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The daily gazette., 1877-10-16

The latest "heiress" has been discover
ed in New Jersey in the person of Mrs.
Blum, German, who by representing
herself as "heir to large estate In Eu-
rope" succeeded in fleeing various per-
sons in Jersey City out of sums varying
from $50 to $500. She was living in ole
giant syle when arrested.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
|f|latonaI Exhibition,
american Industrial Palace &C
the Centennial Grounds.
Ggsa, grandeSt, and most CON-
|ae Exhibition in the World.

zargsst grandeSt, and most CON-
a' Exhibition in the World.
.y;elght States and Territories, and
~ nOlPal Foreign Countries represent
usol. ~ immense Display.
s,eat Main Building filled with Ex-
rseeipiesenlatlve OF every Department
cOS ,,q Art, Science, and Industry.
n !, uie many attractions, srecial at
|inoioSaaal Salie9 10 the great diorama of
MI, usl a. i0rKtown, one of the largest
.tvs, IVA, n'e'llke representations of the
nI,sp,. I,spu exhibition. The Jahrmarkr,
gOnSo,slil illustration of a German fair.
rtbvaau mechanical landscape, in
rmer corner of the Agricultural
I'M % ny most ingenious piece of me-
ibs G stL tne New England log cabin pict
'e,S rs satHlple habitations, customs. and
in NIL our foretathers. The glass
II Ilns,saii tne manufacture of glass
+ |fe feSt9n'rdtel. One of the most at
epcs%aaIre ep",aIe> OF the exhibition. 9ne In
ARei iWaPlleiC, showing the home life
lsonaaiSali.' laSl.' The colored quartette, who
SonIh' Sdh'n. plantation songs and hyul. Is
karac'al!iwv,i WIN al the melody and feel
Il E6,ehi stc OF their race. The eleva-
i ohtr ohI lame llile view of the park and
les vii vii, 'hIiabie, Special amusement
bandi IT, 1e provided daily. The exhi-
ktmma iitssler Bros, Dfrectors), give
hnd SS,nsII SpvaI concert on Tuesday Thurs.
y uruaS afternoons ofeach week
"o"'he " Grand Roosevelt Orgaa
Ii every day at and A p. m.
0raM Promenade Concert
sn very Saturday Evening.
|snsS 1ser Tourist will find no resort
|hyslss siiSSaIer ia interest than this, which
h year s ''ie exhibit in the Main build.
LCSn Cent? Tickets, Price % Cents, Child
Rx6ibi; Admit also to the the com
and SJli Soh OF The Pennsylvania Mu.
pfal Hail HIInool OF Industrial Art, in
aug27-d3m
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

One Of the "pilgrims" who was a
! passaDges on the steamship CITY Of
Brussels. en-, her recent long voyage
across the Atlantic, wrote for the Mon
treaf Gazette an account Of the voyage.
phe oiast person seen on the little
stesmer that followed, them down the
harbor was q man, whose wife and
chi fdfen wefe on board, and who went
cat ID wave them b good bye. About
/ 6ye weeks later. when the steamer
was nearing the Irish coast under sail,
she was 0vertaken. by the steamship
iRussfa. 2 The correspondent further
says:1c sk& Arlk sGl I3hfis smtF
sSent out our boat to meet her. and
she sends us back provisions, neWspa-
pers ana another passenger We mis-
take the lxtter for q CLERGY nan, but as
the little boat draws nigh we recognize
In him our. Canadian friend. Hon.,
Ffafik Smith, WHO left Toronto on the
lAth inst I'm pursuit Ofus, and found
his wife and family safe aud sound to-
day on the waters Of the broad Allan
tic, Great was our Joy at seeing him,
md nnahy ringing cheer greeted his
arrival. He told us oil the latest news
from home, and every one on deck was
deiighted. Butwhen agroup of his per-
sonal friends got round him Ia the
cabin, ands he began tn describe his
own agony and the public excitement
before we were heard from, as well as
the Joy fhatwas felt IN all the churches
on shat Sunday morning. when the
telegraph, brought good news from our
poor ship, all this touched chords SO
tender In the hearts Of us poor Cana
dams tnat no wonder women wept,
and even the strongest among us strug-
to resist A"A -" 10 sl-E
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

