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1. SHINGLES
...Tr
ea Specialty.
now complettille:
lergeat and best
de the cities,
ELLS
itity to snit the
;hells loaded with
while you wait.
11 Stock of
;HELLS,
RS AND WADS.
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5 fire but only kill
RDWARIL
!AR OF LIGHTNING.
•
JOB THE MOST PART THE ALARM
FELT IS GROUNDLESS.
rigs Elsotrle Sole Irrom Hoilivea's aloe
Frightens lasinr. It Is True. But It
Nits Still Viewer - The Selesee or
j.thetniste
A current awes item gives the result4 au,.
eivestigatios carried ou by Dr. U.
&alley Presideut 01 Clark Uni-
*rely, uu the things that most excite
ive le people. 01 the/ 2d8 classes of
object'4 few to which 1707 permits
ofjeseed, thunder and lightning led all
the rest, altildlet in certain localities,
es, fur LOStAnCe. those subject to cy-
clones, etc., the fear pf the latter pre-
dominates. It may be accepted as prob-
*Me true that thunderstorms coustitute
gee most pronounced source ot fear with
the majority of people, due, no doubt, to
the always impressive and not nitre-
aueutly overpowering 'nature of the pbe-
Dometion. But is there any justifiention
ki fel for this fear so far ES bail Mr
oohs sr* concerned?
We believe there is not,--ara- the
contrary. that many other causes which
barely have a place In Dr. Hall's list
are infinitely more entitled to the -4M
Unction us fear producers than lightning.
Ae proof of this we may cite statioties
the United State/ Weather Bureau,
The show that for the four years. 1890-
98. the deaths from lightuieg numbered
7$4. or an average of 196 a year. Agnin,
H F. Krether of St. Lotus found from
the record of nearly 200 newspapers that
for the five years. 1883448, there were
NW (heaths caused by lightning, or an
tete of AM • yeas. Wa doubt whe-
ther. of the number of deaths clnesed as
"accidental" in tbe Whole United States,
any one 'row) can show so small a
number. In New York eity alone over
2011 people are drowned evert year, while
nelrly 150 are burned or sealdell to
deed'. and Close OU to 500 persous meet
their end by falls of the kind or another.
Comparing the record of 200 lightning
fatalities for the -whole country with tbe
above retords for New York city, with
its total of 'nearly 1500 accidental deaths
every year, it will be seen how ground -
hes le tIttrpripular -Mut of ittierntng.
is a surrival, an inherited auperstitiou.
But there is another point la eunnto-
tiou with this matter which might to
• Weertienisely Nereffiridesg .nit7
Whet country dweller* mny not be
Dot awash, unless the vcrutetation is
eery mach better thou k ie in the great
majority of tnewbouses. In the effort to
keep die cow. waren, the iniaioritt W
cow -owners allow Ivo little nPlare to tan
cow, and make the cowhouses wo Dearly
airtight. As a coeuesammee, the purity
oe the air is sacrificed to secure warmth.
k is kept warm, but made foul NOW.
pare air is of tar greater =pumas=
then hot air, or sem warm. If a tow
must breathe either foul air or cold air.
it wonid be couch better for her to take
the cold air. But it le rarely
that • good cow need De force=
a choice. It Is quite praeticabLe to
bulki eowsboueee that will secure com-
fort with west:me Cows may be
kept in perfect health and comfort with-
out being in a bothome all the time.
bat they cannot be kept in health if
they are kept as hothouse plants, breath-
ing air that has been tuhaied over and
over again, neektag with foul odors Stiff
kmded down with disease gettue.-Jece
my Bulletin.
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statute.. Bebe' engird ning
is We times greater in the cuuntry than
is the city. The cause of this immunity
for city dwellers is mot far to 'welt. It
is doubtless due to tbe predominance of
metal toots, the well-grounded water
pipe, ja biome, -mod pretiably a• ninth
se anything to the prospective network
of overbead eiectrie wires of all 'Muds.
