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31.50 '"4 14131, payabie strictly in advance
e latl,,,,qptiou taken or less tb,on Aix inontbs
pF : •
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-,P..equentinsertion per lino..
`APIIIOnts 04 strayea eattle, artiolos lost or
not exeeetliog ten linos--erst inoutb,
illt;ubseenent month, 60 cents, "
birtns warriv,es an5 ileatbs 1tt343t,414
.1,3nient44„Without specific directions wili
tA.1 till f,orbia, an5 ellargeti aceordinglr.
isontouts to be measured by 'a settle 'of
41
plE2011.1,02VTS:
,rates ival be elnaged for yearly
tonients:—
crsii MOS 43 MOn,
-esuma eso
83 53 15
20 12 8
13 1$'‘es twee, six lines And undei, $4; six to ten
-MUTE & SONS,
ravellers' Odle.
leave Exeter dany•for Lunn and Loudon,
•1.; arriving in Lucian ot 0 aaut ;An London;
,7•0. Lcove London lor Exeter at .2 pan,;
4435 pan, ; 0J:rivin3 in Exeter at 7.pan.
leave Exeter daily,for Clinton at 5' son,;
4.r in Clinton at 10 a.m. Leave Clinton at
, ” 0,1'4110 Xl•ceter at 5:8035151.
• S leave. Exeter en •Tuesdays,, Thursdays,
end • 'airdays for, St. Bfary'e, itt 0 ft311•,AlTiVilig 132
110013trains going oust and west, Leave
kSt, at 180 pm • arrive in Exeter at 0:20 p,m'
0. 7
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IIYNDMAN EXETER '111Eifj:
; BEE- College Surgeees, Ontario: '
•CO3ONEB'0iru3,t3r5f Huron. ,�fllco hours, Ste
po l00,m
ORE O.M.
CATE eV:McGill Uniyersity. Mon -
u, Surgeon, die.
idenc0=Exeter, Ont.
to IO.a,na.., and 7 to 10 p. rn
LEGAL.
,EON M. CLENCH, BARRISTER,
--LA• and Attornev-at-Law, Solicit,or in chancery
aud Insolvency and LettersPatenthome and 'for-
stoogii•sall7e:sie:ouf, f4paat' nt Oleos, on
tilognn, „Plans and drawings eand sneeifica
.R•ooet 41;w4inPstulru.scutalloint
' ttSm's Block' .0"11'ti°° of model
,nostii. Street, St,
ARI?I,NGRA.RDINcr,
teo4 Ai-tom:aye, Senattore, oefeelie§teliette
A .
rdr•-f ren.,---1177.roN's 1.3Loox, Water Street, St.
EL'0t101, BH1wxxO.
4, TESS S. SONES & Mc1)0T3GALL,
Ber,st••,s, At4orievs-at-law, Solicitors in
0- •,, lefmnissioners QM:,
1111 sti' 1th, `'•+.. -•.,••e's.
a't Clock. ,,Vater St, St. Mary's',
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tOOrKit3t1, of Mr. J. Banton's.
:;.7 rkt:TIONELL, ISSTJER OF
, Tzbeter, Ont. 1-1y
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oi-derf,•• left at the
prompt attention
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11,VALiNiliCV;41., • SlETT•111.,
3ALES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
A.B.GES-MODER ATE .
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TT BROWN, Public Auctioneer,
_Li.. will:1,01:30m. Solos promptly attended to.
Terms reasonable.
Wincholsca, Oct. 15, 11:42.
aress=waismarraosse==....
LIVERY.
• BISSTII"S
Liver apd Sale Stables,
E ONT.
Ofalre 31 se -ea
tr.
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EiDTELI
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44/4 ,T"OW0111444, rebate. , Good sttublfog and tatOnriVO
4.10,0t nest brawls'of ligtiOrSaSIS elgars 'to be
40;41 pso bar. , '
'VggRINARY4
$177=4;', V: 2.
,
Graditato 126tort-
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of
navy
Ontario
, „
OEFICE--lifext door to Dr, Wming's Drug Store
oppos,ito Wilhins' Hotel, Exeter, Veterinary
Msdicinesalwayaou' hand:, 003143 111:01411Y4.10,n3,'
ded to.
N33.--31orses examined as to soundness.
Exotery .August 28, 1673. .•1-bn,
, DENTISTRY..
ood. Horses and Comfortable vehicles
always 9n hand. Favorable arrangements
made with tonamerciattfavellersi , • .
All orders left at Bissett's Tinshop 'will be
proraftly attended to, ' • •
• — ' W. B. DISSETT Prop.
Exeter, Sept. 4,1873,
jE)R. luNSMAN, DENTIST, WILL
bo found t his office, or residence, Esater
Ont., every Tuosday,,and generally on the other
clays of tn.° week, except Wednebday and
Thursday; Will guarantee all,,,work 40 be,
equal to the hest i.lone in any city, 441358(3 priee's
within the :reach of all classes. hi•We
toothaolting on Saturd ay, ecane in the evening
afterfive; 111830310 .05 leaving it for Sunday, aS Some
do. All who want to savo their teeth should call
and have them inspeeted• before thejiinellAin in
Item. All parents .slioud call for advice about
ishildron's first teeth. before alloWing.ono bo ex-
tracted, as great damage is constantly being, done
by catfaeting such teeth tO0 430011. 1-1Y
FOE ,gag-figagmtgimizia..,
•
zna..
IVEBY STABLES
(1.t,teonnectiOn with ,Drew's lifetel),(
STEAMSHIPS.
FRED. 'sH.A.Rp,
GenexalExchange bro k
MARY'S.
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Agent 1014 (3330 ,•
IN 21 A IT LINE.
OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. '
Irialtets..frotn St. Mary's to Queenstown of Liver-
pool, ,Stoorag", $32.20. • •
l>"7:ties wishing to send for their friends in the
eta eoontry Can procure Prepaid certificates cheap-
er:ibex by WIN other 101e. . •.
A,;ent Tor tfle Miehigsh Central and Erie Bail -
roe Tic54ets ±834085 (30 any part of the U.S., cast
AN:14.
