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ERXEST HEATON - BARRISTER,
SOWN". 1010,7 Public Aohesu.'.
Buick. Woo Swot tiw-ly
• CAMPIUN,Q.C., BARRISTER 801.-
• totter. Notary. La. Otho. ever Medico
Halm. gpeare, Oedertok.
MU. JOHNSTON. BARRISTER, SU-
. Reiter. oe..Ytteser. sic, Mery le
loan.
oa ick Hamilton sad at Andrew's
streets.
LoFTUB >< DANCEY, BARRISTER,
holtoitor.Otnvra•o.r. to.. M*. Mossy
.loan at lowest rates. 14.rtee'0 Bieck, op
goons Colborn. Hotel. O.derlok. Ont
VN. LEWIS, BARRISTER, Pit. U-
is, io Martis. 0•.rt. of Owens
,,a•. -death Colborne bow. Nall
ItU 0. HAYS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT-
. 01, tc. Defoe North., out doer
Must. Oae.. Private foods to lead at
I,weet rot.s of laterst 1114
GARROW A PROUDVOOT, BAR-
r0* o. Atetersage,1kll.ttwR 8a, Node
dab. .1 T. Darrow. Q.C.. W. Pr..df .t.
tADMERJN, HOLT A HOLMES,
V Barristers. Cdlelp.. la Oh....p to.
OMwtck. N. 0. 0•meres. Q.O. ; P. Nett .
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1 D. WARD, CONVEYANCER,
tl . t•.. sod ...mlmiseer ter` tem and se -
miring resere t . l
f ball. seamier et
.alrmeuess. was se memos doelaro-
ao•• le or soy tattles, emit or poo
▪ lag be the
Comma[ hoodoo. the
Oozier Alei aro Donor
er Diehesse laoN. A* v
ant Oak I0*- tf
LtOaY MUM i1lialNr
I1,IONEY TO LOAN. - 0SSI00
111 Private lands to 1.ai aL.0-
• sally. 11. 0. C AN ZROX, klook.
apposite Colbourn Haat. 07it
PIUVATE FUNDS - PARTIES DE-
siroue of etiolates maw on
f.,....wity oma do w ot Si per ese OF
Slime Bundle J. A.
Torroonto UH Roomwlthe
I skAGER, CONVEYANCING AND
..ee et>O.. eopoalt warns•. Hotel
�f ONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE
11 a1 bj per seat. Notes lMoouated. C.
altAOMt. Ones opposite Martin's Hotel. Gods
Pleb.
L' J. T. NAPTEL, FIRE, LITE AND
•roes If ertoon. sodtd.�es• te, Good •
stick. O >pr. it -
&100,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
fl CAMERON HOLT t BOU.11ia, Node
v
.MONEY TO LEND. -A L A R O 1
7 asosent et P,lvats it ler I.vMi '
'Slowest mos so . • ilARROW t PROUD
RADCLIFFE, GENERAL :IN
=name Maser
rstrwse•d. Meow N Load en on** 1
Haat• at the Merest rate of I.1....4 wlmg, f0
.aside doer telrem1t the e• dgeoro. Wetre t, sed.-
see
iffee lglaslttile IJsaUIuia.
L ▪ ODOIIIOH MECHANICS' DOTI-
eaukad, .r. wttaisl $q s ft+r
Bees tree i s S P. s. and frim T is l e r.Y.
ABOUT 1000 OL' IN LIBRARY.
Leading X11, Weekly seed Iileulfro W
_f_'elirs,111Yeaibm, os., see Ma.
P osiesMew 1411.17 sod taw
uer.' N ." gs washed
gl
J. IL COLBORNE. H. RAID
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THOMAS GVNDRY, AUCTIONEER
liseurstool 1 . ashes at -
"dad to 1n any ta.1.f the Daus[♦. 1417
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OHN KNOX, ORAL AUO-
ttw.er eel Load Wiener. Opted&
flat. Hamas - eesddersble •[pushes•. to
lie is a peettles le
ad este
• gni him.