The popular belief that a stroke of light -
slag is invariably fatal is also sot borne
eat by fact^. Indeed. one record speci-
ally devoted to this feature elbows that
et 212 mesons struck, ouly 74 were kill-
ed. Taking it all in all. there seems to
be no more groundless popular few than
that of lightning. Indeed, if the ean
go by statistics. the risk ot meeting death
by a horse kick in New York Is over 50
per cent greater than that ot death by
Usktning.
Yet with all tbe weight of statistics
taintlt its deadliness, lightning will con -
nue to ware people as heretofore. Per-
haps, after all. there may be a more di-
rect sew than tbe mere psychological
nee nswftly ascribed to it, and that is
the fee' that many people of eervons
imperilment are affected boars before
the approach of a thunderstorm and thus
reinlereel partienInrly powerless to stand
the strain which more or lees effects the
ne.t phlegmatic natures during a die
tneenee in the heavenc-Electrical En-
gineer.
The Gress Bustard.
The greet busterd (Otis taints), a
bird still found in tbe southern proem -
cos of Husain, is the heeded European
fcrwl. In size it exceede the Norwegian
blitekeock. says The New 'fuck Sun.
The old males attain a weight . of 35
pouuds, and where food is plentiful
weighing 38 pounds, sad even
rlpionuenagda, bave been captured. Thew
birds have disappeared trim Western
Europe, where once they were almost
as numerous as partridges, and leo
seen ooly in small fioggs in the sand -
hills skirtieg the lower vsJiwy of the
Dueiper, sod here and there along the
north attest ot theCaspian. The ben
lays eggs as big as or/emerypears. A
larger and beerier bird -the mesowary
-is incapable of lieht, but it ean kick
with the etrength of a mnie, and uses
the sharp, bony quills of its minim as
a warm uses let Mum
WOMAN'S HAPPIEST HOUR.
The happiest boar in • women's life is
very diffioult 50 specify. Among tbe hap-
piest hours in my own life Mae been those
spent to witressine the development of my
tidy obild. My idea of happioess in thee
111. is-pieet y ef mum nisi work, end an at-
tempt to resew in We. Emerson' motto-
' Help moue. boy." Seats K BOLTON.
1
,
saestiittu ott neetneess.
The happiest hour of my life was 50. 001
In which I was least conscious of myself, mid
eseeinisid tato koly theriehts eat4 pue•
Vint .ed beenfioent activity.
What is my idea of happiness,"
Aisne's
STORYETTES.
Hid Celts Messed Bp
The limited Bootee Treasury is retalaing
oI1 the Indeed Stews mins resolved in the
wdlaary mums of badmen bearing the gle-
am of Liberty sewed. These coins &re seat
te the Mist te be melted up. Over three
million dollarsworth in subsidiary Meese
has been melted and remined during tbe
past year. Of °three the mew dies are used.
Tbie is but • drop ia the bucket to the mass
of old sUver which is still in okonlation. -
Harper's Rouad Table.
ties °melee, end the is said to ham saved
She 11. 01 the lamens miellec. win Is moond
oaly to Lod Welseley, on two 000esions.
Tor the last low years Tel el-Ketber bee
bees kept is the stables .ef tin Horse
Owls. aad bas renewed as much attention
aa her owner. Sin la the oaly horse that
was ever decorated by Qeses VII0SoC1,1, and
11 was. therefore, apprepriate that the
should hese • plea, 1. 50. proosesiese.-New
York World.
— -
• Tons* eaters Wee.
"AU right I"
At that word the tall individual in the
loose velvet mat, jumped up perpendicoler
in the air and emitted a ory that sounded
like
courtesy.
A yeses lady, who mane out front • home
le the west end of Loudon, wine Widening
rousd s owner, n.a waned • little street
..rale. She e.id." My poor boy, I bops I
hese not hurt you. I'm teary sorry. I beg
your perdon." The little ohap was slake
asetemished. Taking off the three-quarters
of ciao wheal be had upon him head. be
made bora grand salute, sod said, " Yon
oan her my pardine (for that's what bal
sailed it), miss, and mellows ; end the next
time you run &gin me, you *my lima me
clean down and I won't say • word." And
teen, when the lady Ind mooed on, be
tamed to kis chum. sad resseaked, "1 say
Jim. it's the first time I ever bad thybody
ask my girding, and it's kind o' took MO of
my feet."
