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Trip Around Wisahicken Falls.

A short time ago we visited Phila
delphia and put up at the Merchants's
House Alb & AS ". Sd. st. kept by
Henry SPAIN. The reasonable rates.
ample accommodation and generous
hospitality Of the proprietor have made
this firs,-class Hutol and n iavofite
stopping place. During onr STAY Mr.
SPAIN ordered his magnificent coach
and span of beautiful grays for trip
around Wisaliickcn Falls. VIM. Van.
Geezer. Esq. Sheriff Bolendcr, Theos.
Swineiord, w. Farnosworth and the
Editor Of this paper, by invitation. seat.
ed themselves in the coach. Mr.. s
drew up the ribbons with the hand of
an expert and away we dashed over
hill and dale at n 2:i0 speed. We tar.
rcd long enough to take view of the
Falls the country along the route was
romantic--th repartee of NanGee2cr
and SPAIN made the spirits Of The
party run high. Every thing tended
10 make the trip decidedly pleasant
one and the clever proprietor of the
the Merchants will long live in our
memories.
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A prominent citizen says ; l have been
sufferer on account OF liver and urinary
having n pain In the back
with n stupor. no ambition, Jrows, feeling
unable TO attend TO business with any dee
gree Of satisfactino.. But now, am happy
to cay. by taking L. X. Thompson's Ba.
rosma. nm q changed man.
Tiiusville. Pa. May IL. 1877.
For sale BY John A. Moatt. Middleburg,
Pa. e'
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At this time Of the year when all are
forming good resolutions parents
should not forget TO add this one. We
will for the coming year buy all our
childrens fine shoes with the A. S. T.
Co., black tip upon them and see ifitis
true that by so doing we can reduce
our shoe bills more than one half.
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The following Is list Of tho appoint
ments madc by tho County Cbmmis-
s'oners last week with the salary fxed
for each.
Commissioners Clerk, J. r. Aurand.
Salary 300; Attorney, L. N. Myers.
@i Jauitor, John stotticr. go.
Tho commission Of the County
TFsasnros was also reduced TO - per
cent.
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On Saturday the 11th, lust, John d.
Romig of West Beaver twp. was con.
siderably injured by his team sudden,
iy starting, throwing him under the
sleigh and dragging him form number
Of rods. The horses ran for moro than
two miles, before stopping.
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We SEQ II stated that bill has been
introduced in Congress to reduce the
fees on money orders to five cents for
each order, and to make every post Of
flee money order Office where the
snlary Of the postmaster amounts TO ar
much "a 800 per year. This bin ought
to become q law.
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In spite Of flanucis, coughs and cold.
viii make lodgment in The system. But
they nre not tenants NJ will. You can
disposscss them with IIale's Honey Of
H"rebound and Tar. In less time than Il
takes sheriff 10 execute writ. Sold
by all Druggists.
Pike's Too,hadbe Drops cure In |
minute
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n@-Weis & Oppenheimer of Sclins-
grove will disolve partnership in q
very short time and therefore offer ex.
traordinary inducements.
They are selling Off their stock of
clothing aud furnishing goods at and
below cost. call and see.
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4 party ofyoung people from Mid.
a:'sbury and vicinity. last Friday eysn-
snx started Tor Fresburg. 10 attend tho
Huslcal Convention held q that place.
Asxe sledw with four horsss attached
e'qle' eavtled about l8 Of the merry
1l6lo tpl picture N think
~ q ~ VIZ, n,nssed "
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Dire RInpoSs.-Among the many
who have recently donned the blue
we are glad to see such names as, Hem
ry Bachman, and our talented Dis
irict Attorney, John II. Arnold. sny.
der County bids fair to be the banner
Temperance County.
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On Sunday last. team Of horses
hitched in front Of the residence of A..
X. Gin. ESQ, became frightened at
passing sleigh. wheeled around the
post 10 which they were hitched great.
ly to the damage of the tongue, ETC.,
proof-lhe splinters that lay around.
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George Shafler a resident of Wash,
ington township last week was engag-
Cd In Telling trees in tho woods. when
the lcdgnlent Of u tree he had cut. in
ducod him 10 climb tho tree which
prevented the other from falling.
whi'e cutting Off limbs 70 dlslodge the
tree. he foil 10 the ground breaking
both arms ina number Of places.
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single dose of Haas ESpectomnt
will generally allsy u cough. and we
issert that in the thousand of cases il
as been used, it has never yet failed
10 relieve and cure the worst ofcoughs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-16

