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7 ;�, A; . , , re Her Father . � A SPEECH DICTATE6 BY LOVE, I should remain clo,ed because, as a WaF clearly and beall I I � ,The sesson for the looking about 'fox Furniture is at hand. .
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I 11� - " I STORY OF HER SUCCESS. 41 Tell It N*t In Gath ; PuUllsh It Hot . pleased to say that i.atn enti Y restdired An inspection of oar stock would pro,re a mntu I p, e u. nd be
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� � A4 1 friends a - . t t !!! e sins.? Shh.11 we 'mejnt th face of Jesfus Chrtst to regular. . � I . ..a- -W __L_q
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�� -111 . -1 Entered according to,kob of PAT liament of 0an- , not point out men's errors - as- well as b e only.,�nd the central and the , , Is frequaintly' I .
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I : La �: ads, in the year 1903, by Willb Lin Rally. of To- ;Aheir virtuesT Did not Paul write to rao . go9l'and In hand. .When the 'blood is L complete with a lax
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.. ,� 0hicago,. March 29._hlis sermon I i: buke as wel as to exhort; to re- beh)W4 fro' and'exhau'sted, every organ in the0body Is to .
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??? 'i 11; � finders, gossips, slandere a a 'd ,.Yes, that is true; Ut as a rule, when the thoughts and the d/esires of our L ch treet, Seaforth, opposite the Methodistt church.
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. . _-T jjll # in the streets of Askelorl'.1' ,great Londoft priacher, once said : dal or sin as he w*as before. There ! . i
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s�i � I �_Jl_ � p iing and preach the most elaquent ing flashed before their eyes. But in - . ', "erve Food � I T I .
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I : -1 - - A portion ofher tetterreads as fo R * evangelistic sermon ever delivered ninety - for 20 CENTS PEH R;UNNIN;G FOOT. Just ..
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" -, talk, they say to themselves: "IVell, -iuch to their taste, while
I I :�, I � i desire for liquor, and he says it is now tile valley. Coming n � r he calls thermore, in every! community there ,�, Spring Ap,proachum. I
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14 : I queror of the mighty Phil stine, Go- iis do not tell ana systematic palace about ii ith the godds, Drop in and have a word with -us, -
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� i 20 ACRE FARK FOR S ALE. -la beat wheat belt liath. 'V'V-hat was the� resu,t? Did D&- talk about pany . t .
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I I : CHAS��R. SHAW, Box 17, Bolesevviin, blaulboba. abselLt friend a i well as .his absent C� I �;,qT BOROS'o
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. __ " Conceasion 8, McKillop, comaininir i6o aores, all world .lest.. the uncircurricf�ed Philis- Ve icle. He was rroving and want- Dagor temple upon the heads of the In the meantime protests are bo� _80re reet. i I . .
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� ��k home, spleacildfruit orobstd, plentY of wiLter and +. ; . -he I i )ARUGG11 STS. 2:5a. TRY iT ONCIE.
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I - . . : There Is o ith 9tablinT, and a our comments i4plon those � nd of people did thee leave never intentionally speak a Inii-0i I . .... I I O—L . I
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;� , , largadwaWng house. who have sinned and wroi ged us as + place from whence thee word Lgainst a sinful neighbor. %'.'hy? us " � ,."I ,
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. : " Addreggial inqWries to JOHN McGREGOR, on tho we Mi I Ithey were the ineLct_nqst people ,\ .Nu 1*4
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_" MS FOR S&LX ALSO, BRICK i "r Aacke� and blacker in th6, eyes of articles which are noxv of everyday " - derwear trimmed with lace, stockings
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. . �, 11 I bas for sale a numbei of choice hents. in this violnity , Into- which it i.4 absonedl God. lThcn li and cute little slippers ornamentEd "
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Ing cittle In We w.prinx., grAzIng thein for t,ne sum. .mind and the spirit. If! we allow � the kindest, the d , I - ninster, B.Q,, aid, 0I rA-
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thirtyyeaze. Also a fine reeid*nae in Sealorth witti depraved in other mens 4haracters; ; I)II-It iny dear wife di6d. Then the old ,?, eximtations."