AGfoTT Fon THE
1•2•41•MIPadat Txr,T.ESS P93111',ANT•
•
Greenbacks • Delight' and pld" at 'the
Bat Ratet:'
T ONDON,
'QUEBEC and MONTREA L
Tdm.peTle-y
Composed of the folloWhig drSt.'-olass
IRON STE.LA,..IVISI-1.IP S.
SCOTLAND, MEDWAY. ,
TIIAMES, DELTA,
SEVERN, NYAFZA,
HECTOD,.
The SteanTOM of this rAne aro intended to sail,
during the scalion of 24 avigation 1673, from
L01,1DON FOR QUEBEC All111
as follows :--*Icotland, Wednesday, 27t1± Ailgust,
and every alternate Wednesday and. Saturday
thereafter, And from
QUEBEC FOR LONDON, AS 'FOLLOWS
• -
Thames, Thursday, 21st August.
Sovorn, Thursday; 11th Sept.
SO:Aloud. Tuesday, 23rd "
And every alternate '.1'ilesday and Tintraday
hereafter.
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Rates Lower than other Lines
Certificates issued to persons desirous of bring-
ing out their friends. "
FOr Freight, Or P44004550, 0.55)313' to
Diab sunw,Itentreo.,.
WM. A. BAYLY
Agent 0. T. It, 'St. lIn.,‘•yt.'
St, Mary's, August 28,1873.
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•BOOKS & STATIONERY.
TANDARD "
IL" S
W. Rollins, Prop.
first-class conveyances always on
oreial rig4 on a, m conont's notice.
W, 110TILINS.
1878,
9
WATER STREET, ST. MARTS:. '
Z,XTER, ON.T.A-RIO, TETTli.SD
'TUE .01.1r471'.01Sritif4:1,7.! ligItt4g3t. cr-iiqtrut)c:„cl, outside running away witl
3 q ,
417 mei or' 'of dead and' g�n:a Duval taina
, L,
the "OliristeeAS Tea "ne,"'(1'oorge"?" •
'We '1jii'11Y6YO,;‘'t " 43. And Yon.io ,043i110 in
them /513 d'Oes Main'0511 3)14443111±,'
1 reckonCSB the best. 1 'NOW 000. -bye
aint 136 father nor mother, 2;04111tYl'" •", •
A' tellia)'•Me tile' right
• I,114;iiile•ina. ,seat ;:an the; :gig; 'androvo
d'
The steet; 3t-14arson effraPicily- tb 111135C 1:11) for lost stime,
7or saying your 131,3) 01 of a Light 2 hissing my hand to Annie as she steed
Levex,hliew„eclmhe was, uly, father, ,
'1;lie folks here they br.ougbt soMehew-,--• ttlir°11'8 11 '1',.1:1°hei siitfcbe, 81.11)'1:11b8;
in the lishtedadoorway"watching Ale off.
And my mother she died.long ago
•DO-sva' the • gailaalighted "High Street
, ;
• — then out- into twide, chill countrya
it'aint-trinch.they'.0 teached me 1." knOw. '
.11 358S I ' drirefioin the town to
,
Yet 1 thinlcS' edrry aI±11 MisS me',' the Bog -mines, ,bvere on the brightes
:When toOlt rigl±i aria's,. from this lidrc;,
•clearefStniiiiiiee ;' bat' no evOrt1801511der,'
•
Fat', soinetimee4i. oatehee. them.siary ; -, , scribe 104 bleak, and bitter cheerlessness,
.A-i,ylviti away-ef a tear., ; ,,, orit 't-tt1?or ,s'elita,r,inegrbn this Decent.-
ber, 'evening' ''"itlosS. andthen, certainly,
And theu says they-hepos I'll get better,
a ,cottaao 'did! -skirt -the • real; and when
I. can't be ne lures when; L'in deucll,' ; ;, , b
1 511113 had Se j. 44 a 'time on' t •
'five of the ' fifteenhnilee were trayelled,
• A-dylug by inottee eerseoad: I passed.) throtigh ,a, scatter,cal village:
,Beyoua 1.31,§ ,Ai ,itig4p1ke :road. led. me
rye stoeil in 111,9151 str,epts precious often , straight , on thrmigh the flat and boggy
When tho wet's heen a-limn:in' Clown. 00 untrY., 0.,itito !O. -leanest isolated awedkea,i vent had eo na1011 bin', mouthful. ling l'..,80,ei vy as .0:ttle, eettage across tt
No, nm
eves so ach ea; a •browri.
'11041, ;tbout six; Miles. irenr town which.
,.
l've looh-64 in,tiiinn Shop,s Witliqh'e'whicle`r: 1 'k14,("4.-4.4,j1c,tefi404;.,,JIK41119..t.,„.a:. 1411 0 0346-
Chokefal of what1014`y4to eat. konian Catholic priest, ,who lavecl there
, .•
Anctl,"'ve'heard, goti-41artim awl !Whin,' ; ' With a bectrithl,eh brother. A good, old.
'while A. drolis like a,a.orit at theirfaet. that) ,;:ily:SAy,41 S -4414-Y 't0"help,the, sick and
sorrowful;.„ , T had never secn him, but
tut it's hind of yen' ein; to,sit by me, •'1 101,03Y 1.1i1.31 W911 by reports and had
And 1 hopps,: if it's #.1.10, ,W1101 you te4ane, I , ' 101 071 15:dthan totllogliftetlej119;oCluslela_climi 1,6 4.4,atctiedultvioeini
1 aint,now afeard, of y907 fade; • ,,,i.
"We'll meet in that tothat illaue. 111.9.1aged--771.1eVe 9,:le two 0111.brother* s
1 hopes tis 3103311 come when Ws over, 'lived alone. ,.A.f1e3 f had passed that,
Awl talk to them liet.e in the court ; there s`e. eined to be no h ' 1 b't
11.111all la I a -
They'll mina what you says,,you're fb parson ' ton for miles, ; a• wide, flat expanse of
There.wen't bdat.6 larkiii'' or' spert.' ' ' ' cetintry: intersected' by dim hedgerows,
,
You'll tell ithem eceho* 1 'died T441PY
Ind brokeen by the s'pectral outlines of
enslotineto se tlieh, the barewiiter;trees. I drove on as
t.n, •
'
ItoOks, Pictures, Paper, Wall raper, Tayr.Pictuie
Prarues,Berlin t•Irools, and l'ancy Goods
• in profusion,
liaANC) S •
Webot"s Splendiel Pianos, the boat made 111 aid
Dominion, from 5050 to 11450. .Call and rrom
exa
sample at "Standard" nook Store.
