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The Poet's tomer.
4..• Mr. rowed Dosed.
Good bye. proud world ! I'm colas begs:
Theo art not my friend: 1 ammo' Ibise;
Long through las weary crowds I roam
A river ark on the ocean brine;
ISL 1've been tossed lib the driven foals;
But, now proud world, I'm going horse.
Oood bye to flattery's faring fa.•e.
To grandeur with hi. wide grimace.
To upstart wealth's averted eye.
To supple Mike, low and high;
To crowded halls, to court and street
To froaen hearts and basting fart.
To than who ge.nd those who e
Good bye, pruul world! I'm goti.g hour-.
Feigning to my owe boartstone,
Bosomed in yon gown hills. alone;
A.soret nook in a pleasant land,
Whose groves the frolic fairies planned,
Where ars .s green the 111.luag dor.
iEeho the blackbird's roundelay,
And evil teen have never trod
A spot that is eacrea to thought end (;o.l.
Oh, when 1 am safe in my s7!van home,
I tread ou the pride of Greece and !tonic;
And when I'm stretched beneath the pines,
Where the evening star so holy shines,
1 laugh at the lore and pride of man,
At the sophist schools and the learned clan;
For what are they all in their high conceit,
When ratan In the bush with God nay meet 1
RALP1WALIDO KVKIioN.
Wesley's Tart.
Fun ana Fancy. Worbs of l iisaom.
A queek doctor heads his advertise- All nature is a vast symltulisut: every
inset, "Ho, all ye dy-apecties That's material facthassheathod within it a spirt-
just
pivlust shat dyspeptics won't do. If they itual truth.
would all hoe smeetrously they wield not Great ides& travel slowly; and f..r a
need any medicine. time noiselessly, as the goods whose feet
Said little Editti to her d..11, "There
don't answer toe� k. You utusu't be
saucy, nu matter flow hateful 1 tau. Yon
must remember 1 am your mother '"
Strange, what curious ideas children get
into their heads sometimes.
"What dues Satan pay for swearing t"
asked one gentlemen of anther. "110
don't pay rue anything," was the reply.
"Well, you work cheap; to lay aside the
character of a gentleman; to inflict so
much pain ou your friends and civic peo-
ple, G. suffer; and lastly to risk losing
your owe precieus soul - and all for
nothing. You certainly work cheap—
very cheap, indeed."
Seated one balmy afternoon on the
veranda of Mrs. Howe's residence at
Newport, Oscar Wilde was heard to re-
mark to a lady who was present,
"Strange that a pair of silk stuckings
should so upset a radon;" whereupon a
well-known gentleman, sitting a little
remote from the poet, interposed, sotto
voice. "It is the calf that is in the stock-
ings."
A clergyman, lecturing on Palestine,
remarked concerning one very rueged
locality:—"The roads up these moun-
tains are too steep and rocky fur even a
donkey to climb, therefore I did not at-
tempt the micelle The reverend gen-
tleman noticed the smiles which gently
panned over the features of smnhe of his
hearers. Yet not sexing any particular
reason why they should be amused, he
pushed on with his discourse.
The folies lust anecdote of the founder
of Methodism has, we believe, never
been published. It reaches us from a
trustworthy mouse, and it illustrates in
a remarkable manner the miugled tact
and piety of that eminent man. Al-
though Wesley, like the apostles, found
that his preaching did net greatly effect
the mighty or the noble, still he number-
ed some families of good position among
his followers. It was at the house of
one of these that the incident hero re-
corded took- place. Wesley had been
preaching and a daughter of neighbor-
ing gentleman, a girl remarkable fur her
beauty, had been profoundly impressed
by his exhortations. After the sennon,
Wesley was invited to this gentleman's
house to luncheon, and with himself ore
of his preachers was entertained. This
preacher, like many of the class at the
time,was a man of plain manner, and
not conscious of the restraina of good
society-. The fair young Methodist sat
beside him at the table, and he noticed
that she wore a number of rings. Dur-
ing a pause in the meal the preacher
took hold of the young lady's hand, -and
raising it in the air, called Wesley's at-
teution to the sparkling jewels. '-What
do you think of this, air," he said, "1.r
a Methodist hand '"
The girl turned crimson. For %Vts-
ley, with hisknowu and expressed aver -
Mon to finery, the question was a pecul-
iarly awkward one. But the aged evan-
gelist slowed a tact which Chesterfield
might have envied. He looked up with
a quite, benevolent, smile, and simply
&aid, "The how/ is very beautiful."
