HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1884-3-6, Page 6THE END OF TIM TRACK.,
al.wc .7 the Beauties et' the Cascade
lli.utttahou
Qasoade mountain, which has just
teen passed, is a stupendous elevation
of rock, deriving its name from a small
stream that oozes bi h up from its east -
I ow t. Itarescrro a rhino..
It is evident that if the piauo is to re.
main in good order for many years,
good care must be taken of it. The in-
strument should be closed when not in
use, in order to prevent the collection of
duct, phis, etc., on the sound board;
however, it must not he left closed for 4
period of several months or lengcr, but
ern side, and Ie psdown in pretty
tilt be opened occasionally, and the day.
cedes from. realty an abrupt g-, ll light allowed to strike tho keys, or the
reaching the level it loses its identity in. ivorymay turn yellow. Any bard sub.
stance, m
the waters of Devil's Hoad creek. nuo atter bow small, dre .ped
Seldom is its peak, which. is about inside the piano, will cause a rattling,
3,500 feet above the valley, 8,000 feet
above the sea, free from veils of cloud
and mist, some biding it out of sight,
setting the mind wondering where its
height ends, and some only dimly ob-
scuring its dark massive loftiness..
pines, with here and there smooth lance.
like poplars, color its earth -surfaced
parts with shades of green that darken
as distance lengthens until ebon spots
jarring noise. It is in every Me desir-
able that an india-rubber or cloth cover
should protect the instrument from
bruises or scratches. The piano Should
not be placed iu a damp, room, or left
opeu in a draft of cold air dampness is
Dense woods of arrow -straight
spruce- its host dangerous enemy, causing the
stripes and tuning pipes to rust, the
cloth used in the construction of the
hey$ and action to swell, 'whereby the
mechanism will move sluggishty,or often
on the cokl grey and white scene is all stick together. Tins occurs chiefly in
that tells of mighty forests there. the summer season,and the best pianos,
In the darkest density is the haunt of tirade of the most thoroughly seasoned
two black bears, that nightly visit and material, are necessarily affected by
feed on the carcasses of three worn-out, 1anhpness% the absorption being rapid.
old death horses lying near a timber ( Extreme heat being scarcely loss in.
camp within 200 yards of the railroad. furious. Tile piano should not be placed
But their cunning and wariness is
more than a match for snaresor at
tempts to diseover and slay them, and
though one, a no bast, has been seen
1y several times, his majesty
.hissing when purposely
t, tit. 21st, soiue men
lent tank: at the 3rd
nuox
is
wan
On
building"
siding west of Calgary shot a fine young
eagle, rbich measured 7 feet 10 inches
from tap to tip of its outstretched wings.
It was a grand bird, and would bavo lie tuned at least once every three or
been of mueh value as an ornithological four mouths during the first year, and
specimen if properly" saved and pre. at longer intervals afterward.
served.
very near an open faro or a heated store,
nor over Sir close to the hot air furnaces
now in general use. Moths are very
destruetive to the cloth and felt used in
the piano, and may be kept out of it by
placates a lunhp of t:alh:pher, wrap1'cei iu
soft paper in the inside eerier, care.
being taken to renew it from time to
time. Many Meront are, miasmic of
the great importance of having their
pianos kept in order, and tuned only by
a mint =e tent tuner. A new piano should
Interesting Items.
Four railway companies offer an additional
reward of 41,000 for the detection of the auth-
ors of the dynamite outrages,
Buoklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve iu the world for Outs, Bruis-
es, Sore*. inners. Salt Rheum, Fever. Boma.
Totter, Chapped, hand*, Chilblains.Corns. and
all Skin Eruptious. and positively cures files,
or uo nay required. It la guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or mune}: refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. I+'ot• sale by all drug-
gists.
SHE DEQLAI;S IT SAVED HER LIFE,
lairs, F. Taylor, of '1'olol.to was a great
sufferer from inflammatory rheumatism,
which for a long time baffled all treauueut.
At test she tried liagyard's Yellow Oil, Rill
declares it saved her rife.
$1000 Forfeit.
