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Jobiluary 29th, 1908'
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. .. 1F 'r , 'IF " V V 7W - - 'T �, X: I= � ' 'r ' THE FISH SURGEON. i I til peeling potatoes It Is often oil, Analysep of I I
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y 7. AfAthhmr of I Vrom Peperatlon, to velierlitlon. sue VU ,C,r d that the outer flesh of the tuber I I
, S OPeRATION$ WHICH He PERFORMS � .. vrAmbed, nor Owp. ' Dr, Delmel TAuen-Meah Co. writes:
� I 1. � contains brown slivers extendlug froxii ,,We sent samples of the leading
. S, - 101fow's business, Ebert?" the surface Inward to the deptb (of
q1d I There are some,colle'e jeux d'esprIt I
I The F001 , 'WbIell thne and the absence of their Tile old wan was washing at the, sink about one-elghtli of an Inch. These, sliv- 11 soaps made in Canada to an expert . I
kldud� Perc I I "In Now York, and had them thor-
. wtaiine, own Sustaining atmosphere have not sifter his day's work. era, do no harm except to slightly Injuro :: oughly analyzed. As a result of .
I to Knife and shears Are Used, and the 1 wholly desiccated, says WIIIIaw Math- "Fine, Martby; fine"' the appe4rance of the cooked potato. this analysis, we find your 'Sun."
0 I Fish May Be Icept Out. of Water ows in tile $aturday Uvellin" Post -as, 144Does the store look just the same, - Usually their location is Indicated er. 11 light soap I to thoroughly cleanse . I
I Thic Umen Firows, Flive to seven Minute*-Uow. for example, the reply of"a senior, W.Ith, the red geraulum In the window? ternally by a rulaute puncture In the 11 without danger to the clotbes, and
. ati*gro. Ow, of Modicluelo. Are Admlulstere4. I whose class was studying mental plit, 1,And lid 11 skin. In Some cases each sliver Is sup. - � to reocet- .
,, how I'd 11 to see It wit the 44 we are therefore. plees.e4 ,
-S-,ecret 0 a .0 The fish doctor, like the regular 4oc- I josophy, when asked, "Does un effect salt Shining hil How does. it look, Eb, , mounted by a pronounced elevatio 41 mend wearers of the Dr. Dotme.1 �
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ever go before a cause?" "'Xes, s1r; e . U4 " Underwear to Us' Sunlight SOAP
'"A Terrii%c tori gives medicine, performs, surgical Sometimes." "Give ail example." "A , n?" . . ! and tubers so affected are called jilm. 04 for washlnz." 0 . .
. , Eben 414. not answer for a moment. * I . .
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BY MAY AGNES FLEMING swet." operations. .and superintends his pa, ply potatoes, it Soap I .
, Man wheellkig a barrow.0 That student When lie did, Ills voice shook a bit. - I Try Sulillilli, -Octagon Bar- I
t tients' Wet and environment. These ' The slivers and accompanying pim. grid you 'will see for yourself. 224 1
:* *..,.#.# *-*-* 0 0 "�-*_#_4 10, 1I .0 - - __ , 0 'e would certainly have distinguished Ulm- "The store's never been the same ples are caused , by minute white ____ , I .
, are the principal. operations which he self at special pleadlutr IFIbe had be. since you left, Martliy,ll I . �
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performs - Trimming the fish's tall with come a lawyer who, when asked. by his i A, faint little flush cameluto, Martha's beetle, which bore Into the tubers while CA=RAS � (�AMERAS . . .
I fish shears when fungous growths en. professor one 'Albuday morning If lie Withered cheek, Is 4 wife ever too old they -are growing-, Naturally slivers
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yet: and If you t' ink fit to ctit Illy or, to Me occasion; and last, but by. large it, stripping the fish.'to remove had attended church title day before , . I . . .
actlaalwaii.e. y(.11 are pt.rfectly wt.1- no raeaus least, Miss Priscilla, Ii.,,; 1 . to belmovetl by her husband's flattery? .are most common In potatoes In locali- . I I
collie to tit) it. I all, going away tills stiff, grim, sour tile eggs or, wilt that have not been replied, "Yes, oil,; I attended the First ' For years Nben and Martha had kept tie .
, rigid, and.upright naturally deposited; excising with the church," and to the question, "Are .$ where fta beetles are.most abun, 5 ' '
fternoon, and I an, not'likely to its ii, chilirch-steeple,. I .you In tiny notlou:store; then Martha fell dant, It is likewise plain that to pre- P� '
. a meet them, , lance tumors, lacerated scales and 1 not Aware, Sir, that there was no serY-' sic � k I and wits taken to the hospital, I vent the appearance of slivers In the
(At',`.oL1bIV yoU tiny lilt)le; but firtit FIL Eratinic new down t I . . W .
P111101 tile licild of and vulshod into tile arms of Pet, splinters of bone. I Ice at the First church yesterday?" re, That was months ago. She was g,ut 0. . . I �
that sweet seraph I tubers,.it Is necessary to, prevent flea cil
the 1101LOrUble Aiiginittis--hanged ti who favored )ter With cL, crushing hug, plied "I mount, prof b$cyr, tile first Cameras
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� he would n.ever be strong � beetles from attacking the icips, Th.1 15 Q
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I don't! Lady 'Fl-tililde, good-hYe I and then she kissed Miss Priscilla, .doctor gives. are castor oil for swelling - church r cairie to," again-iiever be partner In their happy best accomplished by spray tho .
