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Beautifies and restores Gray
Hair to its original color and
vitality prevents boldness
ewes itching and aduf
A fine hair dressing
B P Hall Co Trees Kshua 3 5
sow ay au uruggisio
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Senator Voorhces Rotort
there is a sto abot DanwJ W
- Voorhees formerly CJnited States Soi
stor from Indiana He was a famous
jeUvocate in his dtfy and one of the
tnest striking pouonailitles to be mot
with in all the Wnst It is not saying
an ill thing of tlv Senator who died
reccntly to say rtbat he vas siightly
sjiven to homhast
One day lie was arguing a cose Ixrforo
Indiana couJ and was disploased
with a ruling Tio expressed himself
r ns astonished tlaxt a man with so
ited a kuovdeue o the law should
have ever succeeded so in in beguiling
xT
his as tr secure tiisir
commission to sit en a bench for the
trial of causes
Xho court will fine jtou 510 for eon-
tempt of court Mr Jocriiaas said
the jurist
r Lilt Yoorlwas retort was quick and
crushing
k ilay it yilerse the rourt your honor
will have iosauie a um far ln exeess
Jf that if nlo court wishes to make a
line at all comuieusnrate wi tii tlie oo
gree of contempt I feel
To be a perfect story it shocsd eiop
right thesa But in the causa of truth
it most be recorded that Mr Voortioes
later apolojrired and the iluo is
mltted Ohicaso Tmcs EEcjHkL
Shafcc Into You Shoos
Allens Fr Ease a powiicr for Tto feet
It cures yii3tfuly swlen smartfng foot
and instantly takes the stkjp out oi
corns iilJbuioivs Its td -greatest
comfort iiscovery of the ajk Aliens
Poo t Ease m akes igh er new
shoes 5oSi easr It in - ertai s
cure tor sweating villous anil -hot tired
acninc tett Try it iSom uy all
druggists acd shoe store I2y maC for 2c
cents in stamps vTrial packkjje FllEK
Audsass aaien S Ghnted Y
Dr LyQia HabinovitciL a rJSasfilac
Jewess Jias takert charge of tie new
bacteriological lattoratrr xi tlje J
ens Medical CoHege PliJj5tifjiiJ Ds
Rabisovitch pursued tlte coarca c
Bludy atKraf Kochs laboso tocylaieai
lin
Triills Gatrrh Oopo
as taken cnlernaliy Price 5 oeute
Japan has now 7CG0JG0 oa oosj
in the Ka Bk of England ia her credit s i
and 31UCCOC00ja the- Bank ot
tanil frjn fhpn tJwt mnfc rifl tw Trcui tJi 3
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yhair a nalnnn color Hls Vwwr
coinage was begun is 170T
FITS Incrinanealy Curea So fits or Twrcmsrf ss
nfter first uay u r of lr Ktjao Gr at Kenc Jts
sonr enrtSirFKHEezoosrialbotUpan irceriKj
BK Ji il JtUNr Ltil P31 Arct it PlDaotlpliln
A Jpiders eye is not in bis head fcvrt
In te uppsr part cf the thorax
Pestiferous Bnffato Gnats
John W Pusk of Bellpovt C
writes to the Jow York fckm segai fling
the buffalo gnat
I think that as a natJvo of ISorSh
Carolina would cay the civtouoJots
have not met up with the gnat Jw
Question pessibty it is not dis6uttl
over a laje area of the ocuuUy 1
nit the gnats sovewil years ao -in
Arkansas on tlie bottom lunde of ui
St Ifcarcls EivoB u thrini they vsoua
tluj greatest day pests I ever eaw In
shajje they rcscrobie a bu Sato ooe
whai lienec the name Tluay do no
bite or sting their victims Tey fcasas
a disagreeable habit of flying from th
ground and etriking one in the fax
But the chief trouble is that tins crawl
into the mouth nostrils and tba onus
and deposit thoir eggs which hatch in
a very sliort time The larva a oat away
the membranes causing death to Lirjw
num bors of stock of all kinds and of
many game animals
Tut planters on the St Fiwuiia set
old logs afire in the woods for suwiw to
protoot stock which will eagerly ruih
to tJie smivJe and stand in it to go
vul f the pest
On one occasion was kirulIJag a
fire to lecp off gnats wiiau a 3fM js
tok deer cajue rushing to tha tarwjlsa
and stocd in it not hoc ding my ps
cKce In a few minutes a ilcci t f vdld
turkeys ad aiso or five wild lujgs