:$ b40
tbe
ihsbeno
.axt..ts
veserfeh
PPOSSIa lonaL
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•• e. ran..O. C.a D0ApOeTamAX.
um• -•-tor. R--- e/ N..11N.•_.61141s
T-foot T
eas age eleotr.it . •
Mw�dsi
= le in .Mo
stroohosorFt
40 GEMS, 10 CENTS.
Aa••Tee Lew Fills wire An T',10000
"dolt tram Torpor el He L v..
lilt eel gii.h-R. r .lel'
Pretty as bald sail .oils .a
howseala teem the gram.
loor 10demodl Ms :urs p. 40
ia 4 4.4Oe r �I+�.k• sold b
• Davie
' _ x:11.•,., s
approve of .Scott's
Emulsion. For whom? Poi
men and women who are weak,
when they should be strong;
for babies and children who
are thin, when they should be
fat ; for all who get no nourish-
ment from their food. Poor
blood is starved blood. Con-
sumption and Scrofula never
come without this starvation.
And nothing is better for
starved blood than cod-liver
oil. Scott's Emulsion is
cod-liver oil with the fish -fat
taste taken out.
Twe site., es eases end I1.M
/COTT di
Edevee. Oath
PICTURED.
Let us paint her picture! -'lake • wash o'
•hies
With cool shadows to 'em, ho' you b.'. her
eye.
Shadows where the 10.0101 resoles -hut
the blue,
Beautiful an' boa mto'-g1••mi0', stresin io'
through'
Lot us pout her picture •-Take • m.dwght
dryer -
Doe. •n' black an' 'Larium., so' lea have
her hair'
Yet. there's Tight about it--mmethmg you
can mark --
like an April shower twinklin' through at
dark !
When yea slip the ribbons from tb• curls
an a11,
Down they o•ome, atumbli.w like • water
t•11 '
That's the time they d•ule-.ilky threads
e' night
Falba' .11 [round her-ah•kin oat the
light'
Lips! they're like • sunrise to the night o'
oarle
Rosy -rod that mingle. with • gleam o'
pearl" ;
An' two shiny dimples-playio' bide an'
met
in ..woo, the flowers •-bloomio' o0 her
oh.ok'
West to paint her picture !-Think o' all
that's ore set,
All that beret* on beat for when love
makes 'em Croat '
Taos. wire Love the pewail, dipped to oolon
fair.
With year heart, and let Inns poor her ptc-
tura then.
NEWSPAPER STORIES.
f.0 ltbeu.ae be toted!
The application of Nerv.lise-*torr• pain
oars - which pommies sash marvellous
power over all [terve pais. goes greedy to
prow that it nes. Norville* .es on the
serves. soothes thorn. drives pain oat, and
in this way gives relief. Try it sad he ono
tined.
War idea K lt.pptoe.e.
" Mamma." said little Ethel the other
day. " I ain't going to marry."
" You have time enough to think of [bat,"
said her mother indulgently.
•• No. I .i.'t going to merry, persisted
Ethel.
" Are you going to bean old mead `" ask
.d her mother.
" N.. r. going to he widow, like Aunt
M eases she always dresses in black
• 4 Mel'. w money [end homy -"- Washing-
ton Ti...
tied Word Timm.
Oe the occasion of H. R. H. the l'rinoe.
of Wales laodiag at Aberdeen from the
Royal Taoist labors. some time ago, the
writer was standing beside an individual of
the gw0iae " oo•Iheover " type, who re-
sorbed (when he beard the mvi•tr•tora
who ei0g the Prisonns as they seeerted her
to the .•rris m in waiting) :
"• Tibet's an •wiu' tams chew. The 'sly
time Mee billies Doo speak Med some* se
mak' ye hoer them in when they're gi'w' a
peer temp sixty days." And he ..ssteied
n aively : •' rye beard Sha. P'
Dad Ar the T.tw.
A takes wee expl•Woi to his two pupils
a lar greism•ti0.1 rules.
The Int ponies Y the grew .peakjmg,"
he explained ; **The emend perms ie the
pass spokes be : the third poems in the
a1."
pA ffew testes after Hs boys hews
~•Tea
• m see whisper." said the torr.
"• I1 it vada to whipper when • third mom
M " Irknew why, .id [Jae yesagetw, with
• twinkle.
