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THE FIELD AND FIRESIDE.
PtBItSUED BY
R. 2-.-X. 0-scd.aaa.s,aa. Ac Sons.
A t One Hollar a Year in advance,
tir Otic Dollar and Fit't v Cents if
imwiiaiil in advance.
I N Si: OLD PRINTING OFFICE
Powder Spring- Street, Mari
-tra.GcilHhl.
JOHNM GARTItELL, .t tt'.in l_7
hi in Cobb ahd adja
cent couiitiVL Oflti'P in Mason!*- Build
ing, nj> Marietta. Oei. in. ls7S.
► W Alloiiii;i utAoii’i
\T • nlttec north side of Public SJuart*
in Blackwell'- iTiildiug, n|> -tail#
Marietta, October 1, 1877. It
E. >l. AbliGN, /IV.I iiUiit
MHK lhati.it, of more than twenty
1 ciXT.IT years. Charges Reasonable.
• hoick —North side of Public Sriuare.
Marietta. March lit, 1877. ly
DIJ. ii. TENNKNT, Pmcticing
Physician. Office on Cassville Sr.
—Resilience on Cherokee street.
Marietta, March 111, 1877. ly
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TDETsTTIST.
l3ff Soi th sint: or rut: Pent ic Srjr .iitK,
Marietta, Georgia.
1 A &T. 15. llf W IN. Attorneys ot
U . I.air Will practice in the Bine
Ridge. Rome, and Coweta Circuit-.
Marietta, March 13,1878. ly
WILUAM (J.GRLKN,
Watchmaker Jewellers.
>1 IKIKTTA. iJigJI GKO Rot 1.
Vt.SO, dealer in Clocks of every de
scription. Repaimtgof Watctic.-,
Clocks, ere. a specialty. - Satisfaction
guaranteed. Sign of Rig Watch, west
ride Public Square. net J
KW < ARRIAGEs and Buggies,
.AAi Wagons ami Harness on hand.
Ml kinds of Vehicle* built or repair
ed. Work guaranteed. Orders solicit
ed. REID it GRAMT.IXii.
••Apjtearenees are something with
everyone —everything with some.’'—
{Bishop Rerklev.
li7. 1878.
J uo. W. Metcalf, respectfully in- ;
forms the citizens of Marietta and
vicinity, that lie i- better prepared than
ever to do anything in the Tailoring ,
line, guaranteeing Ids patrons faithful j
work at moderate prices. -epltl l v I
( t KNKItAI, KEPAIIi KIIOIE- j
TT I am now prepared to do all kinds!
of repair- on Carriages, Buggies and j
Wagons: also. Rlacksmirtiing in all it- I
branches. Horse-shoeing and f arm I
Work my especial business. Plows al-j
way? on handfor sale. Work guaran
teed. Orders solicited.
P. P. MANNING.
Marietta .lan. 111, '7b. Decaiur .-I.
DIJ. II V. KKVNOMIS Ivt'.-i;
l */' i/Sn'tt{ir.
When not engaged 01-ewlirre may tie
r'minil during tlie day at lis ottice in the
1< •< Tatcliey Building, South West cor
ner of Public Square. and at night at
die Residence of Dr. \. Reynolds near
Hail Road Bridge.
Marietta, May. Ist. JX7!i. ly
W T. URIttT,
IIEROKEK STREET.
Saddle and HarnessHaterth
\ .\D ISKPAIUKIM
M..> i. rr.i. Cco.. Mar' L l.t. 1*77.
Wi. t . h'ixv. M ii.i a
Rich tan Winn.
W. T . W. J. & R. WINN, j
AttO)‘ n(.ifß and (JonhßeftOCß
At Law.
loutfit •Uh l-iii/l / ifl.- ,
in Masonic Building. -siinH
side of llithlie Square. 1
mar. Jl, 7!i. ly.
f fm I*l VAOS. (fffll
Tl XING AND RKI'AIIiING.
rpllE undersigned respectfully teii-
J. del s hi- -iyi's
Mji ietfa aiKT* ' re
pairer of l“iaii(>;° tVarranis his work
In every respect, and will doit as cheap
or cheaper than any one. Postal cards
dropped in the Pn-t-olliee, will secure
prompt attention. Will -ell Pianos or
• Irgans at the lowest figure-, and upon
as accommodating terms, cash, or on
lime, to good and relhihle parties.
