HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-4-25, Page 7Tim -SIGNAL : GODRRICH' ONT. TATTR DA Y. APRIL 23 185.
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'Increase of Cod-11ver Oil, with
$ypophosphitcs, is tor
CgiCe
Sore Th:
Bronchitis,
Weak Lungs,
Consumption,
Loss of Flesh,
llimaciatlon,
Weak Babies,
Crowing Children,
Poor Mothers' MIIk,
Scrofula,
Anaemia; -
in fact, for all ct,nditions call-
ing for a quick and effective
siewrishme I..sr.dje. Rretlhilrr. FRES.
Urs • baa., leiter g► Au a.gglels. floe i 1i
A LITTLE OF EVERYTrONO.
• 6 Sr s e31yme.
A ynwmr little boy who o•d been w school,
Aad was well up to ell aorta of tricks,.
IJi.e.vored Net 9 when upside down,
Would pees for the figure
Se when asked his age by •ood old dame,
dowsa
Tinasinl.I rounter id
'1'ss $, when 1 stand on my fest like this.
AMR 6 whom 1 stand on my head.
—Jheepbioe 1'o1Lrd.
CRISP AND CASUAL.
Mtisdester, F.m,mlead, hes voted through
its tow. awsnY • iodises ?dollar, for • ui
u.ce) school.
The men who besseme ► s,oc..dal hype -
I ,rile has to work at it every day is the
week. It•.•'. Hers.
It sometimes happens that when the devil
gem to attune he walks there with the
preacher Item's Here.
Typhoid Neer es0.ol he trasmiitted by
sewer res, ie the report of experts to the
Leaden Common Council. 1'►. heath el
the disease, also, dad it hard to live *stews
sewage.
The famous hones of Eielebee, t . ermsny,
where Luther was born, nae beets repaired
and restored sed t ewty opened to the pee
lw • less weeks .go es • kind of museum of
nliw of the Kiat reformer.
Laoaty, Mich , h•a • Inetrluiouiel c:ub
whom menders at i.tervb chtesse one at
their cumber, whose duty it is to get mar
,ted within • year. The club _fans teat
111 every in.,aeum the chums ane cotetied uut
ui. "idols faithfully.
l'u Cieslls rusted route dip the articles in
I•.quor pour. fur • few awmeute wed then
pie.uv 1•• • +tiwg eoluuou ul cJoriole of pot -
..k. Remove, clean with soap and water,
and nt.os• over Ruth' in • solation of chlor-
ide of mu.
The degasses speak heackward, read
backward, write backward and sten think
backward, according to European notices.
They war white for mourning, the 'wet of
beam u st the lett, not the right, of the
host. The hest room la in Use rear of the
house. not the front- They prepare to en-
rer • louse by removing the .hoes, not the
bot. They tie their hones' heads to the
back sed of the shall end laugh at funerals.
heihody'e f thy.
Nobody's kitty was out in the mow
Nobody's kitty bed nowhere to go,
Nobody's kitty cried. 'Mi.w-miew•miew '
Somebody pity rut—do, do, do "
So somebody pe.p'd from ► window high,
She saw bud* kitty, sed heard her cry;
Somebody patter'd down our by ser,
With elle., blue eyes, ed with moles
boar.
Somebody g.th.r'd the wanderer n—
Nobody's kitty, so cold and thin ;
Nobody's kitty was eomebo�dJ s pmt,
Ha, h ! my tale a not .md.d vK
Somebody's doggie barked, 'Bow -waw.
Se I'h lib inlay'. doggie new
`1►is
r oils re,e, 'de : that is not
,roes
I've r.sm is sty beast for kitty and you.'
tib Whiewed Warmer.
Siam Hamer died the ens den'' shine w.
Whit.
Th. .nes den's twinkle mar me kens at
might,
The church b11 Sunday monL' w't the
cheer
It had when Ms* waw here,
Sithe Hamner died.
The very chickens misuse Hammer's tarn
Ad go 'round with • sorter l.wosse air,
There ain't no tied of Joy about the phut.
Without her .milia' tae.,
SILO. Hammer died.