The blushing beauty had expected
something far more different from a re-
pcsuof wrapped up in such felicity in a
compliment. She had the sense to say
nothing; but'then, a few Lours later,
she swain appeared in Wesley's presence
the beautiful lian., itad been stripped of
every ornament except -ore olieh
nature had given.
SHE WON THE \\'Roza, --Fred Flasher
and Miss Flurentia Flounce were tlis-
cuuing the mental power of controlling
thought. Said Flasher :—"I will give
you a pair of gloves if you can think of
positively nothing for five minutes and
still he awake." "Done," she reloaded.
Five minutes passed. "I've Aon the
gloves," she eclainted. "How did you
manage to think of nothing fer the whole
five minutes 1 he asked eagerly. I
fastened my mind firmly on your mus-
tache and kept it there," she replied tri-
umphantly. The referee awarded her
the gloves. --[Detroit Free Press.
were shod with wool.
Nature i.3 a revelation of God: art, a
rrcelation of moan. Indeed, art signifies
no more than this, art is power.
Our chief want in life is somebody who
ball make us do what we eau. This is
the service of a friend
We judge others according to results:
bow else; not knowing the process by
which results are arrived at.
Just as stem as any conviction of truth
Moes central and vital, there comes
the desire to utter it.Sacritiee is gladness,
service is juy when such an idea becutnee
a commending power.
Good thoughts not put into action are
like good seed thrown into the tire, or
like blowiug out the dame of a caudle
to let the smoke of reproach punish, even
as the light is illuminated.
Nu manly man will feel anything of
shame in looking back to early struggles
with adverse circuutstances, and no man
feels a worthier pride than when he has
couquered the obstacles to his progress.
Whether perfect happiness would be
procured by perfect goodness this world
will never afford an opportunity of decid-
ing, but this at least may be maintained,
that we do not always find visible hap-
piness in proportion to visible virtue.
Dwelt fry amid tattle Heel.
"When you call -al upon lMr. Roberts
what did he„ say ?" was a question pre -
pounded to a voter before an election
committee. Ere the man could open his
mouth to reply the question was object-
ed to, For half an hour counsel argued
against the matter; then the room was
cleared that the committee might oonaid-
er the subject after the lapse of another
half h••ur the d.a.rs were opened, and
the chairman announced that the ques-
tion bight be put. All ears were
stretched to catch the impending disclos-
ure. But the mountain did not bring
forth even a House. "t. hat did Mr.
Roberta say C' asked the counsel; and
the witness replied, "He wasn't at home
sir; so I didn't see him."
.1 Remarkable tore.
From Lewis Phelps of West Tobn-
send, \'t.:—"Several years since 1 took
a severe cold, which settled on my lungs,
where it remained without relaxation.
I was then in Massnchusetta; and grow-
ing worse and becoming unable to at-
tend til my business, I returned home,
and commenced searching in earnest for
some medicine which would restore my
lost health. 1 c .resulted physicians, 1
tried many remedies, but obtained no
help, but daily grew worse. i had a
terrible c .ugh, and raised a great deal of
blood. 1 had profuse night sweats and
severe pain in buy side. I continued in
this state for months, and became so
weak that it was with great difficulty I
was advised to try \\ I+TAR'`m BALSAM or
\V -ILD CHERRY, and to my if rent juy I
soon found that this remedy had arrest -
the disease. I continued to use the
Balsam to the extent of five bottler, and
have since then experienced no dithcul-
ty of the lungs. I believe the Balsam
saved my life, and I shall ever hold it in
high estimation." 50 cents and SI a
a bottle. Sold by dealers generally.
Bernville, Pa., Aug. 1.---llarr'ison
Hoag, a leading citizen. and two sons,
made n pod' ,nurt,'ni of a valuable cow
which died euddenly. All were blood
poisoned. Hoag died in terrible agony.
It is felted the sons 'will also. die.
Literary Netters.
