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1111 HURON SIGNAL TODAY, JAN. 1, 1sa6.
i else words.
eTe11011141011111111 'peke vine en 118. The rsiet
June Sad _swim° a repast of lie
*week from whish the tuneable is at-
tracted :
"The label yesNioo in writing
to r Jobe : 'What r
•
us
hare leaded year
aelion of the uuostitutiuoality of the
Ontario Limas Act fi sisal lire sWaty were sufficient
"Iii dols said that since Confiders. Yaw OM fleet I have setteed a beim well Loved, sad eke said : "1Riwt, wear►og dramas [or every day,
decided improvement, mid with d the sass often .eves maltrn influence of Mr Lnother in-law,am his
one, an in no sung
judgment been
Improve as they have ilio
tons s bellies
ss tot is40,
R.ev. J.
eilleas Miaow LION
RV alts' L. Jay*.
I W • little 1aS the sibs dal with a
Dutt„a, eflmSb.: whose ayesipIS is altos is reggae
"tour wail tie wide w lest 1,ws- ta make omnis Dor obi dmill se vies who
pled with and W tried ase eta.hurl of time, at have not skill and
t rtes' tteoawgases with
hat little M e Abet till maned to give
1gcOryaa+lJltpee4 Cur*. trial. MOO,
*mama to •shat )hiMiowly. 1 asked
bar what ars the geessesf al elements of
tell • lady by her bouts and gloves tad
they certainly are a good criterion. (food
silk or kid gloves kept wed aa•
elsupsr is the elsd the• comma•" gents
and the same asp he maid ut beets. Ter
eomlort let the beth be "ordered ' and
the .ales thick sad id they stn oet-
io•1 preraestel. as &gaunt atheism and
republicanism'.
Lady Q.skihl, at is ,well knows, is a
daeghter d Ilk. Leuesid Jetten s of New
York. She is • besely stud a scholar, sad
when her hwbelsd's re•eieddue was p -
esu tsted • few meets age by bis .ccept-
w e. I a e Cabs -
Two
three pair of history made goods saes of • ace in Lend Salisbury'
Two pair of sleeves are an eousomy an est, Ise' Churchill's fssci°atia•a and
` to emulated the
Igislimter v( JuSttoe, ua cvn.tittut,ueoaj 6ds•ae raaa:°meed it w bs time uf, if sot h�tktulaSss. Rr to as •
then •csGsllsese and prim pitta the D 1 Marlborough. Lady
.
mations d Masse had hie the hest medicine eataM for Dyspepeii . harmony of color, and then proper value
reverse(. He believed This invleable medicine for Liver -
that the Act was not worth the paper it plaint, Indigestion, Kids" Cum t,
was written on. The whole system .,f u purely vegetable. bold •t G. Rhyme'
the d appointing lioeu.e in- drug store. Trial bottles given free. lm
speoton to compel men w vote ender
;,malty of loam.: their license* was wrung niter "urn a covet end I k
(Cheers.) Whenever
d char isl Its. There aro w
for our money.
There u such $ didentoce,too,
and figure, passim can look
dressed in a ten eels
war I geep D.......
Consult • dgblr, f" • • Ml$ K but -
U• a medicine El- wool. Willem,
sad M will rine yea • 11 ea kettle of
De. Chase's User Cure flag 111...4 a
valuable !leaps Beep Ikea
EEDS
better for mending than new u u
wean ^itA the -hulk 1 du out sp. Churchill, then !lis Jerome, first met Turnip eeds, Millet, un arias
ng•
Ail Grass sed, Corn an
iu fwee prove of ooreete fur young girl& 1 at • diouer at Poria. Lord Churls 1
Buckwheat.
w ,,,,in rveaember Dr. Mary L•durd in •• crowd- was dazzled and Laminated by the b.auty
i
el reception room macs pouting to • and hrillw,ey of the New leek girl. The
t mwliu while m
another requires richer garments to pre- yt.noq lir Tts•t
^ sew suns
and indefensible. cera •never the duce as m moss a
the before
victuallers brought the ,vat- lie- W. D. Howell's will ao*upy b bs th* owe. "B.auty" of dress is
Study H tM new theses w be taken into eensidera-
1 with "Qne pbysi(lse, she has
admiration was mutual. Atter dinner
eke remarked to her Meter - -•• s of iii eeereads to Invest at rasaoeabte rate•
the brightest ma° I ever met, and l m SAMUEL S NE,
going u, marry him." By • curious cor Hamilton Street, Goderioh.