The adjourned Court announced
Tor Jan. 2ls', 1879, has been further nd-
mlrncd to the 2Sth inst. Members of
'he Bar and parties interested will
please note the change.
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From all sections abundant evidence
comes that DR.. Haas Expectorant is
appreciated and priced, and in spite of
all opposition has won its way into ia
vor as the best cough medicine. 25 cts,
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Twenty-Five large size Perfimed
Chrome Motto Cards, no two alike,
withname in gold. post paid ten cen Is.
address q. b. Litchfield, Litchfeld, I'll.
Please state what paper you saw this
advertisement in.
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They have a kleptomaniac in Brad
ord, in the person Of a young lady
those father is worth s500,00O. She
Iill steal whenever she gets a chance.
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y. Il. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of lro,

u. II. hunkeis Bitter Wine of Iron.
Has never been known to fail in the
cure OF weakness. attended with symp-
toms, indispositiou to exertion, loss of
memory. difficulty Of breathing, general
weakness, horror Of disease, weak, ner-
vons trembling. dreadful horror Of death,
night sweais. cold feet, weakness, dim-
ness OF vision. languor, universal lassi.
tude OF The muscular system. enormous
appetite. with dyspeptic system. hot
hands, flushing OF the body. dryness of
the skin, pallid countenanoe and erup-
lion on the face. purifying the blool. pain
In the back. heaviness Of the eyelids. FIRE.
quent black spots flying before the eyes.
with temporary sudusion aud loss Of
sight, want Of attention, etc. These sym.
pioms all arise from q weakness. aud 10
remedy that, use 4. =. Kunkel's Bitter
Wine Of Iron. Il never fails. Thousands
are now enjoying health Who have used
u. Get the genuine. Scld only in 81 bot,
Ties. Take only h. r. Kunkei's.
Ask for kuuers Bitter Wine OF Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been so
thoroughly tested by all classes of the
ommnniiy that IL IL now deemed indis-
pensabls AS y Tonic medicine. II costs
but liule. puriiies the blood and gives tone
10 the stomach, renovates the system and
prolongs life.
lnow only ask a trial Of this valuable
tonic, Price 81 per bottle. 4. \. KUNKLL,
Sole Proprietor No. 25D North Ninth
street. below Vine, Philadelphia Ia.
Ask for kankel's Bitter Wine Of Iron,
aud take no other. A photograph Of the
proprietor on each wrapper. all others
ara count erfcit
nswarc OF counterfeiis. Do not lot your
druggist sell you any hut Kunkels which
10 put up ouly AS above represented. You
eau yet six hotties for ave dollars. All
ask Is one simple trial.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head aud all complete Ia two hours,
No leo ,iu head pssses, Seat. Pin aud
Stomach Worms removed by Dr.. Kunkel,
100 North Ninth street Advice free.
No Fec until head aud all passes In ono,
and alive. Dr.. kaaksl 10 The only rno
eessfal physician In thls eoua,ry Tor the
removal VI worms, aud bis Worm Hyruv
lls plsAaAnt snd sAfs FAR ohildrsn az eraws
| psfssns, Gand ter elvsulAv. " ash far 4
bo(tls u kuatsla Werm eyrup. Prles
ses aellss pse Nsllls, ca u y year drug
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Mr.. Scott will give an address on
temperance at tho Hassinger Church
'ext Sunday evening. We advise all
o 90 and hear him.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-16

UTth resumption comes the an-
|ouncsment that counterfeit gold dol-
hrs are in active circulation.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-01-16

The Musical Convention held ut
last week, we are told. was
success in all the word implies.
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The dedication of the M T.. Church
'fselinsgrove has been postponed un.
ii the 26th inst.
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The nose is red, the lips are blue
,e weather is cold, and SO are you.-
!.
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About inches of snow fell last week
md the girls and the boys are cores.
,ondingly happy.
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Goose bones all tell the Same story.
nd that is, q cold winter.
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ssettIer's Comet Band, Of This place
sinris next monday, to attend the In
auguration Of Gov. Hoyt, ut Harris
burg.
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The "cpizooty" has broken out a.
hong the horses in Harrisburg.
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Frosted ears, noses, hands and feet
re numerous.
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Girls, forcswear flirting. II may lead
lou into trouble.
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The susquchanna is frozen over from
hore to shore.
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oir,tnv : liIer. al.,hnrgcl or wounds.

