The Huron Signal, 1889-1-4, Page 3THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JAN. 4. 1889.
The OuemNsad the Sew.
,; JOHN TIIE BAPTIST. Twenty dos peau. silo. writes a earn.
- _ pu*)eut of the Brook 11.• Eagle. I rade
Lesson 1, FIRST QUARTER, INTER • hagAtguwu-oses Iu • tb+ tudort.r tnan
t►ee : i took . pNtice of lase•sillea .i d
NATIONAL BERIE8, JAN. 6. shaped it iu the forty of a lanae e.rvel-
- ops. The entire edge nae braided. Anil
lana ..t tie tiro. Harr h 1 -11 -Hater curers were also loudest (o • but de
anent Teem,K-lsaa.te. Teat, tiara {,
also The enure edge saw flouted with
• uauJ ••1 small red .id white Dutton
S - Eimen wellon be Um rev. A a baffle, and, as the brad used wee red.
ftls•s.r• the Allah was vary pretty Doting the
tVbatpnad inn. lama netpir
ylllliday the gown wee folded rad slipped
d II. t! Hcdt.eri s pelaYw�ifr mid' rase, 'bleb rain usually left on
tool,the tuut of the b., tut ming a pretty as -
beginning of the Gospel of Jena c„eu,y to the dreaa/tsg of the mime. But,
Grit. ilio clue of Ood." We .hill .ow he cob my I Iota tut,ameo of itself that sane
pairtiege.l fur 'Ls months to tidy again the"tree would d rt laved today, and was
earthly hie,ar rather the n.e.rtbly U1. c.
Shim earth, of our Lord Jams ('hrat; fur al-
tbough He was a perfect man, yrs 11e wusaa
amsartbly roan, at beim auerog miee aym-
patLitstg with all mem, sad yet ever speak-
ing of and pointing trier to • hour from
wash lie bad torte and L, which Ue was re-
tora/ng. Ur thirty-three or curt years us
Anita as a mats anions men was bet nn event
in o sit.. . bad no befit/min at d shall
have no end, fbr He was res the be^.anlD$ bMtuos. Another one is in red satin,
with t)otl, .1l things were nude by Ulm mad hand -painted 111 pretty design, the edges
tnr iiga, and Result wt.Jae all "ling. rata bombed with red elk oorl and the case
llame.dt. Lkhnua;h tt Iroverei,Thtevro bun• clotted with rd sato, ribbon bows AP
Flamed beet OD the magnificent owe, of
eagle, 'imported Ica the holiday trade.
Hoch • gets mould be &pones/0td by .ay
,sw..d lady, and doubty w because
they am 11011 co41111.00. A charring
specimen is in blue satin, hand-pau.ted
&meal design, aid lined with white silk,
wadded, pin fumed and quilted, the
edges tiuehed with Nue sok curd and
dreg years swop lie was lei oath. yr: 110 is •
real man today, uencbna•1-ell and unu o-ro
aloe, ashd as we teed of leu in tlu Oooepel..
so we :roes to t;1rti .-t 'Lou, savtug. beal.n; .
eya.,a'ILlaing. cartturttt4; calling us to fol-
low ti►m, serve Hint, watt anal look fur li.m
/dale re y:teld our bodge Onto alum that Ile,
by 1: is : teat:, clay live His ids over is7.aiti iu
Obeli of His t• :+►.rata to the 011 Tr tarnse&
Ili 31.16 foretu:J eta not only the trod of the
Minoan wh••.bould brutes the serpent`.. bald,
ha: ...hop ea tho sued '4 Abraiani to • bona .11
nations should be bared, the Son of Wood
wbo .husid sit o:l D*vid'j throe.), the sorTaot
of God. 11S4iwg all He pbasnrs. the tion sat
Han el:teluia, all t1.op;' eel., Ilitoio.f and
/astortog the doneuioa kat I,v Adam, end
the Sou of old, equal witli tical and re .l -
log Clod to neon lu Matthew`* gospel we
learn of Bins as tion of David, flee a Aber.
bats, Kin3 c f tee Jews; whfiw fn tins gospel
by d.0 Him rather as the servant spoken of
to Isa. slit, I, "Seibold tg rsernat:' alto
leo. tails, 6; lit, 11; Salt = eti, M, M.
