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John Acheson.
STAPLE and FBIQI D GOODS.
BURN TIN YOUR MEMORY
OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT !
OUR PRICES ARE CLOSE!
OUR TERMS ARE 5 PER
CENT. FOR CASH !
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JOHN ACHESON.
ARISE AND SHINE!
(.oderich. April IStb. 10.90.
To Tye Paiute This is to certify the' I have used tide Furniture Polishrepared by N'
e. Goode. for several years. and and it superior to an. other 1 have rt err tried. Aeyon a rat
use it end if the simple drrectlooa are followed ie will euccerd In restoring furniture. piano
. aaes.etc., to their original polish every time. Kverywe should um. ft during houseetre nine
JNO. BltOPHY. Furniture Dealer.
LARGE BOTTLE FOR 25cts.
THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, MAY 23. 1890.
NOVA SCOTIA ELECTIONS.
THE GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED SY A
ROUND MAJORITY.
A pew than taN.ad b tie Onnealitien
keen Their Lader Deassee d by the
f■t... - - the Latest a.-
tavws.
HALIFAX, MA, ■1. The prownisin dee
tin took plane bin, wed desalted le the
Government beinlg sttrlsreL The Gowns-
man have I■ soar nen ass the Opposition
11 with invert te hear tram.
la Owe Mateo Kerbersen Dion McDas.M,
the ttekeers' oatdiikrr, debated Dr. McKay,
Wady of the Opposition sad Colin Chisholm
by 100 majority.
dttorearGe sl L..ib *ad Mr. Cute,
the Government asadidsMq are .lasted ke
Annapolis by 100 majority.
Mr. Wooka, who ran m on f
Gov.rntneal medians, heeded W MAW.
James A. Framer, "the Fater of Repeal,"
it at the (pot of the pea
1. Halifax, Premier Fielding, Power sad
Roche, the t oasdldstes, he .leaf-
ed by from 000 to 1 asajerity.
Tose Oppamitlea pins Me oto but len
*tar leader.
The latest Metamer.
HALIPAI, May Id—The pruvtocial elec-
tions
leotions resulted in the Government being our
faired by • lrg.taajrity. They will have
about the erne ..saber of supporters in the
Dye Stuffs, Horse ie. Cattle IVlcdicin of
FINE PRESCRIPTI9N WOPK.
W. C. GOODE, ALBION BLOCK--
CTFIEMIBT. STC.
THE DOMINION IN BRIEF.
The Bt. (soft tunnel Is about two thirds
rospiMed,
Kra McLaren, London township, celebrat-
ed her 100 birthday Let week.
Toronto College of Music has L. affili-
ated with the Toronto University.
Reports trots cattle range. ern Southern
Alberta are to the effect that .tock are doing
well.
A man at Griewold. Man., has been mak-
ing himself obnoxious by .hooting young
1* e are now co of the Longue Pointe
is lodged in the Montreal Exhibition
beaching.
John H. McKay, Collector of Customs at
Pietas, N. S., did at Baddeck, C. 8.. rather
unexpectedly.
E. F. Clarke, Mayor of Toronto. and H. E.
Clarke .have been nominated to the Meredith
interest for Toronto.
Mrs. Nichola, of Peterboro', who devote
• portion of br great wealth to public be-
nefactioss in that towu, is dead i
Having 11100,000 in hand for a new library
Tomato Univerity Senate has decided to
re plans for new library buildings.
schooner J. Brerk capered and
k near Kingston on Saturday. anti His
thought the eight persons on boars' were
druwne .
Samuel Grigg, late of the Grigg Hoses,
1 nndon, has been appointed manager of the
Northfield, Mass. summer resort Owned by
Evangelist Moody.
Moak/ Morrison, the Magantic outlaw,
is sow oa his twentieth day of fasting. Ali
efforts to get him to partake of toad have
proved unavailing.
At Markham village on Saturday the
water works by-law for $10,0(k) and the elec-
tric
lsetric light by -lay for P2,000 were carried by
snejoritan d six and seven
The only two 8racl..s hotel, in Frederie-
ten, N. B. are elated by the ' . t
r.f the skeet Act. One proprietor is in gaol,
and the other gone to the United Staten
Sir George Stephen's and Mr. Van- Horne's
special can left Montreal Friday for Van-
raaever w meet the Duke and inches of ('on -
n aught, sub., are expected about the 2...n' d
icon.