" Why r ..&.d tea Wog.
" Benew the teed perms is the para..
. pekes M.
MY C•re Ilse Watt.
Way yeses Hs Quem Vksdh .welted •
k..4.- grads founds es • halaH.g
way.Y•.prbg. sear Balmoral, is Sosilaed.
She lad mase steppes tot &risk at the
apnea. awi the Mee of the !metals .•erred
le her. Carved is the stoma was MM in-
saftls. Aped "• VMlt.ri. " :
• Reel, sermerar, se this lovely .eine.
Aad drink and pray
for w
r fins ld'. Queen."
The ether day t following wee Mead
written is .balk underneath the le.alpdat
evi/setly by seem weodwlna wertemas
fr.. w %eethww .antr7 wise dld nM
MINA Ifo *bind'. .ppe.priuius .f hi
Querns. It rood -
" W.'11 p oy for Gems Integr o here
Hat mi end dries bus hod* he her."
Tr7..e M set " Ossa
A near ".H " M d•.rlbed le Mf. Bows -
em's anl1•w•rrephy. He we waying as •
e rsle Wei what eme of the peep.1 sees
wire were shondsg tea••l• propene. thee
they should have • ernes Is • tams .M
bemired Fordo sway, sed HM the Man man
who taeaed M woad .dorsa • peeoley
set wheel, esa.ss•s1d .1111 He pnreasse
d ihmitypik
Hageme de.lesed that he .old w rue.
be serried s slosh weight .d tree me is
4.o 11 hat • mei mere pesd.sas
old garde.ap doles/ Hat he weal try.
asd lhfmm 1het1a1.. es.m.asa af•s.
1<
of waist[ and had essmistoesi H. oo.ttau.d
se .oke /toy • I..gth ahead, sad soddenly
the p.wllortty of is. fest that he .h..14 be
boot.* yaws[[ and solve mea flashed •pats
h+..
Thief must, he felt. b. • trial' some
were ; w on resobi•g the rail, .set.ad of
to..►i.g it. he turned routed sad watched
Ids vas tone male is the rase. No o.. elm,
however, touched the rail. sod thea the
oily .boemes row through the catch.
If he had touched u. he would bate boss
the last n.an ' to do two, .s nose o1 the
not would have pat • band opo, it on aey
eesoont.
That 5heeth..4 Clerk.
The vgr•rtee of the shorthand transcrib-
er are (rtq.eatly respoos.hle for • good dot
more than .m0esme.1 A short tt.e oleos
• oertaia north oou.try tiros were thrown
into • oo.eld• gable .tote of exotteme.t, and
heads (bald rine.) wagged am1eou.ly Over •
tetter received ••f • " preposterously Joint' -
04 doeoriptiw." It referred to • difference
between nee of +tae firm .•d soother part•
per io • big ,+,.eaf•etunog oowoers, sod
was polo• . ugh 0.u1 the last sentence
was nacho' :
It year representative, however, says
otherwise, we .re ready to •rase he u
cracked ''
A vigorous protest despatched to the
...odors of the insulting mosses brought an
e xplesetioti toy telegraph
" Thousand apologies. Lotter tr...arib-
ed by idiot Word ot,jected to should be
'oorr.ot' "
Tb.. peace and smiles reyt.ed egos mon.
tN NMnteresred.
There is • rood .tory of an old darker
who was very food of & hins. Gay .hoe
day he used to be at the end of the pier
with has Ifni and hook., and generally
with • group of little d•rkses around him
..'b their hook, and lines.
On a owt•to nccast..o one of these little
'.•1lu.• lost hu hal•oce and rumpled Into
the water. The w.rrr was .•v. -r his head,
•.d it watt apparent if he dad not fist help
he would be drowued Then the old darkey
threw down his rod. jumped in and
ravened the boy
A .prot.tor, who was mach impressed by
the o1J man'. heroi-n., .,ked-
•' le he your •oo'
•• No ..h. No relation," mid the old
dark.►.
•' Theo voo naked your life to save that
of • child who was nothing to you ; why,
that makes the hot even more heroic
•' Well, .ah," answered the old d.ekey,
,. you .se, dot miseble *bile had all de
worms in his pocket.
men te be Avoided.
