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THE WEEKLY, DEMOCRAT.
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- ' ; i '.IQEpIlGE ST. GEDUES. !
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McCOOK and VICTORY!
GRAND
Mass Meeting!
Mass Meeting! —OF THE—
Mass Meeting! —OF THE— DEMOCRACY
Mass Meeting! —OF THE— DEMOCRACY —OF—
Mass Meeting! —OF THE— DEMOCRACY —OF— PREBLE COUNTY,
AT EATON,
Thursday Afternoon, Sept, 14,
Thursday Afternoon, Sept, 14, The meeting will be addressed by
Thursday Afternoon, Sept, 14, The meeting will be addressed by Hon, GEORGE H, PENDLETON
Thursday Afternoon, Sept, 14, The meeting will be addressed by Hon, GEORGE H, PENDLETON —AND—
Thursday Afternoon, Sept, 14, The meeting will be addressed by Hon, GEORGE H, PENDLETON —AND— Hon. T. A. CORCORAN.
1 ; petiloenitW ana CbnuerratlTe? of Preble
JCp.tjj'ra outaad iiear. tbMioquent
eatieaea dliKam tophm iutd sabjeets of
"- tad haprrtanie to yourselves and tbe
iioim- . v .
. ; iel Otere be at day .given for the good
'-oj'Wt country ,' Jjet every voter in the
I owaty cone b tMa meeting, come and
' near the living Isaoes: of the day fairly
aiid abjT.discusfed.. .f
:V:jlet GRAND RAIXYI
v ::i30aCB i "511 PROOESSIOJT.--Come in
V.'Wajdt0dine onborsebacV! .Bring
'. y'our6e,M Jaidaagsten! Come
.' in-atKb waalMira dftft wtfil 'show the
( eorretoBlbi, rejgirdiw ofparty ties,
' that yoq are determqed to have an hon
k aHd feeonoajii-idiiiinistration of
gorerniaeatal affair. r v ;
' The State Kxeeuttre Comtnlttee have
laid out a programme for an active cam-
- jKga. and every. Democrat .shonld put
- his strndder to the wbeel to effect some
: filing S h grand resnU.' ' ;
l-Ti;, WBciBnati; Uazette, in
; apecial fron"VFahliigton, says : "The
expense f the Government for the
' taat fiscal year, ending June 30th have
Juei been rammed ap.: . Tk unoHnt
- m six hundred and ninety-one mfl-
nona," ', .The total expenditnres of the
h wtrnst, tkaks fof James Buchanan's ad-
imialstration was $272,691,103, or less
ihan;oss-BxLrVrhat the Gazette pat
Grast expenses for one year I -
-i The'people pay the money and they
- can take Xhelr choice Democratic er
t-Dsna, ef the New York Sun,
- says of ' Grant's action in controlling
and Intimidating a Republican State
Convention In Louisiana by bayonet
power, that It gives strong color
'tte prediction: of General Frank Blair
that Grant would use the army if nec
essary to retain his hold upou the
"White House."
-. a-Tho State debt of Tennessee is
over $4200,000. The State debt of
Georgia has been run up to over $50,
000,000, only $5,000,000 of which it is
said to be legal. . The State Treasurer,
in njs recent testimony before the Eu
Klux committee, asserts that bis sig
nature to many .millions of Georgia
State bonds'r iara forgery. Oh, the
beauties of reconstruction !
fey-The Republicans are. beginning
to concede Hamilton county to the
Democrats. The Commercial 6ays the
present is a "good year for Democrats
jn Hamilton county.
Big Split among the Radicals
Big Split among the Radicals of Louisiana,
Resolutions Favoring Grant for Renomination
Carried at the Point
of the Bayonet.
