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DOLLARS REWARD.

a OST.--on board the Com. Perry the
"A last of November 1898, one Box Goods
marked "Simon Eaton Lower Sandusky'
containing the following articles as invoic-
ed:
IS pair woolen socks, 194 yards Drab
Sattnnetts, % coored fannels, 20 Com
forters, 1a pair of frnged Mittens, 81
yards ?u!led cloth, invisible green; 81 do;
80 do; DC dog; 963 do; 80 yards white fan
mel; 90 do.
The box is supposed TO have been sto-
len from the boat while lying at the wharf
at Upper Toledo.
The above reward will be paid for the de-
lection Of the thief and the recovery of the
goods, and liberal reward for the recovery
Of the goods alone.
information may be sent to the Editor of
the Maumee City Express at Maumee City,
or tothe subscriber in Gilead, Wood Coun-
ty Ohio, who will pay the reward.
EMISON H. EATON
Gllead Wood Co. .. August l6.
2ot3
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NEw LIGHT FOR LIGHT HoUsEs,--A
letter of the 10th ut, from Trieste, states
that new system of producing light for
lighthouses has been invented by ser
jeant-maJor in the Austrian artillery, named
Selcknoskv. The apparatus consists of
parabolic mirror, 62 inches by 30, with l3
inch focus, and the light is produced by
new kind of wax candle, invented by M.
Selcknosky. 1t has been tried under the
inspection Of the Austrian L'oyd's Compa-
ny in the port of Trieste, by being erected
on the mast of a vessel. The light is said
to have illuminated the whole Of the port
and the surrounding parts ofthe Town equal
to the moon at full ~; and at the distance
of 600 yardsthe finest writing can be read.
A second trial has been made in bad wealth
er and the result was proportionably favor
able. National Magazine.
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PERRYSBURG g. TOLEDO.
To form a connection NTH the Erie ana
Macomb from Detroit.
egsszsso
EzIIsl!l...=:5

VIIIE steamboat GEN. VANCE, s
\ SpINK, Master. This splendid lit
tie boat having been lately fitted up in good
style, will for the remainder of the season,
run regularly between the above places as
follows, to wit:
Leaves Perrysburg for Toledo, at 7
O'Clock, and Toledo for Perrysburg at 10
o'clock A. NJ. touching at the upper and
lower steamboat landings, Maumee City,
and at the intermediate ports.
Leaves Perrysburg at 19 o'clock M. in
time to meet the boats from Detroit at To
ledo, and Toledo Immediately after the arri-
val of said boats, touching as above.
For freight OF passage, apply to the cap
tain on board, or to
j. HolIisister 81 Co., Perrysburg.
Smith, Howe g. Co., Maumee City,
Pa1Rs%'f5 Pains1 Bosl j g. s Co., Upper Toledo
PssF PssfDan h G''e;; 7 e., lo''er Toledo.
P. S.--Saling parties can at all times
depend upon the services ofthe Gen. Vance,
by giving few hours notice to the Capt, or
to the above agents.
N. B.-Capt. SPHINX will attend prompt
ly to all calls from Capts. of vessels who
may wishto be towed either up or down
the river.
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TIE Arsunplrlrs OF IeNonAncr.-On

TnR ABsURDrTiEs OF IGNORANCE
Thursday evening widower applied to an
aid ,rman in this county, to marry him to a
widow. The alderman, undertaking to act
as matrimonial blacksmith, accompanied
the heapplicant to the house where the chains
were to be rivetted. Introduced to the ap-
partment where he was to officate, he saw
Two well dressed and pretty women holding
blanket extended across corner. Above
i. were visible n head and shoulders, the
latter very fair and quite guiltless OF
clothing. AS this is the fashion, the Alder
man was not surprised; but being very 20
lite, and therefore looking down, for fear OF
embarrassing the lady, he saw two little
feet peeping from beneath the blanket, as
white and as bare as the shoulders above.
Thinking that he had got into the wrong
apartment and Mt an unreasonable hour, he
begged pardon for the supposed intrusion,
and beat retreat. But before he reached
the door, the two brides maids told him to
stay, for there was the bride behind the
blanket, waiting to be married. More as
tonshed than ever-indeed struckq quite IN a
heap-he required the bridegroom to ex-
plain. Thus appealed to the swain said that
the lady behind the blanket, IN the costume
of Venus just risen fom the sea, Tor of the
Venus de Medicis without the gauzc wrap
per that some modest people among us put
over it when they stick it up in the parlor)
was the t0idow. The toido,o 0ho? inquired
the alderman. The widow that is waiting
for me TO marry her. But why does she
a Il.
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TO CONTRACTORS