i„cidetue
Lord Randolph mad.) as al -
must identical remark shout ben at the
mnmeat w one of hie friend& Lord
Ritedulph'a advanced and considerate (�pI�ERII�H
views on the Irish gaestkm are said to
be
ter before the acorea, it would b° decd- edS ox's St y els e•prr s- many • nut sea to describe any more than u
odtturisl departmeot•bemrtmgthe (whir- breath of outfit.I bare � 7
had nu taros whatever, and he woe o wm -and, "ken I ewe some semen
surprise(' the go/Nation lead not been trey Harps As lir. Csrw has enter 1 at different periods of
pissed long beton ibis If he carried tamed Harper readers for years from the so xw sera 1 think th.)ro a sumo
b k hat bout acetal m nye, as W le obliged to rake the 1 Real 7
ad that the Act was an wurpatioa, .lid tion m every
any Re •mrd -tor the first time is she Jals- bee slimes ih the Doone of my lite � the color or texture of dil[eroot Sowers
Ela Chat 7
rant, who had attempted to control pub- t ° Yew"'. pot humor, se Mr. an to spend ludtetuwly for others.
lic opinion by getting hold of every little Prill"'year • friend 10 indigent circum• I suing D
•
office, (nem that ut a Division Court bei- Howells will talk chattily to them about Last y
(iii to •tavernkeeper, that he would vent banks and matters „t literature iu gen- stances entrusted me with fpm with McGregor & l'srke's Carbolic Cerate
a Bill phased at Ottawa returning to the oral. Mr. Curtis him*etf, in his New which to furnish two suits of clothing for its invaluable for Wounds, 8or+a, Sat
municipalities the power taken away Ysr's greeting, rises from :he Bsa7 her little girl who w•a going to school Rheum, Cuts, Berns, tkaldsand !sten,
from them by the License Act. (Cheers. )' Ohalr 1. bawls for the Reade realer ''the as • healing and puntytng dressing. Do
dour which admits him to the Editor's tar the winter. I psrch•sd fur her !sire be imposed uo with uthe[ wales
For • man who was in the wrung, tett lid a room which he has not seen union bat of each garment I d w be good
self had • pretty thud speech
of him- beforey apartmewt designed for hu made plainly but prettily embroidered 1 -se only MCG • Parki s Carbolic
alt when he made that speech P
h and t oda
the country, Easy r with s chats • I tr'rib in the reanaz that "beauty uu
e u r. would ow do- (Cheers)-
matters, sod lir- Warner, for the haat aunt of every dollar I posawed, and at he would tell Mr. Mowat, that little ty baa read beloro them • (adtused is domed the must." -(Chat&
ecbaps ;ten
[cr delight, se the Huy Chair u intended at neck and sleeves. She had • stoop io I Cent*. Sold by Geo. Rhyne& Im
for • ries repos: s roust in which his shoulders and 1 bought two corded
A several election
in aw nines John's
will as re
As an election dodge, kiln Juhls'■ lie • om n in a brace wail with stocking , LADY RANDOLPH CHU Ii-
wu not ill lecttoived. The liquor deal at one dollar each. Stockings, drawers CHILL'S CANVASS.
era had found the Crooks Act pretty Sesteepsse_ sad outer petticoats cost altogether $18
r • w w vain
the s
him1 be th Chair. waists,
e s vis
Mowat "that little tyrant," has given 11 be leeching v hu
strict. Some of than, chafing under the ' This prevalent malady is the parent of and were all wollen
operation of the Saturday night clause,
thought it would be • great gain to do
baseness under a looser law made at
their dictation by their friend Bir ,ibhn
Macdonald. To get such a law, the
majority of those interested in the liquor
traffic worked like beavers to secure the
election of Tory candidates in 1882. Sir
John got his majority,and he set D'Alton
McCarthy to framing • License Law.
He fooled the liquor dealers, and made
a bid for the support of t
by to open the doors as wide
as the advocates of free trade in grog
desired But the law such as it was
paved, and an effort was made to en-
force it. That Doa,inleu License Law
is now declared by the judgment of the
Privy Council to be "rot worth the
paper it is written upon."