1niIlITV : lilers dI'chnrgel for wrundsi
IlllluI |, Kuuturc or otter injury trUt
m ,lIsl can sefufc ( u Bounty tlus1 WAC
ro.euit.,eI io- thr.c years tween ! ~,
aud AprlI /, ia. having rev .ou'ly served
n nu % .utis ~ more, are crit iel 10 $500
l,ufty or su ipurA thereof A. remains unpaii :
those VINO cuii.toi before iuy -, lstl. {
three years, ma were mustered before Aug. U,
l,Sf ar G .tltlci - tlup bounty, REGARDLESS %
tifre served : al cult.imcuts tor th'ce years
before Tuly l.. "a. where lui 90 bounty has
tes1 ualI entities 20 tidltlrn-t bpunty uhdor
s Ilicr Act ui tuly -, 1855 90 not already
p.Ii. lt soldiers iicJ 60 service. he r' nfs
,utitted 90 the i.luuty Nn fee until ciaim Is
pad. fur fan Information address. With en-
closed samp, AcNtlLl. h'h'H,
Washington, 40 e.
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I'm n LECTURE
eES TO YOUNG MEN.

Jaa Pubhs,sd ia q Ssa,,d Eags.cpa'
lN-icy siE esgis.
A Lecture eu The Nature. Trestmeat,
and Radical cure Of Seni al Weak ies..
~ Spsrn.S,er hneainiaesi oy Se,t,ANuse,
invelunIsry EuhsiORs, lmpe,tn,y. Nsr-
sous pehiliV sud .WpeaiW eats 70 Mao
risgc generally CoasdmPnoH. Epil,p PEI,
Apd fIs " nlsl and 1h,slesl Iassfa,my
S,.-By kuH6Nr J. CV1vEkM ELL. N.
u. a1lter Of the Green BSek.r Sc.
The ~eild,reRo sasA sather. in this si-
nirsels Lecture. Slesrly pr ses from Als
ava esp rssNsv that the asfil eanss-
Qaeasss 4 Ssl. Abuse msy be sfe,sasily
renewed ul kea, meaisias. All ~aheat
d.asrrVas s0'gesl opsta o.. hsagiss.
insrau eats. ngs or eeralss nsiasieg
sat Noee 0i cure y, eaes sef ai1 asl
sdse.asl. by wh.sh every - Rsrss, 40 9s..
,sr ~bss his ,sei,lea ms, be. @ay care
himself cheap y, privately saa rsi,eAlly.
g0r Tsis Lsefsrs eiaprew q hsea 10
.se~Ssxas asi iseassssls
Seat sea,r seal, sRs flAia envelope. 10
any Aa~ss. gasf,Pail, % sxsssrsef ely
eesss 90 tss postage ssUPA
Asasess the tSeisshsrs,
fug CcLvk2wkLt MEDICAL ca.
q AAn - Esv ysse rssl sGlss ~ -
~ 4 loIA Y.
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THE TtoLrDASs. Bcautlfui new Rove
- word il.3 Octave ImproveI New Scale,
our expense. Ca'ningne with thousands OF re.
ierences. tree DON'T buy Piano until you
read cur uatslngue. 10 will Interest you. Ai.
dress U. .S. IlANo co, Manufacturers, lst
Bieecker st, New YORK,
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4 DMINISrR NTOR'S NOTICE.
1 Letters of aim!nistrltion on thosstate OF
Pote- f"tterrlf late II Adams twp. snyder
cuunty, IA, decd have teen grained to the
uudets pnci. All persons KNOWING themselves
Indebted 20 f1ii estate viii Iietse make in.
mediate payment while those having claims
HsaIn't said estate viii urss1ai them inr settle
mcnttp JACOB DINiANAN,
Jan ., 20 Administtttor.
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new Rich Blood!

rstsu.s' purgauNc EIls icakc Nes Rich
Blood, AMI Will completely change the blood
IN tue crtlre sysfcm In three months. Any
crsou who will take pin eara nigGt from
g. " weehs may he r,storet ~ sound heath.
u such a'bins te p''sitle. sent BY mail iof
guT,
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yyTANTED..A good man fee every state
w and Territory IN the linton : ~ iAir salary
paj. cal or address La Belle Manfg. Co., vs.
CLARK street, Cuieago.
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Local News, &c.
I,EWIsTowN DIVISION.