John Hogan, of Wnodslee, the young man
wbo had his foot coshed while climbing out
of as M. C. H. stork car at Fame ('entre
Wednesday night, diel from the effects of his
injuries.
Jams'• F D Black. of the City Trete-
Montreal died suddenly on Friday. Mr,
been i rweurer for • number of
yeare and was • geutleman highly respected
in the city.
Tkeappliaitlon for the Attrney-'lenerel'e
order to stay proceedings in Morin the
Mostuagny murderer's card, has been grant-
ed. The execution is adjourned until the
sixth of June.
A este containing over a Glorwnd dollars
was taken out of the Mounted Police err
reeks at Fort McLee d sal was found, minus
Its emitted*. the next morning about • quar-
ter of • mile away.
it 0 stated that the Ontario Government
ham intitstMed Ise intention next weenies to
vet. an 1 for the establishment
in Itingeto n of • Mehoel of Science and Metal-
lurgy for Eastern I Ontario.
A young man named John Hogan, of
Wood•lme. who was staling a ride ne a M. i
(' R freight trate solar nat. jumped frown
the train at R.•.. Deets and had his foot f
run over. " •mputatk,n.
Allot 00 FtangbCbtiedien miners •t the ,
Jefferson tree Masa Antwerp, N. Y.. have
streak for an doe see from In* to 111.10 per
day. Tule cnmpeay will sot commis The
ether miners are working as venal. I
The Grand Trunk and Canadian Peel&
ways anemia, . that in of
which have tem par•tlsd upon theme
a shippers, all grain in furore must
through flet. eneiprniew' elevates.
The Winnipeg Prim Prism says that swell
t have beret matte between tar
Dominion (tnwrnmet and the Harken Hay
Railway as with essb0 the enemasy M at
mese eommenee the wret of
The striking moven at Remittent het •
ennfrwgrecr with the theoriser. of the Oarartn
(;rune 1000 •owl tie taster nfavedd the strik-
oes • c -enrro runes of A per met r einoUn s on
the old wide of prima This the weavers re -
Vlore llmttb. of Landon. 0.t . whn veer.
0 wife en February 1G lost, hes hese
waft ,449 M ___ (m
Jane It. ormolu over ND years of age. A
to mercy was unheeded by
Judge Sinn
A repot aeetteatrone the Rt. V inoses ala
Paul P i't fMet Donald Morrison, the
Lake M -pact-: maederer, is starving him-
self to death. Fox fifteen days he has not
tasted food of any kind. and for the lad few
lay. he has even refused to drink water,
Alfred Pierson, formerly an auctioneer at
St Thomas, and whose father resides at
$imeoe, was arrested at Brantford on the
eberge of obtaining a 021 overcoat front S.
Frain by false preteooea He was taken to
St. Thomas for trial. There is also a charge
of forgery against him.
The Manitoba Department oil Education
Wednesday appointed four members of the
new Advisory Board as provided by the De-
partmaet of Education. The appointees are
Rev. Dr. Bryce, Manitoba College. Winni-
peg: Mr. D. J. (noggin, Principal of the
Normal School. Winnipeg, acrd A. McLeod,
barrister, Winnipeg.
"Accounts for sale." This is the heading
of • glaring yellow poster named under the
tamed the Canada Collecting Company, at
Kington The bills are posted in ,
places and are printed in large type. The
names of people. with their . - at-
tached, steno out in bold relief. Full Infor-
mation is furnished as to the nature and
amount of the bills owed by the people whore
names are chronicled
Mrs Harriet Mortimer Palmer, aged ?5
years, rec.utly rommitted suicide in the
Menlo hotel, Los Angeka. ('a1 . by shooting
herself in the heart. Mix Palmer left in her
room • t the hotel the following note. "I ani
thoroughly tired of life, and so end it by my
own hand Phew .end notion of my death
to my aunt in Canada. This is the addre•e-_
Mrs. Henry Barton, 042 Queen's avenue,
London Fast. Ontario, Canada." Mr. Barton
Mates that demands husband was a reveler
for • jewelry Muse who went to Australia,
. od thence to California, making their home
in Los Angeles, at the hotel referred to where
Mr. Palmer dioot and where his bereaved
wife endued her existence.
