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11 � . , Mary Anderson, whose father's on poor Br'er Zokol Jyner,-and a Lzatla ____
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il - 1, I* � I ....'' _ No man Could bane foreseen what would time n�torvvz;rdo. Occond oilly to that he land and negroes , � were just _-oTass the woro mnd I'd m lost MY appratitea f'or my .
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I 1, -7 -, , 4 ffm o'. — � avabea4theiesiloottuaconteat. Atleast U1 in the groat rayivaA was Mr. Owinger'a river, was beginning to seem in his eyes victuals.''
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" "I", .noticed C , .. � I I - -.-- _ V. ORAW sly roised RrAwolp I . I
. I M#a -0 N � "Iould, not but sepikirote under the replasign ' -1 Go on, 4y boy* wild your juties, and *i' ' I
A I , fl&" yo 1. 11- II I I spi a of several quite unexpected immer, Since the lyes day of last year I have .
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,�� syt �. ,"', of those stalwart arms. He looked at attend. to them the beat you know how. 4ions, which therewse no denying 'were ow -
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. mmer whp, am with angry isdain, ,as the latter Not only the gook,Lord, but everybody ing to the late Methodist revival. He tried U-niversit) I ) been seeking what auvousiiogs
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,,,r saf '11 -1 I., recoiled with some sense of obame for hay. else, have reppects.of A man that stand up to be reasonably tbankful that Boma iartle
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, . fry. � � Xar chunk than What ing given away to his passion so far b ondL to k1a jUty. When this measin' is over, good had come .
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L ome out of much a whirlypool, as and treatment fix New York City, ,and, I
, 11 - a hot and nearly what he had intended. than " can see how' it suit to move. Rime he WILB want to Characterize the camp-- meet- -can thus for fix no date as which' my stay - I
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eft!"111 r11 __"�' _ f t � � ,, Rime Jyner "-fattening h Jyner,isettilloat you ain't goin, to do yoft ings, but he must brood od over the possible . . I I *
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5 - a Welli I ell you. I ,ties you and you stood up to -him- . That Part got to of his,own home, except, when inthe -pulp. .10 U be w
0.��.`#Aio you ever noticed that the man who's ' war part of my body paralyzed. Thus I
" '. Henry Dawater a -movie to these woods and come out certain if the rest do. Whatever or when engaged otherwheres in religiose f, -
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4_ , - .,fi1wi*i4o)hnR YOU If knewOr from eame a' your telk in the yea ds, don't lot To?n kne-7, y1t how it r . - I
:-4i'T T#�"Vr�-,�7 1110, litteNcindrous things he's done and what - 1! jp&zLioulinky doiluLainnilunall) o.;io0ubk1:oi1, Tu" r I have had no return of Power to the , ,
,y �A, , . neighborhood I floored about you wee up to were. Tonloo fiery hiuself. paralyzed parts, but the day of poasibilis4 . .
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I �� 3W,ev, , , - -16- loafin ; the preBelk.tima--hig 'purse is some soft o' day him not to, ow &)I about it,
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�,,�'��,,,� '. � � I , fl�ment,, and so I Circled .kn �� seldom meddled, except when appeal Was .
'41, .�? " �� b 'a 41 did, and took my stand babirid keep goin' thar, and keep you posted', ho' .
- 1%1.,�';, Ilat;;'. around.1 w made to him, in famil mattere among his B. Judson, son of the rest mission ry. R
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1. � f, � -_ *-. .1 noticed t6it.? . that poplar thar. Oh,you can come down the land loya. he obugraga:tions. One bvebing Hiram Joyner to a is
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.�, 11 � now, you littleivarment "-looking up at the Jynero' sic awhile. They, sin's no doubt came ova; to his house, and sitar merely and by the application of brace presbure, to -
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I . . 1. 111166,you ever notified fisherinext all have such squirrel, that had not ypt Ceased its com. Hime's told his people all about it -bull- palating Mrs. Ballitigion, asked her husband the opine with oaut6ry and saspenbium beta
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"I �. !UAI't aioZ _k .. . . -_ _-___1_ ate -conservation. After-- -tho I - - —_ .s- 7- - - -1 I _. - --- _. - ---
, : , lao the ,* I I weren't after your young lunq., Go 'long to the Ways' and not tbar, it'll a 'Mis now -working orr-&-jeRjuval-of of -the parh`y ools.
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and it'll mak .Ellen madder with about no in, the ensuing am
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1114,�". ., . cended. tripped joyously to the poplar; and and more 4eterm'ed to -Ir Rime being in weeks I may then have in spine opened
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77-'-� �.;. '- Have you ever noticed cifiloes6ekers, Oro O'ec.. " i do 1111-b *M9_Pff1g_h_ti_a_'dc tt!�______ , - - - . .
