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Otr- op. a. yetir heart to yeti'me.,
they ,al tr loVei er a. little, a
this.
"I ,!ve y,4 -a great Ideal 01,*
YyP beautiful ,
Le.Ien Ifiwai4 and laid bee
he soft eheele of the
here" 4)w couirl
ve been wifit you al! these
o'ad net grow fond, of yoat
fow perfettly lovely it Will be," she
added,, with i 1,0,.*Nt 'tee. 1400
the" tlireillierar
neck a,nd drew the `ly, bee?
-a moth
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tan . be
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tunatei eircurntance for h* same
Another ter- have found her own
''elaiighter so opportunely," smiling-
• lf.;remarktri Mr. LYtt.10t4ani"1-144'
114.4--be1igp,--rnyAleaT giri, -that?. 4U
baltreelize that, through this (lie-
ecovery, you .will Come into an in.
me of some thousandS of u
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ve said it, alln• ost
)ressively happy I arn teeuight 1,k"
/13 coneluded, wth a' laugh that,
tanded alme„et 1yalerie41:'
Iltish, dear,' ,Yon nine
vay ti extitemeet," said ,
ehip, in a tone of gentle repreet
she f& .her arms about tio
ghteform *nd dr
ad upon het breas
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tiek, ybind--41nierter
wide.,beely., A
top, end ° t
-o' ratleei
'quite leveL Froin
he outline ud tie
and broad. CattIo
this type are refereed to as
bkiek intlicatiere--tomp*Ctue
*litleneatnees--of tonne, If tlue'body
itelined to - be long, it May he
meti••.„, animiil*
long a les, oi.h.owlog,to'o'little depth
and fuI1ncs. of body, maybe term,
The had houM hove a. broad,
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8txozIg tiitir.Sle, ndicating 'superior
-grann .aud feeding. eapacity. trhi,
ne4tras loielt!set4ewbat re in.
, eid
Froni I poini4 view*
gland ie the hest ermtitri ,OT3-
rtl, Ir breaeh of
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ges from
In -certain parte Unityd
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State s breitell of promise stetions
*re not allowed to be broughtin-
() our., and the-eian i, at tiberty
a
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s. many ma/ ens.
other perts,of.theliift bow -
r,„ huge damageti ltre somethites
a,rdeel An very 'slight evidence, •
In -Germany a special ' laIse has
been &sited whiCh has Completely
abolished breiehpfproMige ac.
tione. Should a young tourtle. de-
sire to bevornee,engaged; theyvisit
the town hail and • declare 'their
willingness to marry,: and si,gre
with witires.ses1, a, teriee rdoeu-
Ment* wiiieh: 'render 14, clienge of
mind on tlirt man' S parti. j'ittiefiest'y
,elit of the, qiiestion, „They ,are not,
eegaged until this formality. oat
been Carried out.
Should either party :discover thet
they have made a inistake.and‘O.Db
4441,roni--thieeoloeeinenti
the pair again visit the town ball,
and lifiether- Sotto/ &tun:ants
are forinally sign -N1, Witnessedi sal
.*The authorities, then
mine the question of eempensation
for injured. feelings. .
In France breech, of promise ate
tions are - extremely-, few.. The --
French-, law reqeires,the plaintiff
te prove in Cotirt that she .has suf
fere4 ',pecuniary toss by her fiances
fickleness, Throuirtiout Frapee 'A
bride almost invariably 'has.a mar.
liege; dot,' Jorge- or -struilte and the
fact. is likely tto Weakenelteromes
The, Same laW hae beeir adopted7
Ion
a
WUI L1
ubstantiat7d- *P-
attie English
r a -lands° nullity
"Why, do you -mean that this wili
-step all that litigation in connec-
tion with Lady_Bromleeee_imper-
tyr" critA Allison, astonished.
