The Huron Signal, 1890-8-1, Page 6THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. AUG. 1, 1890. et
MC GOSSIP OF A WEEK. HUNTING THE CLAM PEARL,
60ME INTERESTING NEWS .P.O.CUR-
MENT TOPICS
4Yitb.t ru4atera._.a.at q...ue fli nts-A
Terrible Cycles• la e►at..rte.-The Lege
.d the ttteamr Idaho-ieeetlea Pra-
t IMI,-4t.aersI lRtddletw.'e SSSSMer.
Tonutrro, July NY I. week, the
city of Knapton, which a Jew days ago was
crowded toova-diming with Fri ..os, bee
been capture.' by uuitore ed ~pa of Odd -
fellows. A gala flute has been spent there
and many ootnpetluoos were held. The prlae ,
.0 or which were very 'gamble have base
awarded as fulbws:-i)rill, tint prince Ow
wort, N. Y. ; second, Ht. Tbosuar, Out.; BMW
vibe. Ont.; third. t )haws secured the print
for the target* uulf.utnrd l.'wt(ui on parid%,
and St. Thoma, the Irian for the Cantos tie
coming the longest distaste. c
Another hail e.torw palmed over tbe coop -
try last week, au.l did a drsdful a:we nt of
dan:yro. 'these *Louie Seem to b• w..ekly p
affairs. Hardly a week has paned tbfe sum w
mer that we have not hal mete .ort of f
*tam. Rain in a perfect
taunder, lightning, hail end anal II
cyclones have itcva.tated mike, . f farm 'anti b
a Wedtrn Ontario. Despatcher ,tutu the: la
the hail stone.. were aa large as plutro
Wheat and Cats have .uffrre.l greatly. w
Wbut, fields have been laid low and .trip.
reit Several bowies and barns have ben W
reported as blown down. and near Hamiltr
a bars was carried RV yards into/. neighbor', •
farmyard. Fruit trees and vepe teldes hale by
also =tiered terribly. Where the cyclo t no
struck and where the hail storm ploughed ,t of
way, mice and mike (.t property have twit told
destroyed. This storm it 1. staled t. u the
Mall northern portico of the cyekme elect ba
Ids crested sucu awful havoc in the Suter uR
khat.. and Ilona 'tele eter. there SIOpeopkc are per
Moneta', tummy lives have been lost, e
hundred or more hoose and building, s
have been utterly destroyed and over a hon pear
Brad th ue.nd dollen worth of damage ha el
leen done. This has been altogether an un
usual year for storms and although t6. State.The
have received the brunt of thou, Canada ha
au
W ow the tfu Bowsat 41knw1 w'M. tit
eaallesy.
*Lamm, W1■, July IS-Tbepearl *Mee
eras. W broken owl afresh L this title vil-
lage Sad tom ora women Sad children,
ra•nv with largo rakes, otants ming their
tooth and others diving tato theaware of
Muller Rover, were out Sunday from daylight
until midnight w 'beer entiuMet.c march
for marl-bs.rtng clama
TM uocasiou of the excitement was the
letting .wt of the water true tee Albany
milldam, by which VDU steno of uverti..wed
lauds were mate •aeerible W the }earl fish-
ers. The result of the day's work was essay
wages -loads of clause aid pubs}e i1010
worth of pork', although it Y very difficult
10 mal • an exact estimate as to fair value,
owing to the retecnece of the &ben. '
The water in the pond Is sell
Il
rapidly, and the bust will amu
event days, until all or nearly al
alas are taken away. To -morrow
peeled the number of prowler*
largely increased. A pk•turee.q de nee
resented by the pearl titer'. A
hie -brimmed hilts aid old cl>tbing
armors drove in with their fauul►er
he surrounding Santry to e:l joy time
Std ab
it required but a ort Melt to the
rush to metamorphose the west
ern into veritebe water nymphs,
ere eon up to their armpit, In the
, ter digging clams with the not.
th
As fast as secured e clams were
More ore ant there opened, the Mw
particularly valuable gem belay ants(
a (nighty stout of joy. do tar as
pearls were found having a value
snore thin $IWI. Many fabler are
of bag prices being; obtained for these
roe-where.pearls in New York ani roe -where. They
ve really very little value and have be ear
Ow tired by e bushel to dealers. About one
1 in tau bushels might bring dle. A
fernier, John Shafer, two miles fr>m Albany.