,
1
The Republican State Convention
of Louisiana met at New Orleans on
the 9th iust embracing' a mixed crowd
of whites aud blacks. About 5) o'clock
TWocoMPAxmor theITxiteo Stateb
IXFANTBY, WITH TWO GaTLIN GCN'S,
'(mitrailleuse,) Cxper commaxd of
Captain Smith akiuved. . Tire tkoops
MARCHKO IS AND STACKKD TUKtK ARMS
AT THE C.1SAL STREET ENTIIAXI'K. . A
lArjre number of deputy UnittHl States
ilarshals closely .guarded every ex-
trance.'' No one. was permitted to
enter without a ticket from United
States Marshal Packard. -:
At half-past ten' Governor War-
mouth, accompanied by Gen. Camp
bell, Senator. Piiichback and about
eighty followers, some with and some
without tickets, entered the building
and endeavored to pass through the
hall, but were stopped by the deputy
Marshal and informed that no one
was permitted to pass until the hour
for- opening .the convention. War
mouth expressed his indighatiou,1 and
mounted a chair and said: "Having
been refused - admittance to the hall
designated by the Central Committee
for holding the Convention, I now
propose: that we adjourn to Turner's
Hall, and hold a Convention there.'
the warvovtth convention-
At twelve o'clock the Convention
was called to order.
, Mr. Masters, of Carroll Parish, was
elected temporary Chairman.
, Wat-mouth, ; Pinchback, , Campbell,
and -Judife Dibble denounced the
United States officers. : ' ' ''J::
' Mr. Dibble characterized the Cus-
tonrhoBse convention as a body of
Administration favorites, guarded by
bayonets and lawless tyranny.
Mr. Pinchback said : "Is it possible
that we are to be put down by th
Government we have sustained?. It
tJutt be the case, the soonm this gov
KRSXEST IS tors dows asd a Mos-
: ARCKT BUILT UPON ITS RUINS THE. BET
TER.": -' ''; ' ' "-:
. Permanent organization was made
with Pinchback as President. Ad
journed to 7' o'clock this evening to
meet at Turner's Hall. ;
OFFICE-HOLDER S CONVENTION GUARD
ED BY BAYONETS.
Mr. Packard called the Custom
house Convention to order at twelve
o'clock. . J. Henri Burch, - colored, . of
Baton Rouge, was elected temporary
chairman. A permanent organization
followed, with Lieut. Governor Dunn
as chairman.
. The Committee on Credentials re
ported in favor of tho Warmouth del
egates In several parishes and Ave out
of fifteen in the city wards; Speeches
were delivered by Postmaster LoweL
Dunn, Cooter, . Ingraham, Ilardy and
Others. AH were exceedingly bitter
on HVarmouth, and the majority ac
cased him of being recreant to every
trust and an enemy to the Republican
party. '
The Committee reported resolutions
guaranteeing a place in the free schools
to every child ; approving of the lim
itation of the State debt to $25,000,000 j
calling upon the Governor to preserve
peace"; declaring that Governor IL C.
"Warmouth no longer enjoyed the con
fidence of the Republican party; in
structed DELEGATES TO VOTE FOB XT.
8. Grant for nomination at the
next National, Convention ; declar
ing the New Orleans Republican no
longer the organ - of the Republican
party, and asking the Administration
to withdraw the Federal printing
thanking President Grant for . his
promptness In protecting tnenv All
the Federal officials were re-elected en
the Central Committee.
The convention then adjourned sine
die. The trooDS on . dutv were from
General Reynold's command in Texas,
on a requisition from the United States
Marshal.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10, '71.
SECOND DAY OF THE ANTI-GRANT CONVENTION.
a
At the Convention of the Warmouth
wing last evening, Iu7 delegates an
swered to the roll. ' Gen. Herron's
resolution was adopted, that Senator
West be requested to introduce a res
olution at the next session of Congress,
calling upon the President and other
officers of the Government for all in
formation in their possession regard
ing the nse of the. Custom-house for
hokunsr. state conventions, ana ine
authority given the United States Mar
shal for the appointment of deputy
Marshals, and the bringing of troops
to suppress the Convention. Another
resolution was referred, demanding
the removal of Collector Casey, Post
master Lowell, deputy collector Her
ring, United States Marshall Packard,
Assessor Lam Den, ana itevenue col
lector Stockdale. The Convention
then adjourned until 12 o'clock to-day
Information Wanted.
The enormous
sum $18,000,000 tax are paid by the
consumers uiKin the material uset m
the manufacture of boots and shoes,
mid the Government only receives f 3.