Tim CANADIAN MrTHODIaT MAGAZINE for
Augilst.'tee. p..levo. r2.00a year. Simfor
six months. tingle numbers 20c each.
Toronto, William liiI.gss.
This nnmber has quite a midsummer
Gator of Poetry and Art about it. Dr.
Nelles, President of Victoria Univer-
sity, has a charming article on "Whit-
tier, the Quaker Poet,' with a tine por-
trait and copious specimens of his finest
poems. The editor has a beautifully
illustrated article on •'tine Art in New
'York," and C. S. by a Japan, has a very
readable article on "Rhineland," with
numerous graphic pictures. Dr. Suther-
land, in a vigorous article, urges the
election at the approaching General
(:uuference of two General buperintend-
ents; and the Rey. J. Boss..'I. A., has
an excellent article on "Methodist Un -
giving much needed information
about the minor Methodist bodies. John
Mscdonald,Es.i.. contributes a fine poem
om old Niagara. "Life in a Pare mage"
recounts a etrenge nlldr-ight adventure,
and the ,1uecr story 111 a "Pious Tramp's
An article on Patented invention. full
of interest, and other papers, Hake a
very readable midsummer number.
.IM Reward
Is offered for any case of Catarrh tat
can't Iw cured with Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Taken lord tt;;v Ytice cents Fur
esti
by George ►:uy a i., role agent for
tyuderich. 1843-3m
.1 wrnsarkable E.rape.
Mrs Geo. C. Clarke, of Port Dalhou-
sie, Ontario, states that the had been
confined to her room for long time
with that dreadful disease, Consump-
tion. The doctors said she could net
escape an early grave, but fortunately
she began taking Dr. King's New Dis-
covery fur Consumption, and in a short
time was completely cured: Doubting
ones, phase write Mrs. Clarke, and be
convinced. Trial betties free at Rhynas'
drug btere. Large size $1. '3)
ag•••
Never Give I'p
If you are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak consti-
tution, headache, or any disease of a
b'lious nature, by all mewls procure a
bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be
surprised to see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you will be inspired
with new life; strength activity will re-
turn; pain and misers' will cease,*and
henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a
1,1]
If mothers and nurses would cease
giving opiates in the guise of Paregoric, I
and Cordials, and for children teething
and subject to bowel complaints, give
instead Dr. Fowlers Extract of Wild
Strawberry, the lives of teeny infants
might be saved that are eacnficed to
deadly drugs. 2.
bottle, by Geo. Rhyme'.
De Awl be Decried.
In these times of quack tuedicine ad-
vertisements everywhere, it is truly
gratifying to find one remedy that is
worthy of praise, and which really does
as rec,mntended. Electric Bitters we
can vouch fur as being a true and relia-
ble remedy-, and one that will do as re-
commended. Theo invariably • cure
stomach and Liver t 'l mplaints, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Urinary difficulties.
We know whereof we speak, And can
readily say, give them a trial. Sold at
KA1d
VEO AI UF
S%CBIA
jIAIFt
EN Elly
r
a
ry
Has been 1■
constant uses by
public for over tw
years, and is the hest
preparation ever In-
vented for RESTORING
GRAY HAIR TO ITS
YOUTHFUL COLOR
AND "arr.
It supplies the nate-
ral food and color to the
hair gland& without
staining the skin. It will
increw and thicken the
growth of the hair, pre-
vent its blanching and
falling off, and t b es
AVERT BALDNESS.
It cures Iteking, Erup-
tions and Dandruff. As
a HAlit DRESSING it
1s very desirable, giving
the hair a silken softness
which all admire. It
keeps the bead clean,
sweet and healthy.
BSC NG
FOR THE
WHISKERS
1
e
State
Assayer
1 and 1
Chemist 1
of Mar&.I
and i
leading
Phyii-
clans
endorse
and
recc m -
mend it
as a
t
triumph
in medi-
cine.
S Dyy
will change the beard to a BROW
or BLACK. at discretion. Being in
one preparation it Is easily applied,
and produces a permanent color
that will not wash off.
PREPARED BY
R. P. HALL & CO., NASMUA, N. N• Saturday, A the 8
Sold by ZI Dealer in Medicine.
JUST RECEIVED.
