The Clinton New Era, 1886-05-21, Page 7e
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FI{IDA.Y, 2k1 1886..
4- 'MAIM 01 owy r rliitison s,
04 A. 0. Sims, ptntlaor oI OstIfir Jeo,)
So you've gotten an offer.o°.marriage! Theron a brave
8hc1
941n013;lad
a home o' his own a'ready, an' lie's srghhe away
likemad 'a
And frcttin' Itis honest heart out just for a word o'
thine !
And he canna tell if yuu hive httn, for •ottr cheeks give
neer a sigu•
Re told me the talc hlsven,lass-beleft .me While age ;
You're making -Ida heart a plaything, and Winne say
yes or no. •
Look in your another a eyes, lase; nay, dutu)a droop
your head-„
There'e nowt as, you need to blush for --a woman Was
born td wed.
Ii rough in his ways -a miner. IIe's grimed wP the
"rune o' coat
Better tat grime on his hands, lass; thangrime OR 1%10-
heart
iiaheart and seta.
Ilteybe your heart's another's -that finnieking Lumina
chap,
Aa com9•to town last Isinter--as'!l leave again this
mayhap.
Bare I guessed yggr seeret, Jenny ; 3s that Why you
war, t havo .1 7
You've gotten a finerswoetheart, and the collier chap
must go r
° Shall I help you to make your mind up, and to choose
between two men.
I'll tell you a tale fir sweethearts, and the lass n' the.
tale's mysen.
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I was,aunmat about your age, lass, and a good -Baskin'
• ulass.folks-said, - •
• When a chats its Mae to our village; aLunnener turned
nay head,
Re came wi' the player people -he came and ha stayed
awhile -
And somehow he won my •heart,-1asi, wi' his fine
playactin' style. ='
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• Bat I Was a promised wife then. • ]try sweethemt was
like thy Joe, •
A Lancaster lad, a minor• who worked in the mines
"-Mt -ow, •
Ile Saw what was up, did'Dan'I,' and he 'canto to my'
father's ]dace
-WPa look o shame and sOrrowdeep lined• on'his•bons
est face.
.And he took n y hand and pressed it, and he said in a
eboky vofi.e,
"Mylass, they say'in'tvillage thatyou'ro'gettendoubts
oour felly Ifha sec ,in'b si l 'tis; ths£'yuui 0'1 f e Tor
' tnysen in (load,
So, it's a refit that 1 star' as11e,,-lass: ye can mitrry,
this man ,instead _ _
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I was free fro' that (lily.; we patted --tor the word .I
wudna speak ; • -
But he stopped to gr' me his 610911'--410 stooped and
kissed- tmy cheek ; • -
.And he said to me softly, ."Jenny, we'ennne be mon
• aird'wlfe, .
But If *vet yo' need a friend lass,' why, 1 ata your
friend for life." •
1 wont tri' my player lore>:.-- we•wore uinrn•led in Lon -
nun, town-- '
Por as month I -was up in the heavens, and then f tonic -
crashin' down.
Nyman. goanti t In debt atrouble, and. the devil carne
peerin' out, ,
And I was a drunkards victim -sworn at and knocked
• about.
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In a year ho had gene.cindieft rhe --w i' a bait•n at nay
aching breast-,•
Left Inc wdthouta shillin', tstruggle and do niyy best ;
Leit'me in cruel Len nin, wi' never a friend-anigh,
Wi' a fever wearitt' my brain -Mat, and it burn as 1
P'eyed might dm. •
Uftptdu: Lelierdemals.
wttAT AIJt. E. S, ROBi2 SO1 saw IN INDu
1'1MRFofillED $'X' NATIVEconniEORs.
When he enie'recl -the room he -spread
a white cloth upon the, floor and sat.
down upon it with .his, back to the wall',
the dour of the room being on the right
band. His spectators were disposed in
,the following fashion : Mt. Smyth sat
on a chair nearly in the middle of the
room, I was sitting on a Sofa,neaf the
-door, the l.'arsee merchant stood in the
doorway about an arm's lengtli<.from tune..