Having the utmost coufiurnec iu it suptirl-
ority ov.r all other* , and after thousands of
toes of the trios. complicated- and severest
cases wn could and, we feel jttsti5,sl in o1Ttriug
to forfeit Otte'iitottsatid Polices for any ease
of .coughs, colds. sore throat, influenza. hoarse -
nese; bronchitis, consumption is its etieb
stages, whooping cough, and all dt>,t area o;
the threat and Mugs, except Astinua.for which
we only etainr rebel. that we can't care will,
West's Sough Syrup. when taken awarding to
directions.Sample a bottlf.
25
ant u
0 cents.;
fare t bottles elle dollar . Gentile. wrappets
only ru blue bold by all th-ngitfst.. or ren
by wait on receipt of pr ce. JOHN V. 'VEST
4t 40., 81 a rc ; King St. t'.act. Terauto Out.
ON THIRTY DAYS" TRIAL.
Tug i u-.ra.e price t'u., Marshall, .tich.,will
send lla brier, t'i.TF.su1rr** t:r.reriz'-V,+LTAIC
tiit.T. A\.e IA... :li'1':1.1\e'Lr, . *t tried tot
thirty` days to teen (prang or al ti who are at-
dfeted with uercaun t+t milt; , lost vitality
met studied troubles, gliar.uueeihtg
speedy slid eotupleto reatolatiun of health and
manly vigor, about N. It. ---No
ht 1a h:4 iat.enrr+••1. es thirty day* tad isallowed
The dieputta, between the Vatican and
!'rostra iu Agent to the saeaut zees have been
t,ettltid.
Cared Free.
Here, now, is a broader vitlley of tlhej° Any reader tumbled with Dyspepsia, eoa-
Dow river, very marshy in laces, well 1 ate Oile Thluhisk g ill WShe Was lot tivene• Heatidebe,liveer cuwplatut,etc.,t•hould Thera is sprays great excitement in ease of
wooded and tWckl bushed in others. • Es.travirant. call at C. Lutz's Drug Store, ants 1:ceure it flee sudden aeettteut and injury, Every enc
should be prepared for an emergency. Hag.
yerd'a Yellnwuil is the reliable. friend iu-.rest;
Vessels atvlr;ug at Loudon report unusually
large af 'o. fields and enormous icebergs iu the
Atlantic.
$500 I_Ietiv sled.
ii We will pay the above reward for any
vase of Liver cosupleint. Dyspepsia, Siokhead•
ache, Iudigeation, Constipation or Costiteness
we cannot curewitli West's Vegetable Liver
Pills, when the directions are atrhekly Complied
with, They are pnrel3 Vegetable, and never
fail togive satisfaction. Sugar coated, Large
boxes, eoutaiuinu 30 Ville, 25 cents. For sale
by all Druggists. Beware of counterfeits and
Imitations. The Genuine manufactured only
by JOHN C. w MST sic CO., "The Pill utak-
era," 81 R 83 Ring street East Toronto, Ont.
Free trial package sent by mail prepaired c,n
receipt of It three , RES S CHO OL'
A ai,ftTAII N RESULT.
'f vont bloat i•: impure it will buret forth in
Ilat nes, pimples and soles. festering and
psi ,fitly, Burdock Blond Bitters will t bor-
a lAitly cleanse the blood and eradicate all Pout
humor's from the system
WARNING.
If tronble,t with constipated bowels, never
neglect it. or the swam becomes slugged, the
ire• etions dried np. anti the system puisoueu.
w•i 11 foul gases. liurdoel, Blood Sitters cure
C .I* tit•Rti en by uuloekiug le secretions suet
r lu wing, tit-- glaei.ln ar system. '
— An Ilisbntau named Ellis has stirrer der -
el o tlhelzreeeeekF . says eineHe s be knows the
y
mu te ems of Lord I.eittim.
tie l,asi• a s4?tre.l} alit positive cw'e fur
Catarrh IttCR, (,U.ei mouth h Rnd Head
Ache. iu SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY.
A nasal Injector free with ca+ bottle. Use it
i you desire health and a sweat breath, Price
0 ets. Selel by J. W. Drew:wing Exetar. 33
Pimples and Blotches.
Call a' t". Lulea Drug Stere and get apackage
of t dvert's Varl.ilie Cerate. It is cotuoosed
of Vaseline. t-atb+,ltu Acid and Create, and has
never failed to retueve pimples, blotch+'*, nl.