The condemned murderer Dubois ie cn0-
1nw1 in a large ward in the Quebec jail
with another ••ruminal, • cokwed man from
Montreal u'. .. .utem0 to have his fel-
low , r.: a sketch of his life at kens
dictation. He ha. shown sign of a most pee -
Monate temper. Only lad Sunday he was
being lei to the prison chapel by one of the
guards. who lightly held him by the arm on
the way The prisoner became very iniig
pant at tine p•eeaution and worked blinself
into a violent temper. so much eo that it caw • 1
him to vomit on the door. He says be wsii
not go tochurcb .gam, at ill events with the
same• guard. As each day pram hy he
counts it as bridging him nearer his doors,
which be is appareutly prrp.red to meet
THE EDITOR'S TABLE.
• Weed sr ewe Acta Hew taftiessua.
RIMS Mawr Cease te Beed.
THR r'narol'oLITA:r rots ./ sr.
The frontispiece of the Iato.t num
• t.anrc.pnlifon is a portrait 1111 4
at Halstead. who is the conductor Lit
of the heat departments of the mover
- the "Renew of CutTesl $vent.."
number is replete with beauttfut enol
Inge. Following w the hat ..f /meter..
—"Farm Life and Irrigating in Persia
IIIG. W. Benjamin ; "K•dt Coil
Clelembeeks, and Tempin," by Alt.
roman; "Reporters. ' by (leorre M.
soy: "Th. Coaching Era," by Hobert (
'rayl- r; "A Study of Half breed R.e.
in the West ind,...' hy Lafradtn Heel.
'Tho Romance of Versailles, by Ed.ad
Kine; "Side alarmist at Amcrrc.
Beauty," by Eleanor Waddle; "S..w.
Corinne Prophe.etem." by W S. Wahl
"A Dark Page of Rneaien Hester'," 1.
Agnes Repplier; "Fragments of tt
Stars" (meteorites,) by John Hoard, j•
"Rerentrieities of Fashtom,' by J. H
Brdgas; "leading Writers of Moder.
Roma by Rolls Ogden, "A (;Meet •
His Fireside. ' by Louise C Moult,'"
poems by Edgar Festoon. Loraine Doe
fey, R E. Berton, Mood. A Andrew
and inign Doses. The third inM.lrn.e•
of VIM Ridged's "Flying Trip Arden.
the World" dole with Japan and
people Iisteed Kretett Hale in his d.
earliness* diggegsm this month "Kamm
teen esti i - .. o' %he 11,1 m.1s.l d
taw Publish*. QM Publisher%, Ne.
York.
HON WILLIS . . r, sere irrsr.ee..••u
Premier of Noes /Maio.
Sr. Fielding is comparatively a young nun but
S ae able debater sed popular He has leen the
Government successively since IoM. Mr Fielding
was born to Halif•z i 101x, lens parents being
emigres of the province. He entered the once of
Tb. Halifax Caresicle when 16. and in . few
years became edhor-in<h0M. L INRs he w
elected to the Provincial Am.mbly and became
lewder of the Government two yew afterwards.
e. Fleeting's administrations hes been able and
s•.,aomioal. is the last Assembly Mr. Fieidi•w
W 110 supporters in • H....e of a•
new House as to the last The latest returns
beholds the Mediae of the following:
Halifax—Fielding, Power, Roche tLib. e.
Lunenburg—Cburcb, Sperry 'Lib.).
Queen's—liem.on, Hunt (Lib.).
Rltrlburoe—Johnsen, MacCoy (Lib.).
Yarmouth—Law, Clayton (Lib.).
Digby—Tupper, Comeau (ib.).
Kings—N•elto. (Lite, Webster (Coal.
Dante—Haley tl.ip.1, Rrnith
Cumberland—Forest, Oxley (Co*.(.
Colchester—Lawrence, Clarke I Lib.).
Pictou—]LeGregor ()Lib.). Grant, Cameron
ICum.1.
Autigonish—Mct.illivray, Mammas (Lib.).
Iticchmond—L.ebanc, Matheson tl.ib...
Caps Breton — McPherson, Maedosaid
(Lib.).
Inverness—McNeill, MvKlnnon ILib.).
Victoria --Framer (Lib. I, Bethune Co..I)
Uuysboro- k'aineron, Morrow (Cos.).