r. n. TAYLOR, Superintendent
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[$2. 90 per Annum.
NUMBER l33
M

coat, kicked in the door at recess; how,
when the trembling young master
asked, q Who did fhatpr the big boof
lifted his thumb. to his nose, and exc
|lcuted that significant gyration with the
little finger. which would make savage
of St. John himself; how, fired with the
courage of despair, and q vision OF our
farmhouse Minerva, we seized the big
oaken ruler, rushed up the inclined
plane, upsetting several small children,
on the insolenf scoundrel, tore off the
collar of his frock coat, snaked him
down the area before the Fireplace, and
beat him over thelihead and shoulders
till he roared for mercy; how, at inter-
walls, he cast a glance at his accomplices
fand took in the Situation; the 6 ten great
| gals - had spiked the guns of all but
this wretch, who Sunk and begged un-
der our hand-how we wound up with an
eloquent address, and gave the whipped
| ruffiafl his hat with Instructions to go
home; how father took off
what remained of his dilapidated frock-
coat, and trotinced HIM till he yelled
again, and sent him to school the fol
lowing day with aiicompiiment to the
fplucky yqqqg mnsters all all this hl'r might be
| sung in heroic verse.
But, if the truth were known, it was
| not we, but the g ten great gals y that
did the business They had so demor-
allied the attacking, columns by the
(magic of their charms that only one had
the heart to defysthe little master, and
i he dared not raise his hand when the
Lday of battle came. And from that day
we crowned dear old Aunt Anna
prophetessDf1steaV Y . WHO >
i. Gain the affections of ten great
gals y in your school-room, "and all
things shall, work together for good. =
i IsJOuYmM of cEtlsaeottoR.. ~ u
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and the faster had a primitive way of
dlscOverlng. It's .presahce. . A. aalantitY

and the faster had primitive way of
discovering its presence. :. A ealantity
it, in his leather breeches, until 1t ,irieds
Ii, when rising, the breeches stuck to
the bench, the presence of sugar was
evident. II not, the ale was ppre..x,
The town Of Havre was lately kept for
more than an hour in q state of excites
ment by the escape. Of an American OK
landed from an English steamer. The
animal ran through the streets, followed
by crowd, many persous firing guns
and pistols at it until, rendered almost
furious.by the ethase, II at lasS, wodnded
and exhausted by boss Of blood made a
stand in the Rue ST. Quentin where7it
wlthstood for a quarter Of an Hour quite
a fusilade of firearms until brought
down by shot from a rifle. Several
persons were knocked down by the OK,
and one received stray bullet in his
face.
Or the s'1E European nations Geflmhahhyy Geflmhshhy
stands first as tofighting trim She can
put in the field at s2At dlours' netice
,2O0,OO men Of the line, the e reserve, essive
and the Landwehr The grand total Of
the German army is 2,200,000 men, ex-
elusive of 100000 not reckoned on the
field strength, but deducted as garrison
The strength of the second Landwehr
and the Landsturm is lsepG,ally 7eXagge
gerated, but they are thoroughly eff
cient soldiers, the best I'M the army
France has nominal strength of {, 3,500,-
600 men, but ,praeti caA it Aust, tbebse
total large proportion is still in process
of organization. 1t is not believed that
France could place in the first line more
than 800, 900 men.
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What the Farm Should Be.