s. EALED proposals will be received at
~ the Engnr. office at Defiance and Mau
NEE City until the meridian of the 18th day
of September next, for the construction OF
sections, number 81, 20, 72, rs, 90, 81, ,84,
35, 91, 100, 1903, 1O4, l06, 1O7, 1O9, I'D,
ll5, 116, III ll8, 119, 100, and lsl, ofthe
Wabash and Erie Canal.
The work will be required to be compile
ted by the first day of October 1910. 1t
consists of common and deep cut earth ex-
cavation, common and high embankments,
with stone protection, one large cut stone
culvert und one small one---several wooden
Locks and wooden trunks for aquuducts,
&c. &c.
The Resident and Senr. assistant engi-
noers on the line will be ready to give all nc.
cessary information concerning the work,
by the 80 instant, and they may also be
prepared TO offer some other important
work on the line at the same time.
II. DICKINSON, Acting Commissioners.
August 9th, 1889. 2Oth4.
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Gun EXPERIMENT ON SWEET POTATOES.
1t has been denied by many, that the
sweet potatoe will grow to advantage in
middle and northern Indiana. But the wri-
ter of this article has grown them with per-
feet tsuccess in the county of st. Joseph,
having them sometimes as large as his leg
which by the buy is no pigmy's leg. The
principle thing that hinders this crop
with US, is the severity cf the frost. Some
four years ago, it occurred to Us that this
might be guarded against by simply reno
wing the vines with knife on the first morn
ing ofthe killing frost, and before the sun
melts them. We tried it with success.
We told our neighbor's and they succeeded
as well. The theory is, that the frozen
vine acts os conductor, translating its NOR
bid particulars to the root, which produces
its destruction. Remove this conductor, and
the fruit has a chance to mature in the bo-
som of its native earth until the full time of
digging.--Indiana Farmer.
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We doubt whether any one county in the
state is half SO abundantly blessed with pc
culiarly eligible localities for county seats
as our own dear Lucas. If an the promises
OF our Toledo friends could be realized,
scarcely quarter section would be without
its county seat. " III tell yon what said
a Toledo electiuneerer to one of our farmers,
the factis, we are obliged topromise county
seats to great many of the people in the
back townships, but when we come to aci in
the matter, we shall go for putting it right
on your farm. that is, if you will go with US
against reviews" and SO little value did
he put upon the intelligence of our farmer,
that he told the same story to at least a
dozen.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24
NILES COMPO, ND EXTRACT
OF TOMATO,

TIME celebrated substitute for CALoMBL.
IL At this season of the year when peo-
Pile are expose to the vicisitudes ofth
weather, the foundation is laid to these in
Jlammaiory and Bilious diseases which pre-
vail to so great nm extent at the commence
ment of warm weather, Their approach is
indicated by a foul tongue, bitter ma,ok-
ISL taste in the mouth, particularly in the
morning, slight headache, and uneasy SEN
sations in the stomach, sometimes accom-
panied by sickness and chill. Now al
though the proprietors of this article would
not advise any person in health to take med
icne of any kind, they wonld recommend
that when the approach Of disease is indi-
Gated by the occurrence ofany of the fore
going symptoms, they should not delay, but
at once resort to medicine calculated to pre-
vent or cure the disease, and restore the
action of the system TO healthy condition.
1t would be matter of prudence in those
sure, and those who are troubled with Indi-
geston, Headache, or arrangement of the
Bowels, 20 PROCURE AND KEEP ON HAND this
valuable medicine, that they may be able
the check disease while in embryo, and thus
escape from its countenance.
lfucute disease be firmly seated the SER
wee of scientific physicians should be OBJ
taned, for neither this nor any other medi-
cine can supercede the necessity of such
service.
All that is claimed for this medicine is its
intrinsic and relative value us u medicine
well adapted to all those cases were Gallo
u I,
be indicated, and particularly useful and sal
utary in the primary stage of almost all dis
eases incident to climate.
In Chronic diseases, such as affections of
the Lives Dyspepsia, Constipation of Bow
els, illconditioned Ulcers, Eruptive diseases,
&c. it is of great value, for it may be resort
ed to with perfect confidence and safety.
For sale at the drug shop of
o. s. D. WILLIAMS.
Maumee City August II. 20.
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SCIENTIFIC ExAMINATloN.--We learn from
the baltimore Sun, that Captain Pepin and
Lieut.. Scharonbn, of the Russian Naval
Engineer Corps, who have been for about
ayear past engaged in tour ofobservation
through the Southern and Western states,
have arrived at Philadelphia. They have
examined all tie principal scaports, navy
yards, navigable rivers, canals, and railroads,
in the United States; and gave particular
attention to the steam navigation of the
Western waters. As their tour was one
for scientific examinations, it is expected
that they have collected a large mass of
valuable information.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