PI do- mean -just 114,
lam wind up " that matter very
shortly, and with very little 'trou-
ble," the lawyer reeilied,
4 'Went I /rill sure I dq not half.
realize it _yet," she fend, with a
long .breatli. -"Gerald," darting a
roguish hW:c °at ' 'him, "do bvi
hear t Fin no longer 'as poor a8
a church ineeicee' Areult you glad I"
• "I do not know that I rine erpeci%
ally delighted," he smilingly re.
spond6d "but if you are happier
J-caneheLeentented." •
I'M you happen to have anything
besides that key in • your pessee.
*ion irrove e -,our identity?' Mr.
L$ttletter. here inquired.
"Yes, indeed, I have. " Wait 41,
momeut, and I will eliow you," Al-
- lison replied, and starting eagerly
tee her feet, she flitted from the
rem before, any one could detain.
her. She sooa reappeared with
the ,box in her _halide. Putting it
into Lady Ilreealey's hands, sheep)).
revved :
, " utu$t 13Ren it, and when .3eatt
what it contains I 8111 sureeyou
will feel that the ehain evidence
ie tomplete."
• Lady re- ,
ry
rrowful at the question. Gen4
• ,104ing hOrsett from Allison's ern-
brece;!'•Wit. ;went to a trunk and
brofight forth a. beautiful casket of
ebony, inlaid isitirpearls and goldt
This she, placed upon the table be-
side which they had been sitting
-unlocked it, and threw baek the
cover. -
Alliton 'uttered an exelametion
delight LI -S110 -6,4W, the array of
prectoite and Iteatrtiftil jewels that
were thus eeposed to. her gaze.,
"Almost -all of them were given
to me by your father, dear," said
her ladYebiP tremulously ; "but,
rarely wear any of them now, for
Jam still in. deep mournin
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me just f me o biek
to .14.1ii . i ,
' She • a ful locket as
the poke- passed it to Alli-
mlito who foUnd herself looking. in-
to frank, rather boyish, but, altee
qeether attractive . face, with es
very like hir OWII, and smiling lips
which she felt very ,sure never gave
utterance to 'aught but kindly and
'courteous. words. 1 .,
Slie sighed ..ae-,4 ehe ioftlelosed
theeease and passed it liaek to her
ruotlie-r: ."bLe.elid not- speak;
were tears in her eyes. s 'choking.
eensatian in her throat,-, and she.,
cold(' not, • n Austria:and Holland, where -tee ,
With trembling hands the. woznan presently. Lady'. Bromley. found number of .such eases .ia 'isrinell,, In
- ti,cw vatqc the e"ce, whoreitpee, rubat 6fie, ..wits...r_eekina, 1,0, a sixiall ,Motat of the Continental cities the
Mrs...Bryant came. te her side, aed gen oldcube, ,about an 'inch and-ailmrties concerned take the law in4
both eagerly examieed site eoeet
nts, halt tquar.e; 01,4 riehl., sttidow to theil.r- eini. -hands and get their
their tears 'falling...thiek- and -fast zirh rahie3 and •diandleilds. .'" she big,'..brothers Or muscular frieude
. as they unfoldeel the dainty r,,r- laid it in Allis4Na's ha.nd. • to itdminister a severe thrashing to
, raentse every one of which they iai- 4,17a.hmk. ittO I ' she .gent15,-, .. eom, uy f.lekle man aciio breaks. his
etantly identified. - .• , tranded. ,,,,ron. have tho kes,,,,, pfornise to marry, ..
Mr, ' leyttletofl. aleo stood by Still another method is followed
'With an -expression- of -wonder in ...,: nib.. The law_ reotulies the, ...lord
overlopking the4r ,inevenieat% ant her great -blue . ,-eye.8,-• the girl de. '"
,
tat cd the mysterious key from the I ".surng for breath of promise, of I
*hen. at length- that note which had
teen found ipy It.lise Naney Porter ,,,ehlin abOttt . her neck, inmerte4 it whichever toe, to produce a, „writ --
00;1(4 tiPos Allm'oll's $11.nket 1V.3" Nil the 'lock, andlttined it. Thtin. iTiinlarillTiZrbtegov:ugerrtYhetr°ett-uit;t5' t4i°11„.1::
• ,nefelded„ he reeognized at the firct F.0,-.1,4.11 .tt strange., them ivi.,ti,
intr-the-handwriting -of eltitesit-, eirifimi--a-ritli her iferves, litt4id 'tautle-thrown- out of eofert. •--13.16
ter's friend, for he had read matcr ti'le Ilif eel etre., hells within e ,neat. difficuttY of Producing ituch. evi,-
deuce is,, of -course, practically 'in.
surmouttable„ and es;ses are rarely
t,ried.; 'Manz an Italian girl, there.