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l",. - - - qq2d.rotchlogea . � Well, I'll up and tell you that, too. It were you'for a � udin' equar, up to Rime, her -to t I tempted only within reports years and I .
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'*h6. when in 9:111ce, with a salary big, jes becaio�a I were, 'opicioned Henry a. own- Bon . lie do be; and &6 for the young 46 .. America. Yet though critical
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,.�et,�. -have you eve: Jyn-. --1 'one too, and well he rink of
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. Forget the humble voter r noticed ter a bein' ruther light weight, and not 'un, it'll ea 'h'e�'-i 45roiger. Wink- don't. Hiom ",
r� , that ? . used to each, You might of ben I ,o much ming, Henry Dawater, is. a kind o' creaters, wont life in the operation mg-uh less than I
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1. " I '. a — be. I didn't kuow��Jell now the intrust. I was led to regard it before coming here. .
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"'. V, t . ,for him. Underatano ? If I ba in't ben I don't tear how skeery they make out he take in Rol filioll Zukol Joyner ,I have learned of a number 'of cases of ,
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.�., THLE DOSTERS:.' st000dusback and 16t him Ism you till you take up with to be fearedo' nothial, special rock when he built 14er, and him nor performed in this city. None of, these were ' I
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,�,. -7 - T . . - I hollered and out with some o' your memo. them that has two legs. , Aman got to nobody else ever expd,oted each a thing in followed by fatal issues and in about half .
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I'll . - 'anL d know I ain't for' study wimming, to find out all about 'ant, ,this whole outimely 'world ail Bee . 0, of them large advantage was gained. a I I
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... V I AROmanceofGeorgi � I ife fighin' when it can be holp; but wben it like I had to do when I were. a-courtifil Meth'dis' comin' down here and breakin' of Yet: A.
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-PI;, 1. .1 I . 0 . . can't, then I'm, for pitchin' in; and when Heater, and they bad me up a tree. Why, her up by marryin',into a fambly that nother no very accurate prediction can be made .
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P , t . . do, I Iorave pardon, sir," Henry answered, I - am in, I'm for fannies' out the concern. air, in them times a feller, and he were ,wands ,him or bion. Them report . regarding results since the operation has
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I'll I I I - 1 , eaunitly-,bowiug.-z-1�t�lt----w&a-�dombiless�-s- -eveivif, Ldoes- have. a Lr6wivloz,on-myzhands.,.:Heater�s.co.uain,,:aud- he:,-prop'.tyj and, them girls �vvawfogtbsi fitb 0 about -been performed. in -very -few cases, perhaps - I - I . . . .. I.. .1 ___
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,�Y, '� 'ere vagary of my thoughso,to imagine for And let me tell you, Hime Jytier,, if it have he were a big faller and a fighia' faller and Joyner say that if somethin'ain4 done, a � than
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fly , he wanted Heater for hio,*own ' . n4 sicians here agree that my paralysis is due
,�I moment if Ilist little bases were trying to ben , me, 'slid o' thin yetsrlia' of a boy, self, he id- that sooni,both them-lamblies is broke off 10 a slight dieplact3mellc of two or three
1." - "express its regret for the words with er'n you out with your oudsoious for she were pretty as a pink -and he made
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. ?4, . yon just now Characterized so excellent . # Sass, I'd whirled in on you and I'd a all kind ol game ol me. And I took it, 16'my sorrer, that them Maya they ain't this displacement ie due' to some external,
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" I... . ... , 1 , matter of fae, .1'a I r most positively that I sal to be let take it all back. I'm not her relation and kinfolks, and a leetle more Joynere, and when that preacher, that he's
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�j . I id.• not kn, ,, I., I orehand a word that he a-denyin' I were meanie' some o' my and he'd a got her. At last, when I see Tom Dorriaterlai cousin, slid Tom a-belpin'
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f:<, -A.' � , i it ft. , wwa she occasion of his fancied cingoAlly chaps, that yQu special got right'in and so one day I meets him in town, and Ellen away, Hicom Bay they cert'n to g any tendency to decay in the bone at the I
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I , 'y 7. I I Harriett ii:i time, and I can't tell and that it is fortunate for me, since it is ..
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0 ilipgly, . doubt if he knew, as he impident t 0 beaus to we before I lit on him, I did, and the 'time I felt like I b n a-feelin' for
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lx� i . A UP hwWalibit-6 allied with diingeroiii lc�.� and abiasoos.
- Dorrister .for ' one o' the very scull Ross. . � .1 .