I .
ToLEDo CoURTEsY AND PLUcK.--At the
other day at Toledo, when one ofthe dele
gates from this place was speaking uponthe
propriety of organizing the convention
by eJecting the modest individual who put
himself into the chair without authority,
and placing some gentleman there by vote
Of the convention, nearly the whole Of the
Toledo sentry set up a tremendous cry Of
"order! order" at the same time scream
ing, slapping their hands, and throwing the
benches and chairs about like mad: therein
consisted their courtesy: and humber Of
them yoeiferated shustie him oat hustle
him out!" butthey did'ntundertalse to doit,
and therein consisted their pluck.
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N0NICE

TE1IIE tax levied in Henry County Ohio,
IL for the year 1889 are as follows, to
wit:-For State, Canal 81 Road purposes,
eight mills on the dollar, for county and
school purposes, mills on the dollar, for
bridge purposes, u mills on the dollar, ma
king on the whole vpualion 1863 mills on
the dollar. will attend myself or deputy
in the several Townships at the usual places
of holding elections in said townships for
the purpose of receiving taxes to witt
AT Damascus, September Is Rupfeld 16
Flatrock 4" 1e Richand 10
Powels Creek " 90 Adams 2l
'' Freedom /" 90 Napoleon 23
And also at my Office in Napoleon during
the months Of Octoberan November.
S. BOWERS,
Treasurer of Henry County.
Treasurer's office, August'1, 1880. 81
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

REPUBLICAN, SrMPLrcrrY.-On the late
visit of the President to Hudson, a large
number Of persons purchased dinner tickets
it being understood that they were to dine
with him off the same table. When the
dinner hour arrived, the President dined in
an upper room with few select and choice
old federalists, whilst the democracy dined
below stairs. in the full enjoyment of their
own pleasant soclcty.-Troy Mail.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

Captain Eldrege, of the ship Margaret
Scott, which arrived yesterday afternoon
from Liverpool, reports that he saw the
steamers BRrrIsH QUEEN and GREAT WEsr-
ERN on the 81 inst. at A. NJ. In lat. 40 SO,
long. 66, 80, distant from Sandy Hook 375
miles, very calm at the time, both going on
in fine style-the BRlTrsH QUE.N about IL
miles ahead.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

&TRAYED OR RSTOLEN.-On or about
- the I'd inst, dark bay mare, about
fourteen hands high, witba small white star
in the forhead, white strip on her nose, re-
Gently shod on her fore feet, no shoes on her
hind feet, black name and tail, the tail shear
ed. Said mare is in rather poor order.--
Any person finding the same shall on re-
turning her to the subscriber, or giving in
formation where she may he found, receive
the above reward, if she be stoleu-if stray.
ed reasonable compensation paid the fin
der. DAVID HANCOCK.
August Cd, 1880. 213
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A CARD.