T\e ~des tools bang in the apple tees.,
The bossweede u• e-killi■ of the peas ;
There's on one here to hoe the titters now,
Kr feed the boos an' cow,
Sine Hemmer died.
1 i pose, of course, I'd carter be resigned,
But when I go out in the shed sed find
The az .he chopped the wood with all team
yearsI'
wet it with my tears,
Sines Hammer died.
• Tomboy.
That long-legged derlug, Alice James,
Play, cricket with the Johnson boys ;
A dean ensues 000ld net make
So .bell a notes.
She's only twelve, and so, unfrocked.
Homed her sometimes themeless kale,
.And newer maiden lo.ged so much
A boy to be.
She pets oo gloves and pads to bat,
Mod makes young Johnson bowl her
.few.
Geed heavens ! bow the pulled that ball
And how it roe..
831.'' rambled yards oateide the cream,
And is indiepatebly sun
Another ionise t Ab, bow stream
That cherry pout.
She keeps on betting all the time,
And hammers Report John.o.'. lobs ;
She also thumpps. 6miliei
Ad also Bob's.
So, tidier rougb319d ever rales,
Thu long-lrapred darling has her will ;
And when she's Swaney, I expecte
Sb will d. sea .
4iiursmm Gale.
•
Yells dams..
" A IIMIS talk with Jesus,*
• guise hour with Him
Will ad= the risingbillows,
Admire life's troubled stream.
E'en f hough the surge. Armies
Your bark to .vorwbnlh ;
Jest spook • word to Jesus.
Ad He will take the bels.
When .teem are pcemiag round yea
And doubt. •d fears penins ;
" A little talk with Jeans "
Year eour.gs will resew.
Tlassigh all armed be dsrksome.,
With mares • glmm et light
To Or pierce Mae gees ef night.
Am eaves' prayer oared.
" A little talk with His,"
Will light sew the beams—
That !aM bad shrine me dim.
Tbrew 'Meal Aisles
h brightly from star,
Will bring your bark la safety
WlthIe the barber bar.
Aad then, year voyage smiled,
Yea'n mad the golden way :
Whore sought .t darktise' enter..
Ter them 'tie always day.
Within the hely eity
Waw mens m-siens Its,
The ling ` an Hb bssetir—
Yesr wieder .yes .heli se.
Him V41111 es soft .d tiller
la glad mem reel her 1
wide wwri of mored... sweebw
Pail en the ,elan est.
Aad thee amid the apish
Tilt ors. M year *OM 1
Ten hiassothared this
J.. talks With rib
—Medi 11ifsbasis Wei Pith
MIXED PICKLES.
sensitive Stomach 1 haws en attack of
dyspepsia this morning. ' \\ bot brought
it on •' , 1 dreamed of over -eating last
night '
Stephanie ((etching • pickpocket rifling
his pooket•)-- What are you doing then !
Facetious Pickpocket K•uing your wages,
that's all.
I.ucy - Did you know that our new young
rector is quite en artistSneerwal -Ab,
indeed ' It u truly refreshing to find •
se d
preacher that araw.
• Mind, I don't want to be Uttered.' mid
• t•Miaine rola), oonlldenti•lly, behind a
photographer's screen, ' but do try and
idealize it all you sat.'
Mik.—I)y yea Dotes me new ring. It's
an oa•.e•Id, it is, Biddy : Baldest —Aa Em-
erald, is a! Shure, an' be the look at. r T
should cell it • shamrock.
Httb.rt. Potosi si Boarder ---Mn. Starve.,
I cm stead havtag bosh every day in W
week, but when ea su.d•y you put rallies
u it sad cull it mush -pis, I draw the lino.
Reno—Whet is en ,gnostic Cools
George—An.gmestie is • man who loudly
dnsi•res that he ko.ws aothiag, and nbtm s
you if yeas Wheys him.
He- 1 never smoke • cigarette without
thinki•g what • fool 1 •m. 331—I didn't
knew before that there was any virtue in
cigarettes at .11.
The two most exciting periods in • wo-
oers'. life ere who she u listening to her
first proposal end bidding ea • b•.ket of
broken crockery at es •osteo•.
, I was sorry to hoar that your tu.b•ed
u sick, said the caller. Yes,' was the re
ply, • It was really too bad. H. took ooh
a liking to • new kind of health food that
he overate himself.'