METEOROLOGICAL English solicitor
communicates to the London News
several facts which seem to Justify In
some measure the interest which peo-
PILE take In wealth awaiting heirs In
England. During the past year, the
English papers have contained 100
notices, naming some 800 persons of
whom Information Is desired. The
British treasury advertised for heirs to
% persons, whose estates unless claifn-
ed would revert to the treasury. Mrs.
Helen Blake's estate, to which no heir
has been found, amounts to 100000.
Large rewards are offered for lost wills,
and baptismal, marriage or burial GER
tificates, and E25O Is offered for q clue
to q marriage by the relatives Of q tes.
tatOr. The descendents of q couple
who married In 1708 are now wanted,
and the representatives Of q baronet
who died In 1724, long chancery suits
having just come to acloee. Tidingsof
q persOn. said to have been drowned in
the Merrimac in 1880 will be paid for.
! The heirs of q person who emigratedt TO
this country In 1883 can have$2, 600. 600.
The next-of-kin of the mother of Sam
Slick has o legacy awaiting him and
ought not to be hard to find. Several
domestics whoee present whereabouts
are unknown have been remembered
with legacies. A reward Of El,OO0 IL
offered for the discovery of the writer
Of certain letters, and the present rep
resentatives Of persons who held shares
In the West New Jersey society Of
1902 3 are now entitled to. funds. All
sorts OF persons are begged to make
known, their, whereabouts, We don't
advise anybody to invest even o post.
age stamp In these. speculations, but II
they are so disposed, Edward Preston,
proprietor Of Chambers' index Of next
Of-kin, No. 1 Great college street,
Westminster, London, will bleed them
to any extent. -, -, ,.t.,f '...5i !,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

Prof. Richard A. Proctor is inclined
to believe the tale which modern mar
liners are telling about the monster sea-
serpent which coils about sperm whales
I'm mid-ecean. He remipde, the pub
lie that monstrous cuttlefish Were
thought to be INDUSTRIOUS lies, till the
= s.Alecton,r, I'm 1861, came upon one
and captured It's tail, whose weight Of
fsrty pounds led nAtinaliststo estimate
the entire weight Of, the, creature at
4 900 pounds, or nearly couple of tons.
In lS63, again, two gfishefmon encoun-
tered q gigantic, cutie in Conception
Bay, NEWFOUNDLAND, whose arms were
about thirtyIRve feet In length (the
fishermen cut off from one arm piece
twenty five feet long, while Its body
was estimated at sixty feet In length
and five feet In diameter-so that the
devil fish iof Victor Hueo's famous
story was Q mere baby cnttle by COM
parison with the Newfoundland mon
ster.. The msrma1d, ae4in, has been
stee. or woman fisE, e the Portu-
guese oallit, which assumes, says Capt.
.Scoresby, 'such positions that the HUI
man appearances IL very closely i'm
itstedP liGins hns sT9yi,I
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05
The chinese, Cracker.

About six months ago the National
Board Of Fire Underwriters prepared
statistics as to the destruction by fire
on the pre- vious Fourth Of July, and 1t
seems somewhat strange that the peO-
pie are congratulated seriously that this
loss did not exceed half q million. The
losses were mainly In the northeastern
States, the West having been protected
by, cOpiOus rains, and the displays Of
fireworks in the South being chiefly
or, Madi Gras and; Christmas days.
The returns procured by the companies
show chat the .'mercantil6' interest
lost $40 269 from fireworks, $2l lbs
from fe-crackefs,i and $25, 900 from
gun 'wads, the "domesticn lost $13, 179.
ST.. 946 and 1892 from these prospec-
tive causes; the a'mefcantile and do
mestic" business buildings END dwell
iDgs ,combined) $7,742, 49, 18 and
nothing; the "Inanufact0ries" $S,375,
$500 and 81, 400; the churches, $3,837
and 107, escaping gun wads. This oc-
CURED I'm 10l cities and st0wns, and
749, escaped; the casualties were, "a
total. IL Serious, and 428' slight. The
loss to the companies was 4l64, 574. 1t
should be understood, however, that
Notwithstanding the special and gen.
eral character OF last years celebration {,
the fires aud accidents were unusually
light, because the general fear of the
CONTRARY produced An 2 extraordinary
carefulness.
1.-The invoice value Of are-crackers
imported since January l, 1865, is Of
flcially reported at less than 81 ,500, 900,
on which the duties collected do not
exceed $45O, 900; how much the crackers
have destroyed cannot be stated exact
ly, but two large fires Hcaaised by them
lone in Portland-made $l5. 600, 900 of
property vanish, and In one day of
1876 the Cracker loss was Is per cent.
Of the importations Of the year. The
insurance men make tho reasonable
estimate that for every dollars worth
Of these tiny plaques imported direct
destruction OF 500 has been sustained.
Does 1t pay, and is u rational, 10 risk
the destruction OF q city for the sake of
small boys transientofanf
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