AT
D. FERGUSON'S
FRESH
SUIT tOLE FOR THE SEASON
Spacial Bagaills in Teas at Very Lon Prices.
25z. par tb and upwards. If you want a really tine Tea try buy 50c. Young Hyson
u is a splendid article and worth in ore money. I have also just opened out a corn
plete assortment of
Corckery Glassware,
In.lujing Stone and Chins Tea Sets. Childrens' Toy Tea Setts, Ladies and Gents
Fancy Tea Cups and Saucers, suitable for Christmas aid New Year's Gifts.
Lamps & Lamp Goods in Groat Variety
AND AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Call and be Convinced
M 1 LLI NERY.
Ira
Miss Jessie Nilson
Takes plea surelin informing the ladies ofjGo',erich and vicinity, that she ;opened out o
MUSICAL IIISTRII RTS
rile
The so r.,cri er would inrinoa'e to the pee- I
pie of Uoderieh that he has,decided to ggive up
business in his line owing to til heels tt. and
that he is now prepared to give exex'eption-
ally good baraaiuo. All want my
PIANOS.
ORGANS er
SEWING MACHINES,
1 will end it ta lI e'r a•Ivaringo to tail at once
as this is a l. - INK (bertha gale.
J. W WEAN',-RERALD.
1•- 1'
fifty cents a bottle, by Geo. Rhynas. [4]
-►... ,. 1v.aa til Y
he most wondertul curative remedies
of the present day, are those that come
from Germany, or at least origi.ate
there. The .HEAT GERMAN IsivnttRATOR,
which has never been known to fail in
curing a single case o1 impotency, !per-
maturrhoea, weakness and all diseases
resulting from self-abuse, as nervous de- i i'1:t•
bili'y, inability, mental anxiety, fang- ,'`'
uur, lassitude, depression of spirits and ,1 e,
functional derangements of the nervous I
system. For sale by druggists, or sent i
free ily mail on receipt of the price. !.
$1.00 per box, or six boxes for 83.00.
Address F. J. CHENEY, Tuleda, (1., Geo,
Mynas, Sole Agent, Godericli. 1843.3m
Tim 8111 Orgwlattng Intmlgrntlon.
Washingr•m, July Mt---Somuo doubt
i I expressed as to whether the Hill regu-
lating immigration will receive the ap-
proval of the President, in consequence
of the difficulty of construing it so as to
effect only immigrants ns they are ordi-
narily ktl'w•n. The Hill declares there
shall be paid it duty of fifty cents for
every pselment:et met a citizen of the
1 -noted States who cines from a port to
any lime rt in the Fnited States. The
'1
uestlon new rninefliswbether this would
The msgrrtwMadrN Is Lear. not compel the payn.ent of fifty cents
Supt. E. t) Neill, of the L1 nninion for each peraen, whether immigrant or
1 visitor, er whether coming tethe 1-nited
Polies Force, Ottawa,
.5 ..iOOua.wrt1•.t •el•:a.'•-. `-
kS alt laas.ese t...a eaa r.•,: t,. z
fA:LARUE STUCK OF
TRIMMED UNTRIMMED GOODS
ni A; u'1 ani fine assortment of
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
And everything in the shape of
f,.�TEST NO77=2mif =3.
The 11.11es are cordially ire ited to inspect gem's, and I " i11 scent' it o pleasure to show th
LATEST AND BEST STYLES.
ORDERED WORK ASP) ECIA=
Y -
Canada, thus' states for pleasure, for temporary vteit,
spoke to a rer's.Sntative ••f the of fk tart stay permanently It is nr(fcd that
insets lending jlwrsals: i ase actually
resseegPra by ferry boats from Canada
il I l U at bowls and to the i •nited States will he liable to the
likewise here ln' me o hoose if made twice • day.
MsseMa Fres the Have.
Mrs. Arlen Phsrviz, No. 331 Ihytt,w
t. Chicago I11., u now in her sixty- I
all
In love with that wonderful me lmemne
St, Jacobs .ei imposition of tine tax every visit, even
Ries and though
my duty should rail
tae to an
hour to journey- me tikeusst►d relics, St.