Pill ofy for. it Noyage to Con.taniiii- who gingerly prtsented her-writilded of the swimming bladder and nux Voll.)- I We doubt If Tom flood or Horace little trade again. . I I . , Ing. , I .
ople: and if yo.'I livar that tilt, st Itall cheek for that operation; 'cu)(1 then, plants very thoroughly with bordeaux CAMERAS CAMERAS
lea for debility and emaciation. This 1 Smith, quick witted as they were, could "I can't get over a hankering for � m Ix I
has hall niv bow-sirting, ,ill- bastina- sbe shook hands with Mr. Toosypegs, specialist also, presides over the food ' have made a happier reply than that sight of'the iitore," thought Martha one .iure containing parls green at the - I . . . I .. . I � I I I 1.
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doed, tit- 11tched into tile Bosphorus, who repressed it, groan'of despair k rate of about twelve ounces to fifty gal. . I .
, :is of the fish, Inspects their food troughs wade by a wit Ili Waterville college forenoon. "It I take It real careful, I Ions of bordeaux. The same tre I I . . I
or that I hUNC COULIllitted sithide. ill- she did so; and then she 'finished bar thoroughly and 'makes microscopic ex-, (i . � atment NN11 . I
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anything, I 1101)e yOU'll (11*01) it tCUV greeting$ , by throwing her arnis - � now Colby) of the class of 145 to Pro- can get down there. ITIsn't so far. - prevents blight and the ra.vages of po- . I
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to the IlLellioly of tile little boy in aroutild the admiral's neck', and Riss-' aiulnatlon� of tbeir'water to .see that It ; fesoor Martin B. Anderson, afterward ru 1) I CAMERAS BUT THE BUST FOR �. . �
- I .en III scold,- but he'll be tickled most tato bugs. -P, C. Stewart In American I
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roll11(lull.)Llt-;jlcIjets wilt) tl�ed to go Ing him, tot), I contains the proper life givitig elements J the fained president of Rochester uni- to. death." , . A CHEAP CAI�IERA IS,
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sidling Ulld IlLUb I g 10%V with you at ",Stand ficlin, underl" roared the In their due proportions. Regardlug .! versify. One mortiffig he read lit the It took a long time for lier.to drag � � . � I I -I WE SELL � .
old .1tideslowil." � admiraL, Nv.jtli a tremendous burst of these matters, which are as Important 11 classroom a Sparkling essay., and the ' . herself downtown, but at last she stood � .. BROWNIE NO, 2 WIIICI . . � . I .
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Ilt-re lionty dropped his voice to lau.-liter. "So you're going to got to healthy as to* sick fish, the .loading i professor, * knowing at, suspecting It to at the.hend of the little street where . . � . I . � -
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the d(-q-ply-pittlit-Lic, and hold out his spliced to Entity, Snowflake? Vho'd .fish. doctor ,of Philadelphia recently ! havbi been cribbed from some public � the store was, .All of a sudden She Chinese physicians have Same curious . ' AT- $2. 1 . . I .
hatild 111killi-tillilly to E'rillinie. But 1.1. thoLight it'? Lordl )low pretty you . I I print . � nations in regard to human. anatomy, Persons in neighboring towns, I I I
., asked as the� reader sat down, stoill')ed. Ahead, on the pavement, The truth Is they know nothing about . . . . � .-
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thUt 'N ottlig lltd,%'s hands Nvele Up be- are, allyway! And how's your fa,- "A. food trough of enameled ware *'is that essay original, Mr� Jones?" at. ood ruben. A tray liuttg'froin his. . I .who -are thinking of purchas . . . . I .
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fore her fitvt., and she .seellic(l in A. ther and that nilm-looking wonian, that -will not rust Should be used for ,$Why, yes, Sir, . " said Jones with Imper- neck, on which wore arranged a few anatomy as that word Is understood by . . a carnera, will receive an - . 11 -
fitir way or ewnplying with his re- yonr mother?" Said tile admiral po- fish. 'At the Same time each dn.y I their American physicians, their jl�lnelpal ,Ing. I . . . I �
cillest to tl,,op it tvar to his ineinory; litely, � I . I I I I . turbable coolness and that pasteboard cards of collar studs, some. papers of authority on,the subject being A work . 1; Eastman catalogue by drop- . . �
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for .she was ,mbl-illg awa,\ - I've- ErIlLillie laughed, air(! ropli . ed that 04tmeal - should -be put In this trough; �. �
- convul. . . . look whIch he always wore, "I suppose plus and sho0aces. Two or three hold- eutltlecl "Neitj,lng,'? of which Huang ping us a card. Other cameras � . . .1 . .
she was Lis Jolly as could be oxpect� Which should always be kept Ili 'the I It Is. It had lorighiall over It In the e S, W , .
ly. - . I . r ere In Ills Shaking old. band, and V. who lived from 2697 to 259T 13. C., besides the Eastman can be I
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rhere noV.,! I've went and set you ed. � - . . . same place, and as a consequence of newspaper I took it front." I I as lie stood he called his wa . res. . . Is said to be the author, . I � I I : supplied. . Films, developing . . I .
a cryin- !" excLilined 11ality, Ill A "And so you're g6ing to England, this. freatment the fish will gather It wa's a Brown' University student I- . .