The man who, having by accident been
thrown mice to your oo.pany, maks hold
to bawl your 00115 cwt, sad to *bake your
hand profusely whom you pose biro es the
street
The man wbo, pleading old schoolfellow -
.hip, which yon bate quite forgotten,
menu you without trying to extort • $6 00
bill.
The mon who volunteers his critioi•m on
your opinions and points out your wont
fault. ID preaelce of roar wife.
The man who shares only once • weak
end has • horror of clean linen. and snoods
you as " old fellow " jos? s. you are hopion
to make • gond iropr.sioa on some well-
dressed lady friend.
The man who, •ittior just behind you at
the opera, destroy half your .joyt»wt by
humming all the airs.
The man who lards hie talk with little
soaps of French after looking op the list o1
•• Poreigh Phrases " at the end of the din
Seamy.
to finish with, the mon wbo, who
you draw book slightly to appreciate • pie -
tare, coolly camas and steads in front of
yo0. sad thea. receding, also treads upon
►cur toes.
• earl Del.
The boy had hew deep in thought for
several minutes.
•• Father." said he .t last, " it's wrong
to fight, ire'[ it !"
•• Yes, my •o•," replied the f•tber.ple...d
to .es that lois 1e woes no that *object had
not bean wasted.
' it's wrong to try hod settle digitated
points by ressettng to fordo, I.o't it!' eon -
tinned the bay.
" It is sedated," returned the father. "The
whole tandoori of modern u:vilizati on is
to de away with fighting of rill descrip-
tions
"
" Mosel. dens Dot ooent for w womb sow
as it mood to, does it •'
" No, my bey. Pbydoal preemie does
net rash se high se .Notal .bllity is the
world today."
The hey mato relapsed 'tete thought for •
few minutes •sprse% pesd.rin. 1110
father's words. •
Tb.n, .f stares. we're •11 for peace
Dow," be said.
'• Of .uses. Perham pesos is the ideal
for w4Ma we strive .w."
Aad we should .hive for that ideal is
private se well se is p.blio.B•ir.,abo,lda t
war
" Always."
" That's what 1 th.ntbt," .id the bey
ream:Moldy. " Dee't you t\lek that we
have • geed opowtnntty to apply 11 at the
prose.[ ti.e .
iD what way, my bay Y'
" Why,lee'o arbitrate the gm.stios el that
Ameba, that yes ars seise le Vivo .e
right after demur. Everybody arbitrate
1
sew."
.rbitrstd.
Mkms'. gp.se4.
" Please 'omen me, m..." Roble 15.11
advantage of • Utsle loll is the tall[. Mai.
dropped hos knife sod fork in aetwM►mset.
Who is the world woe the mother with
Rotes ! Why, he'd sely jurat Me
Seale Over fork MM the savory .7Mer
.Dollop he liked es mod 1 -and bagel*s was
widen is be „'soared "1 W. Readoe slob
• Meese '[hues me, mama," RAW .id
palmy, wire 1hes mama eshe•kd Ha
the....
bawler es shed dole geld hook es
to dn.s, ss4 wt thea es ho.Wy to wow
iei. R.41.'e resod. rosy f•... H. dide'*
leek mist • kit.
•' Why, SAM she s•td.,yeti
esse'[ w
of
awns, i1 yea Ase'[ soy dieser.
SW 1 *maybe you liked maimed embers
rs
en stash."
" T✓.. I d. -'dr adf1Oy'," Raba. old,
Whim as s*pesot•ttve Meq " I Yb 'as --
0. my 1 Prato► ems I 'spook I'n ween some
" *hat de yes womb be la massed
ler. Hes r
gad i.sa . boat. s saes-
ass.leek sas-
t.., was seeker • near lade
4*00 m We was the queens. p.oa. 1
'1� *.him bid dews w fink .ad woke
a BMWs apes*. e he N
theme, Pi be Mend wed gat le e'er wish.
Tbm .0. I as .a tow my Ana 1'd ba
.1us1 '[•eed4 .71 w.ka•w
or em.,a.'--w«r N
101111 CJJf S ISO DOI 11111 YOU RAiI I?
Wiry *hot mesa. Kw n�. - !