This, of 'itself, prove3 a, ieat tri'‘iitTihuegrelbr;Caultinil:erii7tfe:rea:IiiCtgnia*ea' 1'0/To:VIM-FM airtions here betn.
"blIghted does riot liesitide tO 0e-
, 141,034
and 'the careworn look which oti iti,... imier sugate. . ittati, i
v gb herself b' ineans of. tliel
A- letter whieh lie.,144t1 perinea 4°P'' (of elite' velvet, a plain butlicavy
3 g 0110 S'onthfut eerre1/6edeace of eireler„of foid.She iitted ai in.
le' two girls. e
Ire had Worn ke few; whenevee he klear,l) • said 'Lluly s tttbv •
'0144$14t, of \the 4,'IlreliAey. _aea"" • Iteintiving relverent tone
disappear AliiSon turned' it to theAight •
teem his ,farea. read:
st 'Ilrewster • Th
ity," he jocosely - remarked,
(onr joy ,over learning that
,a tr,othet -that.bczz
are the ' o.
(ouit--I thate
t y‘o-wilt nt-ntirdy
turloek the feet thith 3',lo
si 'uncle." ' *-
Itleekel" she cried detigli
641646' My,/ blessirip' ire' nod
ting thirte'lliehsr4.1, 1—Igthink
the relationship demands ratifiel-
itione",
TliVs was e*id With eu0i, charm -
ling stir oL)E ..t..&.titsec,livinu,d
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fee a blush, while;she togeishly put
up her red lips t.) him. that it
floin the houSe4 and the
...equilibrium el everybedy %IS ld
to'red theigtbc,tal that
' „there *al, g
he talked 4`,0%tr stl!t4
to
at, t44,ttit.tol
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t '11,1-1,4141111k4ru-s;
ler .exptitined with 'trerritiloie
; it has .rerer been upe
- -Since that -ene-happy week
whhh y4 hatband and pent to
gethet 'Berton just sifter our
czarringe . The iiley before be was
it brouelit ire .:that
golden oisktt.' 414'y
SAtifilt 'dit ;04ill never "dh for evu,
ar - '
4? back to ite
ght yoft'this`t
eome hack to you.
I have had tire
CArk weitr itceithe
to, itind -new this
be, veure an& mitre 40
Ag 140' wished, I never t
oleo ab .it . litt .tre
et, It eteere ry' ran
hen, thinking.
r that she,
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ire et, when
# I Wes
t in until
safely
in
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fatt liarite.
thitt
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'fur ti
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*urthkk
-BOTTLING VPFLEET.
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Lke *a Niery Conlit he Skist
in a Danzig news.
cmotednby The Navy, on the
cot -Ultra: eruite of the -13rit.,
h armored cruiser' Cornwall it
*flears that fears as to' the
• ft. ;el lieets are not entitely
efin, to English writes's, on the
Germtne. .
The journal, 'reports that/ On the
oreasien 4if the Corilwilli3 visit /to
Kiel, a dense prevailod„ and
he harbor Authorities, who bed
been. advised, of her pending ar-
rive in the evening, did not e
ect her to yet in. an aPpiTare
fbre morning. • ,
ifowever, when day broke,' there'
wes,iinec
tred,at her assigned po-
iti aud appearing to be quite
81te had reivigatel the
ealte Wel feed the, doirkness
rd WithOLIt hoard
This rfrnsz&41. h»
rate
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but it s nez
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ieiit. ' s will
4.Z buttei
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.. i , Ist:'''4111,Y,a pow:titl:i:4,Itviit
,cpt for dairy usee wi
ofse 'go diy
,,-lieiLior. a, u
will o
1 ,,. e rinirie it; ' 't
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stem wor ileep';'*4.ikiri:g, :'-‘i'' e'tifttc:i:
',Fox:
v" ,is geed fiow.44 t4.0):::wug,x4., ,
, 4 If .tiiii:S eontaius
fain afrz1...u., , t , 'sAei,...r,:thiate:r:
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tbe *milouutt
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ulat ut
...limit. it /TO
ar under ordinarY'VIMIST.IDt3
determine IkelgAN•r, ere%is
h.. krteariinyrr; Nee begion rs
'11 r bl„ flier
are net No p-
ing.