, . . . .1 . . Martha clutched. at the wall of the Accordifig to Chinese physicians, the powders and other light Sup.- � .. .
tont., o;. rothor howl, of illingled re- 1%II,s Minnie, -and never going to come around their trough at mealtime, which who had the front to ask Pro . � - � . � I . . . . .
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tio-so and distraction. "That's al- brick?" said ',%It,. Toosypogs, mour`zI7 they, .Will Instinctively ; ree , nIze, . � its ,fessor building. She looked over the viray at - li�uinftn heart occuptes, almost th6 same - plies can be Sent by mail. . ..
1 .61.1 Ca�well whether'his name would not be ,the. little store. its wInd6ivs were filled . . . .
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ta,vs, i he way I go and put lily foot fully. "I'm 1-00.1, s0rrY-�--Pia dread- greedily as hags, burying.thelr noses Lis well without the 0. - ' with. fruit, and an Italian am6 nut- I Our cheap. Exposure Meter . . .I-
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ill ullitte%vi. I go to do! I'lli it fully Sol-[')', 2\liss.Minnie, I do as� I . .. � I a I and American Physicians to the Stom- , .1 . . � . I .. .
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-tit -Ocodilv! it sea-sorpent! a sure you . I aill. It's, awfully lone- In tide food when it is set before them It waSA, Brown graduate ,who at the .tered on theawnIng. Then Martha un-. aCh and bile, they maintain, has Its .t rrect expos-. . .. . .
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ill o! it ci - ' I and o1rowding and pushing one another Algeof sixty. ledfo the hymenegl altar a der3tood. TIT one .to pay I
vionstor! Dear Frininie, forgko tile! some now, at� tile cottage, miss 11 I . . I e store had g . . . or gin In the back of the head. They ure under all conditions and . ., . .
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Dear(st Frininie, look tip and say I Minnie, I doift know, wbat I &hall In *a healthy,- ravenous and boglike bride'..of twenty,five and who, being her expenses.. She turned and hurrIed . . I . ..
. . . I . � also claim that a human being has 305 pays for itself in ashort ,time � � .
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11111 forgh't'll, or I will go holi you Ire. g6rie, tit. all -;-I MUM. The trough Should, be cleaned asked by a -college classmate how he away as.fast as her trembling limbs . bones, wh � Ich . correspond to the 3W , .by saving over an4 , und . et. exw . I . . .. . .. . I
rivarv�t apothevary's and put an end just doli't!" . . once a day lest it get sour, but the wa. � contrived at his frosty time of life to ,would take her, . 1. .1 . . . . I � . . ..
. ' I . days of the year; that a man has posure in -negatives.; . . ' I . �
to W�- WiSt-rithh' OXisterice with it gal- "florlaiider, hold . your tongue!". ter of the fish.slicnild rarely be changed, win ibe affections of so Young a woman, - "It will -'hurt him so to have me find twelve rlbs and a woman fourteen and � I
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Dear, snarled Wiss Pi Even wher:Y it becomes foul . replied: "Oh, It was easy enough. I out,,, . � . I .
joy, (.)I, t%Nti cf prtissic acid. . , . Inilla, "You're for- I . swelling it she thought, and the tears,trlc� that a. man's skull Is composed of eight . . 1. . . �.. . .
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learest, dailing Exillinie! only say, .everlastin' a talkin' ndrisense. Allss should only..b6 changed gradually�a just addressed to ber two lines of poe. I -Wed down her face. . . . . I � I . . . . . . � i � . I .. . �. I . I... _'.%
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. . I I "Kets kept a secret rom me, and I'll I � .1
3-OLI f0l'J'J.0 WO!" T,lt.-adcd lianty, -311rinie, I wtuit to take off lily t I Ithigs- 'quart a day, say-4or to change)t all i try, I wrote, I . f '' I Moreover, Ahey say tliat in every hu- .
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hiwvlitig I)t4orc her and gently with- which is hiticonvenlent too weall ill the* I . .. . L'' . .
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h . . at once has the effect of a terrible e3r- . "it love 1,9 ii flame that Is kindled by fire, keep and from blin," She said to her. man , ,I , I .� - . .
'ing her liands from beft.re her 'ouse' besides wanting to be folded . * . I ho4y.there are twenty-two parts 0. ."... .. -
drlk.�% - -posure-is, indeed, the same as If you Their an old stick is beat because 'tie . Self.' "Ne shan't,know that I know." . . 11 I.
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face. up and, put awa*, io keep them from. . . drier." . which are Important and fifty-sli - . . . . I . I
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. � should Suatch-�a child from its warin . - i ben came in, 6111- , I . . . Chemist and Druggist. . . I . . .
Fri-dilie looked up imploringly spilin'." I . . . . - . I 1. That night when 0 which are. unimportant, and they, lay � �. . ,: . . I . .
, I bed' d lay',It paked.out 6f doors Ili the It was a Harvard student who many ed and weary, llurtha asked. cheerful- . I . .. 1-1
throngh ht -r tcars. Erillinie smilingly-,. r4rig the . bell', "'a . . � . � . I great stress on the necessity of *akin - . . I . . . . . � . .