.103-158' 13. A33nOTT, Agent, '
11'.S,--Plature From lug e'very style to otder,
'St. Mary's, Oct., 1673.
fast ate Icqald, While the evening clar-
mat lee/egoistsoi dint Mid where 'tha Wcaryl" kened hate nielit". :and the wind drove,
,lsfreocl from their,trouble , and, pain., •paSt 1130 threat eninfr snow. I began
Now; oeoa that- book, ,s mi give 1400, 1105 ±101 thee first time to Wish that the
1-focl4S,i43 never telL ' .iiisugui1tsoa Of the (hit) had. Slot 110011
.4,11.9a41 me 0,19,t.4. word s -,-you kuSw3 crwv,:nor arranged kit to -night • and to whit). Mare
eaet,isgoo1 10)' 15 ehap.-whou ho dies. , earnestly still --what: I had often and
ofteu wished befoxe--that I httd. for coni-
glYeaue hand,, air, and tlitink'oe
• panY 0110 of tile doge that lised to be
etle,e go,otl, as yei,i,hav,e,f1.ene 0, poor , fijeads (.1 ,
mightn't have grown up so bad
eager (11111. 51(114 to ,fellew naa anywhere
my ooy-
Who know;3, had they teached me some better - ;
' ' „holtal ever SetidY at 11.-iy beck and ;
ONE WRITER NIGHT.
• FIRST NARIcATTSTE.
•, The wind olew keenly froin the north
and .0111 like frozen knives. , Out in the
darkening str,Jet in , horse And gig
. P
.stoba waiting, and e Dece,,mher- twi-
light °lithe -red. ,,
Corner :Bookstore
ST. MARY'S.
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hand 81153335 assOrtinont of
BOOKS;
- STA.TIONE111"7,
WALT: PAPERa
F.ANCY. ,GOODSt ,
' CA1±,(3)i) 81 04 I
TP.Pri) (ITAIT
repaying my 'fondness for them by their
by their faithhalness and devotion to
myself. Abo.--e all, I 'wished for the in-
telligent old' inaStiff whiclt had left the
farm and lived with me in toWn until a
year ot[tWo ago; who -would have been
with pie now; but that Ann -'did not
like hint, and So vhen, 1 married I gave
him itway. " 1 never told her What a
• strwegle ithad been 191110 to'part with
• " WhY; bless me," Annie, I might be Iran ; because,. after all, what was his
going to, J]apah,," 1ex.clahned,. button, loss to 'mean conipatison 'with the Teeth-
ing my great coat,hastily ; not caring te areanion T lead gained ?' Afterwards—,
was 'to' lose the' wlsent felt at dinehow tileasant it
svarm touch of MY- young 'Wife's' loving WoUld be to nits to have ohe of my faVor-
hands-. "Be quick, dea,r,i and hand file ites abottlf "my housei ' tVoilld'broach
over the case 'of 3vatches4rorn. the hall -
table theye,"; ,
" I . wish you weren't going 01031e41
with 1110140 153 yonr pocket, George," she,'
looking from the 0013)1)50±11 •
bbx' in. her l'inaul up to my i'aee• it Is
worth. more 1111511 sixty pound's, and. i
am sure it isn't sale for you; to carry it,",
". Who's tolt.v.ow I carry it ?" I laugh-
ed, as I packed it into the long, inner
pocket of my overcoat. 1' Besides, it'
331111 1)0 wor.th less, when F,bring it back,,
so the danger will be less. Cheer lip."
" 011,, George! it's nearly ,dark alrea-
dy," broke'in Annie, piteously, as she
shtulderingly turhed infrom the, open
doorway. .," People oughtn't: to holcl
clubs on Christmas Eve."' '
"1 81011 orijoY it dear " 1 snicl
cheerfully as if the words were'net an
egregiousfalselicod. 11 Ishali enj by nay
drive, and my hot supper at tara Miners'
'Arms, and. 030 or two Other things.' If
it had been an engageasent for thiS one
night only I Might have'beggetroff ; but
,you 8005 d535. it is ,the beginning -of a'
year's engagement which I slicalld not
lilte te lose. Indeell it may go on , for
years, ancl we mei not licit enough qnite
yet to ' Care ,tO reftibe" a geed prospect.
Eh, loVe.?" " ; •" •
, ' "I don't know anYthiag; abet:alit; exe
cept its ,disadvantages;" fretted ,Annie.
"1 1.V2ll ex.plain enca more, dear," I
answered, knowing , she would like the
feSir minutes' cTelay •" though j• believe
it, 18 the:Minds-0cl awl ' fiftieth tithe
clonaso: ::TWaves: of the mem at: the
Bog-taines have formed.. a club, which,
is: to meet, en the night :of evehy, fourth
SaturdaY, at It little piddle -house Called
Mineas' Anne.' - 'Here -Tam to jeiri
theth tith agood choice of silver watch.:
ee bu'appeoval.; They each pay. 11110
5130 31011 .,ehillings,then,draw lotes said
the winner has. a 'watch of the of'
tinpounds. ° .Ther'e 101° be One winner
evetY ancl 'One 'svatdh sb at
the enci of the' year each member *ill
Miss() a Watch.. ; .•They..tillego en paying
through the, year, but those tvlao draw
the lots of course, get p130. less in Mira -
her every month., Any One can:have A
wateh ei? higher 'value ' then' the an
pounds by paying extra for it, 80 si take
'some with, me that ate moee expen8ive:
Lisette. you, see the eelyarate,geis now,
dear, as well ;be theedieedvitittages, and
will make beet of it; eVen. 031 a bitter
De'del/lber 'night." •'1'i'
Geoego---but Goorge,"; whined:An,
distnal;ttftee 13131 satisfactory
ex-
j1a1111tiO11 aS,she had boort before "think
.of my having to spend Olvigtratts , EV°
here allaione," '` ,
Only rafess.1.'hot1e1, after ad. :3'1 ;Mall
lib' home 'at !Midnight; -CO la "you • ill 11)153
OlaistainteidieVer •200,1,',', 1, '
• ;41)e1ieve heist. will, ,,Cepege.,
They ;yin keep you., Mat, yit1 OSIOW, or
sOnle g.,g,sindeittei Asking illteett, miles
drive cacti). way. You can't be sloe to be
at hom•P!'l .e, ,3 34 13.3-33, e• et'
1 can, and will, dear. Why, Ithwa
dowei'alleetted you are ; don't think
*tt. e$1"0.1"‘" D EPA RBItf,1%.3NT,
thee"giilifeet to My Wife; butr.,°;Seeing' it
, AWLS Elf.ettastefulto here'I. waver urged it.