>uly 11-1 r JOII.V SEALS.
N ATIOXAf, II OTKIi,
iHr DMA KllJhT-riiMJfi HOTEI. IN
Half 081 - -
//oft-s. (7a ff, ■'*>/.00
Hafts* f*( / fsH.UO.
Kafr*, jo*! Mouth. sJ’t.oo.
I .x rife Sam pi** Roouis for (
• rravfJer-.
•I. if. A. LEWIS, t’wprieroi*.
\V. M. LEWIS. ( leik.
lifiiim i mm &
GLOBE
l\M KAMKIMirWt
l'. S. Branch l ets sn,ris!),!>ol 00
i.iatiilitie 2,1!i1,7 •*
•liiplns ovn all lialdlitie- f1.70*,1'1l 7d
Total Income of 1*77 713,00!! 32
*• expenditures of 1 >*77 1,003,010 70
•lupin- income nfl*77 sl,loft. 112 33
Aggregate of losses paid hy the
Company over $70,000,000
Riks taken at reduced rate- of Premi
um*. Ap|dv to,
IVM. Kl.Vti, Agent.
Marietta, Da. Oct. 31, I*7*.
co:urr:R..A.c , r on
W!'
HlllsDlK.
ria H h nndcr*igncd emitinnes ni> hn-i
--1 ne-sof Brick Making, stolie and
hri. k Building, and i- prepared at any
time to take conrr e most tea
■ •
Ui.>t iatlitactory
Vi. WaLUs.
Mariam. eh Mu W. 1177. '*7
Wol 2.] '
173 YV. Hart, 3tt 8. Broadst. Atlait
_ ■ fa, Ga. see Adverti-ptnet in tlii
paper.
j Money to Loan.
The I'niturl Shite.s
Home S; Dower Association
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
! tii‘'Oi'jior'iiti r il tS’ti 1 , C'A/o'bV iV/'pWno/.
Capital >81,000,000.
Paid Capital - - - too.ooo.
depo-i i- tor ai-i uni u l.i 1 iim-,
ate- <i. v
nnni -i- <>n
■BHP nnand ilim.-li piupcrtv,
1,1 *° Dx cent per
Otn. Department, Atlanta, Ga.
Address E. A. WHITCOMB, Manager,
stating that yon saw advertisement in
this paper.
(farriaors! ddlaqons!
Still at the Old Stand.
ROSWELL STREET.
Iliirirtl.i, . . . Georgia.
rrilL subscribers oiler damages
Buggies, Wagons and Hat
j ness of superior material and tin
islt. at the most reasonable prices.
Work Warra&iei!
All kinds of Vehicles built or
repaired to order. Lncourage
your home industry when
have every reason to expect good
work at moderate prices.
We arc -till making amt repairing all
kinds ol Vehicle-, from a I’lneton In a
Wticciliarrovv. We intend that mulling
shall leavennr shop unless it i- a lir-i
--elassjoh. Having li ad 30 yea rs experi
ence in Marietta w <• arc well acipiainted
vvilii the wants ol llie eomninnily in
lli is .section oi'Georgia. Special atten
tion given to orders, either in Carriages
or Harness. Prices reduced lo suit the
times. We will give a better job for the
money ilian can tie done anywhere.
Thankful lor past favors, we earnestly
a-k a continuance of the same.
KIIID A hKltll IXG.
Marietta, .tan.. !l, '79. | v.
Arrival ami Departure of Mails
■ AT Til E COST OFFICE >1 IRIITT •: V.
Wkhtkiin A Vit.anin I*. R.
s. mail arrives 7.]:!. a. m. <V 3.30. p. m.
X. “ “ 12.H1. p. m. •• 10.07. " ”
S. • leaves 12.1.‘1. p. in. •• 10.(17. ••
X. " “ 7.1.1. a.m. " .1. 10. •• ••
( AX TON MAIL.
Anaves d’ly (Sundaysex.; a I 11.4.3. a. in.
I.saves *• '•• *• o I.oo’ p. in.
DALLAS MAIL.
Airives d'ly 1 Sniulysex. at 2..T0. p. m.
Leave- •• •• •• S.IIO. a. 111.
ROSW ELI.aMAIL.
Again'- d'ly
JBi 1 - ti. To.