An Iriuhm.• recently •ppb•d for an en-
listment in e Calked States army recruiting
elbow. 'Do you knew anything about drill-
ing !' asked the ofieer. 1 do,' answered
Pat. ' It's 12cents a yard in any of the
dry geode stores'
them there an 1,476 stili'• idolised Wei.
tem.
Hot Galloway, .f the Mre\dht ljpi�
om�a1 .imob Seoul, win seem vital, 1311,
missies is Was end Japan.
The Gera Presbyterians both 150 mite
soon is the united States sad 1M mhum.h ,
with • membership el 12,664.
Arrangements are slre.d► being Mihail lee
next tfaptt.t aoagsees, which will be bold
i. Provides's, R.I . Noy. 12 14.
The chest jostles el the wort of Japan u
• Christian, tied president of the Young
filed. Christian Assootatios of Tokio.
The First or Nath Congregational thumb.
B ' C'oos., will celebrate its two
h ,math anniversary June 19 20.
No beer or spirits are permitted to be
sold is ('brietlaa•, the capital of Norway,
from Saturday •fternooa till Monday more
tag.
In 1'aaeda the canals are to be slowed at
12 o'clock as Saturday night, and kept
clewed wail the tame hour on Su•d•y
night
There u mud to be mot a mingle proteetaet
Hungarian service so New \-ork, notwith-
standing there are 40,00 Huogeriene there.
The Baptists of New York state Impended
last year in mission work, Matadi:or .iy
missions la New York and Rrooklys, $106,-
213.03.
Freeport, In., has recently raised 116,•
500 te missal the indebtedness os t elnuog
!lee's Christian Aesoci•tion bolding b that
place.
The Corms. Evangelical Presbyterian
)lirton•ry Society has recently epsasd •
tbeolottical academy .t Tokio. Its library
Ise 9,000 volumes.
For the single town of Pooree,Idia,ihre
are sent out every year 7,000 Hideo ills -
shirts. to proclaim the worship of • single
Hindoo god.
The 1'nit.d Presbyterian estimates the
protestant vote in this country et 3,626,000
sed the Romeo Catholic vote •t 1,500,000,
out of • total vote of 12,077,657.
The late Lemuel Coffin, of Philadelphia,
gave about 11150.000 10 charities, of which
150,000 was riven to the Episcopal church
of the Holy Trinity of Philadelphia.
Mn. Telmege, wife of 1)r. Talmage, re-
oeoty received a be•Iuet of 113,000 from a
woman who was • stranger to her, sed to
whom she gave a mat to • street oar.
MRS. GRUNDY SAYS :
POINTS FOR PREACHERS.
St. Peter never carried any sermon sand-
paper with him.
Jams didn't do bit best preaching to his
1•rgest adi.00en
Daniel is still preaching, because he was
not afraid of the lion's des.
The prophet who turned back to eat and
dunk wee killed by • lion
Elijah didn't depend upon • oommittee to
buil up the broken down •iter.
The Lord charged Peter to feed his lamb,
beton he mid anything •boat the sheep.
Whim Isaiah said : • Ho, .very ens that
thir.t,t\ " he had something in kis pitcher.
It was becomes the Lord bloused the breed
that be was able to feed the 8v. thousand -
Peter ones toiled •11 night sad caught a. -
thug, but he made up tor lost time at Pen-
tecost.
The angel called Gideon a mighty man of
valor. ';idea called himself the Inst of
he father's house.
JAPANESE PROVERBS.
The ignorant are never defeated In any
ars went.
Pati...e is the rope of advancement in all
limas d life.
Whom the souse of shame is lose •dyanes-
meet omen.
A woman with • tin. -inch tomes cots
slay • Suet.
Evrtbody bas sight eyes for him nevh-
bor'u besieges
With '
h • a moin the .ye sae outset gas
the 1W y s.
bearsGagne .me idiydsal tied them
estspreheeds ten.
N.udia•aoe looks at the battlei.ld, then
mikes its attire.
A seem.a without j.doomy is like • ball
without el..tieity.
The fish width esmpen from the book
1104111111 shwas the largest.