NoSe--„44, often such times---eI 00131311•'t" lielpreetilling lovingly' My old clog'S
, tachmbut toce his pleasant
p.51o'11053el1p.7 dim ototeekin,,,*,Wittelifi'd nes ;'
his strong and. steadfast affection, which
I had -won simply by having rescued
hien from a trap When he -was a puppy,
and nursedand cured his broken leg;
Yes; 1 'would,. givestanch to have him
with ate now. ,Yet, how could. I fret
for this *hen I ,coul(1 grateftlly think
and: deem's, of the little. one 'who woul5
soon have it's placecat enslaving, „cheee-
ful hearth ? And theta of course, fell
again to planting. the 'clear young face
that -had watched', me from the open,
doorway; pale -and :wistful in the gas-
light. N\That a merry night we ought
to haVesbeen Malting of itz-=-Aunie and
I—chopping" heav and then into onr fav-
orite occupationefadding story alter
"story to that Spanish castle founded on
our retirenient from business With a
princely competence.It was -rather
• early, poliaps, to make arrangements
for the event;but it was just as well to
be in gond tithe:- And When YOU ere
On into the future-,-Yague to the
beStiof eye8 '.=,.4Ssn't; 1±3 instae easy to see
things rose-colored , blue ? in these
phiaiemt dreams drove on
mines'svere; round. Me, ,and I drew up
1437 horse' olie the lerstPublie-house
where. I" War; IS -meet the, ; All the
membere'llad assenabieclin along, well -
lighted room, ;svith a sanded floor and
an immense fire roaring in the chinaney
While I stood before it,' restoring life tb
my.parifiecl..feettland fingers,; flooked.
rothal" at the dozen, men svho had their,
pleees 51111511401111110, and, I seated thein a
set °di -Leiser; kindly 'fellows. 111-a1 as the
„evening Wiese On.' thy opinion.
,Ond 02 ' twat \vote; stdlen Mid 'nu) ody,.
°thss,arting every amenelmenteand: chink -
hag a .geeat deal -M a." kind of gruff and
gteedy silence; 'Onti, twe.'were bois-
terous •andeotitradietory; droppingready
oaths -.Continually froth, ' their lips, .,and
bringing deems -their fists heavily then.
the' deal.teble to enfoece theie ;rough and
noisy wertis. 'And' 'ethers, Were quiet,
ardeady then, -with verYfee57 words to
say, and 35 very delibeeate way of saying
them.. But, entong them all,, 11 noticed
one, most , partieultalet; star" ahoVe, his
'coMpAnions in Cordiality and kindness ;
quite ihe most, tileti,Seiht, 'tlie most" geni=
al; '53151 the , most intelligent Man then:
bellaRref110 .3115, ioo, with (10051(1111
quiet respect:as:high poet of:the others
dispensed with, and, 'Whieh • IS raire,
410edalr10111.2;' the tiog-inilieS:" 'Hew coild
111 help, being', glade whenthis ,maat. drew
the:. htelcy•lole, • and ,;weei 1133 beautiful, an..,
English lever 1551.0310,13eet1. 4011415 to eetet?
(1671, 'With ±0 lieestY •Cbidlitlity, the 'man
e3ieh04i116 lie,ve -the 'tote 'drawn again ;
40,0ouliTv,4it,,,ho did'," 41,4714 'Solt , Of 1118
1110,108, had. set ;their , he as 18 on. it; net
gati,ved titie,propctsaltat enee,,,objeeting,
;gee -eel's% °to it on principle, end the e'ratell
8IoWly the round the lab
jilti,,,ouTesth 11 ,this
etnaut tka.
;Bat telaniation tof iinerechility;
mid ;tete t1 3ntwc1'0 ;only riisit bY, the
11)1:-.V, 01.1/.11`'-06t Wa1141" not be
that bliosee1h0:00 155433c74, „ .
311)41 13±3 9.. as lunch 318 his life ,was
worth; os- to take sun out .canig
'love it, 'rind iastened to the stable ;
Most; 'ifnet :all), 'of the Compaityrfallow=
Mg; Mee ; 3the !lioriie
"dead dame," as the ostler- had. said..
These; Was 119s01115130e,,of,3711e, taking me;
1501U9.44, night, at, tSflyg11tC. 1 hadaset
ed through • all nay boyhood, at afarni
tthoirb knowing, a little ti,boltliorse,,
and'Ilelt'.Cettain -fhere„ °.hial been 'foul
plaY here, it could etverniliait 11
pick lead beenrun into the fleedia under
the' knee, abst 'Ielinew thatthe animal
iteeless niche& enema'. icould not.
prove the cleedaof Lfelt: AIL
most as". confident Of it: then:. aseeledich
,foin., hours afterwards, when 1 couldfee1
certain who had done it. • • ,
have" to stay 'here till morn -
Inge ste,': thp„datelleisl , said. "
11315110 31013 as comfortable
Itaposeible,thI,anewered, thinking a
litincleedithotighte 11 ()nee.