500,000 of revenue from it. Who gets
the remaining $14,500,000? Again,
the consumers of pig-iron, suit, blank
ets and cloaklngs are taxed under the
tariff $54,000,000 annually, of which
only $8,000,000 go into the government
treasury. Who gets the remaining
$51,000,000 ? The National Banks pay
the Government $18,000,000 and re
ceive some $70,000,000, who gets the
balance ? On the gross manufactured
articles in this country the people are
taxed, at least $900,000,000, of which
the. government receives about $200.
000,000, who gets the balance ? The
ordinary expenses of the Government
should not cost over $80,000,000 and
the people pay more- than $240,000,000
annually, who gets the balance ?
ALL HANDS ABOARD—THE
DEMOCRATIC CAR IS
COMING.
;' If you want to win, jump aboard the
Democratic car Reform 1 The brakes f
are up ; the car is coming ; clear the
track, or jump aboard for the Demo
crats are going 'to win; "". i - - -
A great political revolution is going
on among the people ; . each 'day adds
to its force, 'a'ndall oDDOsed will so
down before it. Last year the State
went against us by default. . Had our
vote been out, we would have elected
seventeen members of Congress in
stead of five. ' The fault was ours we
had the vote but did not poll it. This
year every Democratic' vote will be
polled, ' thousands of . good . citizens
who. refuse to act with Grant'stketion,
will openly vote with us, l -and thous
ands more Will stay . away from the
polls. " '.; ' . I .
In . the 40tU ; Congress there were
less than- 50 -Democrats, but in the
present Congress there are 100! The
worK goes Draveiv on, aud this year
the people will make the cause of Re
form triumph, and McCook will be
tiovernor. of Ohio. Mt. Vernon IJan
ner. 1 . .
The Cost of Radicalism.
The long list of defalcations which
we publish in another column may be
added to the New York ' exposures of
tbe cost or Kadical government..! or
though the -latter were, at first, para
ded as tne results of XJemocratic as
cendency in New York city, the charge
has: . recoiled in a quite remarkable
manner on those Who made it. It now
appears by the fullest proof, and with
out tbe possibility or a denial, that
every one or the extravagant bills Cited
by the New York Times, was allowed
and paid under the system pf govern
ment established during tbe Iladical
ascendency in the State Legislature. -
It was a system very like ' that pro
posed in "the Radical 'House of Repre
sentatives, last winter1 the system of
government by commission. It alsO
appears that "the attempt of Mayor
Hall to oppose some of these exorbi
tant payments was frustrated , by
suit in which Georgo Jones, the pr6-
: .1 v rws .
tncwr vi vue jJitw xwik. xuues, was
the plaiutUE. The New York World
refers to its former articles denouncing
and-oDDosimr this svstem--which was
ended by the new1 city charter, which
was the first fruit of Democratic as
cendency in the Legislature within the
present year. ' We hope that the Dem
ocratic system; will exhibit a favorable
contrast with its predecessor, as it al
wava must, lr Democratic iniMitiniia
and principles of economy in govern
ment are toiiowea, ana we Lfemocrat-
ic test of Jenerson, uishe honest, is he
capable, ; pe applietl to all omce-hold-
ers. V aijinngton ratnou :. t
The Way the People Are
Taxed.
The poor man goes to bed, draw
a Sheet over mm' taxed oo i?u.i
cent. -. -
And a blanket taxed 240 -PEIt
CENT. N ":- ' .
. IXVa carpet1 Is taied 80 '"TER
CET. .-,.: i". it.-.: ' !!-;
Windaw blinds taxed So PER
CENT. :-.
: Window glass.' taxed 55 PER
CENT '' ; i-z-
- Water pitcher.' taiitd': 40: .'PER
V-tVAil Ar:- -' ;i . n-'-::.
The Radical leaders sJaim that
this legislation; benefit tho ' people-
The above robs the people
to put mon e j into the pockets of
the monopolists aud leaders or the
Jiadical party, -:.wr,4
Let os nave a change of rulers.
The tax payer goes to the ' yil
lage store and buvs for his wife
A handkerchief taxed 35 per
cent. ; '
A shawl taxed, 200 per cent.'
A dress, the silk taxed 00 per
cent, and the vroolen taxed 100
per cent "'. : "'.