3aiealt9 011 w 1 st i 1 I* enpele-
iun It is the mast wtai isle•uith W
to the trend, w•ttt+'i1t * r"certir.n. 1 -
believe. My entire family have bcrn
cared by it. W a have wed it fortwenty
different ailment., and fanny' it worth '
half a ,core of doctors. My ma here
on the Duesini.n P.,lice iu
right .Meg tate: eery jngtty t� tiR I
those is nothing like it. 1 believe it is
the long eowght Kb.sir Fitt" and pos-
aesase the power of making the old,
young 'lain. 1 know it often ashrams
me. and altbouyh I am past fifty years
of age, I am. thanks to that wonderful
agent, a lively man yet. I
feHall's Catarrh Cure is taken%internal• i
it acts directly upon the Vocal sad the
mucous aurfsees of the ardent. Price
75 cents. For sale by Ce •rge Rhynas,
sole agent for (Iodericb 1lt4.3-'3mi
Trayelling Gsldr.
GRAND TRUNK.
East.
Pass. Exp•+. Mnx'ol. Mix'd
Goderich.Lv 7.30am..13.05pnt..3l.ipm. 9.ouaut
!leafortIt.... 7.50" .. 1.10 •' ..I.I " ..10.50..
Stratfurd.Ar 9.laam ..:.15pm..6.30pin.. 1.00 "
r wrey.
Pass. Exp'b. -l:ix'd, Mix'd.
Stratford.Lt I.rihtm..T a0pm.. S.takim..3.iapm
Seaton)).,... 2.17 " ..8.7.5 " .. 7.1n " ..5.10 •
Godcrich.Ar 3.13pm. 9.SOpm.. 9.t%ium..i.l5pm
UI;EAT WE.'i1'KRN.
Fop's. Mail. Fop's.
Clinton going north ...9.Ham...1.23pm..S..Spn
" going south STAG I.3.51pm .8,0• am ..7.21 "
LIN
intcknow Stage (daily) arr. 1O.l.iam .. dip 1pm
Kincardine •• " " 1 00am .. • Tam
Benniillcr " t Wednesday and
Saturday) arrives Oam.. 9.1
eighth year, and states that she has sof
tem! with Consumption for 'thole ten
Yeats. wits treated by nine physicians, all
of whom prnnose'ui her sass hopelen.
flits had siren ap si1 hopes of erer recoe-
9erse bottles d Dr. King's New
jll sa.ery for oempktely
and her ilnuhti g ewes, *age
her a postal end satisfy jttas�es
buttes free at Rhyttss'tl Pau Stela.
Large size •1.00. (1)
ALLAN LINE
CH II,NO,ROCK ISLAJD&PkCIFIC R'F
Calls the at antiOn of trave.err to the erntrA posi-
tion et its line. connecting the Nast ani tho Wes.
by the shortest route, sad carrying parte cis,
without change of oars between 0111004o and an -
ss Co,. Council Blalts. Leavenw-n. , Atchison,
Ylnneapolis and IDV. P..l. It connects 13 Union
15 Atlantic and all sthe Pudaol -Oce ns. Itsoad atw sea
equip-
ment Is unrivaled and magnificent. Ming composed ,
.f Most Cemfortabts an! Beautiful Das Coaches.
Magnlacent Forton Reclining Char Oen, Pa11-
man's Prettiest Place Si.(plus CarS and 1150 seat
betweenlof Dihioago and Mico r Sliver Points. Two
Trues between Chicago and Minneapolis and D.
Paul, via the Famous
"ALBERT LEA ROUTE."
A Neve and DUMC Les. via Seneca ar,d Lsnkc-
w ea mhmond,
of ItItem has been Openld flet e
Needs Newport News. Chili,anooaa,
ROYAL MAIL STEAaL�HIPS gust a, bash Mlle Louisville, sit O .otteCinunnau,
Iodunapolu ►ad Lafayette, and Omaha, Minacap-
LKV ERI'OOL, I r volt
110ti'.
Vowed etr..n and 'Canada.
Baggage ware w low as c.>mysiiiors that oder Les edeas- 1{at i;rv•at 1,,,•;i•urc I,/ announcing to u r
ens • d m. sol and intermediate n •• W A R N O C K
All Tarowrw Pasesagere Tncel on
Flarrriers ,�tteritiors.!