came for prci ootion It is not iui at
common sigiit to see a miile bef cro tio
plow trudging along with a Uueks
containing a sniudcw hanging fwiiu lbs
aieck The mule will keep tte nose over
the smolto as much as possitLu HaIvj
gcat cannot staad smolve
Paid for Ili3 JokG
A InuglKible but rather eirifcarrassing
case of mistaken identity oacurred the
other day in a largo department store
A gentleman who is a litti e ttoo fond of
joking entered the slore for the puiioso
of meeting Jiis wife at a certain cotn
ter Rure enough tive re stood a ladv
dressed to liis eye at least just likv
the woman lie was aitec
Her back wes tuiied ani no one- ves
near her so lte quietly apiixachGd
took her by the erm and said in a voIoq
of simul ated severalty Weil hoife yoa
ai e Kperwling my zaonefis usual ohV
The face turned quickly towards likn
was not iiis wifefe tt was tiiat o ai
acrid angry kepn eyed wocnea of
about GO years wo attraAjted tho at
tention of eveiybc4y s ttwit ixuttf 2xs
stoiHi by say lag in a loud shriH voice
-No I aiR t spending yowr money or
no otiicr mans money aud Iii
I beg yair paiidoa madaiu cwel
tbs confused gentleauiux I suiOtted
you were cy -wife -and -
WelL I jxist aiirtyaurtAe nor no
other mans w thanic fortraia to be
jawed at cswary -time Ibiiy a yatsl of
ribbon I pHy your wife f you g3
abou t iaJi5ng heriilicyou did uio if
I was lie r Id -
The cfeagEJcd joker to hear
j 1 1 1 3
lio uiorc jut tuiioe u vtiv oui ua uat
-many aiK urbr the arooust -of tbeJstoi ajasa t5 ittca s ax2 sly chuckles
installment receay ivaid Jjy China on J of tbc6a Tlo liiad Witaessed hia con
war rndeiTmiry account fijivn
A stimulant is rften rteedfd to nurish
i the best tunic forsho hair rSnow oei 5Kyiig a -very htunble poettJen
f T i -
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fH f t t x re
igiven her his benlictios
Nest to rix Oldest KalroaL
Th IVyeifeKiaiadii I iaUroad ftftborigh
among iee traiiway oc u won a vol
- v oaeaon tno rane 4ainOVo tino dtiiKm of bfifcior lb s
su woo js ji comnouranffls witn rno i i THVI m rTOTxtw in tH
Angei Gabriel bxs moved info
Brig- innited Siatt 7taK stKte bten
l rT v- -1
vuia wuereTexisKop ot iwege floa -New Orietuns and Che taJae sk5 a t
iPisos CureSbrGoiisiirxiprkfnfw te o3ly
ccugh medk iiie used in ray houwa D O
jLIbrigiir IIifiiinburc Pa o XL t55
lie cave animals of North ioertea
according to Prof A S Packard -of
Bresvn comprise 172
of blinE animals nearly all g
rhk2i are moslSy in color
tvoiocn idalrrtloo wla v7tio use Qicssirt 5uiphoc
iCori to Jniprore fce slia
Hillilair and A hiSssr Pra black or browR 50c
i Tlie quarter eagle or 2no In goId
Jwas authorized April 2 1792 itad Its
lIimeburg ami toe cost of budteg
fsas 20QjO00 La irts palmy day St
yielded asi ines me 8 per cenft e3I -of
ttdiiek was njsd inx imprervesnecsts xf
p e hartxw ar ilihieburg eta For
arenty yecaiaj It carried the greater
taxmbor of pasangeCv atttl most of fee
i Ncv OrleMws
ocla asid the 33cst rt3Cew Orieans Pte
ysine
KJgel J3rute son pi Lord Tlrnrtow
and nepe9i of tlieJSarl of Elgra
boug bt 50 caxee R3en cfttled on
pay for -them he pheded t toancy
jictisat judgiuenrt avatiaendered against
Iiim
tr 5 Wn Kow i Nrn Syrip fMMrim
ttetliiDg toftpii the i pax trdii a ln aumXllcci aMuf
jii viju iiiiiu uuiiu i jjii V juiiiu
M INCIDENT AT THE CITY EOTITfeX
A Life Earely Saved by a Critical Operat21 Efor Health 1
Destroyed
There was a hurry call for the ambulance of the City XI ospStfifi In the
course of an hour a very -sick young woman was brougibfc in on a
etre tcher She was pale
There wras a hasty exam
as deatht and evidently suiferi ug1 iveen agotty
ination and a consultation I Jess than a
ryTr a
tr vsyzzstzs rr
quarter of an hour Ooevptor crea
ture was on the oper ifting tableto
undergo the oper iliQE callel
ovariotomy
The e was no time fo f the usual
preparation Her left ov xzy was on
i 4 V rf v To4 n n fliTvnc