1 in Ks.
wß' I. da \ - fi "in ]Bjß< 11.
Hnidav - 7.:jHvni. to
from 3.43 p- MSMi 1.011 p.
■ AEI.ETCHER.
■ "ost ,M <st m
ft (ileal K.jpTction In Prices.
now very many of the pe
count 0 the
mBHAh" o-Aiicj iia in.d>
ah’) I ll' 1 j ! ■ 1
: .■ f'i ill
' 1 ' 111 C| ill"
~ '•Do 1. ' ! ■ 1
iiii in
I I
-
oilier cheapci lilling
-1
I will work on time when reqne-t
- so hy le-p.m-ihle parties.
JPAjiSiviiig an otlice built and fitted up
espeeially for my business and -upplicul
' wilii tir-i class instruments and appara
tus I am prepared to perform all opera
tion* on the teeth in tlia he si manner
possible. Remember. I guarantee my
work. I also manufacture a Superior
Tooth Powder for cleaning and beauti
fying file Teeth, for pirfntniug the
breath and inflamed gums.
Don’t forget the place, otlice in
Met Tatcey's Building. South-wc-t cor
ner Public Square.
A. REVXOLDs, .IK. li. Ds.
•Iju. <lO. ly
A MONT'II guarallted. sl2
a day at home made by the
industrious. Capital not re
quired ;w e v\ ill start you.
Men,women, hoys and girl*
make money faster at work for us than
at anything else. The work i- light and
pleasant, and ,-nch as anyone can-go
1 iglitat. Those who are wi-e who -ee
this notice w ill -end 11- their adilre- at
once and .-<•<• for themselves. Co-fly Out
lit and terms free. Now is the time,
i Those already at work are laying up
large -nm- ol money.
Address Tltt EA • '<.. \ iigu-ta. Maine.
VV. C. McLeHan,
WITHIN Hi INFORM Ills
IViotuls anil the Irit-inl ol I. (
j McLcll.ih, llinl s- -ttece -or ni
! (lie I.Tltof, lie* ha* itinl will l<oc|i
ion hand, fully uji to old stand
i anls. all I In- leading lirand* ol Ini
polled WINKS and liRANDII.s.
Also full line of old KYK and
HGI'RDON Whiskies, with do
me tic GINS and WHISK IKS.
and would call .iltenlion especi
ally to 1 li* OHIO VAI.I.KY
WINKS, on dralt and lioitled. at
very reasonable prices.
The Medical Irafermti are in
l cited to exiitnine.
W. C McLfcLLAN.
MarUtta, Oa., Mr<h .2, '**
Marietta, Ga., f rhu
THE LICHEN.
in w. i . ii.
Darwin, Tyndall, and other srimiSi
istsluive given n$ iho law ol'atilnit\ a**
<'ou trolling tin* tvolntion> of animal
lifo, from tlio humblest higher
ami more pertVot form>: >o from tho
lichen the lirst indication of Moral life,
that for eaons w ithout <*oinpntiioii>htp
had its home on the granite, xv have
the violet, the rose,and a limitless king
dom of loveliness and beauty, through
tin* law of sympathy.
The liehen pined and w ailed lon**;
I'pon tin* harren granite gray :
It felt the e<dd, the hitter w long,
'Till w armer germs took root one <la\
Though sympathy.
The moss, the fern, and then tin* palm,
Vnd grasses given. o*erpre:id the
l>l;iin ;
'l'lte giant mountain lent if< arm
To give proteetiou from the rain
Through sy in pat h \ .
A gentle x\ ind from isle away
O'er sea> emhroider<*d hy il *■ -horrt;
From slumber w oke theilreaniingdayV:
Jhdled haek tho elnu.N that hovered
o'er,
Through -ympathx .
Frewhile. through changing seasons
grew
\ onall, xx ee Mower of sweet per
fume ;
A violet robed iudeepe.t him*.
l*o tlissjp.Vie -m round in** gloom—
t hrough sympathy.
In orient eh/tmbers etirtained o’er.
\imra riding from repo-t*.
From * rim -on skies a rihhoii tore
I'iohind tin* 1 iehen tot lie nw—
Through symparhx
And liox\ o'er all the earth is -eeu
In Flora’s kingdom every hue;
Koseale petals, leaflets green,
Thai thi poor liehen round it drew.
