ix—
(Girls. 1 jmo an;! Fri k.«
I will flvo you money. A. F. ]Io!t will?
u:*, uml \vi«i iu* ulml tosftiH' you. 0,11 on in
when iu Ann tubes.
Kuv, 1,-1 yv*
STAX DA UD Fi.PvTJ FIXERS.
A. T. Fort, is Bgcut for
fapsco and Clicsapcuke run
ins mid Add Phosphule.
8npyly on haDd now.
Jan, 10- A. T. Fort.
fnc LeaY, t-> s, III,mii,'i
Gilt. UGIA, To e 1 wl.oni it may
V. AKT CoUX*VV. roticein:
I’-. deceased. F. Ha res, h»s;in gtjiudiun due i form f L. P. applied Middle
ton, to
ihe undersigned for leave to sett Hi■>.
1 elooging to the; estate of said deeased .*
and sold Monday application in April wilt bo heard on the
first Mali* next,
This. 3. 1890.
, P. t*T. hk it, Ordinary,
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ss -Cttnn .i ii,o" i ■ t'S Y''jV.'yn,‘.»*“uc LuuA.- Urna
bruU»::*'? l Jon* luearti I'wj'-a fikur», **Lvfc'»U’'Gt.;:, f j *
j;fct*M«.,*ti>.»n. <*l i'etu&Jft 6;.’«uj«c»m.X Vt Co’/cic, at»u ml paioc and tJ:>
tho Lee, Lv-’cL
Thf* KSNDEKOORtSS. 4t-a*-Uvn^U' OV.^-frvrC Moult -•*«
FO. J 31 A‘ " ^, *u
i t.iojji gj* i'tafwrcL «.v> ti.e ii-tk d-va iv.
U cstuft* maos i\l iV<*^ft '.ft. vA sXk, i*.
SCVCM S6V»rrttW
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To cure BUiousncis, sick Headache, constt
pation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, take
1118 Stt *° Md certain remedy,
SMITH’S
tlie HUHAUb Slec (tOlitUel^eanstothe
bottle). THI3Y AIS5 THE MOST CONVENIENT.
©ult.tlffiic lor call Ages,
Price of either »i»c, 23c. per Bottle#
J.r.SUlTH KiSSiHeSSS. ACfl.Waka*of RIL*BEANS, $T,l80U
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THE CELEBRATED ,
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Band Instruments,
Snare Ind Bass 0pm . Wu. Piccom. Cinfmuu. 61m
Baafis m6 " "
amt nu lnnrumwh pertain!” to lms- H
“mm 009,35. teud Corniufinizd camoguu ,, f
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ARTHUR4- t EYLAOER,
AMERICUS, GA. -
ga
DEALER IN ■-i
viiMki S \
%|f SIIOES&IIATS,
have just returaed from the markets where I purchased the largest,
best assorted, and inort stylish §hoes ever offered in Amcricus,
which are now arriving. An inspection of my stock asked.
Lamar and Jackson Street Americus,, Ga.
W. J. AW ATT,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Under Rankin House; Corner Broad and Tenth Streets.
* COLUMBUS, GA.
TO THE PEOPLE OF STEWART AND ADJOINING COUNTIES.
As the Columbus Southern is nov,- completed to Richland 1 send you greeting and hope
see you in our city soon and rerfew our former bosiness relations.
Thanking you most sincerely for the very liberal patronage given me heretofore, I
by liberal ami fair dealing and low prices to have renewal raid continuance of your
patronage much enlarged during the season.
I keep always hi stock a very large and well assorted siock of Groceries plantation and
family supplies of every description always at the very lowest possible prices. »
I have near the LVq ot a large Brick Warehouse with Side track 1 facility where my
goods are stored and the economy and convenience of reeehtug and forwarding
me to always give as low if not lower prices than any one.
1 will always have in stock during the season a good stock of Iron Ties, Twine and
Bagging.* Choice Texas Red llust proof Seed Oats, Seed Rye and Barley.
to supply the wants of all.
Having an experience of Twenty two years in the grocery business helps me to antici¬
pate the wants of all. ,
N. B. I sell all cotton consigned to me by my patrons free of commission, and remit
proceeds as directed.
.Special attention paid to filling orders. Your patronage solicited.
W. J. WATT.
Scliednle S. A. Sc M. Railway
Between Americus and Louva'.o
o
RJiAD DOWN It VIA i, tip
2nd. class 1.-1. class ; H*. class 2nd. class
eVccom. No. 1 Daily [No. 2 Daiiy, Aceom.
l: W st. m. ‘ *. m. . r.v. friUVAi.E ,va, 4:25 M. t:l0 A. !!.
2:45 - i7:32 •• l.U.Mi'KIN 5:43 “ 42:05 liuo a
ff-.tff 7:58 •• * * Rtntl.AND -7 “
4:35 “ “ i FREDi’o:; 40:15 “
5:40 “ ;!':t() •• PLAINS 9:10 :
9:41 “ 19:55 “ ■> : AMERICUS 8:05 S
W. X. Marshall, E. S. Goodman,
Git. Sup’t. * G. I’, k P. Agt
&‘JL Wh *£ 1 - 1 77 r G m MrS PI m U
L.-H. a t^iJLSa t t
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FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES, FR ■J I * 3
TOBACCO AND OIGARR,
FINE LIQUORS, r*i
LL, i
.mu macs, gj.
I ark 'ho r.Uer.tiiv] ci fho public to the complete a:. I fall cpsmlrocut ol
everyiliii’g i« l'sv line wit ch is cotTstaiitl.y kept, in s.i !,* at lowesf tgarkt-t
prices. Httyers generally wit! find it to then* interest to jr'.ve ute a call,
£3“’Prompt attention given to ortlci*?. jtespec.fjliy.
ir. D. \JtiVTTP,
A {^SENSIBLE LOW-COSTHOUSES.-HOW
T0 Now BUILD This THEM. ^ 8 oft^B"wW s mS description* I TH MIW- 1 l ^! Eiir,»
New, ready. lleautlful, contains plans, iUnsrirations, and complete costing from $800 56
A, Shows how can and bu^d t'henp ^OOO Uountry house for 91750, and how to make to $7500. them
BmIB you a
- B u lllin< ^ omp i convenient, healthy, li*hf, cool, and airy in summer,
Ju gj£Ll£l!i I warm and chenply heated in Ai.VTriFLf^ winter. Tells intending I ^^.* builders of homes
-JK «rwo«r w ,ow ‘
A } I . 8
' . r / ljn.00 by auufi _ iMT Cht»inui Street, i’UUadelphia, Pa.
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JOHN r. STRATTON ft RON,
•3 * 15 W.i-krr St. HEW YORK.
Patent (Jam ?. '87!
SUBLIME H ARMONIB
MUSICAL I nwwttn of and Wholesale PeaJer* in at! kinds of
VIOLINS, MERCHANDISE,
Aocordeons, Glimits, BANOS. MAJiBOLlXES,
ill l.ioils ofsTElKUS, Hornonicas, &o.
. etc., etc.
MilES WHATlSeOIJKC* FORMMY fit S£g£*ftfREE | the-warM. oatSmiHn.a
(A I I uneqnAted.ipd iuperior wewlHaemlERK* to introduce our
r eockw locality.
I to ox k pebsos in
IJte.oo.m L-* a* above. Only those who wnt« of
^ o»e« e»n m.Y. mre
,l„ , t All you t,.,« todo in
EYE mem IS 10 .how our nojehbor. rood, to
mom and thoM who «round mil-jour you. The be
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