Ts he has refused 100 for • pure white
!found un this fast. Nome estimates
at the value of pearls sold eine* the ad -
oat of the industry, a year ago, at 1310,000
ew
pearl territory nuprime about ,J miler
dace.
THE HOME PROLE.
theliac• tee t'k.atsl. Silk.
I''unt, take • alma. beiebt pea, pet in
It about two quarts rel cold water, .ud to -
to the water drop as many old kid glottis
•s tar, be produced ; three or tool ars
* elicited, however.
Let Mei comeoue to • deoided boil, and
let it buil eutil she gloves here lint
shrunken to the slate of • baby's hand,
and then softened into a pulp. Streit
this, add • little more hot rater to It,
also Sema amwonu, about • teagnx.uful.
Put in the silk, piece by piece ; wash
thoeoaghly, theu rinse to clear water, in
w hich yew hare put some borax sod l'
spirits tit camphor. .e lien gloves
only for Ihght silks, and any color when
you are freshening a black one.
faliimj It is stud the modes operu.rli is • far
uw fuse or better one than the e of doflee extract,
1 . 1 tM to where
'thigh the pressing Iron ads. Au-
lt u y ex- other w• Mo use etre tbark, potting to
.all
M
• handful to. a gaUun of water, then dip-
Oe w5.' ping the silk up mud down in it, but
11 woui
re meter wJingtog ur syueezg it. Hang
man, by the edge along the line, mod let drain
from AI until it is dry enough to press. Lay
bumay a cloth over It and iron ,poo that.
undrr-
ramtry Tea laking.
awl they
mud and In preparing tea the water to be used
should never be poured directly from 16r
taken kitchen kettle into the urn. It should
ling of be cold, fresh water, brought absolutely
eineed to the boiling point. The tea used will,
known of course, differ according to taste, but
suffered a great deal
Things generally have been pretty qute•
in political circles. The twenty-fifth pe
Nihau against the election of members t( A
the Ontario Artie nhly has been tiled hers.
It Is against the election of A. F. Canpbel
in East Algoma, Mr. ('ampl.•II is r on
straight kilned Righter, who gut elected
ea that ticket This petttioniurs seems to use
work both ways, for • counter stream of pet tory
itiow Y Aowini; in. Mr. Dunlop, M. P. P t:ba
North Itettfrew, amino whom a petition w.: nay
filed .xue weeks etge to the first to lay a count 6.-.
er petition against Ins opponent in the elect a
inn, Tbunius Murray. If thle sort of thing tJh
goes on, the whole Legislature will he petiei
.ergagainst and • new election will b. it It
order. be
Tor. newly mote Quebec Cabinet heir
their find meeting in Montreal last week, tions
but did not do much business. with
Much stir has been nested in Montr•a the
.over the los o.1 the steamship Idaho .n ,gen
Anticosti. Shippwg and export merchant, upon
in vanes cities in Canada are the chief in the
tooted {artier as the Idaho's cargo was ex N
tremely valuable. 1t was worth nbou hu
.650,1100 and twnsisted of R9,0en bushels o
next
grain; 10,(410 boxes of cheese: We head a the
cattle and .$ sheep. All this is a total iom
The Idaho ls a steamer of 4.040 tons, values
at $1''',000 She Ira new vessel and was .barter pry""°
ed by the Dominion lint. from E'e;,'lish owner. Pan
who ran ber be:woeu EugL.u•l the l a•
Inti.«.