,. A hat. taxed 40 per cent, and
stockings 75 per cent. '
Taxpayers are you not tired of
paying this tarin premium to re
tain Kadicale in omcc? ' :
: IIasd jBAWS '.arev axed by tb
tariff 75 per cent; ' penknives . 50
percent--1- - :-:
Linner-can ao per cent, and
an iron ' hooped barrel 60 per
cent.
All this tariff taxation is the
work.ot a Radical Congress. It
robs the people to enrich a few
Radical leaders and monopolists
The people cry aloud for KEt OKA
A hoe, iron rake, epade and
fork are each taxed, by the tariff,
40 per cent. .
" Every farmer In Preble Conn
tv. and the country, use these im
plement. " The ' Rad:cal leaders
say their taxation benefits the
people. The people don't thin
so. ' ': 1
Ojib by one they fall into . line,
In a public speech the other day
in Omaha, United StateB Senator
Tipton. Of Nebraska, said:
"I am unalterably opposed to
the ruinous course of the present
administration and 1 have pledge
myself to make that , opposition
both open and uncompromising
"Rice is taxed 85 per cent, by
tne Kadical tantt, soap 70 per
cent, candles 40 per cent, ant
paints 25 per cent."
. gjGT'Q rant's Ku-Khix BmelFng
committee has discovered a new
Southern outrage. A Radical ed
itorin Alabama published a senr-
rihjus article about a young lady
for which he was cowhded by
brother of the yonng lady. Of
eourse this is a relic -. f the slave
ry spirit, and ought to be sup
pressed and exterminated by the
centralized government at Wash
ington. A pretty state of affairs,
truly, when a Radical carpet bag
editor in the South cannot say
what he pleases about young la
dies. Hurrah for Grant,1 "Let
lis have peace,"
Taxed. Keep it Before the People.
That the permanent sucqesOof
vir:
Rad
icali8m-JB the vdestructipBjrjoi
Republic; :ff ti kT ti
the
ThattheRadicals have deSTroy
ed tbe writ of habeas corpus;
llave driveu oar
shipping
from the seas; t "' : -
Have inaugurated high' tariffs;
Have bcrdetied tis; vith heavly!
taxes; . - -.y -"-- '
Have placed us under military
rule;
llave abolished free elections;
Have fostered monopolies;
-Have given away our: public
ands to corporations;
Have built up national banks;
Have plundered us for the. ben
efit of bondholders; -' -J ' 1
1.' ave destroyed fatafe rights; ;
Have made bribery and corrup-
tion'the rule of office;
Have elected carpet-baggers
and thieves to office.
They bavo paid over twenty-five
million of dollars withi-u the last
year of the people's money as pre-,
raiurai fo uie oonanoiuers; ,
They have in tSeneral lirant
disgraced the country. He: and
his km in onice aro treating toe;
United States as a : private farm
to draw their support from.; '. :
The Grahts and their-1 suppor
ters consider the people as "how-i
ers of wood and drawers' of ' w-'
ter." for their benefit.
They want to retain their fat
places and cry out,: 'let us have
peaee'.but we sayi let os have
change.' Mi. VfiasoM Banseb.
Tfix Pittsburg Democratio Post
eavs: :.uLet tne young men oiine
country, who are soon to be
charged with custody: ' look a
bout them audiee whicb is the
true side to ; take, and elects to
stand by. the written Constitution;
write petsonal liberty indelibly
upon their banners so that it wilL
shine above them through' storm
and deluee; champion the cause
and party of state and personal
sovereignty; judge betweeai pre
tentieus names and infamous
practices under them; surrender
no. vested and inalienable right
at the bidding of the tools of tyr
annv. add scorn -the ; bribes; of
tucklinir scoundrels who would
pnt liberty up at a price, and the
right will ye?.' triumph over :,tbe
wronsr. and our Institations'-be.
rescued from their J threatened
dacger. : 1 ';';.: ' ;. '. ' :
CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.