.'etatt.1,ores, rough skin. It euros when all
Ethel* hail. Try it. 2.3
In •auity is itt almost all cast* the outgrowth
of nu overwrought brain. lir•. E. t'. 1\art'.
Nerve and Brain Treatment removes the cause
and effects a care. Sold at J. W. lll'tltl'ningg s
Ill's;. Sena. G
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
CEN T RAL
DRUGSTORE
It is protl:tetive of prolifte grass, a bun- a trial bottle of Metrrtegor's Speedy Cure at ouch
droll tons of good hay having been cut Mr. Topuoody liglhted his cigar the which will couviuce you el the merits of the
here this autumn. And when the future other evening, after supper, just before wediciue. it cnrvs jserluaueutly where all itis fur intermit external use, eur]ug I3tues,
urges settlement of this region, with ' starting dawn town, and Mrs. Topnoody otht r nit dieithrs have failed. As it blood pari, Braids, Braises, Lnuieuel s, Fiero Tineat,
clearance of the useless vegetation, and looked at him anti saiti : per it liar no e,lual- Remember, , it costs node. Illietimatism Rud pniflftil eRerflalts ;illi
fences enclose cultivated fields ana pas. q 4. You smoke goon cigars, don't you, :ug to try it. iteatilar size ,fifty et pts and nue' weiiild,i,
tures that warmth and light have re. Tapnootiy?" dollar. 514,liouurt.inure. eu;ne.drivtr betseeu Kin 1
claimed to fertility Anel utility, pastoral ,• 1 try to, my dear," Whitt entry lx rsoashottld know --lip grand tareliue slut Hemline), asss t. "it oras iinpoa-
scenea incidentut"to mount:tie regions, 141 heard a lady. say today her bus. outlets t.f disease from tut+ sce:ent art the Bible 1•.r Alty per•ital itt be a worse subject of
with coxy little fatriubouses very- dull- band told her you smoked two fora- buivelsand the kidney, Jobuetou'a 8ara,iva• Dse eptia and a greater sufferer Hiatt 1 tray. 1
Itutiva oontrasteti with the j ij autie pro- nickel kind " rills la rho hueat fiats, pteasaut aid elle etusi often had to lie do n in the eea'roote, and aeta.
portions of the sarrctlnding•country— n The scoundrel," said Mr. Tonnoody, mud be ci,uter siinc elle, b ort, rah. tilers vu(ilt itktt dcativatftghtt 1
1 urle4a eti ifnrti le routteed m' y
gardens of tainiature size with cottage in anti iwg.
flowers of sweet simplicity awl elearly 4t told. I knew you had better
defined hue will beautify this present taste thautltat,"
wilderness. Down the steep hills from 44 Of course I have, toy dear, and I'm
many a winding path will conte at even-
01i1 --
glad you dofonded we. I smoke only
Mortar. J. W. Brownlee, prop. jy 26, 6 -nu or's Speedy Clue, audit curt -time." Free trial
Paulen is actively promoting a company to bottle at C. Lutz'. Drug Store. Regular size
further iwuiigratieu from the congested dee- Elft; cents and elle sollsr. 2`*
nicht of indeed
tide the lowing g in
Cattle borne, aull during "1 had beau for eight mouths unable to - -• ' 'D'
P the boat and those coatt�w'enty-fiveoents work„ and felt as though 1 mould as lief die as To all who are suffering from the orroreand
the tray, far up tho Frei ghter, the leasant a pieee, wholesale."
tinkle, tlulde of bells will tell where ,t Ho:V many do you smoke • a day 2"
they wandering graze. Where the 44 I smoke only about a half a dozen ;
mountain sheep. crops the short, sweet but 1 give away cuouolr to make it
herbage of ledges that hold a surface of
soil from washing away through the re -
posted rains and snows of ages, small
docks of hardy, tiny sheep will thrive
and grow fine wool and luscious glutton.