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-by However, passing that by for she time say that, you s—.1'. , very next time I see she were Conlin' de co'
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.''I, referring to the first remark, wherein �ere, shard, Brother S�Vin4r I 11 ex- out 01 meeliild� for I daren't"not come fill, � that I have two good obaiioes of
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I., 'I., . "N'. , . � "YOU notify me- of your wishes regarding clainiii ' reoovery, one through the preieut ortho. . .
, ,� ;1 � t. Henry, I I do not -I beg you do not anigh her ma's house-; and when she Bee and on for the . helpin' support pedio treatment, and if thsitehoul I d fait .-
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. t^ . *, ,that I have bad the honor to pay. I � . the next day, when I went $bar all a-trimb- the bre another through surgery. -Canadian Rap.
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I . � 1� . to your sister, I will** answer that my im. - Went'-reluctantly,'lowbring the ' arm I lin'-for she were a beauty, . . I . .
A . I - --" a m I _, I tell you, boy, of lem, I wouldn'A of-befievedit-of-Tom- i *
. presision all along has been Hist the man. no n id, raised .Vl you aay,, klenry. or n now a on is any orrister. And not only so, but I always, I I I I .
1-1 own in w4ich you. regide i along- with your kaypy, he did. , at it go to -show what of .,am yit, ae people can Gee for t eyeelf- t A Boy ,worth Millions.
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11 , #;�.�. it other 1, � � Y. � ., 1. � her and, as I understood the motion, she hilt everybody never had ary each a thought but -city is little Harebell Roberts.His father I
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I have pias,theyl go ber.arms open: She always say she -didn't. Ellen and Willom May, and Hiom Jyner was one of the great meriobanto of his day.
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11 _ been share, with mach courteouftess, 1. a ' off halt -booked, af,s Bash in All the name to me. I .
4�A. I . In t �i N. not1l, no b Into them arms I and HarTt. And I'll jest tell yon how it'll and when he died rsome tour years ago he I
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the pan It that. �X, iryner, y9ur fiewed, same as a spatter from a hawk
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X �_ :�,, porsiort o you father, Zekil Jyner, were a man I thought tbar I ben ever sincei,blessed be God I And the marr'n' o' that Dorrister preacher and little boy did not have this entire fortune I
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1�* �, ,41 1 rather think will, atoll, which up to then, bilin' of Tom's cousin, and in Mr. Roberts sled he was an old man. His ,
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11- . ... ,,-.bar you do or not, . As to the other think is were his jut . ere not a people. No, air; 'that's Wimming the Brler Swinger, and 1 blis'n't be even invited women of out metropolis, and the mother . I
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10 11 mast Bay to you frankly that I man to jes find fall'$'&- d L �ke *4014balloo world over; and main reason I parted you to nary one Cl'their weadin's. Ain't I got of little Marshall was bin sec'
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I �', . A � " ' -U6, sort of attention to it whenever with people that he hava'vo cowsion and Hime, I were feared o your light Cause to feel serous, Qman ? 11 'She is now only 30, but is stepmother to a'
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I . � '' , Z��. i P 11 In the name of God I'd said Hiram, you please-babb ? 11 . I business to a comperiniie quicker than if it 11 Don't talk to me about your lots and Tot- his age. When Mr., Roberta died, - I
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,'*',I�N, laboring hard to repress the loudness of 11 It he is through, air," said Hiram, sal- hadn't. happened. It would of do" it tories, f amole I" he bowled. - he left t a will dividing his money .1
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E� 16 i0ice. 11 what is a 'man. to do in such a lonlY, Still looking only at Henryi 11 I with. quioker if is had ben the Maya, which they your lotteries don't do any good to my among his wife, his grand -daughter .
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I 1. .1 I . x4airrels, stun 'up to a ing your deportment towards my family P she seem to a the very after the English -fashion and learns hitt �� .
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;�- I - I With deep scorn Hiram, replied, .But enforce is. As for Mr, Swinger, be. is too breakill'out'all over him in spots big %is a. sounding its if they came Up from the bottom Mrs. Roberts is proud of her bright, hand, I
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"I w,-,--- i . . . . x' raised and, let but in each a quan-clarous.- lain food, sleeps on jl� hard'mattrees, "
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11 0 come off I 11 I is taught to know the volae of money, and . ..
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11 case,, notwithstanding I will say that his ing shrubbery and the Bound of - the hi friend's had not found About
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. I ON, : . . , trampled leaves,* 11 hat could fan you out so a 7 youbg 'Vi !Lis a royal prince.. His,fortane is ,most of I I
t' . .. vloarlons visits and attentions to my family p lodgment so 'down, the it invested in real-estate and Government, , I . - .