Through Minpafhx .
There’* many a hnmati liehen found.
Who pines in veeret and alone,
fill some good angel's vist round.
Hriug- ha*k the spirit that has Mown.
Tlnmgh '> mpathx
T'lit* In-art xxith it--ars it like the plain.
Reueath xx lo.se sands xx e iiti*l the
gold
Ihu never ’till the falling rain
Wadies axvuy the outer mold
Tlirough sympathx .
i.o xx ler* we xt ill. pan e when we may
on memorywing, oeb- wa-n* of
yea is :
Some tendril creeping—liehen ~tray
ill make us -lied iineonseious tear*,
Through ~viup.itlix .
\iitimwl i
A Nice Litllf Game.
l-'llik s;H licforc the glowing
grille, It in feet on one corner of
llte m.intel, hi- chair lipped haek.
llis voting wife looked til him.
and her pretty black eyes, which
only u minute before had been
brimful of tears emitted sparks
of fire. Her rosy month closed
with a firm expression, ami her
dainty foot came down upon the
rug in a very decided manner.
••I won't stand it !** -liesaid tin
der her breath; - I can’t—.twill
kill me to see hint night after
night besotted, degraded, ruin
iitg both soul and hotly. I inn t
do something- l must save him,
for my baby’s sake !”
Then she sal down and niedita
ted They had been married a
littl" over two years, anil the
babe in the wicker cradle win a
thriving boy. No happier wo
man than Dolly the world held,
hut for one thing. Her young
husband would drink, lie loved
hi s social glas-, his wine suppers
and club dinners. He did not
neglect his wife, hut often he
came home in the small hours in
rather an unsteady condition.
Dolly tried everything—tears,
entreaties, persuasion- -but be
only laughed her off.
‘•Where's the harm. Dolly-*
Can't a fellow he merry now and
then with Ill's Iriend-
But Dolly aw the fatal evil
growing upon hint day hy day.
and knew wliat the end would he.
She shuddered, and her eyes (ill
with tears, hut the minute after
they fla-hed lire, she uiiied
■‘l’ll try it." Die * aid to herself;
,- il it doe- no good, i* can t do
much harm. I lien -lie -aid.
‘•Frank I"
Her husband I'nu-ed Up, and,
opening his eyes with an imbe
< ile -tare, replied :
••All right. Dolly "
••frank, you believe that a
wife honld follow in tier hu~
hand's footsteps, don’t yon f
"1 o bv -me iou n: , -*nti-
Bie Wbtnan, Idoiiy."
■\cry " •
i• • tin- 1:i \I -
I’m going, tore
Her husliaml looked up. liaff
sobered.
••Nonsense, Dolly!" he said;
••that is running the thing into
the ground. Von will do no such
thing."
••You’ll see that 1 will, Frank !”
she answered, resolutely. ,l l
love you, and what you do I shall
do, too! If you see lit to ruin
yourself, soul and body, and
• *v \\ '
shame your si lu, ! shall follow
your example. I care for nothing
that you cannot share. As ymi
do. so will I.”
llis cheek paled, and hi- lip
quivered, lit* sat silent for a
minute, then got up and said:
••Nonsense, little girl! Come
to bed, Dolly.”
She followed him obediently,
and no more was said on the sub
ject. For three or four nights
Frank came home punctually,
then his old habit mastered him.
Dolly had his supper all wait
ing, and hi- slippers and dress
ing gown before the fire hut he
did not come, .she waited pa
tiently till 10 o’clock, t hen. put
ling a wrap about her she culled
the housemaid.
••sit by baby’s crib. Marv, and.
when Mr. Mayfair comes, tell
him I have gone to the Reindeer.
Ask no questions, and take good
care of baby, and you shall have
a dollar extra this month."
“Very well ina’ntn." with won.
deling looks.
Twelve o’clock one ! and
then the young husband let him
sell in with his night key, and
came reeling into the sitting
room. There sat the maid In
side I he sleeping child.
Frank looked about a little
anxiously.
••Ah, fast asleep! Fine little
fellow!" iie said bending over
the crib. ••Mary, my girl, where
is your mistress—gone to lied*”
“No, sir; site’s gone to the
Reindeer Hotel.”
He stood nndslni'ed.
“What do you say, girl f
“She went out at 10, sir, and
hade me tell you when you came
that she had gone lo the Rein
deer."