Zech. Uta b, etc. There *. eP toed la IW
gospel which pec.iharfy nobleell1 Ile
tbe servant. it is need &boat eighty lbw m
the New Testament, and halt that sayer of
times at le foznnd In tow gu.pu tan oreieven
times it is found at the Arlt okapis" and 1.
translated 'immediately,- -straightway,*
•'iorthwlth," "anon," but in the Revised
Version it is always •'sttatghtwa'?." While
each gospel has its drtino ive fattens, we
also Amt more or Ma tie each in them a11, and
thus Ant etre brings Dilor, w Jesus, :tie
Saviour, who parse not cooly Acca the wrath
to eyrie, but alms from oar sins; Christ, the
Neenah, the anointed Sing of Israel. and
the Son of Clod, quad wkb God, ono with the
Father. The begtnbtng of the gospel or glad
tidings in my soul was when I roosted Him
as my own t4vtour, and biassed be Ood while
tberw woo a Is gu$lnj tats .ball he no end.
:. "As it is erratum an sue Prophe s" The
whole history at His humiliation, sufferings,
dash, resurrection aid future glory is all
errttren f. the Prophets, for they all maker of
Him, eke limy Spirit ,psagnng through
them '
"Behold 1 send my memenger before Thy
face who shall prepareThy way " This 1s a
quotation from Malachi iii, 1, and teftww to
John the Batt int meth* herald of Jeno t .''hrost
Oberree carefully (iabrbl's announcement
concerning him in Lake i, 13-1: , and Lis
father's utterance by the Holy »punt ' I.rk.
i, Ai -M.
& ••Thr voice of cam eryta3 In the wilder-
ness." Tbis is a goowttuo from Leith zl, 3,
mid carries ns beyond the first coming of
Christ, when He time to suffer. to His mooed
ottm.ug, when Hu shall comfort Jerusalem,
,&molting her Iniquity atxl came all 6enh to
gee the glory of the lewd; when He shall ap-
pear in lits glory taboo', op Zees (Pa cn, 1111;
when He shall appear tae aenund time with-
out sin onto salvation i }lob. Ix, :iii ; the *Alva -
tion Wady to be revoelei at the revels:me of
Jaen.. C'brt't. (1 Pet i, :., . , 13 ,
4. •'Tbe ir•ntteen of rtp.e0taucs for, or ar.:0.
the remise. Asa a amt- Kat•k wee toe preach-
ing of John. and such was the cwmlm►oa
to and the im acting of the apostles dude,
xxiv. 4:: Ae:-s nes, it,; v, 11•. with din dif-
ference, tint Joan pointed to • besmear
about to ,come, while toe spinier pointed to
k Saviour who had coins. kWh red. woe cruet -
fel. rano, nac.-sdcd, and won:d c me nimbi
to resrure ail Vince 1 o f whim QS• pro- J.1.
had smites l.tcts (1i, h:-tII-.
Ills ff.'et rtantt d to resent hmp_linesa
nm 1 f'.tur., gi..ry U the fie . yr e.. tai our
alas, c.r,d :bat vizi Cer14411 bgvo wit.moa: re -
,canoe -fust is, • ttoo turoing (ions sit) to
tial, t:. Ci our atec:usa bas it, ••a c.canze
of mind tow .tip IMI, the effect of the em-
elt-atm of Oa wroC:b: by the Holy (i1 isL'
A "There went out auto bin all Judea."
Greet mc::trtud.r canto to him eneremfng
thew sins rad deei in; barstUrn, fiat tw'stl-
E:ate of t;:rir sincerity Wel trt.e nprutanc.
we nay rather L -'m his pr0ocbiag (Luke fir,
i-nti. Nu un:rand term or mere any so is
worth anything wbotuv.r in the matter of
repentance. or faith, or mercies, nothing but
re.tlpotr•t heart work 1s of any avail. and
Johns gave them to understand that unless
theta, lives proved tapir sincerity they wash'
Mailbag! tone to the unga.aehable Ara
i"Clothed with camel. heir." John wee
no fashionable preacher, shier es to person
era style; food and named wee* maths of
smell Importance to him, and as to bis
pe neWng he aright not to pima tura, bel
trod. (ieabriel had said that he would comp
a toe apiris and power of Elijah (Lap 1.11),
dead although b(p was not Eltash (Joie i, fu,
big was y like him.