A race of people, only ambitious of
simple comforts and a peaceful exist-
ence, undisturbed by tiie ferment of
political noise, uunieved by religious
political
nniropelled to amass great
wealth for tho glorification of individual
ability, prosperity and Iuxuty, full of
wisdom as to the destined fulfilment of
mortality, and full of hope as to the cer-
tainty of a glorious hereafter, may arise
and be the clearest shining jewel in the
crown of Canada,
Last week has been very fine and
mild, allowing good progress of track -
laying, eleveu miles being added to the
main line,-- II'inniprg Fire Press.
average as much as ten a day. There's
nothing mean about me, my dear, in that
sorb of Wilk."
t4 Ten a ay," said his wife, meditat-
ively, " three hundred and sixty-five
days in a year, 8,650 cigars a year, at a
quarter apiece, amounts to .3012,50—
Topnoody, I want a 6500 sealskin
sacque."
44 lhat? Yon shock mo. Why, I
can't afford it. I never wear any 5500
clothes." '
"' All the same, I'm going to have it,
and if Thaw to select It I'll get one for
seven-filty sure,. Topuoody."
t, But, my dear—"
" Don't bat me, Topnoody. You may
be a goat, but I'm no target."
44 Good heavens, woman, you'll bank.
rupt me with your reckless extra-
... You think I'm extravagant, do
you 2"
" Yes, I do; you are extravagant in
everything from your jaw cleararound."
"Not everything, Topnoody."
t' Name one thing you ain't extrava-
gant in and I'll give you a dozen sacques,
if I have to mortgage the house to do
" 'Will you ? Well, Pll tell you mighty
quick. I'm not extravagant In my ad-
miration of a man named Topnoody,
and I—"
Topnoody didn't•remain Ong: .110 hear
the concltfslon. MKerck&nt Trav'eian.
vegans."
to
IN ention of the Bicycle.
Forty years ago a man named Kirk-
patrick Macmillan, a blacksmith in the
parish of Keir, Dumfriesshire, made a
bicycle on which he soon became a
clever rider. On this 14 dandyhorso," as
it was called instils district, from the
fact that over the wheels was placed a
smallwoodentorse, on Which the rider
sat, he made among other trips a run to
Glasgow, distant from Keir some sixty
miles, and manned to keep in front of
the mail coach all the way, much to the
amusement of the passengers. He ac-
cidentally knocked down a woman on
entering Glasgow,for which he was fined
at the police court. We are not prepared
to say that be was the actual inventor
of the bicycle, but the machine must
have been a novelty at the time,as some
of the Buccleuch tamily, then resident
at Drumlanrigg Castle, sent for the
"smith," with the request that he
would ride up on the machine, which he
did, greatly to their astonishment. It
was constri;yeted of wood, and was work-
ed on the same principle as the bicycle
of the present day—the wheels, how-
ever, being more of a size, -with the
smaller one in front.
ltiore Considerate Than tszia1.
He was a Nevada millionaire, and he
had been in a deep puzzle for ten min-
utes, when he suddenly rang the bell for
his butler.
"James, I am about to give a grand
party."
" Yes, sir: yes, sir."
"I shall invite 4,000."
«I want the party Yes, sir—yes, sir."written up to the ors, and thus to control those beneath
extent of two columns in the papers her. She knows the .worth of money
here." after she has earned it for herself, and
" Certainly, sir."
"You go out and ascertain what it
will cost me."
"Yes sir."
At the end of an hour James returns
to re rt. control •her ; and, when' this' has been
" Which did you want, sir—to buy the attained, she has found out the secret of
editor for 950, or the two -column space a'ltappy life. Besides, and perhaps al-
for67 And thefornot most above all other reasons ifslhelearns
lies, through dyspel,aia and indigestiau. I indtsorotiourof youth, nerynue weakuesr,, earls
weighed at the time of galling a bottle of :lie- decay,loesofmanteod, &c..1 wtllsend .recoil,
eiregor's Speedy Cure 135 lbs.. used 3 bottles. bat will ::urs you. F REB'er CHARGE Tiih*
and now weigh 165 lba., suet never was better qr,,; eh Amo *exa5andsee t so res it nnvolo'r.
in my life. It was MoUregor's Sikesdy Cure to the Rev JossrizT INMAN. StatianD,BTew Y4rrr
that brought inc around. So says Willium CIO/
Fell, Hamilton. Co to C. Lutz's and get a
free trial bottle, 3*" ,
Ryon are trouolett with a disordered Ste-
mmer Dr. Carson's Bittern will afford prompt
relief. It is the lust family Medicine, far Sup -
rein to Pills Alt druggists sell it,
PROOF POSITIVE.