WzhiPsbj moved it literally disintegi utffttl If ifc
yS f had burst before removaf she
S y would have died almost in-
stantly That young woman
had had warnings enough m the terrible pains
the burning sensation the swelling low down
on her left side 2so one advised her so she
suffered tortures and nearly lost her life I
-wish I had met her months before so I could
have told her of the virtues of Lydia E
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound As it
is now she is a wreck of a woman
Oh my sisters if you will not tell a
doctor your troubles do tell them to a woman who
j stands ever ready to relieve you Write to Mrs
jPkakham at Lynn Mass confide freely to her all
your troubles and she will advise you free of
1 charge and if you have any of the above symp
toms take the advice of Miss Agnes Tra6y who
jspeaks from experience and says
For three years I had suffered with inflamma
tion of the left ovary which caused dreadful pains
j I was so badly aifected that I had to sleep with
pillows under my side and then the pain was so
great ii was -impossible to resi
tT3very month I was in bed for tmp crr three d ays
I toSlc seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkhams Vege
Itablo Compound and am eatkely cured Ithink
ithere is no medicine to be compared with
rrj c
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jpotmd for female diseases Every woman who suffers from any form of female
j weakness should try it at oaoan Miss Agseb Tbact Box 433 Valley City K D
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Old Abe a d the Hill Boys
Here is an echo from Corinth
Saying that the rast
A G Weissert proceeded to
relate an incident full of interest and
one not lacking pathos
While the Eau Claire encamp
ment I mot the Hill boys brothers
Thomas J and John F You know oure
was the Eagle regiment Eighth Wis
consin The Kill boys belonged to C
the Eagle company the proud bird of
liberty having been purchased of a
Chippewa Indian by Captain Perkins
The eagle vis with us all through the
war He was a friend of every man in
the regiment but outsiders had to keep
out of his roach 01d Abe- thai was
his name never missed a battieAYlen
the 1 uiiets began to Jy and cannon to
roar his wings vcuW flap and the egle
scream wis Iv ard Sometimes he
would remain en his shield carried by
a man detailed for that purpose
throughout a hurtle flapping his great
Winers and giving his orders in the
eagle language screams that could be
heard by the whole regiment even
when the din of cracking muskets
whistling bullets and the roar and
bursting of shells was the loudest The
next time he would insist on leaving
his perch and gracefully sear high
above the regiment to sound orders
that were inspiring When the battle
was over Old Abe would settle down
In our midst and strut around among
the men to lie petted and commended
for the 3 irt he had taken in the eon
test
I didnt start in to tell about Old
Abe Ivut to sp ak cf two members of
his company the Hill brothers
I wcs chatting with Mayor Frawley
the day of the encampment
when Htree t Commissioner Tom Hill
approached accompanied by another
veterali Excuse me Mr Mayor I
waist Comrade YCeisseii to meet this
man sal id Tom Bo you know him
I didnt Dcrrt know my brother
JoJmV Then I recalled the young hero
of Corinth and other battles After a
few Avords with John I rtiid Mr May
w tet me tell you something -about
these Hill boys
At the lrntilo of Coriiuh our regi
smeiit after holding its liaie for some
time was compelled to fallback While
nldiig this movement To Jmny Hill
was shot through tne body and fcZl as
ono dead One of the Viys near bin-
Uiis brother was at the otlrw end -of the
-company stopped a moment to see
ihow badly lie was hurt When we
Fort Iiobinet lie irpported tkat
was dead The -enemy had
taken possession cf the Held over
which we had con und zhere was no