The servants stood in groups,tlte largest
group being between the door and the
conjuror, As soon as he had settled
himself he turned to the Parse, • and
asked for the loan of a rupee.. The pod-
dlar at first demurred a. little, but on
being guaranteed Against loss heproduc-
ed the coin. He was going to put it
into the conjuror's hand, but the latter
cefused,and told the Parsee to hand it to
ip. Smyth's bearer. The bearer took
it, and, at the request of the conjuror,
looked -it -lit and-deelared it to be a rupee.
The 'Conjuror told him to hand it to his
mote-. Mr. Smyth took it,and then
followed this dialogue:
Oenjuror Are yotl-`aure that,,'is a
rupee'?
. Srnyt11--Yes.
'Conjuror---Now-elose •"your hand' and
hold it tight. Now think of some coun-
try.but donot tell- tne'
try in -Europe,. e11
your thought. ,
Then the conjuror ran oyer the names
of several countries, such as I'rance;Ger;
many, 'Russia, Turkey and A•merica•,
for the, native Indian is' under the im-
pression that America is • in`,' Europe.
After a -moment's pause Mr. Smyth said
be had tkought'of a country.
',Thenopen .your Band,' said the jun .
gler'see., what you have got, -and-tell
pie if it: is the coin of: the country -you
thought of.' - .
it was a -5 franc piece, and Mr. Snyth.
had thought of • France. He was going
to hand.the coin.:to tlto.'oonjuror, .but the
latter said : • :: « e
',INTO; pay it to the other sahib,'.
'Mr. Smyth accordingly-: nth the S
franc piece into my hand, I looked
closely at it, then shut my hand, and
thought of Russia. • When I opened it 1f
found, not a Russian,. but a Darkish
silver piece, about the: size of a 5 franc
1 wandered away-wi' my baby—it:cried with the hum piece, or of' our own crown piece'. , This,
ger antl'p j.I handed t� Mr. 'Smyth, and suggested'
•And again mune
onic the fiend to whisper. neatlt"' Lo my ,
inaddened brain;' ' `• that be should name America, -
which he
"Kill Br' the devil whispered, mid again came the
feeble cry • did and found an Aniericandollar "in
. ,_
;-Oad.help_.me4_t e_devil conquered, lu,d -1-loft-the hivb—anal. The egin,, Whatever' it vas;'
child to die.
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had nevet , tlQeti int the eonjurisr's hand
.
• A phetitgei' thattrBed the ackodQriytootstaps hindterrrand everand shouted anti'. frum the time tli;rupee was borrowed
„aced -my -name, from the Parsee merchant. - Mr; Smyth'
► That cried to the. hea3eTre "Murder !" and•r 'thought y'
in my mad despair and his bearer had both of them closely
natal, uadred-eyes.-were xvatchin..L.reattl-ses--ttieta . ekantined"tho-ru "aiidii2l':---.�5, myth"
everywhere,
and •1 urned ove : f,
sit:ancppuaces=thetarki'shleoin.. A•i2d-th
dollar ; so the tripk did not depend on a
reversihle coin. , Indeed, , it, could not;
for the •coin underwent .three changes, as
has `been: seen:' ' I. need only add, for the
1 read ih ui 1 nt its i paper the news of,any . linsband
fate ,
I He'd bion killed in a;drunktu quarrel -J was widoseed
and free to mate. ....•
i I d many adecent oxer; but LI answered ani.• all wi'
„roe,. •
I'd ,a duty to do in England, and,1 tuade tip ri)y anion -
to co, information, of the readers who.. know
• 1 not India ,• that a rupel ,is only- about
Year nitersear-gren stmhnger, that'' terrible Minutia, the siee of a flo in and >iho,ief'are about
thouget, >
That mony a - guitty"•felfai- b the crotch of the :+V
the taw 'halfel"a
mht of'5 fret -to piece..