Respect nor *owns rowers.
We should Jenne be Imreers, gladly
welcoming every belp sad remeotina evert
parsonality. But dem* also teepee our
own. end bogie * Wad that, though the
wide universe 1. 1011 .1 geed, se boreal or
nourishing °ors osn °mem to us bat through
our tod bestowed on that plot of ground
which is givea to us to till. To undervalue
oter owe tbought bemuse it is ours, to de-
preciate our owe powers or fatielties bemuse
some one else's are more Heoroge. to shriek
from doing what we ma became we tblek
we can dos. little, 1. 10 hinder ear ewe de-
velopment and the prowess of the world.
For is is only by exercise that any festally
is starenethesed, eued only by saoh otte pas-
ting hie .boulder te the maid that, tie
world moven and hilelanitit &deacon.
HAS wHITEIT'S !SAPPIEST ROCS Yrr TO
(vitt
_I think the happiest hour depends upon
woman it tit The differeseirweeld
lle net only in the experisathe bet-li the
Isktag et thew What to one lemma would
be the deems% sad highest, grain le *eth-
er be qwito iftesetheireheesthle. Amid thee
we oh* new se hatie of what • happy
snomosit les hese asill it is all ever. I am
afraid 14611 tiontiase to take • world full
of women. geseration after gesserntion, to
reach • bill tiouolusson upon the matter ; and
that is the risseoo, among others simiber,
why the old world hem had totem es loag !
For myself, 1 do not thlk I have had my
Nippiest hour yet ; I tenoy 11 is in expect -
&moo with almost OM ybody: I mast es ea
aud finith my lite Bus: then. weil-thee
if you owl sok !no With. ENIFEISRS 1 Cali tell
you. ADELINE D. T. WHITNEY.
lipes
sa▪ te&
r Polo011111.
The T'hree removes* Hasse.
Instead of a !tingle European type
there is indubitable evidence of at becet
tbree distinct races. each possessed of a
history of its own, and each contributing
something to the common product, pope
-
idiom as we me it to -day. If this be
eetablished it does away ' at the fell
swore with moat of the current mouth-
ing. about Aryans wed pre -Aryans; and
eeKeially with such &Minions all the
••Guesiiian" or the "Idde-Ctertnahle'
nice. Supposing for present peace that
It be allowed that the aneestore of
liempre-unty---onee- Isom- bean -
within
sight of either tbe Caspian Sea or the
Himalayas, we have still Oft two-thirdt
of our European races and teetwilstiell
bat of account. As yet it is toe early
to discuss the events of the history ot
these rnees; that will claim our attentiou
at & later time. The present task be-
fore us is to establtsh first ot aU thrtt
&me such eerie' types exile in Europe. -
Prof. W. Z. Vey. in Appleton'e
Popular Science onthly.
, FLOUR
WORLD.
isms keel at glair
Woods mill. Am-
rrom the •ettep of
t sod is the best
we. The neer as
rELON'S
wows.* eel WM
beriorii
Midas.
from tat Um=
ribs mai.
rELON, :4
An A111/11114111* Task Drama.
A game dealer has of late bad a lot
of terrapin and a large number of frogs
is the same tank, and it has been funny
to We the frogs pile on the terrapin's
becks, whether to get their feet out 01the wet or to enjoy a ride is net keowit.
Yesterday the tank was partly filled with
water. and a huge se. turtle WES reliti
is it At once tbe terrapin craw
the back of the turtle, and the frogs MI-
kered and clitned on the terrapin, and
the whole outfit sailed around as gee
aa a picnic party. One old frog that
lad succeeded in reselling the highest
"Int 'Venn to croak exttltantly, end
I500)54( to be saying, "More room at the
505) more room at the top." -Portland
Oregonian.