But what has Sir John's "knowledge
of oonstitutiooal law" cost the people of
Canada in the meantime ] A couple of
hundred Dominion License Inspectors,
and nearlysix hundred Dominion License
• were appointed, and of
course they have been paid or will have
to -be paid. Every liquor dealer who
lad any faith in Sir John Macdonald bad
to nut op $10 in addition to the Provin-
_ial license fee. A good many n'en, who
Jenired to sell whiskey bat who could of the dad. M. Ke ovatz has employ -
not get licenses from the Provincial Gum-
, were enabled to open saloons ed the process ekven times on human
under Dominion license. Their invest- subjects, and on many animals, and
aunts will now be worthies. Add to stats that in all cases it was perfectly
thew items the rot of litigation at Otta-
wa before the Supreme Court and at
London before the Privy Council, and
the total cost of that spree and speech in
1882 canoot amount to much Is.. than
$2,00,000. 1'nfurtunately, the liquor
dealers who put their trust in Sir John
Macdonald hare not been the only suf-
ferers. The ordinary taxpayer has to
contribute • part of the penalty for hav-
ing a stubborn man, ignorant of the
meaning of the Canadian constitution,
n office. --(Hamilton Times.
At this season of the year Quinsy and
venous forms of Throat Complaints pre-
vail. Halyard's Pectoral B.Ism is at.
excellent throat and long medicine, that
cores Quinsy, Cosths, Golds, Bronchitis,
and all throat and lung troubles. 2
Changes en the inlaid Tussis
London gree Pres. ---
fgesMsiors there have been ION es-
eistatct dev,ts west et Toronto,
namely, Mr. J. E. Dawson, with charge
.of the Great Western division liens, with
the exception of the Wellington, Grey t
Brace, and Brantford and 151wnbury
sections, with 1 in this city ;
Mr. R. Lamour, located at Stratford
with of the Grand
Trunk main lines and branches west of
Toronto : and Mr W. R. Tiflis in charge
of the Wellington, Grey & Bruce, and
Brantford and T with
headquarters at Palmerston. Tbe•e are
to be immedidtely I under
two assistant Mir. R.
Latmour is to be 1 from the
Grand Trunk division and be located in
this city sod have charge of the traffic
department of the Great Western divi-
sion and all branches of either line south
of the (:rand Trunk main except the
Wellington, tiny & Bruce section. nun
latter, with the Grand Trunk main hue
and all branches north of that, are to be
Owed under the lenee of Mr.
W. R Tiffin, with &theca at Stratford
The office .t Palmerston will be aMoli•h.
ed. The ed changes are in-
tended largely to ennilidate the divi-
liions of the road under the charge of
Mr. James Stephenson and Mr. Ches.
stiff. The latter will take over the Rut
MONEY TO LOAN
goods, the under
regi eras wes�d by sSeed
most of our bodily ills One • t the bat pettieo•te being of yarn knit in a ampler u•
teareids Wire.
remedies known for Dyspepsia is Bur- and all with the 000sidautiva of i
duck Blood Bitters, it having tared the Pattern
won chronic form, after all else Lad lightness and close -fitting for warmth.
failed. - Drsses puzzled me at first bat I kept to L"°don, Dec 12. --The two most
rcm►oent Mures daunt the late
Ewa
1 'lee
the 6anoel. Six yards each of nary blue pen canvass in Birmingham were not thei
and the one of gantlet made Pretty •
rival candidates, John Bright and Lord
M. Kergovata, • chemist of Brest, has sailor suits and to the blue I added a
proposed • new method of disposing of polonaise of a lighter shade in velveteen, I Randolph Churchill, bat the Duchess of
the human body after death, which he 1 Marlb,rough and Lady Randolph
considers preferable in every way to I so that the two top parts could be worn !Churchill The !suet especially put
either burial or cremation. His system with the same skirt; • gray felt bat, tforth ardent and Iter sen efforts to
is an antiseptic one, much simpler and trimmed with blue velvet, and a thick
lees expennve than the old process of grey cloak,made an outlay altogether of secure the election of per husband.