Was brought, . - . -
or
And maddened at: last hyTicl
• con- Tie did trick: almost equally
stilt
science
1
ei b seated
as wend afore i its s e
[ cricd,'`•I most go tc England, nod • tho„laty shah hs, fU • As 1 e W
. its trill ! ' • • on a -White cloth, which this time, 1
Eight ,earsfroun.that day of'ltottor eight•years to tbi.•1l i vas d table cloth,'borrowod'from
the very night,- the rues§ sergeant; • He asked some ono '•:
I came to my native village, 0460 le the wan.i'g Hatt
There was never• a s'out that Indy nrr. as 1 pAsscd present -to produce- a In
And
to lay'
ndIthou•htot c s
A 6 J�, dal, long Vanished, said rho
friends that I ut:cd to,meet.. - •
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THE POPULAR
Goods House
' Ii�us.
jP9iniuion
?1auinf
Cooper Swailleld,
S17.OQESSORS TO
L.CyI`�TDE5130',R4�
Those Ready
Made uits
Which we introduced two weeks ago are . nearly all sold, and
to -day we open the' second consignment.' We find that the
cut and style.are right and the workmanship excellent, while
prices place them within the reach • of all persons ,who require
a suit Of any kind,.
A Fairly Good.Suit, first-class cu
' t$5.••
A Good. ,sexvioeabl Tweed -Suit, Nice colors;" $7
A Dandy Suit, fit• to be worn on your wedding
day for $10..
A PULL. ANI:) COMPLETE LINE 'OP
OESTEO &.TwE£D Coatings
And STRIPES ..'1'RQWSEI INU•S for the''ordered clothing
i g.
.� .� lothln�
• department. '
We -have the . neatest thin in STIFF HATS,
1 ECKWEAR LINEN. . --
.-_�_ .and OELLULOID .',COL-.
LABS and CUFFS, and SILK SQUARES.
Kindly -rook tin': it lr our steek before. buying' your . outfit,
'�. STEVENS $. SON. CLINTON.
Manufacturers of . SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, FLOORING, SIDING
CEILING, MOULDINGS,FRAMES, PICKETS, &C, and all kinds cif
Interior. and Exterior Finishings. Lau and SHINGLES kept,
on hand. Mill off Wellington St.,'o Pl�osite Woollen 1Vlill.,
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS - IREPARED.
S. S. °C4o er. W. Si. SINva,ffieldl.
KUICK HA t
I havo now on hand one of the Largest, 'Best and Most 'Complete' Stocks of
ROOTS and SHOES, ever displayed in, Clinton, And will sell them at the very -.
Lowe'st possible P'ice8, If you want good value in Boots and Shoes,
call on -us
• and you rill not be disappointed: I am still making the
Oelebiateci.. Hain
� ,dewed • Boots:.'..
Whieb aro so favorably known to require no ' comment. All . kinds of custom.
:.Work promptly attended, to,` -and at reasonableP rices,,
5. PElt CENT OFF FOR CASH:, ' EOCkS TAIeiIN IN -• Exe'EXCHANGE FO GOODS.
Call on -C: ' Cruiek-s�,iih, the.
Boot. �tIa�er, . . .
• .ALBERT „STREET -BRICE BLOCK 'CLINTOII
LONQESBORO.,.:
DRUG STORE
• . , ' The undersigned, ibis jest opened a,New. Drug Store in- .
'Jackson's New Slock,e `I1'»•_ron_�Stre+et',
-Two doors West.—of the City Book Store; .where will be found a :•complete assort -
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• p , ,, an,
DRWMIS 'S -SUN DETES.--111-thin lmblta may as "or' lese 1 °s:
P. S. Orrice changed frank residence to; Drug Store.
..:•. W,O Il�T
AN ELE,G:ANT ' LI1.E OXt
ops
Poi Ladies',.'•Gent,s' :and children's . Wear
HIGHEST GRADES
Perces TO svI'r.THE TIMES. Eos TAKEN Iv ExCITANo.s.