() 1?zInty! �oll frighten rile to and ordered -& servant' to Show Miss cold night wind an4 snow."� ! years ago had the courage at the-sud- � ly the old question. . . ; I .9 I . I I . I . .. , ..
flih r - '. 'clon app4ritl6n -cif Professor P. at . . . I
rom . � . a. - .,,,(,W,s . . good care of the Important parts. . . . ... . � . . � .
kill Priscilla to her room, - and, 'at It- Is not the .'detention of. - . bushiess'.111. , . I I . I . � . � . - . . . , ' i ft I -
death! 11romise nio ,,%,oil will not . . -makes fl'h bonfire which the youth with other stu. . . , .. ... . � .. When you want a change � or .. - - . . I
yoIll-:qqf; it I.,; so wicked, volt know'?" the saine moment, Lady Ilita. im- their native, �elem6ut that . 0 . "Better . U. ever� 'Marthy," answered . I . . . � . . . I ' I ... .. .
"Bel4itIVS bVitlo: di'10glWable to be pelled Perha, s' !by clu'losity, As surgery difficult, for.,they can. be kept I dents, had kindle(! Ili. the -college yard - .. . . I I . I . Korean..Scho.olis. . .. . ... . . - , ' :. . . . ..
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sat oil I)y a coroner and it cloven aluch as anything else to ,see thosse ,Out of the water for tive,,six and Soil- *1 to stand and coufrout Win when, -as in' . . . . In "Norean schools the mn:ster Is I . . . I . . . . . I . .
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a!!4(40 of jUl'.�111M. Well, I don't, if. -rustics;- as slib called them, swept, . . the case of Clasablaileti-on theburning '..' I . .1. .. . dressed in white, generally wears spee- . � , , . ` I ' . .
�en.mlnutes without thb.'slIghtest harm . . . I I . . . I 1. '
. M e * ;.and there Is no ciper . . . � always has a. or er �, �. . . I
)rI n In- silk, , to th' . THE BULLFIGHTER. titcles and rod In " 4
jq!a %%.Ili lit-uniise Ili(- orie thing." ma.jcati(�ally� in, 'glitte ation, that Aebk. "all but him bad. tied." ' "I 'am I .. IF. irozen Fre* h �
� 1 %Vill promise any- and lace,' and Jewels, until.' she fair- . in . . I , , . . . . . . I . .1 . I S . . . . �
-0 Utility! . suffirlsecl.4 11�llowsoll, to' I . that the child may not be spoiled. He � I . ... I .
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will not do it." led the eyes, . ... . I ' dishiell- . . Pleturexque, So -In the ' - . I . - .L - .
tilhill, if �'ULL ly dazz . -es It diffleliltL'IS the conipany!" exclithuddLtbe professor. "I .. llovu]Lar lle�r'o 09 sipalin. I gathers 'his flock. around him . . . _ I " �' . I
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.11�ill yoll, tholigh? 0 Erininie ! Erininie. rose, kind prosQrited her as wbat-mak 6L L. .. . I . t . I I . F i0sh . . L
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, notion of tbe,fl sh-to heal -After It has See 11.066dy-here but You lifid me, pro-. most. fatherly manner and deals, out L . I I . - . . L . .. . . I
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yoll re it nice .N'OLI)Lg IIN'01'1011! Well, her' "sister, Lady Rita." Rer little . . . . . You could uevek wista-ke a bullfighter. . ' . . .� . .
. . . qs the reply. ,. � . . . . 'Justice , With an unsparing band. � The . . I .1 . � . ' � � :� : I . . . , . I...
I �Vallt, yoit to Ile illy (1.,ar, little i.idyship curled her fastidious lip' . 1, I I I. I . . L. I . . ,L, . � . I . I . WeL are crlvlbg . . -
been cut., A wound to. heal recibires to - Nss0r," - w I I . .. for a mail of any. other calling. W? scholars are' dressed In their best, b . tit - , thb fish , I
. it. sliAhtly, ma -de � a - prcifoundly - f ormil . be. dry. Nothing is More, L deleterious to - - - - F- . . . . . '. �. . L I . Z� . I , � I .1 . . I . 1. 2 1 .. . . ..
blite-cyvil wif,-. Now, thVII, st Y Yes'." L . I . . . enforces upon .1iliuself a street. costume : -� .�pe'cial_ att6' ti6n. . -1 I
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'lit F.1-111illie. with 11. 1'rigiat I)II)Sh Colly-t('Sy a, - grh6ofully and super -m ,. -it than, any sort of molsibre, and hence' , The Woiunn a0d tile Windowi - tile tie L . . � must. study without their shibeS.L. These Sto&L our L . Oil . . . .
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and at liLll,,. si;r1ii-h-ed servani, threw nd L . . . . . "i's Or'Nvblcll Are 'is 1mmuta6le, latter are kept In sight of. the n'd carr, a nice I . . I
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ciliously s'iiiik into'the downy. depths 'the troubles of. a fish. "wound . bathed . NIV by IS Lit'. it. ., .it a_ Lis' thosie of .a Soldier's uniform. kils . .in . now a � variety. , .. ,. L _.
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L . L Ival)kull 0 1) St'itIggle it litIl %lit, ISL red In . ulust bo brus . be�d.rorwar over -his - . . . . . . 'L . . . . . " I .
1.11) Iler ilillids alld vovcl...�d hot- face. on a l�i')Ilngc!. ' L.. . " ' . and s6alced lhwatOr .all Abe -time. Ili-- . . . ..A .. . . hall d ,very exten I ut ** - ii .'British Colurnbia Salmon No- I t . L . I �. ..