embalming, and u nothing more than aAnd she all but succeeded. While, at
new is application. The x•50' leaving • small balance for gloves the last election John Bright had nearly
body is coated with a conducting sub- and handkerchief& This was a matter
7,000 maj sty over so p.opu' a cauda -
stance such as plumbago, or it is bathed aldose economy, and did not admit of date as the late Lord Burnaby, his ma
with a solution of nitrate of silver, the the many hale etceteras that women and
after decomposition of which, under the children delight io while I certainly parity over Lord Randolph a few days
invueuce of sunlight, leaves • finely situ was but 652 -Lady Churchill teach
derided deposit of metallic au to
silver. It ads up the goods st half price. !t wastoe t of the campaign into
then placed in a bath of (-epee!:snlpiate, a practical rebuke to the ftivuluw and her own bands, and proved herself to be
and connected for electrolysis with see- false estimate that fashion puts on dries,
eral cells of gravity or other battery of and while we would not copy China and a• popular with the Birmingham artisans
constant current. The result is that the s she was •few months ata with the
body is encased in a akin of copper, regulate bylaws the fasbnnn \Yuudtltuck laborers Eveo the Radicals
ad
which prevents further change or cheap- of attire from to generation,
Woodstock
sew chief of the Primrose
teal action. If desired, this may be yet we (eel a wish that there
again plated with gold or silver, accord-
ing 4, the taste or wealth of the friends
often wicked, outlay■ in this matter
Oedr rich. May 17th. less. lw4am
1.885_
the result of his wit*'s in6sence.
WOOLEN
THE Haan WOW) Mali of 141•141•10(10,sine,
to..,day by day, with little chance for
i set, shoo) a occasionally d tat yaAn
all R neal'.
MI.?sell..
Ptu •pboriaed Emulsion,
to give activity To thin !!'scut (Growers of tilts $u►ngprr jag
to the brain, and strength W the Ismail- ('owwtry:
N -e w i. so a, that we are oretMred b take
twUun, and thereby prorent the attache ,our Wool 1■ subsets for (juods, or week It
of lever and other destroying diastase. for you into any of use (dlowtae articles. viz
Blankets - White, Grey or Horse,
• rre$taweuer. , Shirting. -(Ivey or Cheek.
Few men have acuompliahed the same' Clothe - Tweed. or Full Cloths,
•m..unt o.l work and good in this world i Light or Heavy
as the celebrated Dr Chase. Over 500,• Flannels White, Grey, Colored,
000 of his works have hese sold in Ca- Union, Plain or Twill.
1ti'e want every person I Sheeting.- Broad or Narrow.
troubled with Liver Complaint, Dyspep- Stocking Yarn - Whiie, Grey,
si•, Headache, Kidney or Urinary Trois- Clouded or in Colors.
bleu, to call in at Wilson's drug store, 1 Carpet Warpe made to order.
and buy • battle of Dr. ('hase.. Lived ROLL CARDING
Recipe Bow,k ¢1.
ore, ia Our facilities for this work tease be ter
atWactory. In spite, however, of its
warm ton, the idea is repul-
sive, It seems • mockery to give per-
manence to the temple when all that
once made it valuable is gone. --(Scienti-
fic American.
VANDDRBILTS MARRIAGE.
among those eel° are often ill able to
afford it. "Fashion, says an elutsent
essayist, "nonatantly begins and ends in
the two things it abhors must, these are
singularity and vulgarity."
There is no doubt it works is a circle,
end
no other proof is needed than in the
ingratiation of ogiooline, which has liter-
ally awuag round the aide To be well
dreamed does not require an t
allay. especially at this season of the
Cell Irma pts Her.. sad Fru is leve at 0
iuegame Tame. year (Summer) when muslin& and lawn
--
Mrs. W. H. Vanderbilt, the widow 01 organdies and other light fabrics are w
cheap. Let the thio, pale, bfeless girl
wear puffed dresses of bright colon and
if her features aro sharp, tone them
down with soft waves of hair peeping
hero and there on brow and neck. I(
the late millionaire, is now about 55 or
60 yesre old, and is in excellent health.
She was married when about 18, and was
considered very lovely as a girl. Her
maiden name was Mies Martha Kissm, I stout let her wear the long polunaias or
and she was the daughter of • clergyman ample French jacket, never the perky
of moderate mens, but of an old and j tilted besgae that is too short fur her
aristocratic family. As a girl, Iles Van- already abort waist. Shawls, that are so
derbilt was muted for a pretty race' often worn by stoat ladies, should only
gracetd fled welt traits
anshe has re- i ehari- be worn by tall, 'deed"'Peel"ul hgares.
table ads, and thest se trait• that can tarry them with good effect
tanned throughout her married life.