4121 OPINION BONI " TIES DITTCHIES "
have bed it suggested to me by • friend
staying in the boom es this time, that the
happiest moment in • woman's 111. 1. when,
having brought the MOM Of hat heart to the
point of proposing. she makes hien wait •
minute for two fee her asswer. To know,
and feel his anxiety -to usdermand that the
sexilty is all caused through love of ber-
thas would constitute s blies sot to be rival-
led, • bliss the -sweeter for Woe so shot -
lived. end because of the fact that it °an
never 0000?amis. Bet this strikes me as
being • little feline nature, loot a
trifle greed.
For myself, I should thisk there would be
10....' toy in that moment when • woman is
able to say " lies " to the most important
*Miss lif gad to give herself free-
,
(islet notesartag Hogg.
Thew is no longer the demand for tile
benstrweielit hogs which used to prevail
when larue what tbe heg was most-
' b „ialnlid fete What is most wpnted
new are hogs that at seven or eight
month. old will avenge* pound • day,
OT a trite more, for ..eh day of their
hTee' gueb bogs as thew! are alarm,
salable, and it is very rare that they
will net yithl a profit to the grower.
tw`t Dian for breeding are usual',
a cross of the flne-boned small breeds en
Nene large and rather eoarsehroilt sows,
the rath
lle olware being e smTh
aller. e
result will be hogs, which tor feeding
0111 he superior to either sire or dam.
I think4 however. do qmstisa • dittwalt
...to answers. Teem am geology different
S aturn, that what would lte extremes happi-
n ess to one woman, might be only &mild de-
light to another.
Sone wealth. fOr=i4tee, liavethe ma.
tainted inettam mere develeeed than
others, mid fee them the vessel email ary of
their finthers meat cause as uplifting M
tbe heart that ao other iodise ou earth
oold cued*. All in that eapiness moms*
inrforritien
The ambit** woos* onset fled her best
hour when she imasestaised the senunis ot
her hopes. sad Victory orowas her with lta
laurel wroth- -
To the weans steals( ever the slot bed
that metal= the eati Wing dearest to bee
oe earth.— Mims ha an hour mere rife
• Matter set opiate*
'Shrsabl e has 'bore' tentnriscitairThstilharo.
along and he made up his mind that
" Tootle, tootle, toot !"
Ordinarily the would have suspected him
of being the last person to indulge in mole
&otiose as be was of • staid sed slightly
severe ocuotenanos, and • dem observer
would haveishrewdly supposed that he was
tar from eurying himself. bat it is to be
preowned that he know his Own business
best. In any case the perspiration bedewed
his brow.
A taw yards from him eat soiree one in •
ohdr-s young girl. She gazed, at the
jumpiest owe with an expression of resent
meat and • tear bedimund her eye. Rhe
wept bitterly.
The individual in the loose velvet owit
gritted bis teeth, swore under his breath
and moviel hastily away. The young girl's
parents who were present looked unoecoern-
ed. After a hurried confab the velvety
coated one headed *soh of the eareete •
large tio pen and • wick of wood. He Um.
elf handled • tin bora.
" Come on now !"
The horn win blown lastly, the tin pans
wee* Winged with fervor, and all them
danciee up and down with Btholdin1111111
vehetnenes theadon.
Aod they shouted :
"Booty ti Web r
"Hi Medley bi M 1"
"Filly willy ',talcum boom !"
Their Noes grew purple and their veins
smiled to the mist of bursting. It was
most impresetve.
Tin young girl fixed her eyes on the pro.
Tbey'laoked lustre at first, but
by depress began to take en some show of
interest. t
" New shrieked the individual in the
loceelvelvet seat with Messes excitement.
A snap tree heard, and the young girl-
ish' was but Iwo years haill-&1111111 suomestully
photographed et last. - --
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APHORISMS.
nevassas, Wav.:4, 1897. 7 _ ,
Better be driven out from WM" MOH
aim to he deeliked by obildrea, -Death
Trust net blue that has ono. Meshes faith.
He who beirayed thee 0005 will betray thee
again. -Shakespeare.
Tame is we • heart but tise 15. momeets
of longing, yearaing tor something better
nobler. holier than it knows now. -Bomber
You may depend upon it that be is •
good man whose intineate friends are good
aad whose enemies are deuidedly bed. -
Lester. •
It is wonderful what strength of pantos*
and beldame and energy of will &re &roused
the assulanwe that we are doing our duty.