There are 38 seats in the Howse.
A FARMERS' CANDIDATE.
D.werio Agriculturists Put K. McGhee In
the Yield.
SHxt.mn a'x, May 21.--A very large and
enthusiastic meeting of the farmers of Duf-
ferns was held hen to -day for the pnurpgoee of
selecting a practical farmer to contest the
riding in the interete of 1 e,'s Ir.t. at the
approaching Ontario ei sabres it was
unanimously resolved that Mr- R McGhee,
ex -00. L. A.. of Horning's Mills be the candi-
date in that interest.
A Break in the Champlain ('weal.
THA /Y. May 21.—Nearly 1, renal boats,
the majority of which are keeled with ice,
ate, detained by the break in the Champlain
('anal near Mechanicsville. Northward
bound boats form emcee a eentinuoas line
from West Troy to Mechaniesville. Two
hundred boats are delayed. The break will
be repaired by Saturday. The preernt is the
third break at Mechanicsville since naviga-
tion opened.
510,000 FOR SLANDER.
7hey, Were •Lover.: Bat They Quarreled
wad Ind Met Make Fp.
Sr. Thomas. May 21. —The Jonr•naI says:
".1 B. Davidson to -day, acting for Mr. Angus
McNeill of Glenc oe,entered an action on behalf
of Miss t.issie 'bible of Newbury against Mr.
George H. Randall,. an Aldb,r ugh farmer,
claiming Clyne) damag.a for slander. The
couple had been lovers end engaged Whether
their love wens true love or not. at all events
the enures of it till nod nun smooth, and they
quarreled, and hada beau' totally
estranged. The plaintiff nnw claims $10,0800
damage's for slander, alleging that her former
lover has circulated .•amLlous and untrue
fiord-% about her and about liberties he
alleges she allowed him to take while they
were engaged. The caw will he tried at the
June sssiona"
EVROUD ARRESTED.
The t'arle murderer 1w Jell at Havana
He Attempt. WJMde.
HAVANA. May .11 - 8yratel was arr..drrl
Mrs to -day. When he was jailed he attempt-
ed to commit suicide hF cutting the vers. in
his leg and arm with a Mooed glad He keit
much blood, but will recover.
A wronged Hewhaases a.verag..
JraaVP. Ga. May ill—A tragedy rnrurrwd
Mee. at minified, resulting in the death of
Mrs H 1' Littlefield and County fearveyow
Mut all at the bands of the woman's husband.
Mefalt cants to Jessup from Hrun.wk•k
abet 10 p m and stopped at the i JtUMlsM
Boh.. He retired to hie mean an hour later,
but name cot, went down stain in hr night
clothes and asked for Littlefield, whom he
wink' now and He Owes went to Mrs IJttie
g eld. door and knnrked. She admit0o..l him
Iistledakd was In tM front porch watchdog
the pair and rmhed through this window 0Nn
the roma and shot he wif. just over dhe .y.,
hilliest her lneaawtly He tine diet 11001111
four time. 00.0.1 died at II 10 au
ONTARIO CROPS.
TOSOUTo, May lE A 8.11.1.. framed Baths`
day tree the Duress et letatiettn confuter
the .seal Inieredisg fasts with respect te
tb amps, program dewing work, live sfsoka
Mc. The i.termatloa le gathered by trot or -
swim dated May 1. Fall wheat.
it would appear, punter • very uneven eon -
&10u thnoughurlt the provisos. Owing to
the alternate thawleg and treeing of the
aaLd winter, following late ending, the crop
suffered mune or ism from winter -killing in
the west The dry northerly winds and raise,
in February and ouutiouuyp late
in the spring, greatly retarded the growth in
other portions of the province, where the crop
Is said to have wintered better than was ez-
In 0Tasez, lso►bton, Kent awl
which seed the worst report*, oon-
Adarwble portions of the wheat land will be
plowed up and coded over. Little or .o
damage is reported front worms or merle
Recent rakes have Improved the outlook. and
with a favorable imam there is names to
anticipate a fair, although not a large, har-
vest
The condition of the winter rye crop is
generally satisfactory, the wiut t -killing out
baviag been sufficiently extensive to impair
the prospects of an average crop. The acre-
age L greatly decreasing.