Her feiage cos about in quite •
mimetic wiry. Os • height moonlight
night at about 10 u elosk Mist Kimam
was walking through the quiet and de-
serted streets of Albany. Suddenly she
was startled by the clatter of a horse's
hoofs. Soon alio saw silts*% tip the
street at breakneck page ► WI hens, on
which was seated yaline TTOisrbilt,
handling bit horse with esse and grace.
When the horse and rider had reached
the corner where the young lady stood,
she being of • modest, retiring nature,
withdrew in the ahadnw of doorway.
The hone saw the , and being
• spirited animal, shied and threw its
nder,who fell heavily on • pile of •tunes,
striking the left aide of his face. Mies
Klemm screamed and sprang forward,
As regards calor, nearly all of my sex
know the various shades that "burins*"
their . I have in mind a
young girl who always wears blue or
white, her whole wardrobe heing erne -
posed of these in various shades. Pot
her In any other odor and she knows
that the sunlight fades frogs her hair,
sod the best tint leaves her aomplerion.
Yet for • pale, sallow skin navy blue is
trying, giving one "a tired expression, -
as I heard a lady say, though it is gener-
ally serviceable.
Black is always beeewning, and a young
girl of my acquaintance, who is very
ordinary in appearagoe when dragged in
summer lightness, becomes absolutely
elegant in black cashmere with gray
bonnet trimmed with plumes of the same
supposing that Vanderbilt wa either shade. Nothing is so der.ble as a good
deed or badly hurt. Hardly had she black .ilk, but nnw a days so maty
reached his side, when he jumped up, cheaper fabrics are combined, that a
shook himself and brushed the dust from gond Mack dress, which is always stylish
hie face, is easily obtained, and is a necessity to
C t will cure jou. Medicine and
The waits.
hared. We will endeavor In moat asses sods
it the day it le bruugbt .n, it required.
• Custom Spinning and Reeling, er sNsatag
on the ('ftp. coater or dee. hard .r soft twist.
ae repaired.
Everybody cannot have a nese-lily W e are 1a a penmen 10 do an 11.45 of .44complexion, but everybody can have a ( tom wort, ueally done in a feu art custom
soft, agreeable akin. I mill. aid we will guarantee to do for yon 1.11)
First, women who want to mos skin i ei ' little better than any la ear
,aught not to eat quantities of heavy rich A Dell tsapsctt a*ly solicited.
fond. A diet of fruit, fresh milk,
unbolted Avur bread, grains and vegeta-
E. McCANN
1
Mee will do more fur the complexion I ZestEad Wode& Malls.
than a hundred washes. Avoid lard Goderich. May Mb. tee.
dishes, spices, tea, codes and alc..hol.
Lung drinking i of ten, olio. and y skins
non5 dpatio_ fed give women cloudy skim and l tI-ooiich
red noses.
League, and cheered her wherever rhe
appeared. Lady Churchill may be said
W bays introduced • new engine of nolo
itital warfare into English elections
The people of Birmingham', who take
their politica as seriously s any otherbusiness, at first looked with derision on
Ladiy Churchill's new body, with eta
knights and dames and badge, and held
,laid from it. But they eosin fuood the
league stout serious busiuesa, and thatLady ilaniulpb was the bead of a well-di•cipliaed phalanx of, lady
whose influence was nut to bs despised.
Lady Churchill's method of eing was as follows : She opened a hab-itation in B with a fates of
500 ladles. A number of these were
assigned to the teak of :raking a houae-
to-bouse virtetion. Each ldy was re-
spoosibla for • ceresin section of • cer-
tain ward or a certain street, and each
had a little book to jot down het memur-
anda. Ledy Churohiil herself, without
having any special statics, visited all
the "doubtful canes." Ths outdid
friends whoo at first laughed at Lady
Randolph's leaaje were arms appsalin/
eo her kir help. The ladis of the IMgue
visited some of the poorest hooses in
Birmingham and encountered its rowgh-
est dts•eea. Speaking of her maaoerof argument, Lady Randolph says : "I
tell them what sur side thinks of the
questions of the day - it zeay b. the
church, it may be fair trade or it tray be
the land --and they apeet with me or not
as the cies may bet The factory mas-
ters wm good enough to allow me to
speak to their ,:wbether they
were of our or nu. And I
found by this meats I was able to get
over the ground with grater rapidity."