We the undersigned, passengers on
board the steamboat Gen. Wayne, on her
Pleasure trip to the Upper Lakes, take this
method of publicly expressing our warm
appreciation Of the order. ueatness and har-
mony of the arrangements on board, as well
as the kind and gentlemanly manner in
which we were treated by Captain Pratt
and the officers generally. The peculiar ar
rangement of this boat renders her roomy,
pleasant, convenient and airy, and we beg
leave to refer her to the favorable consider
a:ion of the travelling public.
Lake ST. Clair, Aug. 90, 1899.
James Wilkison, .uaumee CITY.
VIM. Kingsbury, "
r.. NJ. Griffith, .Ne,O Orleans.
Wan. II. Cook, Rhode Island.
A. ]. Downer, Cleueland.
s. II. Hosmer, Maumec city
J. R. Stranahan,
ii. p. Wcscott, ..
Richard Jordan,
J. B. COLES,
w. p. Huntington,
J. c. Wilson, Ailcghenyioac".
John G. Camp, Sdndusky city.
G. l.. Boalt, Norwdik.
Francs J. Buck, .1d,ian.
j, c. Kinney p"
James M. Jones, Clereland,
Edward b. Fuller, .adrinn,
Philip Il. Bennett, OHaca, III.
A. Hemans, N'cto York.
o. P. Knapp, Green Bay.
w. Robinson, .Ncw York.
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There is a fellow IN Wisconsin so thin
that man has offered him almost any price
ifhe will allow himself to be cut up into
lamp-wck. He is the same chap whose
shadow was mistaken for shingle, and
whitfield to pieces by travelling Yankee -
And after all, he is not so great curiosi-
ty as IA fellow in Arkansas, who is so short
that he has often been mistaken for pie
crust.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

The Democracy of Kentucky are up and
doing.-Cochester Rep.
By the LIST Tuesday in August, they'll be
down and done.--7IGn Gaz.
A cause that requires total surrender Of
truth, csndor and honorable principle, can
mol be sustained in a land of enlightened
freedom Ohio Siote Bulletin.
Why don't you give up the job, them
TiGn Gdz.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

A new wire spring. summer neck stock
has been invented in New York. The edit,
ors there have all been treated with the ar !.
tlcle, and the way they boast of their ele-
giant appearance is caution. Bennett of
the Herald wears sixteen of them at once,
as an evidence of its superiority.-.N. o.
Tunes.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

No MORE TEAL" What will become of
us, poor old maids!" The port of Canton
is in all probability closed for a while, ifnot
for good and all. What shall we do? No
more Hyson, Souchong nor Boheo! Hold
ers at the East already ask ten per cent in
advance and before long the stock will be
consumed. Then we shall have to drink
Sage and Pennyroyal or go without. Hor-
rihle, most horribe!- Gin Sun.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

EmpHAsls.-A writer on English gram
mar gives the following example on wrong
emphasis.-A clergyman on reading the
twenty seventh verse of the LIST book of
Kings generally placed in italics. "And he
spake unto his son saying, saddls me the
ass and they saddle him z,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

The best reason we know offora review
of the county seat question is, because not
a single disinterested indipidual in The ,ohole
county ,oiH sag Matth Court House is To-
cafed sohere il ought 10 be.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

INCREASE OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
In the year 1914, the people of America
consumed 100 bales of cotton. Last year
the consumption was nearly 100000, entire.
y the growth Of the short period Which has
elapsed since the year 1914. She now
stands in point Of consumption, where we
stood in 1901. Sixteen years ago. Lowe,
the Manchester ofAmerica, was a desert.
lis forest echoed no sound but that of the
cataract. 1t now spins and manufactures
10000 bales ofcotton per annum. There is
n concentrated water power, amounting to
5000 horses power, which is equal to one
half the water power of Great Britain,
which is applied to the cotton manufacture,
and one sixth Of all steam power so applied.
In 1875, America exported 100000 dol
lars worth of goods; in 1886 and half of
1887, she exported 10000 bales of her cot
ton manufactures round the cape of Good
Hope to India and China, and $4,000 to the
markets in South America. Neither is it in
the cotton manufactures alone that she is ad-
vancing. In 1885, she had 100000 of
sheep and lambs; in 1898, 10000, 900:
which at 3lbs. lead would give 6O,OOO,-
900 lbs, of wool, the whole of which is man
ufactured there. 1t is stated in the Ameri-
can reports, and 1t is fact which can be
testified by many of those vino are present
from the district | am about to aude to,
that the inferior woollens are sold as
cheap in New York as in the cloth halls of
Leeds.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

The Revenue Gutter Crawford, some
time since sold by the U. S. government as
unseaworthy, was sent out on a whaling
voyage, and the captain writes that she is
perfectly sound.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

TIE License LAw.-Judge Read, of tile
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court !,
has decided that the City Council has the
exclusive control over the mltter of grant
ing license to taverns, within the limits of
the city Of Cincinnati. The Court. .sustains
the city ordinance for the rcguldtions of
tayernE.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