"• 'cisait: isn't it a ditee 041 1leqeswty, ±171?,
``Tiat7fEits110 otherttecOnveyaniieteetit•11131
place."' ..• gs1
"No liorse 1." I' exclaimed', lacewing, I,
Could not for a moment entertain' 'th,e
proposal of staying. ; • ;
"None; at all, .•except, ,thy own
pony, sir. I couldn't possibly let :you
have him, because bets got to ,carry in
twenty 3131105, as scion as it's daylight,
to spend Christmas „, day \vitls-iny, old
father',"
' Have none of you'a hotee here?'"
asIscid; appealing in desperation' to, the
atineee. "I will p34 ydu 'anything you
like to ask .ane for ;the :use' of- 0110 ;to-
night." . • • 4 ;
' 1 no onejliadaa,horse at, my dispo-
sal, or at his own either; and theyeould
bubjoinii nay host's persuasions to me
to sleep 'at the Miners" ,"Arins. "
if the horse is incapable in the morn -
b
ing, sit," they said, " and yorevOStill to
Wallt, it'll be better in the daylight than
1103(3 in the dark.. There'llbe plentytof
Snow :4 dileetly., and ;likely to, be' 3±
frighful night."; ; • ' J, , ;.
' Not for one moment, though, did -I
hesitate When I thought of Annie; of
the. anxious uight • ,811.0 would ppend,
waiting for . and, vainly, expecting ; of
the dreary dawning of the Glarianaas,
morning. for her as I had promiSed ; bmtt
the delay was not my, 0W11 fault, and at
least 1 might.iet it in felt her'at 'dawn,
and prevent it break:nig eailly and 'dreare.
for my wife. I neVer yet had•Shrtnalt
frost a fifteen: .miles'. ,Walktteven. in.the
dark; so 1 saidsgood-niglit to the miners
with a laugh, which1 Was intended to'
prevent their laughing•at What theyevi-
dently thought a Qttixotic intention; and
started briskly, while *dye called, a
" Good -night, sir," cheerily after me.
On and on ,thinking busily,
(1S 0110 naturally does on along solitary
walk. Bat presently the, snow began
to fall.; and, though it was but Slight ab
first, the quiet. 1)101AS-111 tli6iigheitosrfroer,
soon dispersed; and so I sang at
company, shouting hietily to 'keep my-
self :warm as well. :as 01100001. Arida
wben I Was tired of that,,I whistled old
familiar airs, and improvised. eecentric
variations. • 'Anything to shorten the
long, long stretch, of, whitening high-
evay egybhilig to deq4en the cutting,
piercing .blast of the night winds... • .
I should think, I had gene a couple.of
miles when' I "hoard'. fbetsteps ' -on the
road behind. inc., irroiiis/e vas
to tarn 'awl 'wait for thetsediety 'cif any'
ttavaler who might: be . joinneYing -on
my way ; but my second was to quicken.
my steps With a nanieless fear- This
impulse I followed" resolutely yet
; .but as I hastened en., the steps be -
1111511. me hastened:too:, • ;
No honee 05 huinan being was there
within"sight ot earsliot. I had -valuable
,
property, about ,augh;and not. even
stickin hank „ , 'saw what tierana;
dom11 fools4; had, ,been ,in 134(3r111)gat,a1I,
from thellineretAeine".toeniglit. ,
it all., With A flaels° Of pain 'iliactilesneti,'
as the step§ behlldlt et,eactily'gaine'd Upon.
me: I hurtled ati,'•trsiiiet in belA
011131 clicl so becaiis,e, ter inytfirom§e',te.
Annie e but '1 l'En.e\v` it Watte',±ecillYtffellie
svhibh quickened' my' 'breath.aaid. ±411111-
8101)8, though fear wp,senet a usual sene
-satibn' with m6. The tredd:-beliincl
quickened' 0;8 Mine "quielteliect;aied pre-
sentlY two 'men '0Veitobke11S0,- onejOin-
ing .1110, t1.11' ,0i0.10r ' side; '1.1-ibir °faces.
,Were' coVered With blielt:crape; Send eaesh
Cartied a stout stick in-ltishatficl,.'Wheis
the first '.8,000Steil
peertitioneeS I; recognizetl the; ;voice of
,ehat, enemboi- of ; theeclitb who, had most.
ofrall ekertedthinaself to entertain me .at
the Millers' Arrnse 15115whohadeoll'e.reci
to give up his lot when he became the
lueky, winner, of the. watch. _My ear is
quick tp recognize yeleee, rarely de1)e1i7
lug me, a3 "i0 'oico 021111± Man, was ,
peculiar,_ 7171i"011e his insolent; ,speeeht
was ended, the,secondivin liteke in; and
I, felt 1 emilda cletea thee'vniee •Of the'
ostler who hid told Me' 'efnte
the lanees
,of telY ' ,' '
•
Como, el -id t''' he Said.' '''‘Vhat'S
the use, 'of taliims to It:int.?'" IT-Ie'S; 'Only
.4et tOliand ch.er the watehes'; We want
;notintig ea* of him." ,;,,,".
That's it '' said: 1118 fire t 101 read=
ily. • You ect; what .'vee",Vettnt,'"ilie ad-
ded, adAtesitig Inc theeateningly; i';803
be quick alnut ; s' • ; ;-
1 441511t 03)41. thing plainly" en oughj :11d!
wauld. be 01110. ±0(13)1081±0 to feign
notatiee of esti hit they 'Meant; s01 sirrai
,hly melte11 hem what they eveyo; going.
to do with "Pie A stupid TIT, -
tiers, en ougl, bat eatight; at; any delay,
stel evalltee on,' iniprotected,beteveen
:the two srotig roaghly,elad: 111111053
with theiainasked faces, and theit stout
" T shall be so disiaty and labbly and
e erg1511 44,33311 .• aissl
^"S"No, Yon Wion'telovc1;; ;became() I. slubli
be/horao'by:•tiVelve'te lot 131 the,Cliviete
malt, -..11flierde that's .a peomiso, mid yet
!bless ealtethertrve evet broken ii,"pr
ise to. yott: t#Ino
i s 10 110 •)
el);for.0.404,1
WHOLZ1 NO 14
Itglittrtnialtat114117
-anywhere thealiut on yent persons, I'm mid main -boom brolien, sa,ils split, and
thlfiRing." being" other wiSedani aged. •The steainer
si tici)aliev64.'saiditeiisecoollyeass anyone. lif,Yett, 1793)90.41Jiatu1114ty.
could, unapt.' • the ',. circumstances ; ,but 1 ,was also 0103511 back.. 5130 133 but slight-
cOuld eee that :the num were little un- ly damaged. The seliooner J. if.