On Instance of longevity ,wm es from Fitz
my Harbor. Mr.( Rall has just reached he
1011th %ear. Although the n.erghbor. 5.r• no
Very kind and would give bar any a.,tistanc tem,
elm buss her own work and carries her fire tion
wood on her lack a dieltnoce of half a mil. Owen
and ir ai straight a nerd women of 1.01 ye$ZY ever
the has been twice married, lett has survives may
both her busloads and all her children. mut t
The e*utra-tae, M. P.'s and other an
greatly interested in the suewe.w.r to the Ian
.tuh.0 l'aee, chi:f engineer (4 the Dominica) (•,(
Prominent names mentioned are those o be
Walter Shanty, ('oilingwood Hehrieber mu
Tbama. Keefer, but is is nest known that an this
of [Etre would entre to accept it the man sod
caul to be the dark b ire, 6 W. (:. Thornp eveoi
*111, (', K now 1n charge od tbe new Saul ('h
, canal, aw
d a trRed assstant of the sat. - lo4t
chief. comp.,
• TM appointment to the position Vaca[
ell ler *h.wrn' Ser !'rederiek Mlddkeuon 1 ono h
still cawing much epecul•tren in militate' local
circles. it is now elated from Ottawa tba thousand
Cid. 11'enter Powe.!, tbe Dominion's ver; for cash
Ii'fik•ie ret A.ijutaut General will receive th of the
ofBoe, N•measleu prominently aentimed ar of lay
('01, Charlet; Robinson, of the Horse litmus, tine to
aril Major dermoid Hewitt; who ('wended th the idea
Royal Military College. ordinance
• Ada.0 itrown, M. P. the big Hamilton 'nem either
' bar .'ummun'y called Dicky bird Brown, be (jes T
cause 6e lolr.dune, on and -pigeon s6trrthq Indiana
bill every e•..i•,n hoe been appointed (Cana •
dots c'.14111114..14.11e1 .a the Jamaica Ezhibi Pony
tion. Ha le communicating with the vanes "iv"
Boards of Trade tbn'ug out the 11 .minion
end is eolk.ting all toe information alio
the eehibiti'eo ors! the Canadian exhty,ft the
is I.ew.,bde.
ltrvst preprint ion• etre being made for the
Toronto Industrial Fair, wh eh ae 11.11111 *11
1,. held in September. The new featuree, an
principally ezhd.ib from Spain ams for
\Fest I,i.lire find an ieternatioons' if, .g'bow.
T1s ('aoalisn Riflemen are d sing well •
Paley iw ' he n..w WImbkd in 1. calked. Thea)
were beaten in the K• lesions Cup m•,tch, Iw
t•sot peered place sol ;n•.n'y which amount
.1 to .1.51. In one day the team which eels
nomb.•r. twenty. ao..o .d 1n j1,141110 in prix.o
besides badges and silver cup.. ()n the whole
the Ihem.nra can to pe .0.d of her rtd•.me e.
Who are .h..wingwell to the front. In the
t'(rrporat.,•uo( 1.'o.lon meets the team her
everytliwg Mei own way and won nearly al
the beet prises. The thief prise winner
5.r, far have feast Pte. lfutehi«,. K:M hitt
Ottawa, id,rnt FMnrtl.. Flt.Jobt.. nftet. Stair
sergeant (kg , °yelps. ['apt fit.8np. Hoof*z
Major (lase..[, da a as, Pte. Horn, Kf•g
re..o. 1. apt, Gray. timed', Ottawa, tM►gt
Hail. town Waterloo,'?.,.. flergt• tiul.lenwm
Mad. Fit. J..hn.t:4pt. .1 t.test.1 lulus t'i 'tar
sea, b tri Wyoidatt, them Bwn.us$E.,. Pre
Tawe. tit yal Orenadenl, Carp Haire
(letb Ha.u,lI.ml.
1'h• •ate ort trade of C.•ws, r0. -l' -.l $W,
;est nth last year. an Hermes. ,R es.:175,I01.
. •r that prori'•s.. rear This is • the hes,
,•,swore¢ mire.• Deet,
A new evokes epic; laid by tee 1h4nmkw
(iover.nw•wt to Aute' et on tbe Oulf of St
lair/M.e. t1 pur.nt..nd.nt of (toter woes
Telsgrm . r fSiebe1se is uRe'ting the work.
W Hakwt 6. 'torn lit. There hats hese
a •eases 8601, m.vernset fa Taal.