I "�% " - - � " are disgusting to me; inflifliely less so, bad you'd have to be took up and took river. I ,k��,..',. - � , � -mounting solemnly, solemnly itching his I I . I ,
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would they be than, his conatus 8. No one better.fun than to handle each. so you, two , I . I . .a .
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Inat:iI of his preaolling'cousin, who se 11 Come, my son, take down them hands feeling at home, , She managed t *0 see Tom . . I I
I 1tMllj thrust unless you are afraid to sit out' in the open The man who fears God shall be tauglit, .
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. swered i 11 How do yout,do, Sister Jyner, � cultivating opposite p
you in her eyes and others'. 'And 'I now preach the blessed gbapel effecuil like it got Henry Doster is quite Able to take 'care of * , I . principles. -Fuller. ' � .
. I . that unless' y Cease so be preached to make headway with'the' - No, Sister Jyner, I ain't 'afraid the All our actions take their lines' ,
warn you, air, on himself S.Tinat violent young men like you, . 0 1 from the .
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I k 11 Hold, air -hold for a brief mom I ant . n somethin' about water, if I liberd eIr I . .
-el ` $ 1 pray this gen'riation o' people. The good Lord .il'a Plain to me that, just as I'd be in her correct, variety fkbm the light. -W. T. Bacon,
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I I - ' . don't want them he have chooned for to place, elle more 6t. him than she did I I mind , On a Ban. dial which stands upon the pier
,4�'�' �,V',� � ;am stood withering withpasbion. I' Mr. preach his word to go about a-makin' a before; ,and it would fisve'looked m � were A -rennin on water the"miGuto you at Brighton is inscribed this meat b Petal . .
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no, -oh, no I 11 And he raised line: "'Tie always morning 6omewhcre.m I
;1 1 c,- ,�ri-,,z ought to feel gratified by your words in with' Tom, Dick, and Horry ;4 but nothei way, if the young man,, when he was down a band lit mournf ul, firm deprecation so the the world." . . . . I �,
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" �,,.. t."��$',- praise my Cousin If had been more do he want 'am to be a-bachin' down here, could have come right on to the house, The serene, silent beansof a, holy life is .
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I . P. � pproximated people tries to run over'em: So git up and . runnin' on water more hare lately than I I 1� . . .
I.', � '� -,,-,'.. nearer his deserts. But, air, it is not true look pearti You, got to preach &gin to Maya'. The respect he showed for himself I next to the might of the spirit, of God.-
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. I woman, or any other object, that I may value; not so -much for he drinkin' of it nd in I I
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y lonstways for the present. Fact is, I never its g8ingmoat beautiful and blease4, be-
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I I F,46em necessary to my well-being, by the , "Yea, air I" the elder answered,. unre.
I . lftnplb�ment of such arts as you mention. leatingly. It's don doubted nor wished to deny the good Lord cause it -is always the year of our Lord.'---.
, done fixed, same -as the is, You'Vo put it wbei� We worth nobody's
'' made water for man and beast, to drink; Lucy Larcom.
. � ,�� � ,*ving answered this much to the insult. law O' the and Persian. This very while to say anything about 14,.*ne way or . .
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I MAD sky dnty,'Itioniitr� ram, water, when it Ndt a Hopeful Case.
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,'-M'1�1�- ' rusi, to defend. Me agaipar many ^-resl ria in the pulpit. come, git up,'and march her ; bui such things are very far different b , sptiied,into -it, by them He h'ave app'inted mast. My'husbsnd is in good health and .1 I .
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I ill , 14,,� ,,�. T. ,, �. , . Mrs. May also had her worda,of indigna. *ant together in out mind, same of we been I The, Florida. Cringe crop this year.is I
J, . 41 %-t - . I' , , I . ,lib in further answer to your Taking him by the arm; he rased IVI'm tion for Rirarnlo conduct and�admiration I
0• ., ;.. � , I 'Aism, aid your tbreatonindo except to p, and they repaired to their tent. They for that of Henry. '. I two black -eye peas. reckoned eakooed at. 2,000,000 boxes.
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I 11 11. A. 1. that I depiae*he latter as psis the (Irinj the day. it Why,'William," Bhe said to her' Bon, and a-tryin, to peg away -beat' I Canby estimates the 10stbolic. 0'r)prilatio . I
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'r , 4 ?� La it his a vereary. � ' rather thought he would have' while. What's 3; 1. 11 _,)
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% I �m �.-I'MI.f, p,oi, Bashan, Mr. Swinger aid the Betvioes darried on for another be is, I oquldn't but wish--. However, I i3 . I
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I �*bmtsnto, Jelbomog, Allen ilot,ot all, though after thb return to Way and Hiram J P . . .
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