-Scott.
11 is only the belief of goodness and wig.
dom of a superior being, that our °alembics
OM IN bonnie the manner which bmomes a
man. -Mackeezie.
Candor is the seal of a noble mind. the
ornament and pride of man. the soorn of
raseels and the rerest virtue of sociability.
- Sterne°.
Energy will do anything that win be done
he had to 4;et Wren. Tt teth the nein .
brilliant and mient othandrune wiles*
mower Disdekins thought was looked ia his
manly bosom.
" I haves oconnudrum for you MiMI Yea -
Ito es14 swims h• seether.eist.
-"M." cob* replied,- elbelik• ?
~AO m
011Ow" a fig brid.
ling ementhat.
•• lodeed West is it!"
" Why see my **tams like tba nesse
She !imitated • moment end DudeWee-1W•
gam to loot triumpher.
wiper rms.!
" You may think. she mid slowly. sad
Dielskine somehow felt the owed dipping
from under him, " it is bemuse they hams
nem to them ; and you have a perfect debt
to think as you please, bate Me. Dedekins,
opinions differ."
The Wissmes vein» to 11141141"
It is predicted that for tbe elate"
fere moot In rover will be
wibi., Mairias sable in the dark
411.lialla atitraklisn. and _diet
lanitY et astrakhan. *Dog lirnimon"
vents (still -born lainb). altseei-
et:tux
, es real/
"ftlag of -mason. The toot =
teeline i•• to tangoes
alt Immo km berth -
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A ennetrust eetki liMuldiinf he
fl*"..1 eh le reengress4 IA larl'glith,........ VI
Nero in einoltstion sof the cww""`"-- -
thee treitivratum
negelbtr
wirde010.01AV:re thee whoa the dee.
weed 1 Heim Muth the.adored one will le
rives bask to bee eyes tbe very jawed'
Death 1
And yet, atter all, I Walt Le*, "that
areal Illeeter," as lie has bese justly sidled,
has more to de svith • wosan'e reside*
hoer than saythise else oe tart& T•
and to feel Mee self legoved-thet is. in-
deed, es 'mow the best ef We.
TU 000*'
tor ,M hope! Oh, magic
Aneempeters conemp:"
Daring • French eanioinen Africa
many brave deeds were dose. but Dose
braver, perhaps, thee Trumpeter Esooffisr's
resoles of his osptelo.
Tin Arabs were pressing the cavalry of
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aileeft.tath eta _-hllobowhowl eftlAlp!!!!
mks* it hero brighter end give a clearer
Clothes rattan, bimboo and willow with
a brush and molt water; then rub dry with
&soft oloth.
- -Window glass, heaps. mariateeed Mose
eases or mantles are quickly darned if rob-
bed with salt slightly dampened.
Floor matting wii t 0. onpIIsbh and
leas brittle if ocessionally washed with salt
water. Wash chamber ware with oold ..It
water instead of warm sown water. ,
Colored cotton *brim will not fade by
subsequent washiog 0 placed in boiling
water to whith has bona added three gills
of *eh to every tour motets ot water. Do
Sot remove the °loth =MI WI wafer is
oold.
An excellent application for s' sprain is
well -beaten whites of three ages mixed with
three mast teaspoonfuts of salt. A plaster
or the yolk of an egg thiokened with salt
applied to the seat of acute pats will often
relieve.
Captain De Cott, and everything has in
o onfusioa, wleme De Cotes born worn killed
adder bine and the capture of the officer and
the whole oompany seemed inevitable.
At that moment the trumpeter of the
company leaped from big horse aad gave it
to De Cott, saying " Valto bit. Your
MN is neeerrem7 ; mine is melees. You can
rally the 1340. It doss not matter about
my peek
De Dett mounted the horse. rallied the
oompaoy sad *attuned the tight. Trump.
eter &maw was takes Meaner, but the
Arabs, wbe adore mange, had witmessert
the some, and appreotatine the nobility of
du, man treated hien wish generosity. Eis
trumpet was • *throe of Oath eetertoin-
moot to his milkers, who mod often to
titageltifft gtve-ilaw-vignele-ot-the various
military movements. Ono day Keoeffier
gay. the whole repertoire with greet gusto,
finlehisig up by blowier the summons for •
charge with an extended flourieh.