The young husband stilled
something like an oath, and sat
down belore the hearth. Hall
an hour went by. then he started
up and glanced at the clock.
“(treat heavens! Il is nearly
'l now. and she's not here!”
He seized his hat and m.-lied
from the house like vine mad.
By the time he vVas hall way to
the Reindeer, he vV;HJ perfectly
solid.
“Dould she have meant what
she said!' lien-iced himself over
and over again.
('resent l.v a carnage i |nr down
from the lighted tavern on the
hill, and. as it passed him. a wo
man’s voice rang out, singing the
chorus:
Wi* won*i **o ’nil morning!
It was his wife’s voice. He
caught at the horses' heads,
frantic with rage. Dolly’s pret
ty curly head looked out as the
v chicle stopped.
“Frank, old fellow—hie - i.-
tliat you * (Jet j n—hie—gel in!
Why didn't you come < hie. <>li,
we'd a jolly time—hie—we did!
Don't blame you for going out.
Frank Didn’t know it wn -o
peasant-hic-l-1 moan to go eve
ry night.”
•You do!” lie gasped, leaping
into the -eat beside hej (Jra-p
ing her arm,lie muttered. ■ liver
dare to do Mich a thingagain. and
you’ll !><• no wife of mine !"
Dolly laughed uproariously.
••Xonsem*, Frank ! I.H me do a
you do . that's fair. Let go mv
arrn You hurt me! Beside-,
you’ll break my flask
brandy' Frank, ta-teadrop"
He caught ii from hei hand and
flung it cut of tho window.
' i: IBIM
.ll'l Vi :■
"ti •n’l
v 11,1,1 11 " XL
Flank ill' head 11
hands.* ._ ' N 1
••Opoii heavens •L’sh
■I 'w ils n^^B
lr ,Vl ‘ ls - Ihi-'m
I made the ascent
own room at i,vs(, Imr yVlimaay,
very unmanageable, and
ed in cutting up all manner otVjfe!
pers dancing and singing her
checks flushed and her haid
streaming, and asking il I hew
would not go again cnother night?
—it was such tun.
Ill's pretty, modest little Dolly!
Long afler-he had fallen inly a
sound sleep Inn lui- ban I sel over
the smoldering fire with hi- lace
hidden in his^hands.
••Dolly,” lie said, when she a
woke lale on the following morn
ing, ‘‘what happened lasi night
must never happen again."
She looked up with her old
clear eyes.
••X'erv well, Frank ; th.it is for
you to say. .Inst as you do. so will
I.”
He was silent a moment
•I would rather die than ee
wliat I saw lasi night over again,"
he said.
•FrankV she said.her lips i|iiiv
cring. "I've seen Ihe same sight
once or twice every week since
the day I married yon, and only
tjod knows wliat it has eost me.”
lie caught her close to his
heaving breast.
•‘Boor little wife!" lie il
most sobbed, • von never shall
see such a sight again. I .shall
sign the pledge to day.”
‘ Frank." said his pretty wile,
one day, as they watched their
children playing on the lawn. “1
forded you handsomely 1 hut night
il was all make believe. I didn’t
goto the Reindeer that night,
and not a drop of the hateful
stuff had passed my lips. Didn’t
I fool you that night, and cure
you in I he bargain
“You lit I le witch!" lie cried, hut
the instant after his eves tilled.
“Yes, Dolly,” he said, drawing
her elose to his side, ■you cured
me ol a lialiil that would have
been my ruin, heaven Idess von
for il. Liihjii'.
TU YOUNG MEN
Same old genius gives the fol
lowing elegant advice to young
inch who “depend on lather" for
their upport, and lake no inter
est in hu (lie-:., but an* regular
drone > lu the hive, nli r 1 in:; on
that which i earned by other
■•<lonic, oil with your eoal.
clinch the saw. tin- plow handles,
the ax. the -pade anything that
will enable you to stii your
blood. Fly around and tear your
jacket rather than be tin 1 renpi
cut of the old gent leinnii' boon
t\. Soonei I ban play I lie dand y
at, dad's expense, hire your elf
Ollt to some potato patch. let
vour elf out to slop holes, oi to
watch the bars, and when you
I himk yourself cut it led to a rest
ing spell, do il on your own hook.