chance to bring in our wounded or
fc itry the dead unijl wo 3iad defeated
Van Dffru and PrJre It was iilout
ortj elght liours after -Johnny had
Mven Icilled that Tom avirh pick and
spade -set out to find siud bury his
brother I can soft now how theioor
fellow looked as hs mowfl a way from
the compaaty lie was heaitbroken at
the loss of his lumber and seemed to
1have betome ui oId imui hi a night
Willi the pick aiid k1i oii his sboul
der ho walked like n iiUirm from old
age his form bent unsteady and
Gvcs on the grottuaL Ptiiie was mov
ing when something Jsappened Tom
hcaiJd a footstep in Urijiit oi him Txok
ing up lie vsaw the -white pinched face
of us bnither Btith topped and
stared at rtaeh othr s
l Great froCl Johxiaytfl that you
i5te boy rith in bullet hole
Jlopess povsiF of tii appear h fetCIm tlaxuh him couIf hUi
I oss SKit fcvolvho aawercd rit much abov a
3 i -whisper
j Tan but Im htr t
JjVlitfjv are you goinT
j tor iliv 4 hum- T nn T l
- iw fcjjy vllt n wui1 tvuu Will
lou vn thos two sollicrlioys fell 5ji
y each otherls arms
As 3 loolutJ up the- jnny r was u
fitg his handkerchief jnd nears wen-
daaipertjtjgtlit wrint J f es of the
iidl Ixvs tlifi eorncaluing took my
robsp fosr a secoKd Tom
caitt to the refue by Maying Augev
haRQitot just ss ifdiap veaeS Chi f
leta Id
Lin cot n and the rntrves
tjjiateiueHjs ha ye 3een made
relatfoytofihe famous conlesiieiKie Feb
S 1SGTL Uiaa veen Pr isidentlLinceJn and
Secretary Reward for the lTTnited
I States ainu Vice IUesiderx Alesnnder
1 ktepu ens and Messrs Hunter and
Campbell qu behalf of the ftomhern
onfedsrrucy xhe objj t of the mooting
Ivlng the disesrssion off terms cf ponce
aid some jpeiwons hae aeqarretf the
i5vtkat President Linwln -was
to EuaJe concessions Jo the Cotilor
ater forthe purpose of securing peae
Thut suJi was t tlie etsso is evidtot
irom rwo circumstances Firat f2ie
SCUthftrn Confederacy was pmcrJcalJJjr
in a state of collapse at tsa rime th
conference was held Two 3 cars be
fore Lee had been defeated at 3
burg and the Confederacy had been
cut in two jy the cai tare of Yickshtrg
Between 3S03 and ISnj the military -history
of the South wnsrvGne coutJnaed
narrative of disaster and at the rinie
the conference was held the Union
propositions as absolutely ne etesvy
eren to Uio discussion of trms of
peace T It
ntttnriton of a nnuoiuti
-
tlirougjiput all the States 2
No receding from the position of the
national erecutjive on the subject of
slavery Xo cessation of hostilities
short of an end of the war and the dis
banding of the forces hostile to tie
government These official state
ments of the substance and purport of
the conference should set forever at
rest the stories about Lincolns willing
ness to obtain peace at any terms
There might have been a time earlier
in the conflict when he would have
been ready to make some concession
but never to the extent of allowing the
Southern slave owners to retain their
property interest in human beings
Our Vtcr Ili jtoricn
It has been one of the misfortunes of
the South that she has yet to produce
a writer who would descriin her part
in the civil war intelligently faithfully
and justly Victors chronicles writ
ten while the echo of barIs was still
ringing in his ears is an absurd per
formance Some critic long ago re
marked of him that if lie had been tohf
that one Southern soldier Lad confront
ed a 1riou army and had demanded in
stant surrender and the army had im
mediately laid down its arms to him
Victor would have swallowed the yarn
hook bait and sinker Pollards Lost
Cause is a more interesting and better
written luiok but it is infected with
this exaggeration and with a partisan
ship which did the South much harm
when it was published and which even
now when we can be calm over these
things seem very foolish JelVerson
Davis lrstory is a cumbersome affair
which probably not lifty persons have