. . . &bout. 4 a . 'Th i a . is a faithful saying 1 and of the "noxi fuel. . .1 . I - swoute, Nawattr4% xan.. nid.- to I "Iye& -1
- ores of orchard, gardens and pleasure then our thoughts will the � Ives e- ' h0iiestead became izitolerable. Every I th1.'D'z.'U3unCLtft11tk �it In & fille 2ftraubL'UU,"
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, tobehadata bargain. Terms reasonabie. come depraved. If we allokv our lips 11rqoin reminded me � all &cecptatio;-i-Ah&t A royal p'oclamation having fail- . . .. IoVellest D911 I baye ever kW1
I - Vor parlicuIrre apply to W. GoVRNLoOK, gestarth. of her, Every Chris J:Csus canie -into the world to ed to abate tile nuisanc% a coninlis- I # I - Glartle McDonald, BQXMVjStz May, VeWf0jMdj4TpT,
. 18264f to rervel in uttering the scandals and "friend would open tbel bleeding w 0. ij��
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- . RM FOR SALE. -An excelienb farin for vale on � Oh, iiiy brother, by prayer an,'d �con- bimied coal- within the city of Lon- , � 0 4 �� 6 GlRwj, just stop and think what I
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sins of our neighbors or f lends or ! t1tat any people could ever be so � �`..: ! � a tj?hly wonderfuil bargain we are !W
1. I I � t kind as, my old no I'veration. and. by grace-� cannot � ajail ,don Sud its neighborhood, �o punish 0 1 -
. . 61 Tackezemith, containtng 61Y aore� 45 acrea cleared C-11MIles) u w es will . ighb-ors were dur- -111 ,, ott not . Ome so neax to �God thein by fines for the �arst offelice - I 0 rin
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. . . .1 hardwood bush. It is well fenced, acd there ara 2o . t 11 an- liat , ,ou Nvl�lcease to condemn your and by the demolition of their fur- dr� 11.1 11 , , '� 1k;,j 0 IF tids iOV401Y big Doll I
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Minds feed i �ellow meril ! --- Cease because, . like naces if they persisted in transgress- . I t I _v dresSe,-j fov�,
I -liar good -upon decides , what our �fl�d the satne kind bf neighbors i . 'A � � .0
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I 60i drlving,.'fihid and other otd-buUdings, a never minds are to be -is irrevo(able and ltl�e next town as ini the place from Paill, ,vou cati feel that you are the . Ing. A law was finally passed mak- I - 11 � � ft 1, selftifig op.1v ONIg DOZERV
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I venlent to woboal and churohes. Thia property. may its results that Jesus, in �he gospel - �_ikc the old Qu4ker farmer, I . . _* . tifullydeeoratecTin 12 colors and
. I ba had on easy teruas. Apply to Miss � i I . 'ave he beautiful eulogy pass4d� up- to be used by forges in the vicinity. % ;_ I . .* \�, _�
I � Idary KEAT. of Matthew, declares thot he will � Id declare that �ach liparer I . '211 .% contains 42of the rarest, prettie.4
ING, 7248paclomA,venue, Toronta.er to J. L. KIL. v u can tri fis-which President John Adams It is stated that airiong the records IF � . 4& �
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IS34 bf . I i I propol once )assed upon his grieat ptede- in- the Tower of London a document .. ttv 11 W
-il ��tlioixghts. men J.ti n as his own . * I - _; '-very imaginable color. They
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OUSE FOR RALIK.-For sale the residence on se. z t,
. H North Matti Street, Seiforth, owned and oo. -them of old, Thou shalt nO commit h4ve any good in 4ur own makeiii --%etts stood for tile first time before man was hanged. in the time of Ed- % EverYbody buys.