NINE WEEKS FOR TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
In order' that the principles,
-3 i 'l.'.l' . ' . 1 TV .
policy ana canuKiaiteu oi iub f ei
ocratic iMtrty shall be as fully and
fairlv riresented ti.4 nossible to the"
voters of PrebleiCnt.v, we pffp
the . JDemocRaT during theincamy
paign -front the 'next issue to"
that; pf.;Qctober: 19th, after the
electiottjj:tuelu8ive--for - the re-.
duced-prica tof '25H.-'..v:.''..tJ? ! ',
; , Although there wiir..tb;e no'p
cuniary profit to ns on:the paper
it this rate, we a ball, be-gratified,
if by this means- a large .nnmb6r
,pf'our.fellow:citizons. are iudnced'
to readmit and receive -the evt-r.
dence and reasoning in' behalf of
Democratic . priheipiesy .without
perversion ;,and i-tnisrepresenta-t
tioisf ; that 'onjd'berwiae. re
.'n'ajh.' prej bicwl aqd uni.bforraed.
i. We hope, zealous and aotive.
Deniocratis will iirime.diately;. send
in 'asrri'riY'"ii'hViLhe above
riite, as they ean . btlri.ia their
vicinities, .-. A: little time; given
now in this way ;to the com cion
cause, will bring good results
therefor in October. . ..
LOCAL NOTICES.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
.: I have two hundred bushels of
White ChalT Bearded Mediter
rannean Seed Wheat for Sale. , It
was inserted from. Aries. France
llave sown it for three yearsj and
it will produce - from '.y three ; to
four bushels per acre more than
the common red wheat, mid will
make the very best of flour. !".
Price per Bushel, $1,50
Josiah Davis, ..
West Alexandria,; Ohio;
NOTICE.
Tbo onderwiarnpd )iavlon truly appnfRtWl AwrlRn
ttfVALTKltD.JAY. AM peraoua -indebted to
the said Wnltcr D. Jay r rcciuovtrd to make im-
niedlt fviyment, and who hrvvttts; filirim4 ajrninnv
mid Assignor will prs?nt tnm to uw unaersigoed
Kt New Paris. Ohin. ior BllnCifci-.
-i: JOHN JOHNSTON, -
JVlLg. IU, 1S71.-3W. . rttJMtY JA . . ,
Watches and Jewelry.
WATCHES A JEWELRY. .
To the Public awi Tbadk is BirtRAL-
V e would call your attention ana tne canaul jvraa
ml of tbe enclosed card of A. Htainan and Co., Crystal
ralaoe, store In Pike's Opera Ilonscfth 8U. 1 door
East of Vine Htreet, ClnclDBati, Ohio.
Thoy have now In store, and ready mr Inspection,
a new stock of JEWKLUY. tslXVKR I'LATEO
WARE AND WATCHES, manatactnred expressly
for the sen ton. -
Their lone experience In this branch of the bul
less, and the extensive maniifocturinfr connection
rtiavn: tnnn (if OKU tb mjtr sx win u nictu iussi rirrtv
the very same rates with their Kastern comietitors,
and more: their stork comprlaps a toll line of sll
goods in conjnnctlon with the business, sjrh as no
other one bouse lu America can compele with, civ
Inp them tbe lustlv earned title of THJ5 CHEA!'
EST 4 EWELKY ftOUSE IN AMKJUCA. .
Thej- would be pleased to see you, or receive vour
orders for Catalogue of Prices," as we flatteronr
slves they will be able to offer yon superior induce
ments in regard to assortment as well as to prices.
A. t5TKIXAU CO.. !
: Socoeasors to W. B. CIapd k Bro.
WOnly ivathorized accents tor tbe arennina MOr
ide Wxvtcb." Tbe Walcb department is tmnieoselv
Increasetl, and jpr1s materially rednced. Tbcy
send pacjeages of tbeirsooda by Kxpreaa, C . i.
to any part qf tbe country. , Aug24.
Excelsior
STOVE AND TIN STORE
Barron Street, Eaton, Ohio.. .
R. Reynolds, Prop'r
Roofing. Spouting, JSine Flooring,
Lining of bath tubs and sink basinj,
prornptlr ettended to. My selection of
Stoves & Tinware cannot ba excelled
either in finish or price. A call is so
licited. The celebrated Stoye Fashion is
worth a visit
Eiton Jan.12, 197J,yrl
mmmm. & Co.,
ftlieii? new . Spring arid. Summer
Goods; they have double the quantity
and variety of goods to be found in
any other Store in
Their Goods were
FOR CASE, and tliey wiUba soH
Variety of I)r Gobds BIotions? 'i 'Car
peting Oil Cloths, Kats? Gaps, Boots,
X: Shoes. Cutlery,
100,000 lis, Woil Wilei !