The farm should be not merely a place
where men subsist and rear families in
the strictest economy, starving the soul
to add few more acres to fhe~fifty or
hundred already obtained, Rand which in
reality are not thoroughly cultivated, I,
but home, speaking Of plenty, a home
rich in attractions, buildings well kept,
shade and ornamental trees, lawns with
walks and Towering shrubs, not forget-
ting the furnished parlor and library
The newspaper, magazine, pictures and
music, poets and history should be here.
True, the farmer sFhome is8 peeeslty
busy place, but it should not rbe all
kitchen and Sdairy,S not eaH scythe and
plow, not all an endleess routine of
treadmill duties, but where the farmer
and his wife could find some time each
dav to mingle with books and in conver-
sation. Away from the hustle and the
clatter of the town, it should be the
place to grow large in judgment and fine
in taste. One of the most hopeful indi-
cations of progress is the pOsitidnsecfR
pied by farmers, and the growing aspect
| manifest toward them. For practical,
moral and esthetical culture, farmers
children have superior advantage: Ia,I'
The hills and forests with their brooks
and rocks afford ample facilities for the
study of botany, geology and natural
history. Nowhere aresithee heavens SO
broad, or. do the consultations offer
greater attractions to, the would be as
tronomer than upon the hill tops in sum-
mer, or when under the beautiful snow
the earth lies buried at our feet. That A
these opportunities are appreciate LIS
seen in the demand for agricultural col
eges in all our States It's. mot 60 be
lamented dsthat all tha graduatAs'of these
colleges do not 60 back to the farm up,
on which they were reared. Many o1
them become manufac MERCHANTS,
LAWYERS, doctors and ministers, carrying
into the town the practical good sense
and thrift that purifies, and into rura
districts with profession, or mercantile
business, inspiration to active social IN Z
tercourse that. overcomes, reserve, SC
each year the distance between townane
rural life is -lessenings the one rgettine
more the scent Of fhe clover, the fields
and the pure air which plays around the
mountain top, the other posssefs theGul
ture and refinement of the city,17Cos
asecticut Farmer.
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A Prodigy

There are many persons who, III We
are to place full credence in their blog-
raphers, must haye been extraordinary ordi
marvels Of precocity and deferness.
Anne Maria Schurman,. for example,
who was the boast 81 Germany, was one
of this description q eAtthe agaof 3, ana
without instruction, she put in paper the
most delicate figures; sat Sfsile dsafnea
in few days to paint flowers, which, 1t
should be added, We're highly estsemed !;
and two wears later it cost her only five
hours application to learn the art of en-
broidering with elegance. Her talents
for higher attainments, we are told, dNl
not develop themselves till she was u
years Of age, when they were discovered N.e q 9
in the following manner -. Her brothers
were studying in the apartment where
she sat, and It was noticed that when-
ever their memories failed in recital Of
their lessons, the girl prompted them
without any previous knowledge Of thelf
tasks except what she had gained from
hearing the boys con them oyer. In per
education she. made; extra Culinary prog
ress, and it said to have perfectly under
stood the GermaE Low D0ech, French,
English, Latin, Greek, Italian, Hebrew,
Svriac. Chaldean, Arabic, and Ethiopi-
an languages. Her, 2 AoclGsr 2 O
sciences and beT skil in music, painting,
and Sculpture WeFs were also extraordinary
and her talent for picdeln g was shown
by the wax portrait she contrived to
make of herself Nafai fAs lid of mirror
When it is added that her. letters were
not only valuable. 900 thS elegaRtS ssi
their style, but thezbeauty OF the written
characters. which caused the sala +. .eEls
| ties to be preserved as cabinet curiosl
ties, Meshas jufgd *ffae "a prodigy o
elsyerness Fss 5oF5s sdeEehtY ths A gal gal
eTifs she displayed as a chlld.-Chana
/ bers's Journal.
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and influence of the sun. AT such times tim
ventilation Also hsh6u1d be attended to
rbyaighhy opening a sishOr twossteNe
fire is needed. Nearly all readily flow.
l1erineg plants viii bloom, and there will
scarcely be week sdiiringthei winter
that,a bouquet may. not be gathered If
the hIoutise Il = IS properly managed y The
summer is the time to makeit and have
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APHoToGBAPHER, inb Gerinanyiihas
made seais and stwfapswith the portraits
efhis.custotdsrso ,aAsthin aaHer ,ot gsia-
tine, sensitized with bichromate of pot
ash, Il exposed t6 TIE action of the hgm
pnder.a pAotes sraphisp ositiEes hg whisb
the parts acted upon are rendered: in
Soluble IN Water - si,he ge1at7ne finn Is
immenedia water. andi the Rarts rpt
acted upon BY light. swell up. and we
obtain a picture ip relief, of ,,Wgslhlii Which a
piasterR Pa cast cah Be taken. sAK Y igaffvsaho-
plastic copy being taken 9fiitiie cassasit
haye.a metallic fac-simile Of the. eRh9to9s
Graph, which can be employsd as
seal. mssg as-ass631ssos bIsIsH
EVE never was jealous.
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MANY, coal-mine explosions which
have BEEN thought mysterious probably
resulted irem the sudden. burning rnni OF diy
coal-dust in the air. Cotton gins ale
frequently set on fire by theinitinn OF
fine particles of cotton in the air,
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EVE never was jealous.