I cuptedbyhlr E. Latirner. The house 13.s comf r. . ,p tinrt's faifio-us picture of Washi, - war:d 1. for no other crime than hav- WRAIS Sfnawr. ShOlbUrnt, 011t, said i "I zoldvJl thaseeds Insfew
� . table frarae one, in gocd repatr, waii adultery. But I say unto vou that - I tjs very important ithat we have , �ng MdnueM It 10 a plemureto sell thwa.1,
stone f 34ada. . Vln, I e said, "Tbere was a man ho ing,beon caught burning coa1-Tit-
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bedroome, parlor.. dining room, large �il iivhon occasion required knew en Bits.- 'i 01 t hW all tbaseed sold. Thpy went like -wildfire,..
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iknd just dct to talk about ollier people'svir- I i A certfficate free with ea,,, -h p_nekago�
I a summer klWh", pantry, wath room and cheets, after her hath committed adul- nd h d self control enough t I GirU.
. Hard and qoft watst in the hQwe. There is an tery with her already i . . jj� - I . . - � Write us at once and this besWi.1ral 1�@ny WM be
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acre and a hilt of laud well planted with all kinds of AN'e are to be condemned no� only for ti$e the. errors; we � ivill only 6 t th shut and say nothing." ILaughable Irish Bull. YOUr verY own 1A a short time, Dept
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.about the good. I . Sir Thom" Myles, president of the � !
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. . -as the Lee -property, Nvill be nold, on reasonable what we think. I . The golden lips of gospel: silence . Christ, say nothing or onl' I 01 Irish College of Surgeons, is a typ- I ,., .
terms Apply to EDWARD L&TIMER, Seaforth. "Oh, no," says sonie hearl��r. "That - riekiver foolishly whisj I Y, if � ne ical son of the old sad. Like many
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.sho d not be ,into the ears of wrongdoers by (1hrist would have us , eak. May. we I
is not ,,�quare. A man . ( qp 19 ._,�, �'V, -
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X Tuokeromith, Lot 1, Concession 8, contaiattig thought action of the brair.'� is abso- own sins. A good c) an�ple is infect- i � makes use of his odd similes. A The, I L I f f 1'�4x,4"% 1 -al I I %..,/ d 0 -_ V
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100 morea, ne:Lrly all deared and In a good state of hitely involuntarily. Ive ,-hink iii ious. M . i short time ago while criticising in � . tj 21
cultivation,. newly underdralned, well fenced, two - , * . � but li,3� the tomb of a martyred Lor;d. his inaugural address certain stric- I - r H-21 I .
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good wella. There is on the p'a,je a Xbod comfortable, spite o ji. 1 1
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frame, house, laxga mew bank barn with brick bass- we carry out the e il d . r'm of our What Happened, . In 1900 a reporb from t li,3 Experimental karm was publiBhcd in Tim Exp,osjTon,
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. I ment, driviox house, hog pen and, large hewh3use, s7ouls. We 'do not sin i�qcessarily � of the infection of a bad ex- � (f I In Sqytti Africae ;�ir Thomas ile- I 1,
� . r aboutanaereot young orcharA just beginning to *,e . Sh4 married the coachman be- arid croated the firab demand for Formaldehyde. ! ,Iu 1901 �0+th .Mr. Wilson-sni myself
. bear. The tann is nearly sil$seeded to grase,��'znd Is 'when we think evilly." Ah! " le. Some of the toll ke scribed'tb!e situation at the outbreak I I
. I . ;,' iny bro� n"p ePers in . cause 1 she wanted some .one who used a 'label with the picture of a beaver,on ib. 1 In 1,902 Mr. Wilson pate
inexcellent condibion for either grain growing or ther, you are mistaken. Ai ��nan can - Zeala6d have - trained sheep, qotild Pive," . of the war, and ,asked in'd1griantly of the t.beaver, and instead of ' I . intad the plottara
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F -took raising; 15 acres ot fall wheat in and f,11 work . qw , I � I nctifying-me-w4ich would have been the legal and geatk--