Who shah goods is milled • thief ; who
stasis destaig... • ruler.
Sethi' idersetssm im a .gstestb shame.
bat sot 1w Mara b scaly a being shame. —
i ..g Yang Tussle&
That 50610 .re confident Hades will have
to be enlarged.
That 5e • reckless talker, the girl of the
period rivals the parrot.
That the social ascendency of the obscure
do not interest the autromer.
That card parties for prizes aro having
an inooaustent reign of Leet.
Thu unbridled, malicious tongues do se
much berm es unloaded guns
The tsehioneble sympathy is the had ex•
leaded to farther psrtsculsrs.
Tram women who never went with Worth
are ioodeet deploring his death.
That too many lawyers labor more for
their for than ter their client&
That sons, whispers .bout official •flair.
in Weakle;ten are very peculiar.
That many women who hay* up.cial
mean, of livelihood are numerous.
net with so meaty o0mic papers it i, to
be expected old jokes will reappear.
That women interviewed shoat there di-
vorce arc net in meed of nerve tonic.
That high Dollars are the only things that
make ..mo sem bold up their heads.
That the oormmercial feature of int.rne-
tiomal marriages is not given publicity
That asam.nr poets ere some1imse as much
• mimeos as dog. in Cooatantiople.
That the ingenious rirl does not find her-
self •ppr.oiated in f•abioneble society.
That "how d' de is the only thing
that does net cost money its • court of law.
Do YOU KNOW ?
That ...testae.° seams hos within ?
TWA oN-aetsa.Lum espe In se hmpedimesl
to esemer?
That g.iltlemams is the gra for eeepio.
ler people
That geed massae meat be be .1 • dim-
oeant similar'
Tose astiremaais is the aping el wary -
Wag UM it h•msish
That the pie& who latheems you .n
tbsy tube 31.1... im yes !
The* M he • good iimtesr h ms auras,
behead mad M be diked
la i1 • sassy bad habit es mrnsw sea
et Oriel having • restive !
T ie% is iryesr »a bedews base .i
the grgpwrt OW hi tb WWI&
lfiu010US NOTES.
/Me liparemag Ifeesso
',
NS% Athededlmtti . Ides
.
Thor. hes 1W male sislss-ris sail 60
tine-
..... .R1 ' whir Alb
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SHIRT WAIST 8.
stiff oollan and cuffs are always proper.
The fashionable thing at present is to
wear white limo collars with the colored
skirt waist..
Dotted swiss in ivy, ted or black makes
exceeding woe waists, and the pale color-
ed tames ed even oreaadies are greatly
used.
Very pretty are the lawn woos in china
blue, old rose, red or pink with an •11 -over
pattern in white embroidery. Striped and
checkered lions make resat waists: they eat
quite se much se 11k, but are more sub-
5t0tW.
Shiro for weer ender Stem rad open
fronted oats ars exewesimghy ornate this
season, and ore .nbroidwed in dots, rings
or fiorietod patterns. The prettiest ones
show hemstitched tucks, soma et them very
n arrow. Both staodimg ostlers with broken
edges or tare -down sass are worm.
Ter Sesser mothi•g ma replace those of
Jap.aese washable .ilk or Ices, percale,
gingham. or cheviot. 71. Neaps remains
about the ease, hi these sigliges waists
are festa with as hush wire ea the more
greasy seas The grestlssm's frmiehi g
stores are making •.p.siMllty of tins utility
waists, whish became rather expeseivs when
bought from a swell selailibsmt.
PARISIAN NOTES.
White suet revered tut svesba Wear—
Sots and •.ee.aa/e..
Sense .f the new Spring .d Swami hats
are made of .tow woven with gold or silk
brad. Red sad .tante isthmus to be •
fashionable sitlinery oembin•tio•, while
1lorgstmesot blue and violet w still men in
odious sompsaitnship.
Jessica now permits the watch to he
were in any •d every way. It may he
pined upon 131 bosom by • bowknet, like
• deaer dim, may be bang at the chatelaine
or may be wore with • nob shim.
Altbsgk light sieves ere sew is worse
fes the serest, they we sot were in Paris
with simple auk wines gowns. • deeper
diode bsisgM aes5spmv these
plain 'mita hese risk std Agent the
toilet the mesh pale dad debits the dewed.