i . "()tie mightier tags L" Aa( John did
bot enns der ilio self worthy to be privileged
to unloose HM shoes. (Martel himself would
covet such an honor. end what angel In
Heaves would not rejoice to (k/ Him the
lowliest servicel Bras the I M so mighty to
antes of to that John's “mightier than 1,"
whom he eo deIghted to honor. tads o hot
poor witnesses. He is "Tbe Mighty lied, the
kv.rlamttng Father, the Prince of Yea..;"
and N we only twin►ed what we profess to
believe, that we an inlet hats with 111m
who is Heir Of all things, and are Neu en -
shad through HM mafMtnga, our devotiat to
His would be mica that a thnngbt of self
woad oath* tolerated We woakl my with
Pant, ' • Yoe me to live le Christ and to die le
Pts; let Rho he g10't$e either by my 111
or death" (t'111. 5, 111. Mt
s. "Ho sash baptise yon with the Holy
Ghost • lintels we have tib bvtima we a
never amount to anything to samba
��tt "Imes wee bsptind 0Jobs 1. Jordan.'
)list► thle,e
Ude tweet ht
hitt• Jcia 1Mul Issas had as
Ma to contain �tsSmAri we
Ile said to J "mer M 50 .D sow, Nr
this R tis Within all Hawser.
fe"
ta•The Hsay.a ops.sd, and the=
Lis a dove, daeeseding upon Neat" Oi }tb
eons different occasions do es red In Bertp-
Wm of Heaven ��k1�g °pardtin
, and trite e
115.10 stew • Jen e11het bt ►tasslitNlor ar
Wise tis t eeme tie waste of me
en earth, es It wa1 �Is the erase el all ate le
thin veshove Mere on sortie
IL " Votes. fvoi Heaves. Tars* thole
Meist itsIlltiIIll. M MIB this stoke
.gswwt%,e 0110 lin Arent
riqusta caw that would tern. • lovely
gift to • bides in white sats. with •
lore roes painted on the top, lined
with quilted a.tiu, perfumed, white silk
curd edges and chinos with .i1k curd
hoops and buttons. Another style in
white satin It.. one side catered with
geld soli tba opposite sibs •ith • triune
of tip. gold net in brocaded effects, the
centre l.1 sato ,n hue band paiuung, par•
famed, the ecte;ea bombed with small
acid cord and is very beautiful It is
rather smaller than the tint described,
bet lama. eaogih fax a time meets. sod
ovoid be lovely for the berme fur laces
or flee handkerchiefs
a T.l.aher hesreveey.
i P Ta.uer, of 'Noisome, Ont, says
be has not only toad b 0.B. • tun
euro for Dyspepsia, but he also frond 1t
to be t11e best medicine for regulating
and iheettestlno the ejstew that he bas
ever taken. 11.15.11. is the great sys-
tem oreestatue - 2
Wit ails/.
Every oma We hes treed fe sows boa
& is h tie sea di-ilitiR word. of
&motor% for the bereaved and desolate,
wstbcot ben formal and offensive, as
veil as It may be hypocritical and fau-
tlatic. There Is often mon sympathy
is silence than in speech, while the new
words, and btly spoken, are as auotbsug
sad satisfactory as the cummoo saw.,
heekrseyd quutauous, and dull, dreary
mwalu.og are tottering and Intolerable.
The meagre chaff, welt meant for grails,
is r.mettotes absolutely terribi.. Awk-
ward bluuderera, though well o:eauwg,
often tear open nearly clued wounds
sad lay than clumsy hands upon the
generous heart i. • n.y teat cannot be
dcaenbed, The foiluwwg remark by a
well known writer hos the u,ark very
entirely :--
Do sot think me flippsat if I venture
to say last in a Dote of sympathy one
should not be too plow. By this I
mean that then s a dialect of grief --a
repertoire of Scripture phis'.*. rad bots
of hymn. --which comes reedi'y to the
pea, yet which often mute.). no mom
fort, became it sounds stereotyped, and
°ernes D0 raeesage from the heart It
is like is aloe% to thane packaged
pbraise which fall front some people in
their public prayers, until we retch in
apprehension fur the exact moment whets
they are to be uttered. Whatever .lie
may be excused in the fellowship of
suffering, imuncerity has no put nor lot
there.