ILLrNols.-The new Capitol of Illinois is
rapidly. The building is to be
of a sort Of Rhinestone, q,arried
near Springfield. 1t IS going up on the pub
llc square, and embraces an area of two or
three acres. Its length is to be 1eS feet.
The first story 16 feet high. Second, ss.
The basement 81. Its cost is estimated at
about $lsO.O0O.
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That Dutchman's apprentice had a dread
ful hard time ofit-he never got up early
enough for breakfast: always go. Aogged
for dinner: and theu what was left of DIM
ner was warmed up for h,s supper.
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Wealth. OF THE WEsT.--Some twenty
schooners, heavily laden, entered Buffalo
tharbor onthe 9th. Among Others, the BEN
jlniiu Barton, with 1000 bushels Wheat,
80 barrels do. 600 barrels Flour, $40 hides,
and small invoice of Ashes, from Kalama-
ZOO, Mich.
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GERMANs.--It is computed that there are
now in the United States 3,5CG,CO native
born Germans, 2,500,000 descendants of
Germans, and that their numbers are in
creased by arrivals from Q to 800 900 annu-
ally y.-Podison.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

There is tailor in this city who has such
propensity for cabbaging" that few
days ago he stole some Of his own cloth and
locked itup in aver. When the bill flor
it was presented, he recollected it was his
own property.-.N o. Times.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

ScRIP1UREs in SCHooLs.-Powerfu and
in fiucntlal meetings are being held all over
England and and scotland, for the purpose
of making the Bible the text book in all
great and public Sc hools. .-Poulson.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

IRoN IN INDrANA.-A forge has been
built at Rochester Indiana, which is now
making iron from ore found in the vicinity
of the forge in great abundance, mud of a
very rich quality. The iron made at the
forge is cry superior articlc.-Cm. Sun.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

THE BRrrisH QuEEs.--As an evidence
ofthe superior workmanship of the engine
of this steam vessel, it is. stated that it was
not stopped for single moment in its pas
sage across the Atlantic. <
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CASH FOR WHEAT & HIDES.
TENIlE subscribers are prepared to pay the
IL highest market price in cash for any
quantity of good merchantable Wheat, de-
ivered at their Ware House in Maumee
City, at any time during the coming Fall Ior
Winter.
Wanted.--Fiye or six tons Dry Beef or
calf hides, for which cash will be paid.
SMITH, HOWE s. Co. 0
August "a, 1886, 2ltf
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THE SEA SERPENT. news of the
appearance Of the great sea serpent off tho
New England coast, is confirmed. He is
two hundred feet long--having grown lit
tie 80.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

The DrFFERENcE.-A negro IN Mobile
was recently sold to pay his tailor's bill.
The New York Atlas, knows of several
white men i,lthat city who could not be sold
forenough topay their tailor's bll4.--Cia.
S,tn,
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WAGER LosT.--A German undertook TO
swim the Potomac tho other day, says the
Allegqnian, on bet of two dollars, which
he lost Just as he was making the opposite
shore by losing his life. He sunk and was
drowned.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

SwARrwoUT LAND.--Eight hundred Sec
tions of Chickasew land belonging to
Swartwout, are offered for sale by the q. s.
District Marshall.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

ANOTHER FLoRIDA ITEM.---It Is reported
IN the Georgia papers, that white man had
been murdered by Indians near Fort Mellon
Florida, on the eth ult,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

MINERAL Resources OF THE UNITED
STATrs.-Our country is so rich in metals
that such paragraphs as the following,
scarcely elicit passing remark:
I" A bed of zinc ore has been discovered
in the neighborIood of the village of Adrl-
an, Michigan, which yields so per cent. OF
pure enc"
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Z A COSTLY DINNER.--An OK broke into
Morus Muticaulis nursery somewhere in
Pennsylvania the other day and mashed up
5000 worth Gin. Sin.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

There is gentleman in New Orleans
whose face has become SO wrinkled by con-
slant exposure, that his wife uses it to CRATE
nutmegs on.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-24

Leutenants Moor's resignation Of his
commission Of the y. s. Navy has been Of
icialyaccepted. He is now commander
in-chief Of the Texian Navy.
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LATEST IrrRLLIGEreE.--A A man in Bangor
has a telescope Of such power, that he can
see ,cart on the nose Of man IN the
moon.
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ofoli duties, forgetfuloess is the hardest
to fulfil. The very effort to forget teaches
US to remember.
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In some parts ofNew Jersey the land is so
poor that the bumblebees are forced to get
down upon their knees and suck the buck
wheat blossoms.