• ed, omit tl keine/ .. and mut
it will buy a pound o(& wn Label •
ba f... was reser-.b..k.d .ill
"h"
M .0r.,"I
rename"
takes; 99 .p..ch ended. B.t ro•.e'. too. Iook.d r 6 6
lietle treehled. She o.ddeoly remembereu
hew soy times Robin had to ash to be
"'wood " before .he Dot seed kis polite
little robe. The •• grows .p woad be
busy talking. and •h. would be hernias or
talbtog, too. Poor little Wawa -tr. that ta
what he moue ! Aad woos thought --and
don't you! -that Rohm was wry polies got
lo put that part of it into his 'pesob. -
A.!rl* HAMILTO!. I)usNm1_
• tte..rbabte Ph, .Ir Is•.
Last spring, is the of y .t Nett l or k, o001Ir-
red Doe of the meet ro.,ark•ble funerals
ever +itoemed. Tb. hearse was attended
by sixty o•I1•be•ren, sed each .aa of the
pity owed bis Isle, eerier God. In the nits-
iar•tloa of his then here. Behind the
hearse walked eight Misdeed men an lime,
hardly one of sob.•in but was indebted to
the deed man for hie ability to he titer..
Two hundred and emery -three o•rr-ages
followed. sod these in ,aro were attended
by a large .usher of people en foot.
This mem weals simple east ..f" physician,
who. patients were dwellers 10 the teas
meat di.,riots, and whom mourners were
the poor ,n whom he had mieisiered
Doctor Arenson opened, at ht. own ex
pease, • hospital for oewemptivee in the
Dense.[ parr of the pity, and threw himself
heart and soul into the work rot •'Ir.v•tine
the distr.... of friendly., pati0ate. Once he
es. taken down with hlnod.pniansing con
traded from • patient, and for w.rk. 'tow-
ered he' weer life .ed death
Then . wnnd.rfgl .nd beautiful .irh, a me
.. o. Hundred, Dame daily to vapor. for
the good phvstolan Swage. 01 po0916 knelt
tneether in the open air ►round his door-
step
oorstep and prayed aloud for his recovery.
When by recovered, he e.ad he would glad
ly undergo the same again to again save
111..
At last came a day when, upon his return
from s ^.II on • poor patien•. this good man
dropped dead npnn thy sidewalk rear his
own door .tep, hie end thus con.iny, just
as he had long hopod and prayed it might
Dome
The end Minn, we have mid. Hut who
can pre lir' an sod to • hfe so 611+d with the
,pint of Him it ho was pre emiosotly the
Helper and Healer of me. !
Bede" \..w a Wig
Tier. resides in Washington • lawyer
who a •hurt time - go retired from the pro
feesion in which his name was • power. In
his early days the lawyer Inst his heir, the
result of • long spell of niokee's, sod from
them day. to the present time hie head km
bees adorned with wipe-yeritahle works of
art --from the hands of • oelebnted makes
in New fork
A. time rolled on he exob•ngen the glossy
Mack «hook of artificial Mir to an iron
grey, which he affects sow. Th. wige look
so natural that only hu intimate friends
recognize them se such
One day he woe defending • man accused
of stealing • pair of trimmers from • hook in
front of • t..cond hand store while the pro-
prietor was inside Th. ■hopkeeper was
placed in the hox. and identified the prawn
er as the man who attempted to snatch the
goods, meotiootng at the time that the thief
Worn • wig
" DO you know • wig when you see os5
oe someMdy's heed !" asked the 'mosey.
The witness smiled sad replied in the of.
firpeotiye,
" Dose hie honor weer • wig !"
" No."
Does soy of the jury wear me!"
••No"
" i)o I wear one !"
The shopkeeper laneh.d outright •t the
idea of • man with such • magnifiosot head
of iron -gray heir wearing a wig. and be re-
pli .v1 emph•tio•Ilp 'hat h• did not.
" I ko.w .nn didn't know • wig whoa
you saw one," retorted the lawyer coolly ;
at the sane time littler rff the grey locks
and exposing • pate se smooth ea • baby's
f.oe.
The court -room was convulsed and the
defendant .egmitt.d.