Any thing at such tim.s rather than
ioanoenty and prides oft -repeated com-
mon plate.
r
Pewees et *1.d.
Preesoce of naiad is good in ase of
eactdents and emergencies, and when
coupled with Hsgyrd a Yellow mil will
°flee• save life. Yellow OiI curse all
painful injuries, burns, scalls, bruiser,
frost bites, rheumatic and neuralgic pains
pains sad is in fact a handy reliable sur
goad sad. 2
THE POET'S CORNER.
w.s.tltre e.d Cera.
Seed-bye,oki uuw, yeti ve got to g,.
04 course 'Us herd to ten you sot
rot your foref•Ihere •.d IS own
Y., cars this old fano have known.
You're lank sail dobby ..te be 101.4.
You're 01 for ...s.be-r silk Isar beet.
Yon yle.d but little at your ben
and thee godry its souls* t.. rest.
Yo.r horse aro load- /OW -bonne thalamus.
Too little meat for suua . frame,
With stomach large Aad u Were s.nsll,
The different parts dont snatch et all.
1 looked yen with end regret.
AAA atovaed to think we ever sae..
For every wrinkle In yosr Mara
Proclaims of wetted hay and cora.
Me neighbor farmers live with ease,
W ►L's I wear patches tai my knees.
The Irliantia, .tmpM, plus ail tress.
They've kept gaud stock while 1 kept yeti.
much common scrubs: no more ru feed.
Hetwetwtb 111 try to better breed,
1 plated! ten my emir sow
You've got to go; good-bye, old sow.
Mark Lane haprses,
ahead et all..
I hew used il•gy.rd'. Pectoral' Hal•
sows in my (uutly (.r years an.1 have
luund it ahead of any preparation of the B•,ummult'd' new dramatic s b«►1
ind
rac
kali cuing colds, eta fit. Dale- teaches the pupils how t.. walk. If it
eal,y e-wwend it fur abliaeeoAlai t ,
Moffett, 34illor►ok, Ou . 2 cau teach them how to walk from Osh-
kosh to New York without getting either
I tired or hungry, it will not here beet.
RELIGIOUS NOTES. opened in tele.
latereNlag Paragraph. telatlag to theta. A severe a/taeb.
tram 111 *irks )Lias Bels Elliot, of YontJpotd, Ont.,
Rev A. C. Crews, pastor of atteeth wants -"My brother and I were both
street Meth•.diet church, Hamilton, has takes ill with a (severe attack -4 d.ae-
sooepted the tall linen the 'Lieu church, sAts+, baring tried other remedies, we
Wiwiipeg, which is the second Melba- `imed Ili Filler's Ettreet of Wild Straw -
den church in the city. The stipend to 1 homy, which gave immediate relief." 2
$1.500• year said a free p•rwroaee. [If ( "They have a larger (sale in my din
Mar Crewe* i• Dot • intim of G..derica, trite,- says • well knowc druggist, "than
he at least resided there fur is time I any other pili on the market, and give
several years ago ] i the beet satisfaction for sick headache,
Mics Forster, has resigned bey p►.i- biloiouunees, indigestion, etc , and when
Dna as teacher its Georgetown public combated with Johnston's Toole Bitten,
.ebuol and stared feet Iodm w become ' J"b'tat..0 s Tonic Ltver Pills will ten-
th. site of liar W P, Igen. of the 11e'rm .hat nu other medicine has done
Bengal Conterence, a former Stratft rd be "re (or sullen" humanity.' Pills
hue erne warned tis Lisa. sat B FtiNrt. 25 cents per bottle. Buten 50 cents
3
ODDS ANO ENDS. , &n KRICR MOILER T01111
arrow to ail Siesta elf Isitm.sat /. avers
Chrystal & Blade
1
ISb. -1 must sh or you ay new cloak
before poi go. H• 'hustle ioudyl-Souse
1 of ay friends tell not 1 aha homey
• etluah to *Pip • ojoek. She -- Oh, 'het
wuu't matter ! It easi be started anus.
( 0. elle Te.. et tsl.rve.Ma.