.NEWEST STYLES, BEST QUALITY
CHAS. C ARLI N E', COMBE BI OCK. CLINTON
Imo'
e Ji is a secured 20 half vilest$ . of 'Very flue GOot, YOUNG HYSON' TEA
s which we will sell for a month at 45cts, by the 51b: caddie. _ This _
is the best value ever. offered in "this county. ,Don't
fail' to go- .i.•caddie 'before' it. is ,a11, --,sold, - • „
Y We hove opened a fullmtoek of
New Valentia Raisins, Extra: Selected 'Valenta.,
Raisins, Block Basket Raisins, Seedless ;
Raisins, 'Sultana. Raisins:
through the quant street' rr
,.NEW G:1T1a,TiAA,TS, N`EV6 ' .SHELLED• • A:L.51ONDS NEW • LEl•1f N
b , .•iwdawn tit a remote, edge of..the cloth. - :U}rt , - • .> s .t ' . T ,
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QT1Afifrt. AND''CTIBQi •PE>✓L. . �llls. GOOD •l♦II1JD GA\D7C
The. cloth being threeor more yards 111
in Wahl:iug. his numerbui,customers for their liberal patronage iir•the past', Legs to announce I'`O1T,.?oCrs,'. Cull ;tad Ins eat ottl' Stol=1 ..
len tli the conjurer cottid not have • , . n .
' " that he lies just rdcetved n splendid assortment of
touched the•:`coin','aud,.in•fa'ct; lyd,,J,Jin : w.-.
touch it, He ',then .asked for ax signet
•A child 'oohed up at,thatnfdsntnt,- and 'aeeipgiffy wan;
.white face •
She uttered a cry, andfher. father to a second was out ring .Seg etalavere-offered-hien and he
. 0' rho place, • b !
ire had seen me too, it-lls• tyindomr, 1- tittered 'and , chose ',out: one which had a : very' large
rent>d to ay, • `•
But he,eaught the pncrs"trainetl'nie to ]tint wi' a i>as-- oval seal, •projecting• well ' beyond ' :th•
3M- /1� =NG GdbDS,
e- -', r•' :CQyMPRIkt (i VA
'NIB LATEST NO'Cb".i"Iii.
stellate, Joyful pry. gold hoop on doth aides. This ,rine' he , I .• , , .:' , •'- •, • ' , t
"tIa lass he cried,. •°the' art 'coon) u'EH--coeur tossed acid tumbled several; times. in his•DRESS' GOODS, 1 EI3 TS, 1 JSLINS, 'GIN�GI3AN:S, • LACES, f .
ho, u'to ds hereat last— •' •
g EMBROIDERIES, SI3IRTII GS, QOTTONADES, DUCICS- &; D 4'1N,I Cis
1 ha'waitedfor thee, my. Jenny, this,mony a lone y ear
past
• • • I •knew as thy mon had -left thee -['knelt as thy mon ' ' b TWEEDS •a:speeitilty, and a. first-class Tailor who guarantees a 'fit. ;A fall supply of hand
war dead- " ..
And I thotvd. you'd ha' coon' before, laws;'' I shivered made. BOOTS and SQO7;S jest arrived for the' spring trade A fresh. asBoctntent of WALL
and 1nwg my head. , . PAPER;. newest patterns.
hands, now throwing it into the'air and
catching'it• then'sbakinnit between bis
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clasped hands'all the time mumbling
half inarticulate words in:sotne' iindos-
tanee'patois: Theft;_ setting t rifle
own on. t►Ie" cloth a 'A out' half arta s
length ill. front. of him; he.. said. slowly
is inc in Oo .. •n oa anee:'-
' Ruta, rise up and go to the rupee.'
The ring rose, rose wit i t o sett uppermost,
and gestin 2n the hoop, s1Owiy, witha.
kindofening Or jer {Ing • motion, it
to
:.. o e
r
L aINTON.
Will yo' bolaa wino!' ho•wlifspeled,'¶1 ha. -waited, -uta d 1 l I t b 1 1 My ;stock 0111,0,.t,l(Lit1La is New. and: ]'resp, Try our. 50,cent 3ouu !•Y •soli. TEA,'best
hiss, frlr�thfe-; •y b y •
1 �•c a bairn,that wants a' inither=the lassie us yota can '.Ofiluo ever: offered to the. ppblie: HARDWARE, CROC.t{EIM,and• 'G LASS\VAItE, a. full
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see; and d t tl d 'H d t aurply: LARDINE'and CROWN .OIL • for ,ruachiner,, alway li on handl 'and everything
Will yo' make me a happy mon, Jenny?'." ''then I torp y ° t usually, keptin a fitat•class country store, 'COAL. O1420'oente per gallon. , :Highest market
mynen away. oa . rite• paid in trade for BUTTER, EGOS, :OA'1'S,•• g
eft'esnn-, Ivo, llau,"'r angtveaett, toe T.,.gir to ley d¢rnti 1 h n l r p , sb Grime one and all. 'and' Inspect my
today ! o , ' :'stock, No, trouble to show .goods.'