No eoWe ehold be kent in the
(lairy that .gives less than 150
unds Eutter. fat a year: A
cow that gives twalandred pounds
lways profitable in . the corn
belt, and /nem beginner should' be
estified ,with that at the. first.' Our
vorresponeterit is evidently a. new
beginner, and he hoe a great de I
to learn, whielecan be learned old
A,0 experience; If 1u will reser
vet to keep, WV co* loner than
one year inch does not v ee
zate
1; I 'e ass preferably
khnrt, . with 050ffle, cur "dish,"
• se -termed, --inet-l}elow-the-eye
Mob should -43e' wide rt, larg
vitt sr -gent e- ra en.
A quiet eye means an feeder,
l nervous,wrestleas -o shows
la annial uneatisfactory to handle
and core for., Tire -forehead: as
indlosting mental earewity, ettoitld
be broad and reasonably full. The
race and cheeks, in a superior head
are fell and deep, connected with
a rather liroall, ,•strong lower jaw.
If on the horad-type, the horns
should not be toarse at the head,
but should show plenty of fine tex-,
tare and quality, and be graceful
end. of , urn/onions - proportions.
,
An .aleind nee of rather Jong hair
should crown the poll or -top OLtaliti
teal It is very desirable that the
ear. should he neatly attached t
the head, iwithout toareeness
t at isshouldbe of superior otine e.
ty...0;e4 neatly. pointed and vovered.
with silky hem with long hair at
the edges or tips, „
The vied: of the beef animal
Undri "1,0 be Short, thick and nettew.
cubit, of inedinin'dePth4 and should
be neatly attached to ther_liead and
smoothly blended -to the, 'shoulders.
-Tbeebull at maturity...stiow neck •
ottuttre length, with heavier roue-
eles, some ateli * heavy coat of
*hair. The-feinale will have a short.
er, liehterlieeke with lest thiekneis
and :less depth. 'Tios".:tteer stioald
halte. .,11.13tfitert thicker,: ..fuller,„
smoother fleshed neck than Ole tow,
When 'in perfect pose, wit -h- head
up, the top lino of the neck ishotild
he slightly raised above, tips height'
ef the withers.
The shoulders :*bould extend
'Well into the hack, lying smoothly
covered with fieSh, blending nen-1-
'4o with the body. A, high type of
shmilderes 'uniformly Covered with
resh froni-thoulder point to top of
Itoush angular shouldere,
rareveuly -covered, are among the
-most 003.1111104 421
A prorairient. shoulder oleo emplut•
..te3 the- developenent7tehina
The .breast' and thest are mos
or ant. The former, thould b
lcd well forward and brozd
all in the bosom As one
itandz'and iyittwa a beef bull in
show form, a greet. breadtli Ot•
breast; land, strength :. of ,brisket
Meets the, ,,eye„ '•Boinetinies
the breast arkl dive, „hi/ye great
depth' and the brisket 'comes with.;
la fifteen inches of the level of thc
loot. Viewed from •oue Side may
Eire• forwent like t1;6, Pro* of
eow izonsider*ble-
Worn nutj? '*how, but itot so
gtiest, s 'degree', and , with less
'breadth'
chest which lies between the shout. -
Atm and,just badit of theta slioela
5$ full -at the crops, Showing much
spring Of :rib and also. welt filled
vut n ;the trent flank The rtioif
beautif1 front on the beet aiiinlistl
rc matte* ivbrther ,bult,i to*/ oe
steer, h *smoothlY laid, well.tlesh.