"For three months 1 .mak) not eat •
full meal or do a days wort. 1 bought
• bottle of Burdock Hit .d Hitters, beige°
, using it, and in three days my appetite
returnee, in • weak 1 felt like • new
man. It was wonderful what that nits
bottle did fur me,' writes Arthur All -
chin. of Ilaaavills Muskoka, wk•i sof-
! fined trots Dyspepsia 2
'•I can't imagine how you can dislike
work ; a, ire It a reel enjoyment r' said
1 the father to hie I.sy sun. •'Yes, pa,'
was the gus te-sa response, ' but 1 dou't
want to gibe myself whvl.y up to
planers.
(
i
National Pills are a mild purgative,
acting .w the Stoonec , Liver and Boa-
' ala, removing all ut.tructona lm
in Mwaid and $1 per bottle. Sold by Goode,
Druggist, Album block, Coast -Leh, sole
IMO [e]
Thera ia. proposal on toot to erect a
Methethat Gospel taber.ac.e io Turouto
similar to the Guy Pearce tabernacle in
Loodon. The buildin4 is intended
priucipelly for missionary work, Matt if
guns on with will probably be erected
to seat 3,000 people clue of the princi-
pal movers m the scheme is Rev J. M.
Wilkinson, of Agues street church, who !dog is rename attar here. '
wiIl
ruttishly bring it forward et the -
aeeit ministers' meetthg is the Metro- I New Sour award.
pubtau church. Don't 'snow a colts in the heats to .low-
Gea.rie Chauncey, of Boston, began 1 IT and aunty run into Catarrh, when
his career as au urthudoz Christian mon- Jou can be cured tsar 25c. by using Dr.
Teter. Thou hs became 1n tarn a tatter- Chase's Catarrh Cure. A few apphca-
lions cure incipient catarrh ; 1 to 2 boles
cures ordinary catarrh ; 2 to 5 be:xes is
guaranteed to cure chronic catarrh. Try
it. Only 2:,a and sure cure. Sold by
an infidel lecturer. He has now hued . 811 drtrpggete ly
the reimpose c,tapasa by ague becoming
all orthodox suntster, and announced' hs A pretty little gel was watching Her
intention of confessing the truth on the mother arrange her toilet prepantuty to
same undone in B-'ston from which • shopping tour. •'Mamtna, when I def
he so long taught error. big Ink. 'ou, will I wear a bustle and pot
A methodist church in New -Haven is pr ',der on my fan y. "Yea my der."
hartopg a goud deal t.f trouble with • ten Dcaeious ! won't 1 be tell
enthusiastic member. For tears he has
been to the habit of getting up in the sl.w • mode comsat fre1.L
service and yelling like a salvation Army A slim young man in the height of
shouter, only louder Every effort has fasher^ was violeutlp meeting in a street
been made to induce him to stop, bot
in vain, as he says that be is the 'pees)
lipoid le of the Alunehty. Bct as hu out-
breaks have seriously dimiahed the at -
A Boston boy was telling his father
one day .•f • school -mate's attempt t.
sing. "And time !" said the ten -year-
old. in darp do.gnst ; "why, ne didn't
keep any better time (heti • cow when •
Weekdays Mama. sad refits.
Clever housekeepers accustomed to
*oohing, often speak strongly in favor of
flannels and prints being washed at the
eoomeocemeet of the washing day's pro-
euediogs ; and they find the plan cos -
rennin, biases' they say that colored
things can be washed in the same water
as flannels, and the water used for
rinsing 6aoois will serve so "tinting '
the beet whites. All this is true, and
Tat when w0 come to practice we And it
is best to let the state of the weather de-
termine for as when flannels are to tae
wanted. We have to remember that
aeon!) linea and calico may lie for a
while after bang washed without injury,
70 flannel sad °stored goods meat be
quietly dried or they will spoil. To dry
&noels slowly massa them to shrink ;
to dry colored prints, chintzes, eta,
slowly, is apt to make the colon run.