(iel up in I lie morning, < urn a
round at least twice before break
fast. help t lie old gent I email, give
him now and I lien a lift in biisi
ness, learn how to take the lead
and no! depend upon forever be
ing led. and vm have no idea
how the di ciplim will Icoieli'
you. Do thiand. onr wold for
it, you will eeiii to breathe a
new atmosphere, pns-e anew
frame, tread anew le-tinv. and
vou may begin to aspire to man
hood "
In • difference between a duck
and a girl is that one i- killed to
dies- and the other is dressed to
kill.— Jioiten Courier.
I ’
|b'i
\\ ad|fl
llie a cIM
lie llql^ed^B
>lt reidaiiJ^^H
one tin'll and rliemS
Tltt'itexl day Thou
to anot her lonise, ’(a
caul ion. lie pai'^J^f
and I iSH
Kiai mi
on a I line, I lie
ing; received an invilj
ed a convent ion offl
Was cal led lor I lie pv
cussing (he lies! in
family govern mt.'itl.
••Whitl do you know tnmiJ
Ctrl' ’
ehildrt'ii flic mu
• Ali.no she said.'A'i liav<l
*
it raised anything lint lull, g!
men: but, l.md of Hit* llTgii
you should have seen how I rais ;
ed I hem ; yon should see me raise I
man that weighs uindttwj
David Davis."
I pon rising vote
was iminedialely elected FimfflP
<'ial Si'erefary, with power
'send for persons and papers.
Hu iililtr.
-
Annie Ivi.inl, the daughler of
| a Mississippi planler, became
I soniewlinl famous during t lie war
j as a rebel spy, and was once sen
ileneed lo dealJi, bill dually liber
i aled. Her family losl all ilsj
* weallli, and snbseiiuenl ly went
to (California, having married
William Townsend. In San Fran !
eisco she started a manufactory
of wax llowers and did very well !
until, in an auli < liinesr *^l. I njd
eslalilisliitieiil was burned. jH
suit againsl the eily for damages j
failed, and al lasi aceolllils sliiy
disappeaied, with liei
leaf iic a b-ID-r mdieali
liersell
ellild.
V> llou Cil;r ?*t.
/
t leal - cannot restore my wile, .
Iherefore I weep" is I lie iliserip
I ion on a l‘ l eneli tomb done.
A Joke i not o durable a • si
eliurell bell. Alter it lia been,
lolled a few line it i' worn mil.
There" mil ie in I lie heir,"
avs .lone--, done lia a liran
new baby al lii- house.
Cm mi i. to witness You're
a nice sort of fellow, you are!'’
Wil lie lil say I lie same of
i on. sir. only I’m on my on lb. j
• 'Should a man drink mail Ii
■ pint'sipieries a medical ex
'change. Well, if a man Inis a
Wife il‘ hi' dull lo up puffer.
lie- but who Ii el lii be di;iven|
In tie* bail) Dili lasi wilder nnii|
bailies Im- lemr- ala lime Wi lliec
canals and nvei
•Who wa lie' lir*t man 7" ask 1
eda Sunday -ebool leaeherof her
prodigy •Adam." • And who was:
I le* first woman ' lie hesitated
but a moiiieiit. and llieti slioulcd, j
• Madam."
Yonng hoii'ttWTle: ••Wlial mis |
I'ib|e Ii 1 1 It* eggs again! You
really mud lell lliein. Jane, i ,
let I lie li'-li- -at on a liy^gH
fl. ..
• 'in j •'lll
can pass a lint pl£
lo her neigh Tior at the table witjij
as distilled lime-vJ
™',"xr 1 b b n.d i i.• • A
back will di'fiM
At and howl
• l l k --*i^*..ff l (U l in til. a scalp
ilancti' I'/fr'/V ■
l.iny jirfYoii have not been out
lo serviebyet; Iherefore you have
no eliaiTi/jbey f” Applicant:—‘No,
rv, 1 mi t buF.’f've got three school
ii^md^fiTlMMi Is.” I<ady—“Alt, ,
' liing. Are
• or or—”
Appli,fthe mum,
for lilejeiigljicned^Jl.and freo
smiui round
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About theltitlo last
jilaccs and numtyjd
n '•mil impi nvemeii^^flHn
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Mi' iI 11
.
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given lo pieJV
being askeiU
•Irange table
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ship