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nearly completed. This exodlent farm to well oituated s thougl*s, as he ; - consideration, "We 1?" . . I crisis sonsible manl 'y ,way -he sent Mr. flar, his solioitor. I o bluff me into signing A paper, The &y --
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being two milea from' a school, posli offl,,e, store and can-dil-ectly govern his acti b.s. If & thay'let out to the sheep drovers to "AVe 1, he drovo. her to distrar,- men would be iiiatified in looking id- Mr. Hiyg came into my store, my assistant w lek, Enj I - I
blacksmith shop and six n:dle3 from. Sevifor'b. Good ,Ilan tIllows Ills ov lo�d their flocks of sheep across the I ly on "with folded arms and their . m6a ;a; al.icitor was entirely slone, Wbich ff
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.1 - roadeln all directions. Apply' on the prainises or I 11ion. " . � ..1.. - - � � .. 1. .- I 1 see -, I or get any legAl advice in ihe
I I ' brAdges which span tile rivers or the I - . . � � matten He informed me tb-a they intenied en
. .1 . address Seaforth post office. 8AHUF,[,, CLUFF, or Victitros aud to read good b6oks, his , I . - I hands in their pockets." - t�ring a criminal ca agairif,t me that Asyl �
to HWRY BEATTIE, rai-iiies. 'When the, slIeep � I Roars of laughtei mingled with which could nob be' witiltdrawn from the high edurt. the only
.1 . Barrister, Seafortli. 1811-tt car- to heax only what is g4od and .i � which are . . . . almnative being that I �
- trite in reference to his felLow ineft; beiing driven to ivar�et come up to AN AUTOMOSILI-E A0V7NTU1!M. applause , greeted this -rhetorical thould sign this paper and him $10. Ile (Ifr. Hays) gave me one hour to make up
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felw�d. and Ill a high state of culfiivstiot). There are ;oils tj� 11 t conic t D the head of 1 Ital , i
loving arid gentle --that s: mind Y, Was Qhce Lost. looked an ob-, . I fore hepatent,ad the 'picture it was as -much my own as h*
17 acres of splendid h%rdwood bush, uneWled and in tilf(i flock kind lead the way. '"'hen . possibility, i lit A day or so afterwards I went to Go ItEd W.- Froudicob, K. .(),,sbottt it, I .
first class condition. There -is a comfortable house and spirit will bec6me t'ltle arid t� i . It is not often that a Queen is , onsifying the humor Africh, and er-risul
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- � feet, with stone. stabling underneath, cement floors r 10ii-irnttwhvr can cross the bridge, took the inerrinivia of his audiene(i - I . . Goblmnlcn, Apzil 292ad,) I -M.
and everything finiehed u then his thoughts and his (I ires will 11 t] le Queen Mother of Italy. Queen I � .
Pinfirst class style. The, I V�i "It a stezidy-nish t wy follow after g. ;- in -good part, excusing the bull on Ma. 1, V. FEAR: Dessr SI I I h ve considered the question in dispute between
ftrm is well watered with living s.prings &Dd is suit- become pure, as well as 111. .-'actions. � , Marglievita was in the be , . � � . Yom
able for grain or gr4dng. 1b is oonvenient to i it- leadors. 9,11erelare sco "it" 9 as an Irish-' and Mr. WilEon. In E _5 __* " .takf* -
� , t111 � res and - ,"g the round tbaL he w ny6pin niienevercould 'have mcceedod against y.ou by ,
- The golden lips of goS Sile]Rco . 11 LUch against the motor dar, and . I -
- Ithurobee, store, post offtee and blaokffmith Aho)) and a 'for out- hItlidrexis and thousabids of men and -v,ou man. 7 orimihsl proosedinge. . Vo zu ed even iz;having yvu fined f6 wl misdo-
. ! only a few miles from a rikuway sbation, are often just as importan I - .. - I - ld riot he'ar of entering one, � it b ist is called * -
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�armt, In the 00unty and Rpiritual development 'as t � silver it en who want to Ido wrong. They i said, because she 'Considered it u I . � you used the BW4V