Flannels and colored things, there/ors,
.hold not be touched until there is a
preseect that they ma be dried off and
be done with, and thin is why we abortd
easeider the weather in deciding whet
they shall be washed. Flannels should
he pet into a good, warm lather -that
is, into atopy water, only a hale warm,
bot oe so amount into cold water. As
swab se possible, rubbing ehoeld Ise
avoided with them, bemuse to rib Sac -
eel makes it thick. Wringing also is
harmful to them, and it is batter to
ageeeea and press the water Det of them
thea to wring them. Soda also should
Dever be seed for flannels, and tf they
are 10 be kept in good 'condition they
ioeld act be ironed. Colored ,,Dads,
tno, should not be pat into very Lot
Mari Der ironed with a hot iron. After
wane they ehoeld be rHoaad le Grad
water, is shish a little slam has bees
diseeleed. They iueld aol ae dried te
the ems. Neither Sammie Dor colored
pods oust b• boiled. Nosy Leedr se.
es pet IN4.1S1 heedful' of ee.mne salt
allso the water le white adored things
ate nosed. This helps to make them
leek lose sad bright, het it also tends
to make them tare kmp speedily.
Vieteris Qirbelie Salve M a great aid
Ie Weasel laedbfta ie the treetast of
wageless gess, alone sad abeam*, at
Ftp Ittilt. to
•
...
un, an Agnostic, • tpantusli.t, • Tomo
sophist , a It..ucrocian, • Hermetic
Philosopher, and • believer in esoteric
Culture. He also became prominent as
ar, when a companion remarked, "Air,
Chawles, desh buy. how d'ye stab that
dweadful cold." ••Aw, deah fellate, left
my sane an the lower lull tt.ther day,
tendance of the church, the pastor has and in sucking the ivory handle, an
at last decided that either he or the dweadful cold, it chilled me almost to
church must shut up. death." If Charles had used Dr. Har -
Emma Abbott sang "Nearer, My rey's Red Pine Gum bis cold would nes
God to Thee- in Trinity Ceurcb, San trouble him very much. For sale at J
F rntraado, oa Suaday recenoy, and N ilpou's pre•crwtwu drug stun. tf
electrified the oongregation. The Er-
ato.'wr'm musical editor de.cnbes it in Minister -Yat don't look at all well
this way: "Suddenly, like the notes of this morning, Uncle Rutu•. Uncle
• startled bird, rang Mie !lobott•s sweet Heins -No salt, I'.. fwlo de want ob
voice upon Um fashionable stillema sleep. Wes Ryles ter hab cbickeu to -
People Docked their ears and sat motion- a•y ter dinner. It w5. nigh :,n to two
less as the me:ody rolled along among o'clock dat dem chickens eras delibered.
the golden etas in the ceiling. It w5. .
'Nearer. M God, to Thee,' bat it w5.
out the well-known melody of the o.d
log cabin church among the fragrant
pines. Then wes mon operatic bun and
ribbon to the air It a:premed tender,
trustful feeling in the piano passages,
while is the oresesados mrd fortissimos
the sentiment was of joy mingled with
the paesionete Dries of love triumphant.
A meal solo with so much feeling in it
is wry rarely heard is cherishes from the
regular choir, and a glow of delighted
surprise overspread the faces of the is
teems The hyme 11.1.hecl with a joyous
bunt, ands murmur arose from the oua-
gregalion.''
A Cane gar *e.faes•.
Them have been many remarkable
cores for deafness made by the use of
Heigysrd's Yellow 011, the greet hoes. -
hold remedy for pain, isdammatiOO and
sonnies. Yellow Oil sures Rheumatism,
Fiore Thrust and Creep, and is useful in-
ternally and 'eternally for all pains and
injetlea. 2
nog • Mak A eat
Yr Goode, dragging, is not a book
agent. but has the agency in Goderioh
for John•teu's Tonic Bitters, which he
can heartily raeommeed for say coat -
Ostia to which a tonic rsedioine to ap•
pliable. This valuable medicine has
Leen with yeast Istonthingl good re-
sults in uses of general debility, wetk-
nese, irregularities peculiar to feaelea,
extreme paleness, impoverishment of tits
blood, atotsatseb and hese troubles, lass
at appetite, sad for that general eorn
out hulk* that nearly every one is
troobled with at someof theDon't &inlet the name Jo�hsstes'a Toole
Hatters 60e. and $1 per bottle et Goode's
drug stove. Albite% block, °.darn►, sole
Moot. a
Th.... who speedo most of his days
in giving advice to his Meade bee Ira
.Aad at all to lits awake eights wieder*
why lie le't pewter.
Tn IDt4 .sate beth the beady sad the
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"Reform," says • writer, "should al -
way go forever:." A wise observation.
Tbe retorts that sought to do sway with
the beetle soot behind, gra it hailed.
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beyond the reach et many.
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