Lady Randolph is of opioion that "lady
perhaps eviooe mon tad than
a man," and she alto regards the person-
al house-to-house visitation and the
little chat* with the ele_�tots or their
wivesea a means towards a political ed• -
cation. Lady Randolph and her eao-
vawers had to be extremely careful , not
to be entrapped in the meshes of the
talo & (loderieh branch as far north si •Are -aro you hurt badly 1" timidly everywardrobe. A resod serge for Corrupt Practises AM, which is ferciblpStratford, and the (leorgian Bay and anyuiredthejauntlady.winter of some plain salt is very ser- severe on eawvassesu and agents. A
like Erie rood from Port Dover to
Stratf rd Mr Rtephewarun will •sn "Nt at all, MIs--ilis -a " .tam- viceaMe and can be sponged and cleaned story ie told of a sndidate who wa
charnel of the ',radon Hurt n A Bruce mered the yoslh, nicely, Mut flannel has no peer in *beep walking down street derise the late alee-
the Wellingtton, Goy i Brune. and re '•his Kiese i.' ehisred the yematerial ; every bit of ,t ls useful when tions when a beggar seso.ted him fox
A torpid liver caves constt-
ratioon and that ruins the skin. Dys-
pepsia and tight lacing redden the now. ,
Take a bath every day is tepid water
with • moderate use of soap, C -Id wa- i
ter in winter roughens theskir and quakes
it bark like. Wash your face and neck
in hot water at night jest before you
go to bed. live soap at this time, but
rinse it ad thoroughly. The morning,
when you rise, is the best time fon your
bath, bet d�;a't wash your face with soap MARBLE
then.
Women nn keep off pimples and sal-
low spots by the frequent beth and WORKS-
eatiug tasty plate,. simple food. Milk,
fruit and �r•ins are heat. time.
ie .wrinkles JOSEPH VAN STON E,
can be xe t at ba a lung times This s
done by keeping: good-natured and PROPRIETOR.
serene, and by the nee of some softening
halos upon the face every sight. Pure
glyceri.e, thinned with water, is tinsel -
lent. Sob it thoroughly upon the face,
neck and hands just before you go to
bed. It will 4o a great extent smooth
out the grim wrinkles, and even soften
the who's expression of the face. YOU
will be surprised to know how satin -
smooth the skis wall beoorne. Oatmeal
water is .iso an excellent lotion. Soak
a cupful of oatmeal in five cupfuls of
water for twenty-four blurs. Stir it
several times. Strain through a sieve
and add bay rum uU it w of the thick- and HouseTrimmiaes of all kinds is OHIO
nes of cream. Bathe the face and hands BTONF:.
at night with this, letting it dry in. sillI wart da•tewsd and executed in the
Rest tttyle.
HACTate'a YELLOW OIL is positively N. C. RGRWAtiH,
rmranteed to relieve or cure Rheumaticdr.".Masa err (loderic► Rraeel.
Goderieh, /eth, flu*is lee
Pains, Sure Threat, Croup, Deafness.
Colds Cesapw Aoltes, Paine. Brswa,
all la+ttt��enesa and "renes. when used m• pp
ternsily and externally according tollapr's IMMO'
directie,ss.
Importer of and dealer In
arbkcRQ rantt4
MONUMENTS,
HEADSTONES,
ETC.. ET(Window Door 3illa
Fnetbites, hilblaitila, Stiff Cords, sad 1886.
In the history of medicines no prep
ration hos received such univerosl onsmandation, for the alleviation it affords
and tI it elects in kid
ney diseases es Dr Van Buren's Kinney
Core. Its action in these distresingg
complaints ie simply wonderful. Sold
by J. Wilson. 2m
aswass orLEtEl'
tinima I 111imonia.
an4 mels •stats
sed •se Ian lirevrotldALL PAMIL1R* USI 1T.
R'eakD•nk�iio� n„t ParalIsia.
Rbesarat IiM
►.lab Waitaaes.
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tosseest, while they are wholly tree frim
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and desirable is Juvenile memoirs.. /tesems
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