Beth suede and elan kid are woes, white,
pd•t1 ray MWag bmdt mg f vored h the
(•Isar material
Sham .d seeekings for thesis wear se -
illy midi this U it is pile in tient,
but whit gidMgir4 sties shaded Mack is
ssprfy . sluts adopted.
'jlr
Iiiiianable sedan b disple,but gos-
o rsliy Werke ins sort of ms•meat. Per
yoan[ gide this Is merely • hese\ of low -
.n se se sari .t ribbon.
• ■11marr •.a.
11 was • .sail srd.s te reader, and yam
se shawl an the Swat theasselhh.s
versed by street ser Ham that it wadi be
W eimenhe sd by the rratdd sestriou5,
ire it aired that teeth of kielliem ler •
wits' ldethl' widish mime els bailie
t•• Qalid s mglsft no an all M.Ihsra."
b • km.Nlfnl renisy.
11 was • dirty.sM day he • 11.rtbes
11e heti en ta
bebelow te 11tr
day. Ydita "11KMeer et • hers. nor W
weed as W pate ask w we tent Oreo.
DELICIOUS
MAZAWATTEK
TEAS,
15,000,000
Packets
Soli Ansett!
In Great
Britali
The
Tea
of the
Old Country,
Modern I
Featherbone Corsets must not
be confounded with those which
were made five or R'i years ago.
The Featherbone Corset of to -day
is as far removed from the old
style, as black is from white.
B"Y A PAIR AND YOU WILL BE PLEASED.
SPRING MILLINERY !
MISS CAXRON
wishes to aunttuucei to her customers anti the lateen of Uoderich and sur-
roundiag country that she has placed in stork all the new, leading fashions,
bt,th in Shales :.nd Trimmings, that have been tlo.igneri for this Season a
trade ; and also that the present well -assorted stock will be renewed front
week to week throughout the Season.
Having adopted the strictly Cash system, both in buying and selling, .:he
is preparesd to quote the lowest possible prices tirat.•lass Millinery can be sold
for, and can quote Hats froul .'O eta. up.
There will be no special opening days, but every day will be an opening
for all who ween ..sty and artistic Millinery male up in the best manner.
Thanking utv many patrons for past favors, i solicit n routiuu:"ire of
mole. Call and inspect arty stock. MISS CAMERON.
SPRING IM PORTATIONS!
We have received the greater part of our Spring Steck of Boots and
Shoes, comprising the Finest anti moat Stylish Footwear that the market af-
fords. In Ladies', Misses and Children's Black and Tan Oxford Tie,: we are
showing exceptionally good value. 1n Lathes' Gaiters, etc., we have 11 fine line
which are very popular just now. ladies, Mimes' and Children's Button
Boots in endless variety, at prices to suit the times. in (;rent.' wear we have
all the heeding styles in Dongola, Shell Cord and Calf. Boys' and Youths'
School Shoes at prices that defy competition. Call and see our Ladies' White
and Tan Canvas Oxfords.
Wm. SHARMAN, Jr.,
Corner hast -.t. and Square. Successor to E. Bowmen.
P.S.--The balance of our Winter Stock will be sold regardless of cost to
clear out
sttbsu, a 'Toa seta' Osis $1 •
yin
II 1 LB. AID LB. MD PACKETS 1
IT 40, 60, AID 60 CUTS PER LL I
—SOLD BY—
C. A. NAIRN,
H. E. SNELL,
sid STURDY BROS.
Benumbed and blue with the terrible oold,
his hands and feet stiff, it seemed to him as
he faced the icy bleats that swept down the
narrow streets that he should perish before
he reached the end of his route.
The p•s.enger• shivered in the partially.
Mated oar. The conductor was busy col-
lecting fares, and attending to other duties.
Jai tk.ts • large man, with his leo. full of
that sort of fellowship that requires so
label, went out on the front platform, took
the reins from the nearly frozen diner and
said, " Go inside and thaw out. 1 live out
at UN. other end of the line, and I'll drive
till you get warmed up."
Thankfully the driver handed over the
raise, saying es he did so, " I've drove on
this line fifteen years, sad you re the first
mss that ever offered to take my hoes.