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I've conic, to nit native village -berg whore the 'dead d 1 ' ' ;. It. —i have also purchased A lunge quantity of the BLUE TIN,TA(r BINDIXO 7.`1Z'.LNE
,_ was (lone . •
Po cry out that dark night's secret l' t1,e light Of noon-. passed over• the cloth -tititd.it-canie..wl ere in vet, which tat, the lowest possible ratO. •,,,,'• ,
best ' the hie 'I offs "
day soli, the rupee'was.ollthe ienlO q F'ilno then -
A murderess conies to Justice to forfeit her wretched"
life' • - Why dews on -rho coin: The conjuror
JO. SIGPIX MO'RR :107
IIe hoard me +tit gout a shudder, am( aiiow„
cied, Bey tli en saic1: '-Ringg fay : holdof the rupee vA'liNA, blar$h oltlL, lb'S& .•
ma wife I"
and bring it to rue.' The projecting ed ;o
Jc•rn wife a
Boma if nd' forget t past,. lass,.an,d howld Up thy of -tile seal seemed t0 r'a le with the
For bonny
bairnas yo' see int cottage is 't' one • as tha edge of the coin. .king -and
Y
mow(' aero dead. , the rupee. rose
into
rr
,, l o •a 1* o' v
I n Ileo t.l, kind I l e'
ohne the C0o111 fete I HaK 99 the wrrn t t 5t n..-..tttitucl ilI-
'n. t _ __._...� b �El
reef, - • 'witb fife S)tltt0 dancing of jerking Ind!•
Air t' babe as the laid i• the shonr'Mins+' cwt. to my.e+ .) +
ERNI E STO
home titch upet," • -ti.on the ttvo returned to: withlrt•r('aeh of
-- , the lurrt;lcrr s band." 4•
The bairn that ha, Found .t+grc t1r,l, rlenr-tie, nun I
bud cast away 1; .-..:a11 Sl 7 to plulu__c,til'iwt'of.-s;.x�-�
,- JFnd V� 4",Vv tliei,lou caillifil ;vo"'"�"ir Cad' tlIOSIS trt'eks. r should' mention how -
T lrav . nn t e 1 i'a ; , QS:aBC i'1.7tsir CIOLLT.OZ '`r
te•day,a
And now yon're.a woman grown, dears hnldtl'9 a ••torr
allsupernaturalIp t, nd alleged (that BEDROOM SEA'S,- PARLOR, ' SETS,
ynu ouglit to knot+:
It may help you to make your mind tri, 'befit the
Lumina chap and Joe.' '
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NEXT DOOR. TO 'J'1Ih; C11' ,BOOK STORY,
.ever, that the juggler entirely disclaimed •. .
owe a
be performedwIill tbe.. a `by er more slight. • ., SIDEBOARDS, CHAIRS,
lif•liaiul, Itwillbe.: observed that he •
.What's theitY A• knock at the dour, hiss'; wlj'y your
cheeks aro like tho rose' •
You know the knoek fora ,penny you've heard It
• afo o It'9 .roe ,r
tVhat do you whisper,.Joltnyl• "Von have always
I. .
loved him .!" Then
711 lido 1' the'ithor room,'laiis-sy'nn can teff itim1 is
fate yourson. ,
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•• s
Al1v1 • '
. 1 c r I a bIb'raisus were you disturbed
at night, and •broken of your lest by a siek
• ' r'hiidsnffcring and.orying with pain of Cutting
•. - Ceetli4 -Imr •send•at-onee-mnd'getirisetttr t1C
" Mrs. N'inslotv's Soothing Syrup" for Child.
ren Teething. Its value • incalculable. It
will relieve the poor little sufl'iner. itnttle(lfatelir.