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"Now, Fradnie, that's 110 U-11SWOP . Three days after, tho.double-Tritir- evit:lvly,.. thlerefore. fish operations tire.. .1 the-1det, arid %i,cirii out b I I � sive to'look at, b lien I .. � . . . I � . .
.. . � oth lit tenippr �ears, he must . be Suiootlli shave'u, lie , . . 7. I . ' .� . . .. .
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I ' .a . - . comes tor studying the Korean langual ' '. Scotia - Cod-, . ' * ' . ' '..' * .
at 01'," S.Lid Panty, tal�"[IgL (1()WI rirv;e t00% Place jlei'�Lttcly, ,15y i the . simple -and slight'L" ' : ` . and. body by' -a wliidoN,r fit a rallroad . .-e Vft . N. anitoba' " * I ;�
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tli(� 11"iltis. --Yon don't know what 11o, -e ,of ill] parties. � None btit the " . I r'ndeavors . . I through the inedlum of Chinese It ' t . . .
.,it Orie of them is �he ti lininhig of tails , i train lit her valn toelcise or 'may not come below'.1lismalst linei his- . " , White-fisbYtilliberg, Georgian - . , . - . . .L. ..
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a capital husband T� it make. You frii rids of C�o brides. worp p"Se"t ; , . �eularged . to tmwleldhi I ess b gl;owilii open It when ail that'a lliall Illis. to do . . I L be confessqd that the beginning, of a . .. . . I � . .. , . �. 4 L :
-an't begin to have the reinoti-st idea . ' . I I 'Y 1 . slilrt s deeply fluted, a'ad In its front he . ,se'ls difficult. The Scholar Is Bay, Herri ngs. � - - I I . . . I .. .. . . .
. (, find Immediately aft0.r,;L.tbe 6reibohy of fungus. In this work sharp. stlearst I Is to wallc up-luld go.over'.exactly the ., � coui . . . ; first . I I . . . . .
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.t. .111illid, sa: -Lrewells , L . f . . , I . wears as wagulficeut'a diamond it's his tau -of Chi- ' .. : - In smokod and salt fish . ' �'- - -
of it. -oil know'? Collie, El 7 tile Jt wett.. spokcn, cirld . the . . I ght'tbe mi,me'anct meaning .
yv!tIiere*s a good girl." , bi-idal cortege. drove clown to -the with bindes'.0cidly curvedw-fish shears:�- - satne line of action that.shobas Already - �qftriffiis and'the .glftsE of,�IIJS Admirers ., . I ., . '. . . . L 1.
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fInstvred it) CILSCS like this: Wit. Some tfie; Old. U'orld� 'L. ,.. .. � the water and he 'WillilliatIng fact, but.a. 'very true one, . I chig self. obli-ed .to learn English throughAbe re - . . . I ... ... .1 . I
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'y Illanage to Sit, q, after o,l n of the. shorei they were' * t oug operator gets ;through tboL work' nevertlibless, that not -five women, out . ,ry . I . . . I
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all. Now, ErIllillic, if yoll don't say, . leavirir, out, b0dal-party stood * on in two � or three -minutes,. There Is no ' of a dozen ever succeed lit arrangtng it. . I . � . I . . . . . . 1p .Y .Par- coes) Bloators.. I . .1 .11. I 11 .. .. ... . . 1.
L I . . side by pointed flng6rs. � . as each one goes on repeating his . . 1 � . . I . � ... . I . . i .
y es I'll go right straight off for the, *or's cleck;t . .pf'. *blood: and no giiiiing wound window to* their satisfAct . . . . . I . . ...
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iwii�ic it, id-inind that!" , on lit"N' husband's arm,, and . �p � And tug.untIl they are embarrassed . . . . . we . . . . . I .
. . et AWLt will not,lieft); hebee:tall trJulming "'pa"L I disthic n*. Hadt , . . . L I . � . .1 _-
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AV,.il, yes, then." said �_ra inle, ican!n- on her$ both With ey s flall nin i .1 . aoing on round him. I : . I .
I . I . youth. � flush, with pleasure.- I I . � I Imost everyone from this - - I .
. 11 I ' e cases out of ten sumesgful. , -trid 'flually in a pleadinj manner look.. r]W.s golden ply a
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. bills ,, and lai,ghing of tears. Negn.th(m. siood Lady with Jap-. itround tit soule slip Of. a mail, who . � . . .; ; . I . . . . . . . I . ... .
It.mu§t be resofted.-to often . when in �ubllc.pla ' 'h stock. Will - be - pleased- to . ' I I I . .
)1(,I. hice oil III,., slimilder. I Maude and Lord De Cburcy,-. both ' . bee e nods to them. IT PAYS' TO ADI�ERTISR , . I . . 11
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(;Ioria ILI excelsis! alle . luia! hill- . I anese. goldfisb," for "these i costly and without any nonsense bi-ing's about the - fashionable' b . I �
� tM who s*I#,pt,. ."after - 'lie the ,woutan looks I , ve your -d s., .Our -phone :.. I ...
rah! o Erininie! lily own little clar- life's fitful ,fever," Ili his lolyely.bill� graceful . .creatures, -with their resem� ,desired effect, *11 � , , p , A . I I
. I .L * , '* they give bim.the seat Of honor In the . IN THE, Ng"WS-RUCORD., - - . � I ' . . . � ..I ., I . . 1. .