1. • •'. g. 111 sole per glees 10
whiik4 Id over Lae Mer No d•a,M t
*WOO e- v • ewer . in thio tuowenweat f
era, .peeved 'n (Ir • lint ry and we .11
�uvr. p pear the en e pc re fie street:. 5.r they
'.k• In to Ua1 ted Fit•' r.* tenon given 1
i hat distil . r, este iv . nod priers.
THE LOTTERY BILL.
nervi Fight Will I'r.kat.ly Have to Ile
?lade to Pass it.
«s><Itcaros, July :AL -Although the vote
the subetitrte bill adopted by the House
Po•todiee committee denting 1'.. further
of the mails to te•iee engaged V tee I. t -
business for t`.-' I*rrpse of furwardiug
t bu,in.,,s war unanimous, an effort was
erthekes made to amend the msaser.•
and there, apparently in the interests of
her vigorous form of pecteedun against
offenders.
was proposed, for Insatnc.•, that the bill
amended 110 as to except
urthering public lotteries from the opera -
of the bill. But in reply it watt urged
coo viewing force that the portion of
pre accepting such patronage wait the
cy next only to the trails themse
which the lottery companies rel'
successful carrying on of their business.
iib the eommittes's eo lonrment of a
waver, the tlght has but just begun.
move must be to se.'ure a da
'omakbration of the bill in Um Hi
foie a large majority of the House
t in favor of the bnl, the lottery
tat are strongly wtrencbe'i ben•.
then is every reason to believe that th
their paid agents they will attempt iu
way to defeat the actiou pru,as.id. A
the successful purchase of a Sate IrgWa
hesitation will probably be telt abou
siting to corrupt l'ongrsat. But the et
lore, fortunately for the country, mai
t from that at Baton Rouge, and
active the lottery agents and
be their daily trawretioes can be
he proper warning sounded.
(6leago ]lay Nave Gas Fuel.
Icao. , July 2'9. -Chicago hopes wnm
enlaocip•ted from the abominable sou
bones. The City Council has taken
fuel gas ordinance, sn long dela.
will probably par it ou Mon
og. The measure is backed by
o Economic Fuel Oas Company.
ny proposes to furnish fuel gas
which w111 have to he piped
uhdrt.l sod fifty mike, and to su
consumers at from 50 to 00 cents
feet, with a rebate to the (Nom
payment and 5 per cent to the cn
company's earnings for the priv
5.g pipes In the alleys. Those in
know all about the project laugh
advanced by the opponents nnents of
to the effect that it emanated w
the Standard Oil Company or the
rust The laying of the pipes this
e already nater way. If the
Y given its ordlnaoce fuel gar will
rel here before Jan. L
yea
led for play with her father'* mustache. At
• first the father and mother were the only
The parties interested, but soon a young lady
V foci to an adjacent seat nudged her escort
*UP. and directed his attention to the laugh-
*. at Ing child. He looked up, remarked the,
C0111. it was a pretty baby and tried to look
and unconcerned ; but it was noticed that his
rough eyes wandered beck to the spot ccup.ed
some by the happy family, and he commenced
iter to smile. The baby pulled the hair of
tun, an old lady in front, who turned around
5.r- savagely and glared at the father with a
tua- look that plainly said, "Nuisances shook,
di1- be left at home.' But she caught sight
bow- of the laoghiag ayes of the baby, and
yi.t. when she turned lack she seen a
,toted pleased about something. Several otn•
ers had become interested in the child by
this time --business men and young
clerks, old ladies and girls -and when
a, the baby hands grasped the large silk hat
oke of her father and placed it cu her own
up head, it made such a comical picture that
red, the old gentlemen across the w•y,unable
day to restrain himself, bunt out into • loud
the guffaw, and then looked sheepishly out
The 4 the window, as if ashamed to be
floes caught doing such an unmanly thing,
about Before another five minutes he was play-
luPly ing peek-a-boo across the ole with the
1e baby, and every one was envying him.
neer The ubiquitous young utas, ever on
*ty the mot., pawed through, and was at a
doge loss to account f..r the frowns of every
pow- body. He had failed to notice the baby.