" What's that t" asked the Arab thief.
"Ab !" said F000ffier, •• you will see*
hear sbut,1 hope. That is the Mosel for •
charge."
Whim atm tries to live off his relatives
they soon get on to hie Ida game.
Anxious limber -Well, Bobby, and bow
diA you betimes at the party!
Sebby-Oe. Mammy, I didn't behave at
eu. 10.. elevelpea.
A sehool teethe Isielipel the questioe,
"What is the higent feethil ilektal life r
" The giraffe." responded a height member
.1 55. dem
sse akin Wm mars • * sod
obteially dor the
"Boa gays I pew here beautiful every
Moo Sofas. lino," sou mows.
*Why deal yos mit 5101 tall ottimer?"
Assia-Rarper's Barer.
The agave gllebleeners•
The (*rate EN/Wanders' praises Ore 611
everybody's mouth. Led the Sikhs, who
shared with them le the memnificent exploit
at the Chsere.lietel. share the laudations
here
as welL The sinister dimeseions of
14.411* is 1 tau the itembsb. howeese.by
winprieb. No seek desperate rthistenge lad
50.5.4 1..' rem the Pathan tribes, at
Mem by th• °Math public. Even military
authorities are seteselsed to fled that they
pre so doh ifs Martial -Henri rifle* sad am.
gene frothe arm reeks at night m les‘mitieol
musities. Tbe native habit of
wares, an old leery, mid Muse weaves@ are
Dew thrums up by the thousands us the
ham* of the lithesome.
155 05.5' they poi the inunstrie sten of
sealeidese elm* eqpitery, simse the regu-
lations Merely prohibit thole eseosselen by
seliters off duty, awl there is no reseed el
aay inagarin• bevies bele pillaged. The
meet plausible theory is that the* has been
Bedroom doors may bs keg; 000l sad
troth by wiping them daily wide strong milt
weber. Microbes, moths acd other lomat
pests are thus destroyed. Salt !and oatr•
pbor in oold water is an smells* disinfect-
ant 10 5.4 rooms.
Heat salt ten minutes in s very hot oven.
Crush One and run through a sieve. Sten
in a covered box in • dry plasm end tt will
not osks. This is preferable to mixing
cornsterth with itwhich thiamine delicate
dressings sod soups. _
Ink spots ere removed from gingham by
saturatine them with sweat milk and then
with salt. Seat and lemon juices will re-
move mildew. Soak brooms oomaionally in
hot salt water, they will become softer. less
br ittle and will wear Imager.
Add salt to the weber in which bleak
cotton goods are wombed to prevent tading
aid tarabse-Isiown. Rein raga tat Irene
weer paper mewed with salt. lemon jai**
and eat will remove attains from the hands.
Do not use soap immediately after.
To rotnelve egg stains from sneertub
gently with • damp oloth sprinkled with
tine salt. Sett oa the hands will mean
folds and fish None slippier during the two -
mew of cleaning. Salt dissolved in alcohol
or ammonia will remove ream spots.
• dall emonldeting We may be clewed
for Weans, by throwing ewer it a handful
ot salt If salt is thrown On wer burning
G abonesel it cheeks the blaze, but if
sprinkled over opal makes It blurs brighter,
last longer and there are fewer dithers.
Fresh bak stains ea Gamete sr tableeleths
me be removed by repeated alligloattsals ef
dry malt. Carpets are refreshed sad oases
briehtened if wiped with oleos Meths writhe
from salt water. Salt sprinkled sesaidoesl.
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deeigued ; he that bade ',me must make
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moats told without employ tr.o soul to cum
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to the house just wben the sound of bag-
pipes wee heard siomiog up th• street.
• Ob, Mamma !" he " there's a man
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"Mineue,"said little Freddy, excitedly
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another berry -beet while crossing t • 'tier."
Did lir. poked mamma, anxiously.
"Yee, indeed. i'm sure there would have
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back pedalled." -Harper 'a , Bazar.
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