]Ing! yoti have inade me the happiest . Side grave. There; -too, -,vaq- . Ma�_L blitnect, to strauge g6lden flokve ' . ant wofidef it ills; waryo,lous. , L, L I . . I . - . . i . � . L . .. I . I .. . � I , .. . ., . _.
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mail fi-orn here to the antipock-s! caliner pairing_ falls big�g,er their bodies, and when skill and dexterity. . I . I 1. . L� I . . I.. , I � . � I . . I
I guerite, a .1 . . .I. ,. � 'L . ,: . . . i . lations. of the "patron" and the gladl- * . .- .. . . : i. .: .. . � .1 I., I . . : . : . I � .1 1. . .. 1. . .. � .
always thwight ydu had too intich looking I now,.- though ,her wild, dark , their tifflS.As frequently: bappens., be� I . � L . .. I . �. . . .. L . . I I . . I : . . : .. I �. .. . I I . . . " I
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good svilse to re'ect rile for EL puppy eyps -wore deeply mournful still. � %,. come-affecte'd with. fungus,. they pre un- � The 'Lo I . ogultion, when Sunday comes, the mat- Lo and Reading Bolts, � . R maiti ndg'L : . .
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like the 11onorable Atigustus!" ex- her side wasl:her dyLintY,. " tOssY, � able:'to swim'well, and'sometimep, In- .� Along with :the sbug lIttld. 1-bi,tune' 'he L kills. the bull b w 0 ... I . I. . . * I " . . I - � - : , . I . 4 .
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clainted I'll.11ty, Ill a I-11ptIll-0. . brightly -dressed little 'daughter, in- deed, **tb�y. drawn. ',& fish ".drowns"' ,hat Dqacou..Jones had -accumulated as , thii box Jn :which his rich patron sits' - . I . ... � . Succesc:or to 0. per � I
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-otild liuve indulged, and the TIE, . . 4' - 6 hsb to'. re w " � I Itil, Ichest a of 15,000 men, . . ` - -, � _ e: 0 WANTE . . . �. I. I . .. . .
ly N% xt er, reice:din� .far,down in the 'blue .. P I . I
11101iient. Lord De Coarcy stood look- - horizon. (' 'morb . The knife Is'use . ove proportionately'. ul ,Ias tile r I . -.WhAttbe effeci his fame, his illken . I . .,. I . . � I . . I I , " : , I . I., I
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lovers. .. At tho %NhIto -Squall still lives bon6. ivhlch. UnexelSed, would cause' ,tled:to considerable deferehbe�lts pa I. . L . - . .1 . A I . I . . � . . .. I
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I I `ITavr-Y� 11�vonful, NVI h o the llsb's' deatb. Lacerations. of the . .. . ' generations of.poets, 'playwrights and. . .1 . . . 1. I . I .1 '.� I., I.. -.1 1. . . 1.
blandly. -,is I'anty .,!prang to his feet, ,: in his' parlor, gaziag�on the pink- scales tire Qy- treated when th6y'.'are Old Parson Abbeck went,to blin for -a . . . � I . . I . . 1. . 1. . I � ,,4 I..." I , �1� :. . . .
- .. . . t citit.tleat, IL L. . . n6�ellsis 'of hie, own eountry.-Richard - * ' .. � . .. .. I L � . L I I . _. . I -
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"I wits not aware there -was any One ' and-straw'-colorod and so severe that, the fish wi b ?ubseri .. . , .. . �L' . I .. I I .. I
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"llere. Rxekise for interrupting ' �Illdkes 'his L cidlv*, * . . I . I . � R,,!.&. J. .. R-ANSFORD.
, tile . pi I as, :, he L en would -surely die. .. This . I - - . _. . . I . I 11 .1 I . , - . - ., . . I Q -T ' L . .
you." ,And with a bow and an Lal_ ! walks down :the'seren(l pz4N"ay Ic4dA - . in about TO per ceat of the L not help notlelfig tbdt 11.1. fe IOJV'eljl�� 'L . L � . I . . . I I .. - .. .. . . . . . . .1 . .. . IL ... I I L .1. - L.: . ... . � . . ! I 11
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most imper.-eptible syllll(�, he Was ' Ing to old age.' On fine days lvlr,, ltiseo, . The rema L . . A certain butcher L14 renowned among -St. P , I In . 'S .7 ,.. Works. ,.. _ " . . . . �, � ,� ... . . .. I
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' ' Hold on, lily lord. There I-' a ninnifii(d bi and' il,ttra�ctlo'ns of, I I . I . .. � I., f .1 . 11 '.. I .
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'through. spnre malady -or other, does a fuLt; and I-wQII, Hook up to God!" . L . I .1 L . . L I I 11 L .. I L � I . - I .. . .
which niny .is well be (lone now its bd faithful as mlon,x. as he lives". I'll-. ' , * . . . . . .. parish he one day inet a gentl6man Wh6 L . ' I . I . . . I I I . . I .1 . I ... . 1. . . . .
any otlier time. I love your daugh- Toosypegs never wi 1_,Te � not deposit . naturally: Its eggs� or Its' I .1 . I- I .1 I I I . ' f0L . 130 . e meat.. . L. ... . . . . . . I .. . . . . � ; . I
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ter. Ulld Ila% t' told her so, and your save , . .L - Afte'r a salutation, the gentleman '-,e- . , - , 19.03 ,.. .- I . . I I .... I I L. I . .