,
pre'esed by the import of my woeds. lIolmes came back, havirtg her to wposl
We'll soaks all that between our-
solve's," the 'bethir ' said, with a grating
chuckle; 'and 5383'1(011 "don't seem in-
clined 119 111111(1 over that box peaceably,
oureelyes. Go ,allead,
" Coale" lools liere you. fellowe "
began, with a ' stuldea attempt at cool
defiance, "1 know you both • well
enough, and cans swear to you. before
any judge hi England_ Don't you
think it would 1 be your Wisest plan to
Offliefdre yOu'ye seven :years' trail-
-sportatien. to lobli 'forward to ?"
" Leave,those little personal affairs
for ne to settle," sneerecl the miner ;
.11 we'll • look, after ourselves when, we
lee.ve you to-night.,COme, look sharp,
that we ain't tempted to make you):
swearing -to us- rather harder than you
could svislt. Don't you see that ',we're
two, of tie each with twice your strength
and there' e .UQ. help within a couple of
,
•
" Mate, stop this ridicu-
lous dawdling," put i11 the other man,
sttllbnly.;" I won't wait a minute lon-
ger dawdling .i±3ee j the 001(1. .As he
won't 11531511. 11113 , things out without any
fuss, we'll do it all for him, an5 do it
sharp. Tie up his inouth with the haw
,kercher, ancl pass me the cord."
• My mouth was gagged 1131 011 instant,
as it seemed to me; aud, while I fought
frantically at, the ruffians, they seized
nay weists, and bound thena round and
round With 'a thin coati, pierping the
flesh until the blood came:
I've got 'em safe enough, and I'll
,tio 'em so." muttered one fellow, with a
jeering
8tl lag
yuhliwhile
rLd ig tight ti o n° tthh'e'
erb 111.; eaaas thoi
my eorst. Hold. hatcl one Moment." 1
Just as the man- spoke, and tied the
first link in the eord,,,,there came teward
us slowly, from the hedge on our right,
a.geeat black mastiff, hie sha,ggy head
i•afebd,1-afia hit 'sharp grey eyes shining
in "the dim', Weird gloom; of the snoWy.
night. Ile ;hesitated a moment before
he reached us; then, avail a shrill bark
with which 5 mastiff generally prepares
himself for an attack, lie rushed. upon
the fellote Who was holding me; seized
hianSby the threat, anclsthrowing him,
down upon •his ;back, stOodwith his fore-
33131315fOurgleits iltlereckmaanta'a's, cla'ebsjte,et', Sollraavileni
fear, as the doS fierce eyes Met 1104 s�
closely; as the clog's white fangs" gleah]:=
ea between hie' drawn lips, anbll lais an-
;gry, panting .bteath 310533 and fell upon
the man's owl1 ghastly, cheek ?"
'8iii.eitS7 ' 3 ' '
i
", '‚,
Ift'S A lige fOr you to quibble ever,
What avdtsay," the, , first . men put ita
qUieldy ; '111 'olde.'; 43575 ±103 biitie;°(mil "'Ye
leti'lii ea to, spenit nnt'elr:iir tlriS'elirn:,.
eCon-chgled lle.v week.) :
Xjght
3, All 'the seamen who arelvted: in por'
Yesterday unite in saying that such a
gale: as preyailed; on. Lake. ;Michigan
niglst before last:they never withessed
before. The fury cif the eleinents was
pet-Teo:Ay appalling ancl men that laacl
.never knew 'fe, ar or clanger before
sank d.ow upon. their knees and prayed
to Heaven • to be saved fsom. a watery
grave. :Every vessel that left .this har-
bour claybefore yesterday WaS compell-
ed to return and seek shelter in the'
tilts,' 'Vessel oSthers Who hate allthey
330802e011 the are gloemy and de-
'spondeclat, anxiously ,await des-
patches from other Poets, informing
thetas as teethe ,safety of their crafts.
; The logs °nil() pretierty. Must have
been., immense,, the lake, as far 'as the
eye• can reach, being strewn with frag-
ments of linaber and other, propetty.
As yet -no lives have been reportedlost
Mat there is hardly a doubt that many
gallant sailors have found; a Watery
gegyea and ere ,teyertty-forer hours have
have passed the papers will be filled
Ninth egrams annontacing num meess
disaeterk end. ;heroic deaths'. '
enow s torin :set in. about. ten &clock
the!, !wind elaltisvinga,:e briskly, ',which
rapidly .incvettsecl, fere°. rib 0
tt-Svelve th,Wind 'had Verged
etrenhey to aidebli=northSvest and was
bloiiing .with • : thiparallect! fury. .At two
e,aock hurricane:wee; at its height,
after; evhicja the etorna sabeideds but the
waters,.of the lake remained. M turmoi
yesterclay,,preVenting tug",boats
freni. tile relief of Ve43sel8
at 'anchor 'outside the harbour waiting
tothe'tosved in.• • • ..!
The, :captains; pf. the ,peopeller , City
,Of Ilesv 'Yorke who al:rived. here yester-
daylfront° Ogelensbutg, Statee, that he
haalicoph. Oh the Water for 'the last
\velity -years, but -each 'Athens lie heyer
encountered; •before. The hturicane
Was 'blowing from the northwest, and
the, S1101,17 yip's falling So thick that it
all litter ill1pOSSibility tO look live
feet ahead.. 1 -lis vessel weathered the
Storm Went:being only .slig,htly damaged,
CaptaintCharley:Janeen of the schoo-
01 v6 fa -'e16"1)t1fliatie•
1a' *w
, , , „
out owls atehh'a
16W
0331311 - 095ti1' h'
131111513
,
nes.: gaggie Thoipp)11, ..vvilo.ctiapo
yesterday evening At five o'clock, states,
'that it was awonder that vessel
esoapedttinhaished' from efiela ft gale ae
that liteerailine-, night before 'last, "'His
vessel was bett70.iglitly injured; but:lest
half of ;her 404 pad ." of lumber., . The
Thompson was , At, (Molter off the
Marine• Hospital • seVen . 0,010014'
yestettlay merhingiintilt fent' &crock
sir the 'aftereibena. '
Thechaantatm schooner A,; Moore
111 ,tow , of , ,tlae, powerbil, steam, huge
ballentine, eleft hero Tuesday, both of
'Miens !heat] ly" lOacici.. With coin', for
Th.ttlfalo They elmbrintered 'the
near the TWO Rivet's' Point, 0)15 35050 so
roti Oily handledthat the line 'had tO
cutv ±36 si,v6 both Vessel , 4°0111 sinking.