A R. CATHOLIC PRIEST
FATHER OROUIX, OF THE
ARCHBISHilP'S PALACE,
OTTAWA,
CERTIFIkS TO THE VALUE OF THE
IttllA&K0111 woo,cIXt, IMMIX/Jen 400T-
11eAT coma
Anbbhibp' P•1•oe,
OTTAWA, Dam do. Nev. 8, 1886.
Mr. 8. S. Weakness. M.P..
Hamate., 0.. :
My Dear 8ir,-In order to empty with
yew request. I raised r lose Hon weeny -
six parses+ a diagram sees and esetditle.s.
residers is ear city, who had used the .ed.
MMus .•llod . Kootenay Onus." Upe .y
wgdry,seme informed me that afar suffer-
ing •1.1wd•.el7 ter ...y len frees Rhen-
wads., seder me 1•rm et mother, slay
bad .btale.d eoed4snblo relief from the
•b...-se..d remedy. and were coin[ it yet
wit\ she arm hem and sham ser4Wty
then is the soar Mere all the painful easels
would disappear. Others told me that stay
hod bee oared .seepi.Mly,feit so mese pale.
.sold digest weedy, sleep a.anily, bad
remised their lest weight, ..web . tutu
tem Mgr said be said s have base 1-
410104 sal ns hem bees trend r.•d 10.
sew ones I .N with ave asses .t aa d1s-
.•w, n whethe nadide. hod prsdtsoed
waederfil regalia, esped•Uy is Des .ass .f
u lame aim years' sten ding. 1. nevoid
aa�psssa�e of Rhesaealti..
wed Paralyds...r-
.it.jphyskttais, shier e•reful .*.dy.b d pre.
seeseed the ems* lasemble. As Ressm -
Mem is seg* a es..•e •ik>•ge4 and as de..
Mrs lave always sash Mawlty is eve.e..-
tyt it, 1 Web it M guile to make
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pose, wdlerlea b..geit7. I •ss phased is
hem Hs ensiles et rese..tmdleg its ties
petals of the OapiiaL
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drtaki.w. believe see, dr.
(t114ed) ammo Osoetx, Pr.
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the lsllswleg ess•msgama i eanleleed le a
mem" Wes .l.,j k.mmle
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CEYLON TEA
When once used, always used.
LEAD PACKET ONLY. BLACK OB MIXED.
FROM A LL c R00ERS-
Millinery
MISS CAMERON is now showing a large a*.sortment of the
latest styles in Fall and Winter Hats. All goods are of the most
fashionable design and wauufacture, and the prices are within,the
reach of all.
MISS CAMERON,
FALL MILLINERY.
We have a large and well-chosenLStock
in Hats, also the newest Shades of rib-
bons. Velvet, Feathers, and Fancy
Wings.
AH are invited to come. We are
pleased to show goods.
MISSES YATES,
The Square.
66 Eye_
Openers "
Misses' Sizes (11 to 2) Oil Tan grain leather, button
or laced boot, solid leather in -sole, pegged or rivitted
bottoms, only $1 00
Ladieb' fine Kid buttoned Boots, made on the - new
lasts, patent leather tips, made by The J. D King Co.,
only $1.50.
Men's heavy No. 1uality Granby Rubbers with
heavy full shaped Sox for $1.65 per sett.
it They are Money -Savers."
H, Be PdLLOC&
The Low Prices Shoe House.
Ye it in?and Year out
(Tet rosxrr CITY uranium A11,0 e11100THHAND o0LLaot, Y. M.C. A. BUILDING,
gives the hoot prootic.) Rows.....d Shorthand Coarse obtainable. Courses oar fuIiy
=gv.d.d Reason•ad equipment the beet. Students ..iel.4 to profitable position. weekly.
boa. $2.60 per weak. For particulate of either mares address
J. W. WE8TERVELT, PrinolpaL
FE INVITE ,
you
TO CALL ANI) EXAMINE
OUR
GASOLINE AND
COAL -OIL
STOVES
Also let us send t ne home for you
to try for • week
•ad if yon •re
sob alluded, to
tag under no ob
lialflba it/ is
bee d ala.
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