shot/14er. -With a strong arch 4.)f
rib‘1*)34.0.dw leming little rikr de.
sion, gnat depression liettind
the thotthlers or Sr • Itiattior,
cif, low thest indi4tesiaek of
TyPee and
of .Esrm
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ingbt 41, 4!„ business. t
u'eso however? tare rtml pain
'vhieb few men *re willing to take
apif- isieftunate.thatit ie -so
'because Wird men learn how to
v-eigh .and, test and feed for the
epose-oleprodueing-the-maximu
tuantity of milk and select eow
gwe 401,----7V-10r43:-.
fat the price of butter and milk
will always -be high enough /to
make good liviug for time, , who
sre fo take the pains te
nod out how to do it.
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listint on the hoitses goes with
prosperity. ',Tumbledown and wea-
ther-beaten buildings are a pretty
sure indication that thinfis are not
going as they should.- .
It 134 good policy -Oen in 'collo-
trVinarketi, for those who have
eggs of different shides color. to
'ecp each sort by -itself. They may
o bring any mote in .everir eas
ut they k better and are -more
agg dealers and
eonsumers and in the end it will be
found to Pay. • . .
It ii-fOrtiiiiate for many farmers
that the h,ouse.vrell sometimes gees
dry, heeause it.kiees an oppeittun;
"ty for tie/ming it. If it has not
ten cleared for two or thtee years,
pump it dry and go at it. "Anyone
surprised to see how' much
sediment a well aecurates even
when its top is Caret Ily guarded.
Dad water is the -ea, e of much
sickness in the family.
SuperPhospha,te ;of lime eontains
a large proportion of u1phiite of
lime or gypeum; tit this -way the
pleisphete Of, Hine' raixed with
'sulphuric acid; the add takes two,
thirds of the litne front the phos.
Onto, leaving 'what is known. a
one Irene phosphate, or euperplabe-
pl:ate, that is; there is three times
an "much ethoeplierie acid ,in. pro-
portion to the, lime in th,e, .super-
phospitatee. AI in ,,,,,,,the„p!losphate.
These two.proportioneof lime cern.
bine with tho. sulphanriebaeill, inek-
ieg.'sulphate of limo, or gypsum,
But'some otttie-eliaPiturie acid' re -
rains ;free in. the mikture. -Andy/hie
liurtfid to the yonng ,
I • )1
LIVE lobit xOry,a.
.. An important point in the pculity
biisliiesS'33 it toed house. inxtki
ter *hot kind a. !Ouse, whO,ther it
:s Modern or riotl\ litet slit its'
dry itlid "wind:Proof.
lows calving, in the Spring gi
more milk for three months after
tatting than tItoser'oatolgr iii""the "
Thissituation is reverski from
theraTseventir tO2-nintli_ months, Fall
cows Show enialler variations 3 .
milk flow than cows calving the
For pigs nrind one buShel'of flax,.
seed .with,,eight%buslielli;of osti,„cir
*11 the fiaiseed that ten be ,ground
without sticking', to the millstones.
Thermie 100 ponixls of this grOlind
0
. •
at Volese,1,x*
. tie* of '
strikin 'feature el. the ,nriliquek
held at thte,
isen quare Garden'kwrites'XII,C,
t;_e_hrattielk!s; New York tor,-
(fentY„ was, the large nntleher
men exhibiterh ,,repres,e/itntr
torie*. es the restilt
t eir enterprise, lioree sprne ep
-er the eounry .within
new %Omen ve 5, C
t0341-vd`irt the • atrmfaet1
Woulerefol Clothing, more,
t .ree ortper eterY
!eir 14iiceess' reads like (Mr*, Ca
pt.), Cif Oulu elauehtei
then aI tcrt --
enall Field in Chicago, 444'
years afterwards Knead hers
tablislied in Paris its their.44
ladies' itrulerelotiting„
Three 'years ago 0,843, she decided •
reanufaeture in her own behalf.