Th'e Btillentito was bearde& by the"eese; showed the slighteet symyt
13) St'ay dOal earried‘of her °These was .a spaCe , of,gtehin
sleek; The, '1116050 "(01010 Id snehot iii.sid11 Were. three IseloseSt
aboitt'1./0 1 r04113 froni:ChicagO;,atid; the igreatid, little Mound
,extenta aWesige;is,betibiewii,', The' ':e0,611, 011 35111e133"35a1e estroittl'it,- ma
1?adlen11ifte cense baek to the clity, 111311. is the 01Ymin6l to kneel; 4
e011"13reei'el31103
:IOW loading with a lle'3Ve eiipplYeof oal 111011510104333±0 wao WO" 133t31010
„8119..4343i11±01ert3391t13311o.a1 het toeMerrotsein chairs the a b
Ylid.,:8elibOner Gallatin, which 11.1s6. itheta .h.Aa st PlaCe
bete fin ,Tilesday, ' dame liaek ag±1,lm31±bv 1311135 Moittid, s13,
8101e11.6.1' li'igging do Llt13 1t117 41
8ii1)00(1;•• 30113 o13krwi±O SOTIO)141,31 &MI5.
±11111±1± i±SldAlg 1111.31)31, 1333(1 ,andltir
231;000 bitshoi±oi gfril,O,bm bew.4 tyth
miemity awl-m.0A by 3v53te1),-
113ee51ev,/0.4;. Morey vo,e*:.e
hoe'
torn out and her foresail torn, I9ho
Schooner 311. M. Posts lost her fore8ail
and part of licr deck load, mad the
schooner ;Atha B. Merrill 0±11330 111
her gaff and sail. The schooner Wm.
Jonee 11535 11150 a very'rough time. She
was boarded by the sea and her eabin
Windows stove in. Her rigging is also
badly damaged, Many vessels are ly-
ing at anelior ibutside the harbour," the
tugs being unable to go mit and bring
them on account Of the lake being still
very much clistinbed, throwing, np its
angry waves many feet, destroying or
damaging everything within its grasp.
Mob Law in Missouri.
The Clinton, Mo., Demoorat says "Prom Mr, Longsdon, who resides
mime Mentevalla County, Mo., and who
passed. thyough Clinton on his way. to
;Johnston County, on last Saturday, we
learned. 1119 ttnnexed particulars of the
hanging of'a malinamecl Theinas Box,
seven • miles meth of Virgil • City, in
Cedar County, and near the Vernon
County line. It appears that Tom Box
had just finished a term in the peniten-
tiary for ' counterfeiting, awl on being
released a- short time ago, he made
his way to Virgil City, where he has
two brothers-in-law living, one of whom,
WaS in penitentiary with him. The
other, . by name McKnight, Box was
stopping with. On Thursday night of
last sveek, about twelve o'clock, a posse
of armed men1 called at Mcanight's
house, and asked for Box, who surren-
dered, and. was march away in the dark. -
nes of the night, the mob first warning
McKnight, as he valued his life, not to
venture ontside of the door until day-
light. When mot•ning came the clod
body of Bex, was" found suspended from
;the limb of a small tree, a short distance
1 -le was hanging 50 that hik
-toes just 'Leached- the ground, was in
hisshirt sleeves and his shirt torn,
whibh ;hostect that he had not submit-
ted to his terrible fate without a struggle.
The ''next uay when Mr. Longsdon pas-
sed by he was still hanging, presenting
a ghastly appearance. A:number of men
Who lived i11 the vicinity of the hanging
had congregated, and were talking. over
the affair and, awaiting the arrival of the
corones. They seemed to approve of
the hanging, and manifested no surprise
or exeitement. There svas not one veho
• Would .acltnoWledge to the hasiging,
'or who would state anything connected
with it, anil the only reason assigned
:for the perjeetration of such an unlaw-
ful act, as that related., rested in the
fact that a few day previous a man who.
kept a ldnd of grocery store and grogg-
cry combined, at Easton, a point of the
road. near where Box lived, was visited
by two men in disguise and brutallY.if
not fatally, beaten with a club and rob-,
bed. They entered his store with masks
over their faces, mil called for liquor
and while the grocery keeper was in the
net of ,drawing the liquor, one of the
men struck him a terrible blow with a
club, felling him to the floor and ; they
then beat him over the heacl, breaking
his jaw bone, and ofter robbing him of
$80 in money, and taking some articles
from the store, left. FOr this crime it
is supposed the vigilantes hung Box, it
being asserted that he' syas one of the
parties engagecl in the robbery and at-
tempted murder Of the grocery keeper."
lid, ItI3& 233
t ; 110 14fat ' 1
MID, 44'41ta3
" ".1; hat will doe " r4i111
Ws head wee u the,hole'i
him, and, his bleeding neeitt
were, etaring hae in the IVO,
sietant, etill with, t.14
ensile piel-ed the heed up threw
water over the faSey IQ • 1.•\4141,'
brood and Shad, and hresented it
;la1)el:08o officials,' who nodded and e
ed to go on with the next the assistant
;then gave the cerpee'd1-310t, bstween the
shoulders to 'OipeltheMOS1344-1„fia11y
threw the carease aside like a log of
W004.." ,ntey-.1...,„t4ougllt”:11
'thittlit dome off so easily ; it. ivaeUks
chopping eebbage, only accompanied
with ayeettlial• and'inest. horridskald
--that of cutting' meat in fttet, .ThorOr
was a donee crowd, of ;Japanese present,„
inchuling many:Sam-nen and even child;
ren ; the people never' ceased te'eatsii
smoke, andchatter the ;ayliele CtinaSs,
and even occasionally laughing, juet as.
if ,theY wore in a theatre. 4 The 'eXeCii,-"."1.3'
tiener poured ;water ispon his sward ber
tV1;:e0,11 each deeapitation, as one ,S.VOte,,,et
knife ha order to Cut india=rubber. '
Staltdeb-tug the Ladies.