Depend upon it, mothers ; there is linfnfstalcn
abpnt it. It Mures 1)yalllterg rand Diarrho
regi dates the Stem:lel) azul Bowels, mires 'Wind
(.'olid. softens the Cum, reduces inflammation,
ami givos toms' and energy to the whole system.
Mrs, 'tt'ittsi,iw•`s Soottung Syrup," fur r'hild-
ren teething is pleasant to the taste ruts is tin,
laresca'iption of one of the nldr'atn>ul Lest fon
aale-
physicians actin nurses in tin' tTniteii States, And
s tarsale by all druggists tlron11t'the lt'niL1.
Prim. tis••i,t v•li c, et•111.14 0 botfly% lir slit'.` atnrl
ask f',l'•• MC.• ii'I KInL a '''('1 tet St, :y5IA P.
.a rel fah, • ,..t1,r•r hir.O. ,2,1.1 •-•t
had no ie aration of itis stn roundin S
Lx p fir ANIa .t r,i.NtailA''1, Ar�goltm3r ,'1' or T1Il•; YEW( I3r r .•T' irI \TTTi Ith A'r i 0
no itlltcbfnery••, and,.110 confederate,•: •- - ' tPAsp\A11Lr PJtroES.
IN.
SOLE AGENT 11Fori Tlil:
RA'T E D
:Roc. 1e�L t
ems.
I have also .on hand a large s •'''o£ TABLE sal '
TANI} LA.i1.1;i'S_i11,m_eL.y_vai'iet-r---1HA:R-DWAW •
and TINWARE, A large steel. of COOKINCr ,
and •-
pARLQISTOVDS.Agent
for the Gr'UR1�EY &
ITAR Lr+i j IlOtNTON PURNA.c>F:
CLIN .'ON,
LOUNGES,
•8':
ielElllll id e" i! •
MINCS. rm
•atlsGreitor''s speedy, 4:0 re:
It is popularly- adinitted everytvhere that hl,e
Uregor S Parkes Speedy Cure is the safest 0
most tellable an
for Constipation, liver Complaint, Indigestion, N
+•i �J 'a w.s 1117:1T)1 I-i�J i t
usiness
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?. • tri•licit[c tttf,Ttl!if tritttritrii'Y
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, .. The undersigned begs to notify the'peoplo of Clinton and vicinity that he has bought the
IF RUPTURED. .. '..1 U'ARNESS SUSINE o r. r
SS � r��rly carried au by �►w � I�oxta�, ,
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t rr r 1 ' i i , Special ,', Truss
And that he is prepared to furnish
GlcA), LU 1. }l'.1:. S l l rpa l ed Special 11 uss
( l lctctr)1';5 Y' e Whips, s ...... es, ..'.sure Hobbs
iras C,11rod.:in four. inont118. al' and Harness,-- ..-
a l y far the cheapest remedy
iltipure kilned', I.aossof Appetite, and all similar
troubles. It is. not necessary to take a great
rtuantity before env result is produced, A_few
dotsrt'ill convinec trop of its Merits. 'Pial
bottle given free at ('nnnbe's' Drug Store.
tinct ,lieu's has declined an offer of
xw i01) a night for 100 lectures, en the
rrottnrl that ' when f go on the lecture
jdeform Hose nk' grip upon the. people
7919 lir) evangel i.t,'. 1111(1' lle'ilefinealsis work
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SS ,r •„ And everything: usually kept in a 'flest•elaas Hat11,,as :lied at` the Diet t . ,i ices, w
ti tf,'O1 111i:.i_ . t t t • all
,. ,S,•t " ' 'at ell o1 s 1 a. 11eCta
� tl•1C.1)1 il`:"�'l1(, i)C 5r lUl <lll CrrlS..(,5... 6 tion is dir>wetetl to my of :Lirtlic 1f:tr,�r;+�, r+•fieri• 1 will ?mike n specialty.
... ' fir'.30P:l1A.rk3,1. PI.OMPTLy"' E 'I" ' 'L1iD b rj T�.
DeFi ri 7ti'vo Circulars a1k:.a � )17e11,tiol tt
lll 1 r.
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