Barbed Fence Wire contracted form any quantity at 'cry lowest priers
SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBEL) FENCE WIRE.
XC ire, and b.irie g••a an.zed aftcrTe,ii ttee:+t: 1 w'b; 'i c:u:::o; scalcofl'.
(
Vise Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW! 71FTS NO :WEEDS yG . WNASTE UNDS.
'For:Sale 1;-
G H, PARSONS,
CHEAP t1A1tlW.ARF COUERICll.
The Greet Cleansing Fluid, McCOLL BROS & Co.
TORONTO_
ONDO\- DERRY. O1.AS- MANUFACTURER S
est Izpr+as MRS. rratm.
Tica.•u for ante at e:: prinCpal Titket OtLess in
BUMMER ARRANG1tlaMENTS t h k.•1 •trough and rates c• fare al -
•» In Golerlch end
ta{es. he Maya and Felt. briny friends ►rid W - rue
Tere•t a�, dtnroarr.e•:o i.gM i vicinity. that she has seemed Iha only right
MAIL STEAMERS - tiEa"1 \ Jn. ere er tl,, sed prit,tege m tnutteture sod w 11
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE,
Cabin. Intermediate sad steerage Tickets at se roar tMrer: T,car Ot' . or ser•+*
0'1 M
a. ST. JOM.
owasr NATIO.R• a• OA
- - mea --e+--•--'
At a fire at ton Washington -street,
New York. on friday, policeman Rey -
n Ills saved she lire' of eight children;
baring forced his way into a burning
building, and s'andin j on a wtirtdoow sill,
caught them as they were dropped from
•• a
abo
ivoce lift.. a lion : a a r.
Steers go 1'amenstrrs are hsske.t to London, CHICACO.
Camid, Br000l, Queenstown, lora, Belfast.
Galway and tile'wow, at same rates as Jo
IIM
From 9terbec.
---OF—
LARDINE OIL
DR. LU(' : AN S1
NOVATING CYLINDER OIL.
CLEANSING & RB
yennedt3 NEER AbZLZNCFOs ID
Saturday.
(AFTER 4 SKASON'S TRIAL
lliall
Peruvian. - .. May *r Far : rmorint geeaar ana «til free/ / •.c
Nova Scot and everything, frost tie Smelt Nitric to the
Nova Scotian. Jnwr 3 T ' here sees esteemed
Parisian. •• le a/ A1tES HEALE'S "..'tat"�•"'}�:f a�..a�
eaett'eela� ;: 17 kr •p wee tbe•,fDlsataweetls
1w17 e.
s se seisetemi
.w�,_ M
opr=
A.
ea
FLU Flour Medal+ and three diplomas awarded
totionsi Fire Kindler:
mics
gg��tt�� s • t� sti s•�•�•
TWwlfl tattle.' ib1reS • e ( ~ eMM}meet 1 R•
TWENTY CENTS Pim HUNDRED.
i yt'antaa. Itis Pa?'Wgh
AGENTS tyert 1•„a.1aa esa.le aNe44e1 "nretn.rt.'4sr. essltt
Ang.1
1'2
19
Sept 2
• ,
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Dirt
tieSmw ete and every Infnrmatlseals to.
It. ARM$TRt)NO,
101 -)Ir 004010
Ticket Ateni,
vee
West
James $sale.
ri
Maker ,d seller. (loderch
or Capital reawred. Jamas Lae Co. M,
treat. s Vuebe 17e4
$•yr)I R- -I:ER. 112 a At►y at home e�tsil
IIL AAs. /bath nwtit'rree. Addre7
ow t Co.. Aureus. Maine
wit' ad.,s.wk.s.s.a,za,ea,111.
11,E -m last i ear at the leading Exhibi-
tions. in the Dominion
MANUFACTURERS
And all min running maehin��widest-,
tttl ea re
leat
t audit*, wine owlkeugaitts out
that the re Ms�i�we are trop. hI 117-
Intr on. .,mr ear. Qle.siew etc...s e
titration to
McColl Bros & Co Toronto.
The larding is for sal, in lialertrt, by
R. W. cKENZIE. R. H. PARSONS,
C. CRABS, and D. K. STRACAA1 .
tansy*
s
sod
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