at The brakeman looked in from hu post
the on the platform and smiled. The
ith paper boy found co custom till he had
0Id spoken to the baby and jingled his
'ugh pocket of change for her edification. The
num- conductor eaurht the fever and chucked
be the little one under the chin, while the
old gentleman across the .ids forgot to
pass up his ticket, so interested was he
playing peek-a-boo. The old lady in
t- front relaxed, and diving into her reti-
cule, unearthed • brilliant redlpip-
oet pin and presented it bashfully to the lit-
tle one, who. in reepoo.e, put her chub -
re by arms around the donor's neck and
de- pressed her rosy little month to the old
ligs lady's cheek. It brought back • flood of
g rememhnnces to that withered heart,
in and a handkerchief was seen to brush
k first this way and then tl et,ss 11 to catch
he. a falling tear.
• The train sped oe and pulled into tele
station where the baby, with her per.
• ants were to leave tie car. A loot of
regret came over every face. The old
for gentlemen asked if he couldn't kiss it
a- just once ; 16e old lady returned the
is caress she 6.d received, and the baby
mooed towards the door, shaking s by -
bye over the shoulder of her pap.,
a.- to which everyone responded. including
• the newsboy who emphasized his fare-
- well with s wave of his hat The pas-
sengers rushed to the side where tie
orbaby got elf and watched till she turned
out of sight at the other end of the ea-
' tion, shaking by -byes all the time. Then
they lapsed Into silence. They mimed
that baby and not one of them would be
unwilling to acknowledge it. The sidle
use's prsseece had let a rift of eonshine
into every Mart, warm Or cold, In that
Sar.--Orpby'a Friend, Hone. of Angel
Guardian.
none ie better fur the purpose than the
bot English breakfast. The leaven
roust be placed 10 • pix in the proportion
of a heaping teaspoonful to each parson.
l iwo Otto !coves pear • small quantity
of boiling water; never use all of the
latter needed et Gum, as s sudden rush
will certainly -drown" the tee. Now pull
the covey over the teapot and allow the
contents to draw a few moments, when
you will have the beat infusion possible ;
repeat this process as many times as
needed ; after using the tint potful and
Slling once more with boiling water the
tea lose• its strength and flavor. Boiled
tea is hurts a', and breakfast tea should
never be steeped upon the stove. It will
not often be necessary to strata where
these directions are followed, bet the
sudden addition of water Noels the
leaves, which do not again settle.
THAT BABY.
• TMag of seamy and a Joey Forever
There was a baby in the railway c.r
the other day. It was not an unusual
child, but it had a decidedly bricht face
and pretty ways. For the brat few tiles
she was very quiet, and her blue eyss
looked around m wuuderment, tor evi-
dently it was the little one's first ride on
the can. Then as She became used to
the roar and rumble the baby proclivities
asserted themselves, sod she began to
t..'. ter, A i ,#, 1 .11 h • Sir Fin ,-'sew
tire r e.1 .e. .se A.arso.Fkeabreuznetp
Cg1M-.r.• .d tow 1*rit. tba *tee.
A BRUSSELS BLAZE.
A Bae aeee stork leatirely Wiped ,M
The Work of .a laeeadfary,
R twits w, Ont, July Oil -About 1 o'cl
Sunday morning • fire broke out in the Hall
day block in Mks Montgomery', furnitu
dor.•, which resulted in the complete
etr'ttction of the entire Mock. The bufidl
being composed of wood and the Are Nevin
gained great headway before any ski
was given, all Pips of saving tbe bloc
was abandoned, and the efforts of t
firemen were directed tucees,fnlly in two
fining the ere to Ito origin end a saving
the adjoining befitting*. The town g
engine, which did noble *orrice, worked
stea.l.ry, throwing two powerful strisma f
over Moo bonne when tM fin was got u
der control, and but for its ettelenry It
tale to predict that the adjoining buikding.
would haye been destroyed.
The lose, so far as can at present owe
(metalled, are as follows: Miss Montgomery
furniture, partially destroyed. Won, pour
mace unknown; Then. Fermium, stoves and
tinware, $1.141, insured for liens): t1-llliamn
Rnddeck, ler ..n building reel, insured f
44:.4 John Hafl.yy, los on building [1110
wmred for $lilts, Mime },ample', Ina on
clothing and contents Wino. no inenraar,,
The tire is supposed to have been the work
of an inesndlary.