ever even read after toiling through the
first volume and Alexander II Ste
vens narrative is too philosophical for
popular comprehension There ha a
been a swarm of small writers in the
South who have evidently made Pol
lard their modl I have come across
one or two of their historic for schools
or for the people within a year or two
It is impossible to read them without
exceeding anger or convusious of
laughter Dr Jones a clergyman has
prepared one which is a continuous
rhapsody of Southern valor fro 2 the
first to the last chapter and a gross ex
aggeration of Northern faults It is
intolerable that a new generation in
the South should be fed on such stuff
as tins at the hands of a member of the
sacred profession who has about as
much fitness for writing history as
George Francis Train has to discourse
on the philosophy of human reason
It is a remarkanle fact that Horace
Greeleys American Conflict written
post haste in his spare hours from edi
torial work and in large part while the
rebellion was still on and with Frank
Moores Record as chief authority is
really at this late day the best narra
tive from the pen of a Northern man
Contentious partisan that he was
Greeley nevertheless with his powerful
memory his comprehension of the
whole subject from Its beginning In the
early da very agitations and his news
paper instincts produced two volumes
which if they were edited in order to
excise the inaccuracies of hasty com
position would still be one of the very
fairest accounts we have as to how we
got into the war and how we got out of
it The truth is that a complete ac-
curate and impartial history of the re
bellion has yet to he written The
Count of Paris has come nearer to it
than any oi but he lacks Insight into
the civil and social conditions of the
people and the great value of his work
is from tlt standpoint of the military
critic wririrg largely for tacticians in
the art of soldiership and for scholars
The amount of Northern literature on
the subjol from the pen of word mon
gers and partisan hacks is appalling
but hi the past fifteen years since
Northern uowspapers and magazines
began to find that it was safe for them
to give tine Southern versions of kit
tles sieges and campaigns there has
been a vast winnowing of the chaff as
well as an accumulation of a great re
pository -of solid information There
could hf -nobler task for a scholar of
leisure ritan to apply himself to it for
twenty years uid evolve from it the
history which both the people of the
North and the South will accept which
will haw the spirit of the bench and
not the bar in which the author vil
look to 200 and not 1000 for his fame
and which like I la Hams History of
the English Constitution will win the
encomium of all parties and sections
as it did jantonty years ago of being in
its class most impartial book ever
Ji written Pliiladelphia Bulletin
One of rincolns DisnrstrlieR
In his Campaigning with Grant5 in
thc Century General Horace Porter
stells of General Ha Hecks fear of trou
1H1 from tlie eiiforcing of the draft and
Siis desire that Grant should send
trorms to the Northern cities General
Paner says On Jhe evening of August
IT Grant was sitting iu front of his
quarters with several staff officers
about him when Jhe telegraph opera
tor cuji e over from his tent and hand
ed him a dispatch He opened it and
as he with the reading his
face became suffused with smiles Af
ter he had finished it he broke into a
hearty laugh We were curious to know
what could produce so much merriment
in the general in the midst of the try
ing circumstances which surrounded
him H e cast his eyes over the dis
patch ngalii and then remarked The
President has more nerve than any of
life advisers This Is what he says after
reading my reply to naMecks
patch He then read aloud t
armies wore advancing oil Richmond following
oy way of Petersburg while the I have scm your