God bless you, sir. 1 was that near freez-
ing that I thought I would sot get to the
harm."
nave • aebby.
The man who undertakes t. cultivate
some fad like the growing of plants, the
retinas of 6th, photography, etomology,
boating, bicycle (iding, athletic sports,
sitaoe.opy, punting. drawing. mueio, 8.b-
ing. hunting, •tad • thousand and one other
Magi whish may come oder the heed of
psrsotrl recreation, has always something
within his reach which mikes him indorsed.
est of the outside world. The boating see
i. fwwv.r 'teeing his canoe or yacht with
riot sr varnish sad fittings of his owe in-
vention. 71. mineralogist hoe an idles
pleewre is •rr.giog his opinions and im
bbt•isk g those which ere new. The sports.
seem lights his battles over .g•dn, •od the
1.hrmmm attends to bis Morale tied Meseta
'facts' M illestrste his next year's exploits
All harmless •mes.ments.but more valuable
1boo gold. bemuse they take • tri•. sway
fres himself. —Benbsee.
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IlONT111101.
NEW BAKERY
—IN —
GI- ODERICH.
JOHN A. GREEN
has established s new Bakery and Con-
fectionery Store on Hamilton-st. in
Barrie's old stand, where he will keep
constantly on hand everything in the
line of Good Bread, Cakes and Pastry
of best make. Large Loaves at $ eta.,
and small Loaves at 4c.
No combination ; no extortion; but
everything to suit the times and the
pockets of the people.
If you want Good Bread and Cheap
Bread leave your orders at the New
Bakery, on Hamilton Street.
Wedding Cakes a Specialty.
Bread delivered to all parts of the
town.
JOHN A. GREEN.
35CkS11 PRIZES -35
1st prize, $25 ; 2nd, $15 3rd,
S'0 ; 4th, S5 . 6th, S2 10
prizes of SI each , 20
prizes of bOc, each.
The l'ropneters of
Ifo »
`_alada nylon
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PATENTS 1
MEATS. Teed SOBS 110 COP/11YMTi
Meisel. sod till busteese la the V. A Palest
Owes attended M at saODRRA 11 PIM.
Oar Ma" -p tib U. n. Patent Ot
w t as op=
py.g.is Is teas time
brio hose -emote hem W4IHINOTON.
geed
kMOas se eDKKULL OR DRAWING. Wa ad-
%oli a NQPA MA hes
WR OR
( Imam Wee rr01.rrhers, troths
er M �s
O. .. Patent Owes. rat
manias
tsrme and reterreees to milder ti 1►sh
ow* Slats or Comet v write
c • MOW
Omit. Petit OMeadasliteasse. D r,
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FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
1E
TMt..acoarset �wE"°
offer to school children the shove
prises, competition open until let
of May, for the best poem or
rhyme, the initial letter of the
lines reeding downwards to come -
pose the words --
'Salads' C'oTas
on ----
The poem is expected to be the
result of the ehild's own thought,
the name, age, oddment soil school
to he appended to each poem, also
• card out of • package of
i i Salada" t Ceylon Tea,
STURDY BROS.,
4.I1N1:1tw.
The tyaarr. b•d•rl. 0.
'Telephone Coaneetioo.
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TIME TABLE:
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" . 9 S e.M.
Purchase your through Tickets via
IThe Old Reliable
Grand Trunk Line,
thus a •oiding transfers and changes.
Splend'd Train Service- -none tett,•,
Speed, safety and comfort combined.
Remember Manitoba and Northwest
Excursion. anti Settlers Trains' during
March and April. For particulars,
rates, kr., s; p!; i ' N. ARMSTRONG,
0.7.R Tows Tick.t+•reat, Oerterich
_pull supply of Maps. Foden, tee., free
to ell. fall and roe him. All information
cheerfully furnished.
Take 41 always—Take no other
mr Coughs •a• Colds
Gray's Red
of
Syrup OumSpruce
TRE OLD ST'A1lDAlD It>{IMM!
PDX COTIOTIB. COLDS, ASITINA
and an Ail tetiosm of tee Longa
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ti.t merea wa fad pea • beim sold
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