Prentice Mulford thus writes from
Europe to the San Francisco Bulletin.:
—"I would say to husbands and bride-
grooms coming to Europe, leave your
wives at home: Lathe matter of keep
mg down expense you'd , have yoat
hands full without them. You will a
'times have them morethan full: Aiello
an,d you: may be able teitesisletemptation;
hut when you bring her' with you; you
simply scuttle your financial craft at
the bottom, salt on the fire atop, aid
light your candles at either end.
Ilar-
111105 men have told. me these thhige in
confidence. They say that enoe'in Lon-
don or Paris, the 'woman's' financial
sense and prudence desert her entirely.
She runs mad --financially mad. What
she' ean't spend she gives away to beg-
gars, streetnuisiciaus—anybOdy who iS'
by 'to take the cash. To'let, hoe out on •
Regent or Oxford steeet without a keep-
er is for , her to return in, two hours
without a Chilling, ang iu another hour
a van, drives up to your lodginge; laden
with 'ha purchases. When baying
dry goods palls she falls back on char-
ity, and svants to adopt an English
Infant, svith the mother included, no
matter how diffieult it may be to find
the father. Indeed an uncertain pa-
ternity only renders the protege More
desirable and interesting." ;
A. Frenchman has invented a boot
with wheels; he says the wearer of
these, hosts can travel faster than a
horse.
• 41'.14Tpa43te5e itleecittion.
The London Times has received from
A correspondent the following account
of a Japanese execution went to see
anexecutiota 151 'Yale out of vile curi-
osity, I:repented of it, but still 3ittwas
a most extraordinary spectacle, mut fin-,
linseed me . very much. The culprite
were eight in 11111111)0i', one being a, WO -
Tho operationwas performed
with wonderful dexteritYgand coolness,
and net ono of them, eve the evemen,
s of fear.
roped off;
g in, the
• The demonstration over the capture
of- the Virginitis 'anti Cxecution:. of the
passengers hatl greatly • , subsided ,
the City of New -York arrived. at Havana._
Newe of the second elaughter at Santi-
ago were not ref -461110d 'with:the' same 3316
thusiasm,, though; nearly every ene,ex...e.:,‘„,
linseed satisfaction. Jouvellar was
'understood to; be strongly', in -favor of 11
the 00111'89 ,takep 7111,1,,, the captiyeplat
Santiago. In Ha;cralla WaS apparent
btlain3/46'itt' 011)itigtbill‘,tailoti,i1:13.6%Ilir*,b.,aeti,,,,
11)
of prominent citizene, .expresSed., yegra,
that the execatione had:been perfOrmed
se hastily. In -private conversation it
was ,apparent many .wore ,doubtful ,of
the wisdom of haety execntiens.
Bombalier, the expresS agent, whose
arrest on' a charge of cairYing treaSon-;
able- corresporidence,i; it 'las; been , ant-
neunced, endeavored to, throw the.packa
age out of'the window into.the'harber,,
but they fell inside the railing 'of the
vessel, and were quickly picked up 'and est"
examined by his captors. He wes. at. '
once cendemnecl,to death, and the-fpl=
lowing day was„fixecl,for his death. Be-
fore the execution of sentendet, the
Illoero Castle sailed. -
The Morro daStle brings intelligenbe
bona Havan,a, Bythe extens,iatte corree-
pondence svhielr has been seiz,ed,•many,
pei..eons On the island' hithertaiiinaa:
pectecl were implicateds".Nand ES'S"; that, 1
Morro Castle 'left Havana they- were
being shot without -mercy. 4 was es-
timated thattiliout forty patriots on var-
ious portions ofthe island had. naet his
fate.
The Morro Castle, frona Havana, re-
ports on her arrival at that port on Nov..
1 2,:she was .•aton(4;e boarded;hy,the,offi-,:y
cers. As long as her passengers,re-
e.
mainecle at s. boarEl they 'wore ainmoleeted
but the moment they disembarked some
were seized by the Spaniards, "Of the
17 steerage passengers from New York
6 were arrested, but were discharged
immediately after beineasearched. ,T1,
ekplan'ation"' Made bY"the'effleeifs)
that they were supposed- tto be bearers
'of revolutionary clispatche4 tUt it' wa's
.founcl upon enquiring that4he persons
for whom they were search' g -were
board the City of New York;
lards in 1-ravana had, been info -
telegraph, that sus icious
left this cc
vana, the
in the sam
her passe
previau 1
six men
number
sive con.
about.
114,'
Sal
por
but
:*/2tir"M lescopp,or.a
time' giveS aCootturOt
accident which bad the',Quee
tuctal two, of the royal P31111
drys previously. agn,the .after
Thursday,. it ,sates, IVIajesty,
iant sem,' who are staying ,
watering -place OfCascaeS; Were Wrai
on the beach ofs Mexillioe'r neareL
rocke known as the Bocadag.infert
(the Month of The, helforge
the sets clashes the 'Oa*, aMl,
sonietithes 'Mount to the big,hbet 'r
The ybung;Princes rah along the
and left:the Queen behind, whon
ly afsvave-rushedamong the .1.0
surrounding the Princes, cenie
hate one of the deep baeirts.
Queen, seeing the peril of her po
to save them, but lfer dreeS'catelii.
a rocky point, she fell 'into theSeew
but still mangaed, to grasp at' infa
Don Carlos. t'Fortrmately,thEbate4etant•
keeper of the GuiilIe Lighthouse 511)51
disaster rushed into the water'
managed with some difficult "
0
th0 +WO Princes to the sho aft'6ilv:41,tto
assisting the, Queen o thee,* -
The Queen wae eat -tied to ,-theaPplise
031310103305 1±1 sheets, .and it ,Wits , Soma
time before ehe reCoVeredfrom' Alia
effects of the °fright. AfterwardeHelid:
sent' a special..mee8age 16 tit6 King;
telling him of ill° accident. As,soonas:
letter WEI'S received his :Majesty ceonferreee
9114 upon the' liglithquee ,Iteeperth the
,Order of the ;tower 533)41.111(3 ±350115.'
:Queen Ordered ,her 'troth&
'OW him t10(1, ,ana,the antlorifie§
promote hirn to 0 More .ranunerativ
4t0seph.' etret0
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Arch tanSwesed the: Sit'
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