the dram interest, as the striped pio
was the wit Of the dram interest agaiins7
temperance. It would be pushino
sbdme .tl,sUictosy H0 sby bending the
81 AsSs sSss 81 s sssssy .s 81
dark, <l(salRt> ohanhr. itfkould pro.
vide . cheerful and attractive parlor,
~oonstsheS; papers, pdpes, and innos
Aqnt dEipksr ~ isIW4p u helegitimste-
~ Hghung the devil With his own
rkekp 1aS,Es NswodId )becs "a KIND Of
ss::m0epA SueYi4p". yhich, the severest
Hdv0cat6 OF severe laws could not De-
preoAtAi 10 would TO the 10 PRODUCTION
OF kindly wisdom into, q ,movement
which often seems cold as the water IL
reteres. . The genius Of DRAINS would
be baked and beWildered by an attack
which borrowed It's tactics from his
0wns9 Undoubtedly At > would take
money and time and trouble. But q
community wiiichis not ready to pay
that price flr Temperance Ia not yet
ready TO buy. Preaching the wicked
ness of drain drihkfng, and epfarcing
puohihitiOn even at the point Of the
bayonet, will not be so efficient, an ~
sault as turning the flank Of the enemy
by max Ing Other resorts for recreation
chaaDer and lpleasanter than dram ;
shops.-tThe' Easy Chair Of Harper's.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

"A man on board the United States
steamer Monocacy, whose term of SER
vice had just expired, precseded to take
leave Of his late oficera, Approaching
the commander, he III vokgd the choic-
edt blessffgs bn llh hesd, iriia brogue
that left no doubt q to his native sod.
And 90 he went from one to another
switha God bless yel'' orss'Hfay Heav-
en- reward vel" until he came opposite
the lieutenant b com fnnndef, who had
frequently been, Obliged; To- suppress
Pat)s love for the "ardent" by stopping
His leave with reluctynt touch of
his cap. and downcsst eye, he mumbled
out. land may God bless you, too,
,Misther c., 10 q savtts extinfP-(Har-
per's Drwerao sSros GAL 70
J. A San Francisco editor gives sketch
showing what has become OF some OF
the men who have been prominent In
the history Of California He names
eighteen. and ~ these eight became
ocnlirmed drunkartis. 81 Among them
s Ess 5shs MsparsA'' vq's'd States
The refusal of admission TO Joseph
seligman and familyAt Jtdgs Hilton's
Grand Union Hotel lnSarAtoga contip-
ues to absorb the interest OF New York
talk. tuif 'gsfsi" - 49,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