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w,flt be oold ehea;p aud on e 8, as the pioprie.. tongue of speech. Joseph %ddison. I afraid to do wrqng. But when 1Y, and-luore likely -that it 9 ,I � Tho Gentlo Serviins. � . duos persons to. believe, that the article you ,were �
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. &ddrcss Chiselhurst P. 0. - JA51ES WNNNORS. Pro- � the great English author ant Critic, �t Y hear of the &I ortcomings of , . � Of . 5olling was matinfactured OyWilson. _Thi
� prtator. , once gave a description of i t1l ' fellow men, the dLy, ho,weveri she allowed herself toj The Vossiche Zeitung of Berlin who have proved what the Act reqiAres him toprove to make you guilty of using the Bea"r --
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� � ARM FOR SALE. -For 8040, Lot 3 ana the east rendered by a noted orches his! wild oats,, I guess W-0 can. if so- ,a spin with him arid - has I
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I perty of Lancelot Ta%kerl, or., containirg 226 acres, riot so I I Hli- ;�Wi_ ely cro,ss �ugjit Ithe fever in its wors
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. acres, whi0h lei good I XVIANICI-; bridge sparming tile �iver of death I? .�ceii s le, the chauffeur arid & set up n him one evening and beat manner that thits one was obtii � .
au cleare about 16 )re_,�sed with the gi-eat tid 1, � , I tl gi ed, would be ordered by the Court to be delivered +vp.
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I . , dmineit and well fenced and ia all seeded to. grass against bis eardrums ais - tli� Waves 4pon the swingin spn. j ) . I ...
I I - -1th the exception ot so &eres, 3 aoro 3 of which is - C. 9 . Here goes! - ear. in the morning, intenling to� sciousness he found - nor could Mr. Wilson, in my opinion, have had you, finedt because, to I stated,b,efore, I tim
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I)Arns, one 4.Ox6O w,tth r� wrote P1 illips Drooks, P of , I .
. , sheep. house arid plz house, and the other 6&x60 with against the 11olland dikes '�r with I , I . . Yours truly, .
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stone btabling underneath. There. is aboub 6 acres the volume of min J�r waox'lct". e , ression of If( ur DR. Ve I . -
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.of orchard and plenty of water. Tbere is a good gled soui .o take th, imp d ft -with still complete si_� exPellirg 'him from the country..,. He . I ; W. PAOUDMOT. I
11 6, . as 11 � se&l nor Paper the ink than IE ace, until those in the palace; lost no thne in Ing away 'L
wellatth0home and a sprIng oreek running aoross When the voices of. the C lestials - - � gett The attempt to keep Up t113 high pricem -on Fdrmaldehyde has mignally.failed =41016
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- theftlltrO of the -farm. Itis threequrat ra of a Seemed to blend withAhe v ices of , J. . i L A - knowib. Th%t is the reason we are, e6lling ib like hot cakem 4t 3_5�D_APoUUd'#t
mUO frOm Harlock, where there is a so a . . . n the abbot throws the dice,ly d iter ned to take measures. Then . To Cure a Cold in One Day. . . . I .
- hool, store, the terrestrials, as he was !Tpressed . . ,� I . ..
P08t effloe and blacksmith shop, %nd im 7 Miles from 0 an old lejend, ",the whole con- h illow d a wild confusion iDf . . ,,,R�U L4 ,
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Blyth.7miles frOMLondeaboro an with the dcep-�-sileriee which sudden- rmglng, T , G
L rain or 11( ensued when the orcheeti .All FEAWS
_� .. grazing axid wC be sold, 011 reasonable ternia. If p 1. find ,that when a &,eat man does h rs e: despatch of servants, carabi-! druggists refund the money if it fails tocuro. . ; STO"�&. I - . , THS
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I � Anyiilue- Forturther Porkloulare .jPPtLy usi'ellLn" al lexample, dr rather as an excuse, tiOn. At first nothing c i, ,a Formaide - themlosi .w,orks In -tb# ,
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