sruon to lJic Union armies iu l2it West ing your uiX illingness
was weak and Ill directed hold where you are Neltl
ontl consideration is that nil accounts
of the conference concur in tlie stated
meat that Sir Lincoln insisted ca thisd
ins
Hold on with a bullJ
gitf ctoke as muchJ
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Er tho Pnrewell Is Spokon
On th ntH k ot th steamer or on hoard the
train flult 1h to iMVir you away from those
hr to yoa von vrM It ywi are -wise hnve
aftIy rttoweii vway in your ItiKSaKC a euf
flelent Hunpty of Uint srtfcttnanl 4vnnat
HoKt tttKs Stonutlj lUtU rs
tKYUr umrltt tuul nwr eiikJ
Srants conwtr In t srfifjlaK Jo the fortJfyJn
rnl firing nujiertlA ot tl Krit tonUi Uie
tor criiigtliuttkin biIUHWUj iiiiUril and
kidney couipiuiutfl ojm ivrvouidc5
GhKc4cn s Grorrtri fa fiijaty 3fenrs
Books cixV yoaro ago ncre iew In
oomparisoa rrrfh now Trrtt ca ViIiam
George Jordan in eci artivie Yhat
VIctorhi Has Sofca in the Jadics
Dome JoumaJL TTlw pbiic libraries
of the United Stae all put together
Iwd oGly half a mil Hon Toiumcs tn 1S37
This Is lews ttiftn Ow Boston Public Li
brary eotttahM too day Three of our
Amoricu n lbrerefl liuve together more
books thn were In J1 the public li
bra riefl of E agird Irchmd Scotland
and Waded the
throne Igiio4V4KH vras genal Forty
ler cent of the men aik per cent of
tlve women of Greet Britain oould not
wite their own nam s Victoria
iHX ftine xhir Qitcon Th e aviknul ed
rcatron sysfm wn lnt throe 3Hixd old
Its money gT4td fMiymnaetl -to on4y
T00rca Uncle Sam ocay spends W0
0CK3OCO a yvr or t xvebers supr
iatiiMlntd of our iHie ckjs
An Enjji eh toils a of tin
iafce Cowt Gleichon wlitn lm -was n
ambascxlo in Lotidaa At a dinner
ixwtj It Wfl3 hlij hard lirk to have to
conduct to talvle a Lady of a -taciturn
ami yjuqv2eive naaac So all bis
poiite nothings siie nais woid ii ver a
woid NoUiint du4ai4od lie ooatin ued
to ply with email tallc till vt last
sbe elowly twutd lr head toward
him and dditeratciy yawned Tlie
count was oqiial to the occasion Ah
madam he said loudly I also have
gold in my teetlv
Dooayui iianai lowcs
The towns cf Woodsdaie Mostow
SpriogiieJLtl ar d Fairo in Kansas
wlilch had a population of 1100 in 1S0U
hav e now ccily a population cf IS
Houghton hiis thrue families out of the
4C0 that used to Live thece N uu chil
dren go to the 10C0 schoolhouse
there is standing tiki a moiwmieut of
foilx n waterworks sywctom that cos
some Sastorn plutocrat CwC00 The
town novor pa l n ceat of pvinx ipal or
interest on all this and never will
AM
Ae to tbc Saw
Perhaps no tool In common use has ft
more Interesting history than the saw
Saws liavo been discovered In Norway
and Denmark which belonged to the
bronze age Tho metal of which they
were coiapored waa cast Into a thin
cbaft and eermted by breaking tho
edge Equally interesting discoveries
have been made in America It has
been found tor the sawa made of ob
sidiana kind of lava produced by vol
canoes vrcru tajed during the stone ago
In Mexico
Wss Soob Cured
Sxpe ienoc of a Ecttavia HI Wom
an and Her Daugrvter
BATAV1A IU Sly little daughter
Jiad eczenm rerj badly uud the medicine
she took dd not brfp er Then ve beffan
iciYtug her HwxTa Srsaparilla and sh
was oon cuihaL I have also taken thLs
meditrne axjvii ikI it has relieved mo
of rheiimarktin ad woiuach trouble I
am thutbfij tlnro Is such a medicine as
Hoods Mvuv E Nktzet
llvau i flllb wltl aoclb SarsayarHLi
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The pepping of a
cork frota a bottle of
Hires is u mgnjd of
good health and plea
sure A ouad tho
old folks like to hear
the childiea cant
resist it
aSQlsaW
fe Rootbeer
Is coinpoBfl of the
very lnurttdleut tlio
Bystein requires Aiding
t tic dlRftttloii hooUilui
tho nerves purifying
tho llcxicL A toinper
nnre drink far temper
ance people
ocly Vt
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