!. q, There u, hEpnor, IN spicidene Mis-
Pixlsv, q South Lee, Msss,, tllnp1d
into . river " drown herself, and then
pulled .hsnuslx Dot ~ TIE Sough Of q
8rse under whioh che had nsated. She
Writes an Ae3onnt fut ths nSwspApevs,
sayingt III there y any n1 l4A1
.gsa6 thls, foolish 'snoa0h u \ =
die before qcd'e chosen. time 0f
jump ,ipto th4 xlvet whsse the c
esese With limbs hauGing II thec
'fof n you DO, 20 ni9ttsr how -
mined you are 70 leoVe- thla word, Won
will either have 70 make upayoug
mind TO .sfsy y iittIe longer, es'sSFT
sgaiS, Which ttSr. yon Will 6et- ~
1hsly ~ Ao.u J,aWter DuncrQ(J. ~
san ErAncinnp, Ue6pfe Killing hiR1A4
with la0dAnuin, kI6te "a ! lett - TIA
'e0spuee:I ~ ibSg toi itl1ognff you TIT
sh!s,is ~ % fspdnnum taken with
one bot mysslfy still, II any one should
insist upon bavfqsa reason, you may
say I wai,dEivsn " desperation blythe
Presidential muddls and seeing no
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

Although every year cheapens Amer
lean fruit and extends the area Of its
consumption, we trust no one will sup
pose Thar 1F1aseiye1oh1ng the limit OF
possibilities In that line. We suspect
We nave not begun to realize the extent
70 wni0nf V lss poseiUle to introduce
Iruit into the American dietary sue
cessL4lly, 70 eat II with sanitary profit
nn9 gustatory pleasure, and to make
iiE tA4 ppoE ReT Jhxtty and the pay
Ing crop OF the farmer and pardener.
We have but to look back few years.
before the tomato, the cultivated
'ccmmoii, and Before the canning pro.
CESS wAs invented, tssVsalize the great
change which has already been effect
ed. 1t Is y change TO which we invite
Europe also.H The Germans and the
Epglish, the Germans especially, are
not great consumefs OF fruit, hut the
American article Is very welcome to
,thems and Can ha made. In0ye 30.
Whom We speak of international
trade In fluit, its pefisliability at once
commerce. Yet We Import annually
ten or-twe1yel million, doliaB worth OF
fruit-bananas. orapgesS lemons, figs,
raisifIs, xante-cufrahts, pfunes and
grapes. Our frult hill js more than
Now there - ,,o ks,SSst ~ q ttX.Ssn , M.
uity In the preservation OF fruit. and
our fruit-growers, instead OF wringing
their hands ann pulling dptheir trees
to inf n yyns nr,o ~,r phsci w;Ii n",nN
mand the scre,sn T..rhtts = T .ast year
was a great aSr,a 20. IN xm.yy,ca
and apeor ~ = ~ H. y ySsS "a dvr;ur,
the nine month. asHtrS WsrcS 81
there wa exported ! IoI Sa0 hnshe,s ~
aDples at vaIms AZ snS1 M Owsr1S
O56 On hounds 81 AN snn, Ss0, ~ 80.
also sent Iabroad. valued ~ S7aa nOO
aUsi nst $40 O0O.ir ls5a sx"ch s "st%;s
ample was ,mred nv what 10 called ths
eyap0ratinp proeess. We snnnose all
driving is eyaporatinp. b,xI some i'm
proyement has led to q grest extension
Of the possibiIities a. t6e trade Tbe
evanorsfing ann r.f,,s ishainc cot mn
extensiyely tbfs sesson IN the Della.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05
Keeping a secret.

Ruggles, an old. cabinet maker, of
Boston, told me that he used to make
Stuart's panels for him. They were
made Of mahogany, and as Stuart COM
plained that he missed the rough sur
face of canvas that was favorable to
the sparkle Of his color, Ruggles In
vepte(tthe wlayof. producing that sort
or s6ff&c3 by editing teeth In the plane
iron and dragging 1t backward, that
proving the best way of indenting
without tearing the wood. Ruggles
said that ut the time he used to work
for Stuart, his shop was In Winter
street, on the ground fioer, and, one
day, sitting at his shop door, he saw
Stuart coming down the street, in
earnest conversation with q gentle
man. .. Stuart came into the shop fol-
lowed by his friend, and, said RuggleS;
ST saw that the gentleman was urging
him to tell him something that he was
unwilling TO trust him with" Stuart
said I: "Mf. Ruggles (! have you got q
piece OF chalk 9'l / gave him d piece |;
he then turned to the other and said |:
"I.know O secret that stands for me, y
and he made o mark, thus, r.. Nov,
YOU are my good friend and would like
to know my secret; you are man of
honor, and II I tell yon It will do no
harm, and, at any rate, 1t will Crafty
you a. q mark Of my confidence. 80 I
tell you,u and, making another mark,
/, That stands for you % there are two
that know Il; But youare p married
man, and, e your vito Il q discreet
woman, and you never haveany secrets
between you, some day. when you are
alone together, and have nothing to
talk about, you tell her you know
something curious, bat are afraid she
nant at not being trsasted, insists that
she ought to know promises she never
will whisper It 10 any one, and per-
Ihaps cries . little 30 You tell her, and
that stands for hsr; !" he made another
mark, 4. "Now, how many people
know mr. Three" said his .&iend..
sThere are one hundred spd eleven
that know it,---III, y said StiiaTt.--Scri6-
ner's for yS{y. iieil ~ 80 ssyur
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05
o Thiers at Home.