If your sufferer from pain iu the : region of
'he shoulders, headache, irregular towels.
faintness, took stomach, variable appetite. and
tante .iq,fasife mouth and shallow eatuplexien,
your liver and biliary organs are seriously af-
fected, and BurdoekBiood Hitters is the prompt
Working Women.
Says a cultured-woman,writing onthe
work of women : " An Irish barrister
with whom we travelled recently said :
What a blessing that -work for women-
is
omen
is reputable in America, as I bear it is.
1 have six daughters, and the struggle is
great to keep them until they are mar-
ried.' I could have replied that, alas, I
knew families in America who would be
quite willing ytliat a daughter should
marry a clerk: in a dry -goods store, Who
would be indignant if theirson, for whom
they bad high hopes, were to marry a
girl who was a clerk intim same . store.
' it would bo pathetic, were it not pitiful,
to see scores of young men working for
their sisters who are able to care for
themselves, and would do so gladly did
public opinion favor it; or afather elav-
ink; for his daughtorswhomightwell save
the gray from creeping so fast into his
hair. Every woman, as well as man, is
better developed iu body and mind by
labor. She has' more sympathy with.
the workers. She learns to obey superi-
and certain remedy.
Price.tn sealed enveleito,onlr 6 oo�l ts, Co, twn
ANSWER TOES QUESTION. Wily do so ninny Uoataao*tautlis
people aro see arouud us,eecm to prefer to auf- len celebrated autherofthis adlnirableessay
AMR.
MANHOOD
How Lost, How Restored.
Wehave recentivaublisbodanew edition of
DR. OfThvBRw:StL'S CELItBBATEll ESSAY
ontberadical and ermauenteure (without ina-
dioiuelofNervous l'iiability.Mental and physical
Lncapaoity tmnpodlrnohte to, Mari to., re -
ter and be made miserable by indigestion, eon-
stlpation, dizziness, loss of appetite, coming
up of the loop, yellow skin, when for 75 cents,
we will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guarante-
ed to entre them. Sold by J. W.13rowning,
Exeter. E O N
THE GREATEST HEALING COMPOUND.
Is a preparation of carbolic avid, vaaelin.e
and cerate Balled McGregor to Panic's Carbolic
Comate. -It will cure any sore, cut, born or
bruise when all other preparatio'rs fail. Carl
at 0. Lutz's drug store, and gets), package, 25
cents is all it posts. 2-1
HOPE IN HOPEVILLE.
Mrs McArthur of iloeeville, declares she
c nlduot keep house without PectoralBalsam.
It is a remedy in whieh the sufferer may saf-
ely Hope for speedy relief and effectual cure
of Coughs, Hoarseness, Bronchial, Throat and
Lung Troubles whieh neglected end itt hope-
less consumption.
HIGHLY AGREEABLE.
olaarlydeinonstrates,from thirty years' Suocess-
falpprractice ,.thpatalermiugoonsaquoncesmaybe
radtoallyouredwithoutthe dangerous use of in
ternalinedicines ar the use of the knife; Point•
out a mode of cure at once simple certain and of-
teotuet,by moans of whieh every aufferer,luomat.
ter what his condition may be,niay curehimself
ahiapty,pr(vatoly and radically,
tarTbl lecture should bo in the bandsof every
youthandevery man iu the lana. -
Addresa
THE OUL'VL�RWELL MEDICAL. CO
41 ANN r.,NEW TOBY,
Post Office Box 456
One very valuable feature of Dr. Low's
Pleasant Worm Syrup is, that it is highly
agreeable to take, and all varieties of Worms,
tapeworms included, can be safely expelled by
it, without recourse to harsh and sickening
drugs.
Holloway's Pills. —1u order that the
.lightest indisposition I lay not rapidly run its
direaterons course from bad to worse, the af-
ilierrd of eve,y age and class should gibe it
immediate attention. A low doses el these
thoroughly purif3ing aucl strengthening Pills '
wilt always be beneficial when the least dis-
order heigns or when. nervous fears oppress.