., I he intends cciriscicratin� his tPlIt. The patient Ili this operation Is ' . . . I . .. . L �. . . I . I .. I . .
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s ine, and has to!d me i life to the.inemory. of the. sparklin.� 'held withAtie.jeft hand while.w4th the. A Itelinarkable Banqwiit Party. - , marked-.' I . ". . L . I.. .. I .'� L . . . . � . .. 1. L . .... . . I . . . .. � . . .
go; and all NVP witrit is your lord- I little . comet*tbatoyr"� flashed across . pressure Is exerted Along One of. the most notorious Hungarian L -I'ThaVs a L . I . . I . � . . 1. .! .. . . I I_', L . I . L . I . I -
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,-,Iiip'q rollsent to olir iinion. 11 may 1his sky, an"d-th,va-cifsapoeared for�-..' its sides front the breast down. to the . duel Isis - f6tight Ills.,thirty-fifth duel In . . I 1. I � '. I I . . . I L., . 4 .... � . I ,. .. . I . . - : I . . ' . 11 � . . I ' ' I . I
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vel* Ile And the admiral continue tail. Stripping Is the. least dallgeroius 1880 and celebrated the event'lly a ban- "Sae weel be may, Sir," Was the reply, � . . . � . . .� Y.. . , . I . . �, . I � � . . 1. .
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your eyes; bi�t Lis a free-born Allied- . ohtnisivo way, ' I and. find their. ch�of . 0 tit U:t - I I . . . . � � ,i(lll,t. 1, VQ tl . .. � L.
can Citi7LII, and it.% independent 'save they ,� - I . . . ., a ic' baby's picture. . .. L . . I . .
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rvign' in lily own right, and possess- I sOrnethlies receive from F,rininic and closing fish with medicines. ,das-tor oil. Ictast' .six duals wOi-e lityited. .There . 1. calp . saylol . .. L . . . .1 . . . . . .. I . I . . - .
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� Jud,Y6 Lawless lives -in solitai y � - . fiSh)S L W The hint Was . en, and thebutcher 'L iyer.s . I .. . I
. Adwirabl(� results, .are' obta Ined ' b peove that they bad partielplittcl ; ocit o' debt, and that's.mair,th* ' .or . .
ing it strong arill, a stolit heart, 1 Pet. 'L L Y , L anyqu . B .. .
and it clear conscience, I foel myself '' " ith faces s6med.wlth scars,'.dtherS . I 11�ople ,-A all .�ges, ,are handled. ' . . . . .
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graricleur at 1-Teath Vill, ihc'.!'0rand is a rem.edy that seldotn, falls.' A .. 1. I . . 'got his , money next day. -Loudon An- . . . . I .. . . with equi , .- - . - . : . I . I I I . . .
Loll Is one drop diluted ininus ail dar, air bye or with two'or . I I . . I . al care. I 11
as good Lis tile best lord (hite, or Scigmur" of JudestoWn .still. Miss dose of castor . 4 L swerS. � � . . . � . . . .1 .. I
Sir . Ilarry, hi Lill Great Britain: and , pl.iscilla . I (I 11 is saing, Tile most marked I . . I . I . . I . . I . . .. . I .,I .....", I
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so, illy lot'(], if you will give n;L y0or I Dismal Hollow, and continues 'to . tered either with a spoon - or With a �'of all was a Frenchman Who had lost . . . � She Needed tt. , 11 I . .. . . I . - . . I . I
dalight(w, I will try to prove myself . ; . HENRY'S'PHOTO STUDIO I
inurclor the King's . Engd.ish, and quill toothpick. The process In each Ills nose Ili an encounter with .Count An old colored. woman who had saved , . . 0 - . �
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,w(;rthy (if the gift," , s(,o!d Qrlando severely every day, case is similar. The fish Is held In an Audrassy,- the Statesman. There was up a little money went to L her lawyer We solicit your, trade and . - . .. . . L . L 1. . I
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d0liVL111'd with head crect, shoidders er .position, Its head well up,. and the ' only one relaxation of the rule, and that to consult with him about Investing It, I . . . : .
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back, and VILSter Ranty . drippings from thel toothpick or the. 'Was made Ili favbr I of ajady . who had profitably. When she -was asked, ,says . . . . . . . . . � � . . � . . . I '. . .
thrown friends in Judestown you have I patro:niagedu I gth I
drnwn tip to the full extent of his ' contents of the spoon are directed into killed her man. L : Harper's, Magazine, What Interest she .. rin . e year,you 0 I I I. �
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nihilis. whoxo b1tashing face was hid same ated. "Nobber ax a man to lend you 25 IiTwelve Ocr cent. Mr. J'edge.11 , .' , . .1
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of the ton In tb� cit,V where she re- -� A swollen swimining bladder' Is it � , q I I an we can .tell you, so it i . . . . 1�
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llits �-ho anthorized hot- old friend to I admiratlition I of � captive fish. Under It they b0come ex- gyards 'IM Las a c :, . I . . . I . . . 1. � . I
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Vts, father," whisperod Ery"I'lio- has'subdued hot, widness 'at little out on their . in' Yd see I has ter git abig per cent . .
tilrowing her arms arowid Ills 1, f length illey turn over and 11 . . . I . I I . I I . . . I . . . I . . .. . I
neck. L . tout not eradicated t; -and our Vot baelt.s. Finally they dtei But in nine � - ter make UP." . ' . .