That tough little statesman M.
Theirs, has entered upon his 81st year,
and may live to be called again to the
helm of Affairs In France yQr to.see the
third empire. Who knows2 AZ pres
ent he ishale and hearty, and his walk,
carriage, dress and conversation, are
not those of an; old man. He wears
neither, whiskers nor mustachee, and,
like the Iron Duke of England, shaves
himself With an 'untrem6 Bling baud;
indeed, the morning sh0ufi devoted to
the razor 10 his fsv0rfte time for r.
ceiving. visitors, Conversation 1dOes
not divert his attention or put his chin
In peril; he Coca and comes, his face
hidden In, white suds. from Visitor to
loOking-glass and back. ,gestieulating
with hia brush, and, with II punoty,-
ating and emphasizing his Argument.
His 7aith that he willilive 10 celebrate
his Tooth birthday IL pnimpaired,J He
has never Known what Headache Is
- 90 he snys-and he has no infirmity
sbuta nervous twitch or the eyelids.
His health he ascribes TO his excellent
and unabused Digestion. when o
man !" says the ocfogenafian ex-Presi.
dent "has NOT good digestive powers,
he. has no business ip the 1wQriJ." His
wonderful memory and charnihgc0n.
lversation make him the delight OF his
llittle circle OF friends and Visitors.
sold age" be says, must take an in.
terest in everything and, pc itself dis
ffiterested. ffyouth IL q Romance. old
Aselis b Ihistory!is Prince iOfloff and
Lord Lyons, the Russian and British
ambassadors at Parih, are. among his
most intimate acQuaintonceS. His lit.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

Itoauu9L, isT,Ssy ,rsSNC7E ia,
Are the children safe2" asks the
ChrsstidH UsiossI. Quite safe, measure
you. " They are, Up In 9the garret, play
ihg hotel tire,I Nmmle ~ the clerk,
and Ia trying II slide down the, water
PIPE tol'the grounds Willie q the
s6est. hanging tothe window sili and
waiting, Cor the nspes to reach his
!, hl ~ before he tries to dDop TO the
nsH WS ,tss 9eS I sS led Sis
tisA1l 3 line .roqPa. ths 7Ssby's body
and !; iettng IL down y TIE groynq,
r;: sns cn1ufsn are ~ r'gnt .S9 ust
the ~s sss i aaS si sss'
Children must have love inside the
house end fsssh air. and good pay
snH sS s9Cu cC = Up ss rrssts
est dN0ses IN tie World Of witherfhf or
6rowi59 stnNteS or M best' premat,Ire.
~ III a. t,,rna,d IN "a q, ward IN ifseif.
80 ssta, .-Ssss,,. " D ...~ ~ s.osy
LODI McC1Il 10y g X ve,ss : MI VIII WIZ
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