Two or three Pills at bed time have the hap-
piest effect in promoting perfect digestion,
where by the muscles are rendered more' vig-
orous, the spirits more buoyant, and the en-
Lire frame more hardy. Holloway's. medicine
increases the quantity of nutriment derivable
from a given quantity of food; and so the qual-
ity of the blood is improved, the tong of eve,y
fibro throughout the body is heightened; and
cue disposition to fall into disease is reduced to IT IS NO HUMBUG, BUT REALITY.
r Y
a minimum. That Diphtheria is ono of themeet dangerous
Cherry Pectoral has never been equalled. Its children, is a fact wt -.,,h no one can deny, and that
name is a household word throughon, the doctors in many cases are powerless against it is
jut as true. A medicine that is a certain and sure
world. cure for this dangerous: and contagious disease
should be harper with joy and warmly welcomed
REST AND CO1tEEORTTO'THEsicFFEBINO by 'every' family for use in thus of need. .A. con -
if she marries .will he more salamr,i, of "itro-yn's Householdranacea"has no equal Ila ratigon is much more. easily checked at rho tbee
what anotlher earns for her. She sttlUies forreIiev hgpain,botb interual and external it.. Alltht thishdiseatssee. • i l eep it on band aid do snot
human. nature and Sees 'its nobility amid cures pain in the Side, back or bowels, sore throat wait till it .is too late Such . a medicine is offered
hire ' DIERLA11Ill'S DIPHTHERIA and
Ass remedy for coughs and colds. Ayer's aisetees and annually sweeps .away thousands of
its selfishness. She - learns to control Rheumatism, Toetbnche,Lumbagoandanykind
ohrcuinstances, and'not let circumstances
the pu c ui
CROUP REIIEUY.: Weare thoroughly convinced
of a pain or ache. "It sem mons surely quicken that it vtill answer,., jts • purpose,. Letters patent
the blood uud heal, as its acting nower is wonder- have been taken out for the Dominion` of Canada,
,„ - and pre+nutiotlt are taketi'that no ono shall imitate
"'Brown's Houssholtl Panacea' beinguek
cul B it. we kindly ask medical mepte ive'thiareinedy
nowledged as the great Pain-itelisver,and'of dell a trial. Testimonials. circulars •anile trial bottles
ble thestrengtb of any other Elixir or Liniment
sent en applying for Agentawanted in every city
6 n ,sir, price ' lathe woridsboulabe in every family handy .fob ,
'own apd county.Ask: your druggist fortif. '
itching into you and calling the whole to support herself, ;the will not marry a ,IIagWhen vdhntea,"ae it really is the best remedy Address Rev. H.DIERLA11iM, Zurich P.O., Oat.
P o y g
thing a shoddyite fizzle will be 9250. man she does not love, simply `tor a in the world for.. Ora tope in the: stomach and For Male et t , LUTZIS' Centrist. ii ug �itor
home.' Pains and Aches of all kinds; and is lei; ea�te. by , ,
allDruggtatsuttticents a,bOttle.•
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CRICAGOI ROCK RHO &PACIFIC R Y
o r the genital paut100 or no Iia* connects the
teat and the West at chance
rtdttto,and Oar
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pNaoa re, wl at oaoaunce of saga, gqa,*ween
Chicago an an�+ i%
tr, notl4 t. sto. -
w orth, Ateti capons cud nt'ill 3t
atria®*a In U1n pets Tviti an. 4 �yrE
l sea of road between a Attentho d tae as
eosins. Its eywpmant ie rivaled and Magnin
mit. being composed or oat Comfortable d
Beautiful liar Coaehee, ]tretntesent bolt a a.
%qilinins Chair Cara, Pullman's Pretties 1 aoa
hell n Cara, and the Beat Line of ,Dining art
n theWorld. Three Trains !Wean. Climanttand
Sseurt Raver Points. TIEo Trains betwee :
eeitio and It,lnnelttoltaauq ttAlaut,e O UM a aaaolt
VOW
"ALBERT IAA ROUTE."'
A WSW and Diroet r tpe,vis seneoa d Ranke.
kee,huraoentry been openedbotwaen mehriond,
ioaxolk,NawppoossttNowt,Lchat canapes. Atlanta,An.t
hvilte Louisville, Lexantton, Ctn ar,aa�
tilt. Paul Pannull a and inti mediae points_tn
AS • rough Paeacntert Travel on Fut
Tratwt
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