A Big /flaw M baewtreM.
Mnwva.,I, July eft -Fern broke. nut at
tell this morning M Walter Pah gloomy,
corner (been moms. and 14* Catharine.
stmet,
atha ine-
drwM, Coati eat. Antoine, totally destroyteg
No grocery end ontbtltdiaga The loseY
$.70.010.
new Works cee.wssd,
Mrwwsaml.rs, July ate -The plant of the
Mosler Mae Works how was horned 'n-
ese 1. rs fel lM.erd Th. ere ea.ght from •
lenonsotive spark.
Tamm*, Jody *.-4 K Johneaar one
sod Moe As0ey was based Meg Logi
0111.611
Milburn's Aromatic Qaiaine Wise is
distinctly tonic and /MMtisr. lm
The greatest eMAai In telegraphy le
hail to be the .yn,.6r,. ons maniple:, Mb
in•tem.nt by means .f *Melt an lathe
magas can he b. I upon one wir%
eater all from onw station or is oppe ile
directions.
FINE PRINTING PAPERS AT SIGNAL.
flew N Yes aloe aadle l.,y Ie.
Don't epeo.late to mWOOL.
Dust speculate in .nythiuft whale• -
ever that you en tent o..uversakt with.
Don't go 00 any maws bond.
Deni drink when asked to.
Dolt buy anything you don't need.
Don t waste your time.
Don't marry as eztrfragaat women.
Jon't marry an extravagant mea.
Dunt marry a pe.urloo. mal.
Dort marry a pseud:lee wuwaa.
Duet get amusement crag.
Don't get crazy at all.
Don't buy wheat and sell at a lore.
Dns'[ buy wheat at all.
Due': feud money.
Don't dabble In stuck,.
Don't stay ..at lite at nigl.t.
Don't have anything to du with
tics.
im BALEOF
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their recent the :
Wall Paper, $1,000 Worth ;
Tinware, General Assort-
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A Lot of Preserving ;Ket-
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Library and Parlor Lamps ;
Table Cutlery, and all the
Fancy Goods on the
First Floor.
Call early and
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JOHN ROBERTSON,
RNYNAS' OLD STAND, COR. SQUARE 00 MONTREAL STS.
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betheisey worscases. PaUh.,g www a lar-leag study.erns,
Dace for a aseta.e ether. have failed t amt � «�remedy to Owe the
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THOUSANDS OF BOTTLER
CIIEN AWAY YEARLY.
WE KNOW YOU ARE
Looking for a Handsome Xwa, or New Year's present at s Mode
price,
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We Know We Have it
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having the Finest Lines of Silver Plate, Flat Ware and Cutlery ever
displayed in this town.
OUR PRICES BEAT THE BAND
Inspection Solicited.
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
K HERE
LOOK HERE ! LOOK !
NEW FIRx. N .W GOODS.
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Have opened out • GROCERy and ItAK}:RY on Kington Street,
rains In NEN' HLACK. (IRKEN and JAPAN TJ.:',, t'uFYE 5.'d are , Bar.
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911{1-1'3. Etc. All kill, of mist At$ F.1l(1 nlr:Ar. E+8 FRUITS,
PLAIN AyfD PAlfcy OASES Am PASTRY ALWAYS 0]I
NAND.
Only the best material need to all dame. of Raking and turned out in a shape tot the
woo fastidious palate,
WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY.
Rutter and Kipptaken in ex. hangs- for Goods Call and exautina Goods de-
livered to any part of town m *hottest possible woke. stork.
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mfertable. ♦ pat
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moan who seed. LI
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8, a eat brush
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far mann have bon
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prevent the fal,
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are most Deet
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foot marks, and it
rag. The half of
sated paint mixed
tine will gore yon
quire for quite a 4
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prevent your large
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the uogtb. of b
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equal and even.
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merely moving th
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fittory.
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pl•eing Say fon
sat paper wax w.
cleanse
floor .1
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bee for the d.
dintsi roma.
not mind a little
has a yea ptettl
work. With a
straight line .bo
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paint over it a b
or line of egwal
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are will do -on
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