WvT1, then, I suppose I shall haye is the happiest little hvdy In exist- Ps out of ten. one dose of castor oil I . The. Results Unpleasant. ., I . .large - things in advertising, . ' .
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once. There is a miniature :�at there', cas . . . I . Sttindard .'. .
to consmit," stild the (url, rising. tf)o_a Saucy little limfil 0yeady, who cures tills disease In a day. . Fish often Wigg,"I always like to bear a -man Revorsed. . , I
. . . . ,.L . . . I . 01A horse ran away with my brother, ave nstantly I � I � I . I .
"I'light, illy boy," lie saili, slapping . I lase appetites; become thin aild-weak say what he thinks I We h. been co . : I � I :
Ranty heartily oil the shoijider; "you promises to be a second edition of . I m , . -WAgg-But the people,wbo always and he basn't-been out of doors for I . I . . .. . L � . ,�, . I
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are its good as tiny nian Ii, ing, and .vild Pat Lmvle . ss in ,deed . .14tY What they tbillk generally think three. weeks.10 . . . 1. . I ... . Ebbvator � I
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as in looks. . - .. stoniaelile. and nut vomica, with them . .. "That"t§ 'nothing. Afy brother, ran Alive to every interest. that . . . 1, I .
I like yotir bold, Indepondviit spirit. Lady Erinlruil and Mr, Lawl'as re- its with human befrigs; affords quick such disagreeable things. ' I . . .�
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sliall go and tell hor ladyship that Courcy will not pary with her dau- Will bring back a fish's appetite, re- . L . I ! - out of doors for three yearivo . � holds the confidence . of I . I I . . . . . I IF
*he 19 about to lose hor now -found ght(V, L . . store its weight and make it active and FICIaked at it. . I L . . . I . . . .. ..� . :1 .- CLIXTOX�_ . . .. .
,aungliter agnin." said tile earl, as Little Lady Rita, has married a cheerful. L .. I "The fools are not all dead yeV1 said, I . I I i-�. , , . I . . . I �. . : . I.. .. I . .
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ille It -ft the inont. Spanish graneldo-a. Poll John some- L . I the angry husband. Pard6ned. I ,� our 'Wide field. of ciistowers. � . L I � . I . .
And for the twxt hom, Panty and body, airl goni to live in her "cas. Caution. I . "I'm glad of It, dear," calmly replied "I spent tilt the money I had ill thii . . L . . ; I � L I . . . All kinds of . . L . L � :*
Erininio were JIlst 119 I)vlft'ctly happy tie In Spain." Atargiterite has aca. li"Willie, did you thank the other bait of the ecimbination. "I World on flowers foryou, darting." . . I . L . . . I
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ia,; it is possible for any two dolli- tompatiled her to that Sunny land, . Mr. Speedway never did look well In black." -'Chicago Wel - 1. dear, it wasn't your taultthal . . grain wanted gLlhd . . . . I I
%. ZoDs of this rather unhappy world to 10, for tAkilig you to drive?" said ibe L Good L goods at honest . . I
The art and Cotilitcis,.4 De 'Courey, .. I 1�u didn't have WorW 4, . . . .. .
1hp. loved and hoilored. pass happily mother of a small boy solicitously. No News. , , . . '. - I - ..... ..... .L I I � the highest prices Paid L . . , " , ....
It was arranged that the marriage I throtigh IIfoL together, Their later answer. The question -was repeated, T -6r. L in CASH for . � '..."..,
of luinty ail(] Erminle should take ; Uays p�omjscl to be, ah t�right with still Ila answer, I , liblix DiNtalkee Treatment, I A baftweroitkis prioes. is hoW We expect. to ..any . I 1. ,
vlace on the same (lily as that of 1 Q11;g1line as' t1lely early ones were "Will1e, do You hear me? Did you I lie died lit towij hust suminer. During 'Illy boy Sammy," said the neighbor, . . .. I quantity. - I .
I"Lly and 1,(.t, and that the whole 1 duvl� an -I troubled: nnd thus, unrev- thank Mt. Speedway for tithing you to hift last 1111logs Ills wife nursed him "Worries me almost to death With bid � hop our trade inoving, . .1 .
porly sholdd -;ail for E'rigland to- olled, 14 the, proth(ey of the Gipsy (Jrlve?o� , . . over tile tplepholie train Newport, his tionitiambullsm," . - I I -w
got her. doetor treatcd him by telegraph from "You ought to take, It away from 1�
Queen's Vow, . "Yea," 3VIllspered Wiffle, "but be: told But narbor, and it letter, written frorn him.,, said Mrs. Lopsling. ,'He'll kill . L . Call -at tho, 11"lovator and . I
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whole party from Judestown In r, I I . I the top of tit($ ,'kill,- by big del-gytilarl, himself with It some day�l .. . I . 1. 1, U, ' I . �.
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saucy, and sparlding as ever; tilt% dd. Words Wouldn't dome somehow,, but AaellmToo elever? . I Sult'In, one of t, L' four Itylaciltul to� otit of the darkroom, where ho had olvo. I
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