!. TIE action q Judgs Hilton II s y
aluding Jews fsen- h6 -hstsl st16efst0.
|1pfHpRt3 nsa ION to The absuyd
ss!lng p. q 4ts yhl0h seens e "
|,sNk9f 31dea HAloS .chnossl To ID
m m 1isIs| st$ $xe
9 5neGlS naaJ 4 En0 AehnAeoss J9EQ,.6 d
iotth So 4SeA len eh9 8 xefiect
y light 10 sreflSe .. thsm adr1isslk
.Whens he lsetsiosats - . tavern eqptf,
he$!tvef, and proposss 70 ma ke honey
~ FAsplnee 4. plaps of pAblic fss2rt,
'the Ian taksss hole of him and provides
Ic4rt%tp rules 70 regulate hh conduct.
Que II thesa ftles prohibIts discriht-
nation ON accounted rAce or color. II
Q sylAu'is wen behaved and respectable
he hasa right t. demand, sccoIhodar
'tiens In any public c0nveyalce kept
Or ran for the conveniepce Of travel
,ers. When Judge Hilton Refused &C.
'coIn6dations, therefore, to Mr.. Selig-
man And other Hebrews he violated
the law -as swall ~ the principles Of Q
republican government 49, 80 J.
~ We do not doubt thai personal feel
Ing has Something to do with the fefus-
al Ito entertain Mr.. Seliginan, but
since the circpInstances Of his exclu-
sion have been made public other cases
OF q similar character have come TO
light. which leaves no ground for qt1es-
ton that the fact of q man being q
Jew "a sufficient to prohibits his adnis-,
sion to Htlton's hotel IT Is o source
of modification to all men Of broad
and liberal minds that such an occtts
renee should take place In this land.
.Epcoprage, IT. and, the end will be as
disgraceful TO us as people as ever the
system Of African slavery was. IT q
lew can be denied admission to pub
lilo house he can be excluded from rail-
way trains, from street cars, stages,
theaters, chufches, and 80 on Until
Jewish birth becomes q badge OF dis
honor, md the oldl-tiIne persecution
once more, besets this long-sufeting
people. ia -,
Jews there are unworthy the recog-
milton of honorable men. Sothere are
of every other tribe or nationality un:-
dsrsliesvsn. But we need not ostra-
eise q Disraeli because of q Shylock
sny more than we need D Wellington
because of q Pecksniff, or o Washing
ton because Of q Zephsniah Scudder.
The doctrines Of caste are bad enough
1T beqt, but they are peculiarly con-
temptible when they put up the bar
riers at the race instead Of the individ-
ual or ciase line. i-a2 rtl 1if
The great fundamental principle of
republicanism Ii the equality Of all
men before the law. The American
people ought to be broad enough, and
liberal enough, and great enough to
which, even restricted as It has been,
has made US what We are. He who
deals q blow at Il Is an enemy to the
country and TO the institutions which
we invite the civilized world to enjoy.
ACttcdgo Inter Ocean,. iiib.,lp
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

An old man had two sons, The one
a minister and the other doctor He
we very prong, Of them, end one day
,hS AID 20 fkfently ''Hsd I kent ehe q,
my sons ~ kaun.to - ; m4dicsl man
and the ithef . clergyman, I whitney,
o. ~ hAb6 uld jimmy Gosh FOR Their
mItheI!"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-07-05

eSJoHpTRNt r9H ---fi.S
.yaWiIssryRAxcIs L MACE MILL
s 80. K s:s: Il: No: 6: 4. a.; ~ q
A'Es ~ $500, ~. .rsn.
~. Reaches: shTsash the ven q :'.'a. pssiss
60 And lead: : ne ps.-sr forth s.ss
=: Such soosas me- wiz given; J, ~ q s. ssl.
q r:
q, -" peace sps's,sa .a, ssrsaa''
&: sA.a A: CIT n. s;, ss. p....:.
& s s.$:s' 81: q is's::s
. Ass4. :.sS S sss i, ass: 81.
For ss's sss'sS ss
,,-~nishia tho clsys msass. .'lF "a as-l..
.r s 4 s::;s s;s: I;. 49,,
'fU '-..-IAis Ne sAr.ns Of sonE" ..ssss.,
s rsS s S.s M Ss.sIs =,
B.s no, ss; s her 0sn' ssnss "'..hpps''
:rp.sss $3.50 sis s'SEss 49, .Asias a -
r: *, s':s s: 4 s: s::s;.s i:
n.''ss tn; s:...s old.
Beds eihs harPsrnss smots With fingers
e.. Aud they softer lay. VIII fAlsriss ups we're
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