The codition of clover 0 sot satisfactory,
especially in the comities,
much damage having been caned ley tee a1
tsrnate freezing aad thawing. Ou high and
sandy soils the prospects are utter. awl a
good crop is promised under favor able ..ou-
ditions
The reports concerning orchards a -r• oo t:h
whole favorable. The damage to tie leech
trees was .b>;ht, apples promise well, end
grape and small fruits generally an con -
.i kred as promising. Plums awl cberr..s serer
suffering from black knot.
Seeding is far advanced in the " .'..r.
portion of the province, owing la tr.e favus
able wean, but wet hue' in s- Yee of !be
eastern counties hap delayed plowing ..per -
shone. (late and peas continue in fat.,. end
there will be • considerably enlarged arca of
spring wheat sown. includin;; goo... Barley
is 0.1 be grown 10 a rmaller citrus, pro(.at.ly
one-half to two-thirds that of last voar.
low pree., of late and a fear that the l:. S.
tariff will discriminate age.n*t 1 aua.lian
barley suppir the reasons.
There is a slow movement in the er,e000a
of silos. add the cm.ilage is yet in the first ex-
perimental stage In 1 /Mario.
'11e *inter was favorable tot he apiary aorl
the louses will not average over eight per
cent.. reeultiug chiefly from storks wi•.itered
inside ducting the quarters too wane. Two
cases of swarming in April are recorded --an
unusual occurrence.
Owing to the plentifulness of fodder and
the matinees of tete winter, the prexrut con-
tbtion of live stock f. with few exceptions all
that could be desired. Cattle are 'Jew -rally
thrifty and strong horses are in an exerp.
%tonally good eonditioh for spring work.
sheep awl pigs aro also thrifty. Sheep are
scene, but the lambing mama has been •
favorable one and there ereuw also to be an
iuerren* in the number of young page.
There has been unusual mortality amc ug the
porkers, and distemper and Inluer.ra las
been wrongly marked among horses, last
there in a marked immunity from al: ualtg-
nanttypea
There is little wheat in farmers' bands; in
tut few i.utance., is any considerable quan-
tity said to be held over, while in some
countries farmers will have to buy their
flour. Tho supply of oats is generally above
fhe• I, ' . ,lg in the Wed Midlandcrun-
tries, bot hi the Lake Erie countries a great
deal of this grain was fed during the winter,
leaving mall struts at pressed writing. It ie
a lows time sines so much hay was reported
in the spring. Every district chronicles an
abundant reapply. Fat cattle have nearly all
been taken away by buyers and meet of
the stock reut•iuing are being grazed for
June shiprc,tents. There appears to be kw
store cattle than usual.
THE MOUSE PROROGUED.
(OTTAWA, May 111 --Chu Friday afternoon the
House was prorogued and His Ezcellen•y
redid the following speech: In briuging too
clued this somewhat protracted weai.n of
Parliament, I Desire to convey to you my
beet thank-* for the diligence with which you
have applied yourselves to your important
duties.
The negotiations reelecting the Cehrin,;
Sea question are still iu provers at Wash-
ington with good prospects of an equitable
w•ttletnent• Meanwhile the .. . for
another year of what *known as the "modus
vivendi', will serve to show our earnest dee neatly executed.
MN MI II Mal II .1111(•••••i 1.110.11111111,iii• 01,410.11.0masymm
W. ACHSON & SON
s' eros°
W. have J CMT Itdel 01 v ED:ser Meatreal Express • Line in
Fine Parasols !
bought late at • Dlaooust. Also • Range i.
LADIES' AND MISSES'
MERINO HOSE & UNDERVEST$
We .In them at
SPECIALLY LOW PRICES.
W. ACHESON & SON.
THE NEWEST OF THE NEWI
In • few days bene 1 will be prepared ter show a 1 rtsplele Amorists' r.; with all the Yew
Effects in the dnfrerent departments.
GLOVES. FINE IIOSIERY AND
illrEr4Cr
1 feel that 1 have won the Confidence of the lathed,, and wilt do my willow ei ',tail. is,
end will use every legitimate means to wise Entire Sdela a.-tio. to de savoring use with their
;ietronage.
1 still ani dna). w,a adhere to the _
Acknowledged Honest Principle of having Goods Marked
Aspeeual, well bele Nohceublr Fes' ure, gaff.` 1
in Plain Figures and Strictly One Price.