Pre bio County.
all' botifrht ';. CJbL
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quccnswarccic.,
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IS
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Tbe Katlonat romtsblnc ens , at : Clncinnirtli . b.iw
last lsntsl a vory tamable history of tne late -wan
HtrtwtH-n OeVmarir'and Pfaeerni thi tleiv ofone
ot our most Hiiiuar"wnaBrah.w"1K a'.
tells a wonderful Borj-i-ll the arrauwr hecanne of
Knrope to lt emi re,a ud the eonsennVnee Irf wlileli
eve .n of the Weater, World tnnst (eel; of txU
riotisni, herlsl. niilitarV flk(U and st.-itcsmsuisliip,
ne-rer nTp.i-Hel In hlxlory.-'The -awthor- wrftes
-with the-woijiht apdrfbreepC troths and too. creat
merits orhisbook are Its reliability and strict Im-
its trnttt. lie tetia 01 OJufie wii-u . Fiia.eo.
'mertrtity" . .- ' ; . -. - .
: . The hoot H eomplefe-ra averr nBrtlonlitr. Ii -serlhes
tire canspt of Uie war, and be evenj .wli)oto
hrecede-l Tt; the openlntr caiiiih1cn. and trie Srsf re,
tf-rwl orfheFreurh) JB ITeot of Athene WVereeS
nion the Freiw-h peoile; Mie fruntlc elTort to rcFCne
tlie rieaten iirm v, and the erf1h!e diteT of Sedan;
the capture of the Kmaeror Najiojeony ajid an en
tire army; the Itevolution in I?nci; tlieriaeand for-,
maftwof therepuhlicr the IHftht' of the KniT-ress
from Paris; tliesiese anrliaorrenrter of Brnbonrir
aud the frouiUir fortresses of Frnncej the trlmupiv-
F.iri nr iunilB. tA MMBe Ttimm -Molaaad the final
surrender of hiR jlrhiy: the Investment anrtji!(je of
1'nrl; thedetolled Watory-hf hla vrnnt sieur; its
plans, sorties, battres. sncecaaw and! Ipqi-os; the.
course of events in the behanturetl elty, given tn tbe
rnpmnft.rnlliliHPTnf U.eiimtiiaf tlie .leve: the
campaia-na.on tow llre, ami in other -portions of
Franee: the peace neiroliations, the surrender ef
Par is ami the treatvj the naval history of lltewar:
the diplomatic history on both the IJermM and.
Frenoh aides; the lilalry of tlie formation of tbe
.ma, t'lt-m-i I. Vmnlw Ih. nMrtMHllnV Of KIllIT
iHlam Kniperor. and the ' re.Mu.lioa of liermim
unity? tne events 01 uk mn riraww.u .-.
of farts, Its terrible scenes of btoodnliednnd vandal
i.n. with .mlnntenass. wraDhtcjtess and hcilliaikey.
(which leaves not bin to be desired. So InteJUsenl
person ean aniw ion.nmwnwn
which bave left so deepan Impression on the world's,
historvsand few will fail to read this splendid work;
or. having read it, to- endorse, it as tbe (Mandara
AKieriean H istorv of tho Wnr.
In this age' of sensational Itreratnrr-, we cannot too
nuctily commeno-inia oriinant ana noovmiui nar.
r;ittvc to our readers. The txk Is handsomely
honnd, and' lllostrated with l."s maps, portraits, bat
tle scenes, and vlenrt of ttu principal iwcaiuies con
nected with the war. No expense baa been spared,
hv the publishers to maKe it wortny 01 ine support
of ti. nnhlir and we nredict for - It an Immense
sale, especially as its low price brines It within tlie
reach of all. It in published In both EnitHuh and
Herman, sold bvanWrlptlon only, and the pnbllsb-
ers want aenta In every comnty. . . July Is
NEW ' r MUSIC,
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Th. Tru. Cmu : Kacred Hon.: Br J. H. Thomas.
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OnM. rest tour bead, little darlm.. B Tocaer.
FarwelU Mother. Honit 4t Chorus By J. Jvnnlker.
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