She began with twenty workwomen.1
Now she employe e00, additiosi,
ie nearly, „A hundred agents travel -q
3n8 in every part -of the wOrld
iftiss" Leona Foreter, ..Who hi4
Oki% .in the'
early thirtie*. She is petite
as dainty 40.45 rosetniel..40ee w
,
No t
I h to speed -the day in her
factory f vin 7 *M. until p.m. in
summer and from. 4 a,ni, until At'
pan, in the winter. Miss Forster
explained that her suecees was do
) her entire deVotion, to
deeluretl,„
*Or -teettere -Wake-tlCeirirfFe"
siness TiUbSidiary matter to thmt
sotial success. Se manY of thetn,
pouring out by the hundred front
echools-and volleges, eery
are seeking some genteel occuPae,
ton which will leave them free to'
play tennis and atteral
-numbers of afternoon teas, raw of,
them, *merited in business in rug,
land beeause their habits are not
businesslike." 4. „
.With !flies Forster are exhibit:,
ng two Scotewomen who are &ogle.;
ters professional men i' Seote"
1333.4r They went to A, ,f.rica to;
teach, and have found a more prol
fitable 'livelihood in business. One
of these- ladies molted that e'ree
eava-14 donei father the cmi-
gration Of women the tteri
doss. There is a demand to them
ht Amerzea, $he declares, because,
they are better educated and more
'reliable' than. the young women of
Areerica,
Hess
IS NO,.EXCUSE 11/111.
The I','ntitly Woman 'Who is a Illot
on lifer Se,x.
There is no excuse for the !untidy'',
disorderly weman—she who leavee4
odds and ends wherever she goes.
It is asad- fact that a great,inany
lot/shawls are far neater atoll
their belongingsthan their wives.
and rimy a man has decided that
matrimony was a failure becauee'
he house resembled a• rag box re-:
her than 11 home.
Every neat man with ordeile ha-
bits ought to be such.a reproath
tc the opposite kind of woman that
she,. should retire from Ociety un-
til she ehanged hereways.
If we ttre neat and nietletelieal itt
ur ways we are lacking itr the chief
attribute ef woman. bite I'S meant
to keep the world AneerderAted
inakeilife bcautifui iile rna1 ivra
Js whole time to work..
Xot all the good qualities in ihe
drld CUT rcdeern the sloppy,.
ir/I;xitcfrom te,ing fai,lure'aa WL)w
11She eitn bo brillisut, witty ena)
good., but ahe) is *or ereatutt if
Ate 43 s1iy ittappeereeee•
I hme
et hois one painhle of dust,
and 'things out of place.
, We eannOt all' 'Wive rich and home
tiful things around us. Some. ofo '
to,°, .must go clad in eotton and .at
oste„ //1/414 flaiSeed with 200 pounds
t.brgn. !TVs Will beithe bet kind
of feedyfor young pigs, and it will
le good tor them, all 1.11,S, time up to
'fiatenitig ;eand besides t his they 'will
.ernooth, tangy rigs, malting good
itGasters at 'any time, • In ether
Words, theY.' will grove *id fatten
tery thty of their live&
In, breediegosh,etp fOr-70*001,;
ith thoronglibred dOr gratie 4.14its
huge ini.size AS .thol can lie had.
'length and thieknesi
toiii-toaree or, gainm
' I t thtte
rom pine bo*rde;
lielirde:eliould be sernbbed until
the' glistenlike snw, and t1z eot.,
ton--'4fess *humid- -4103 .14'th.:
O"rning.
nialiten thrie
your wearinn, Ch spleWellery th*t
eeds, repairing, lieces that
need, washing 41141 fel/fliers
that,won't ettrI,ganda'Yoll don't hive
to nee inzi‘our house sjilotteditalile.
clothsvtlust covered ,hr/c,a.brise stud
h,rokeit fureituri,
:Better an empty rqeM fouriare'
f
IFYING A- EMP
eurionis ace
reti
(pliant in*hout, e
tusker, happencd to.
' resiii4inekue!ork
A
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statit4
el ill set
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