SMALL WARES DEPARTMENT
Itecei rem a large shat', of attention. and descried!) e... 11:a: li.•partureu' bring the ROY
VOTE. to ail the reef.
Tall oak, from acorn.:
ALEX. MUNRO,
21063 Drane,r and Haberdasther.
JOHNSTON CAREY
Hews to Inform Os • i'eople of Oodericl and Vicinity that be has
Enlarged and Greatly improved
t;,e1Store lately occupied by A. Murdock & 2u., .inking it
Ouo at the Best Eqwpped Shoe Stores
in the county, wi.ore he intends to carry on the Bc.ot & Shoe hui;inewt
in all it.. Various branches,
w .nelesale & Retail_
`' Boots & Shoes made to Measure, and Repairing
ire to cultivate the moat friendly relation -
with the United Stated Government and
people.
The readjustment of theeu.tenie tariff, in-
tended to promote tie. of our
agricultural. manufacturing and other 'minis-
tries. will. i have reason to hope, operate for
the general benefit of all clears.
i am glad to believe that the act relating
to banking has been most carefully .00nrwl
end, ami will he found to guard the inter-
ests of the public and to he euflciently liber-
al to.iheee who are score immediately affect
edbytis provisions. The measure relating
to bills of exchange, checks amp
notes will doubtless render more certain and
plain the law relating t', these in'trumenti,
and make the law in that regard uniform in
almost all r. nets throughout beach.
The amendments to the criminal Lw in-
clude • great number and variety of prove --
ions, all of which will probably be found
useful, and several of which were urgently
demanded for the public welfare.
The creation of • bureau c1l.b.r atatistbcs
will promote the investigation and study of
the gtuestiou• which affect the relations of
r•apitel and tabor. and which are now engag-
ing the attention of all great nation'. 11.111
likewise aid the diffusion of information on
all that concerns the oolipatione and well-
being of the working c1*.see. In noose other
measures of the present sesom your desire to
improve the laws which apply particularly to
th4ee engaged in industrial pursuits will like-
wise he recognized
The various provision ion to amend the Les
relating to railways, to patent., ;enpyr.gbta
end trade marks, and to the of
Inland Itevenue, and likewise this
t, improve the statute f•r the
of our Indian population, are well adapted
to promote efficient adminatratinn of the
depart/wenn to which they relate, while a
large •rmowi0t of private railway legknlstion
Indust*, a spirit elenterprhe• througtwwt the
country which, ft is to to hoped will lead to
a suletantlal of the railway
works of the country.
A SICKENING SIGHT•
ST. Tw000a, May Is- Cnndnet.•r Rebid
J. Garbutt, M. C. R., net a sleeking death
about I deinek lad lhlursLv night
wile in charge of kis train near Well,
and. He wan wren Seeding on the fermi
sear Were reaching that statist but
when the twin polled up he was mWsg,
and on going Neck his isely was footed on
the reek with the leered and lugs completely
.mpnta•ad ih.e ed wee no skull peons
oder his terpin front the rehear totk..ghee,
when h. 1.01 betw.w. the ears and war ran
mor Re. tree • ntsident ed ult. city and eras
• mauls' me& aged 42 year and heves •
wibsed ass shed
TEN POUNDS
ai ly
8ocietiss.
toms OPT MpFAq
Two WEEKS , t
Noe
THINK OF IT I
r,/ a here caa le
M b■t tWat
SCO!L'I"8
MULSION
a kopilMr MM od
Of Llan. end e
BMs g a a 44111 bbs1M:
CONSUMPTION,
W■go11CMIm, COUGH 11 A■0
iirAreaLs 48 MILM.
mea eels *eta Os,aO..Ga..alwto11pers stall isOs
and am.
L't-REKA COUNCiL, NO lea. 0014-
14 K(tf:M.-Strainers meeting on 'frrdal
1 esening.at7:0 In leu.perence Hdl, North
street. It11l1 4
SEASONABLE GOODS !
W11 -(1T.1•1 ( AVI'fOR ICK.
MALVJNA ('k10AN, fr)00 TA\.
WALKICptN FHKCKLIcDKNTROYKR.
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YOH IIANlei AND FACE.
By "'-
ENVELOPES, ENVELOPES,
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