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An Ordinance.

REGULATING THE CoNSTRU CTIuk, REPAIR AND
CLEANSING Or rRIvIEs WITHIN CERTAIN LINZ
IT'S OF THIS CITY.
BE it ordained by the City Council of the City
of San Antonio:
SECTION l. That all owners of premises sit
uatcd within the elmer tirc-imits," shall not
build or repair any privy within five feet from
any street or alley, or within ton feet from the
San AntuniO river, San Pedro creek or any of
the irrigatlng bitches.
SEC. 2. That it shall be unlawful for any
owner or occupant of premises within said
limits to Use any other than II well-constructed
vault, which shall be water tight, not more
than six feet deep, built of brick or stone, laid
in cement and extending one foot above the
ground.
SEC. 3. All privics situated outside of the
limits above described and within the "Outer
iire-limits," not constructed as provided in the
preceding section, shall consist of an air-tight
barrel about two tcel IN diameter and three
foot IL doP!h' placed on the surface Of the
ground, with attachment connecting with seat
of the building and 80 constructed that said bar
rel and its contents may be removed and an
other substituted.
SEC. 4. All owners or occupants of premises
rs aforesaid, who may already have or shall
hereafter construct vaults as hercinbcfOre pro-
ridcd shall, whenever the contents of such
ground or when directed 10y the health officer
have the said vaults thoroughly clcanScd and
tisnfected. and in the event of the llst. of bar
rels the same shall he removed as soon as they
are full
SEC. j. 1t shall he unlawful for any person to
use other than an OdOrcSS PROCESS in the emp
tying of pIivies, vaults ar suks.
SEC. H. Tho Mayor Is hereby authorized to
appoint ono ur more persons, wOOse duty it
shall hc To make regular visits to the premises
aforesaid, for the purpose of cleansing all such
DriYicS, sinks, etc, whenever advisable or he
cesSary, whose ices for such services shall he
regulated by the City Council.
SEC. :. 1t shall be the duty of all who have
police authority i'm the city to be viYilant in the
execution and enforcement of the provisOns
of this ordinance, and the said officers shall
have full authority to enter premises for the
purpose Of making necessary Inspection.
SEC. :. Every person Violating any provision
or section of this ordinance shall he fined in any
sum nut TO exceed fifty dollars.
sEO. 8. All ordinances i'll conflict with any of
the provisions in this ordinance he and the
same are hereby repealed.
Passed and approved Oct. Ord, 1&S9.
j. IL. FRENCH, Mayor.
Attest: THEo. BALpUS, CITY Clerk lot
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

The London critics generally agree that
Benedick is the best Shakesperean per-
Torrance that Henry Irving has yet supplied.
Miss Langtry made her first appearance in
New York at Wallacks, on Monday night, to
a fashionable audience.
The Boston Ideals commence their season
in Chicago tomorrow night The repertoire
for the first week includes Fatinitza, Patience,
Pirates, Mascotte, Musketeers, Bohemian
Girl and The Bells Of Bonneville. The list
has familiar sound.
A sad story comes from Melbourne. A few
weeks ago "super" at one of the theatres
there died, well-nigh friendless and alone. 1t
was only after after his death that they knew
at the theatres that the dead man was Frank
Lemon, a son of Mark Lemon, the first editor
of Punch.
Miss Emile Calvin, an actress who at one
time supported John Mccullough, and who
has within year been giving dramatic read
ings with the Swedish Ladies' Quartettc,
died last week in Algiers, where she was
spending the winter for her health. She was
Fl years Of age. She lived for many years in
Chicago. She studied under Steele Mackaye.
Mr.. Dave Bilasco, stage manager of the
Madison Square Theatre Company, and au-
thor of "La Belle Russo" is writing a new
play for Miss Bessie Darling. The plot is
simple, but contains remarkably Strong
character of a Brazilian creole There is a
faint resemblance to "La Belle Creole" in
one scene, where the creole is accused OF MUIR
der and defes the accuser. But the plot is
entirely different. From the reading Of the
story it promises 10 be strong play. ~
The New York Tribune of Sunday says that
Plan4uette's new comic opera, Grip Van
WinkIe," was given for the first time in this
country last night at the Standard Theatre.
1t was received with considerable enthusiasm
by an audience which filled every available
space IN the house, and which by frequent ap--'
plause and demands for the repetition of
number OF airs, showed its appreciation of the
musicians work.
A curious use of postal money order is made
by travelling show people" and especially by
those in circuSes, during the summer months,
in which their harvest comes. They buy or
ders on New York with the money they save
from time to time payable to themselves, and
hold them till they 60 to the metropolis atthe
a savings bank which will receive deposits at
any town of consequence, convenient and per-
fectly safe. ~ .,-..s.. -
Modjeska has appeared as Rosalind in
Boston. In her forester's dress she made
lovely picture, her costume being alike mod
est and beautiful. Leather leggings of deli
cate cur color. reaching above the knees, silk
hose of Russian gray, a velvet doublet of
dark blue, with satin sleeves of lighter tint
ofthe same-these were the chief items in
dress quite original in its pattern and supple
mented by novelty less appropriate to the
forest in the shape of half cloak in azure and
gold.
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Proposals For Ordnance Supplies.
SAN ANTONIO ARSENAL, }
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, ,
n,tnlnc 1900 l

Sealed proposals, in trpiicate. upon the blank
forms furnished from this Arsenal only. will be
received bv the undersigned until II O'Clock
nisI,ing the supplies, in such quantities and at
such times during the fiscal year ending June
30, 1883, as the commanding officer of this arse
nal may require, viz Thread, cotton cloth, iron,
lumber. leather. cement, sand, lime, paints,
oils, bricks, stone, &C., &c.
A preference will be given to articles of do
nestle production. Catalogues, giving the cs-
tmated quantities and articles required, can
be had on application at this Arsenal. AlsO
full information az to the mtiiRer Of bidding,
conditions to be observed by bidders. and
terms of contracts and payments.
The government reserves the right to cjcct
any or all bids. JOHN A. Il REsS.
Captain of Ordnance. Commanding.
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CORPUS CRZSH STAGE
Avertisillg Directory.

y ERALD GRIFFIN, Attorney and Counselor at
Law, Office, No. a4.French building. S f. Cor,
business entrusted to my care in the State and F'
eral Courts.
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= ORN'S, Bunions and lngrowing N ails extracted
u. without pain, by A. FREY, Chiropodis. Of
fee at L. Browdowskis barber shop, a3I Commerce
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CINGING AND PIANO LESSONS by the
oPrima Donna ANNA kOsETrI GERiARDT.
Residence No. 4S North street. 1O-2-lm.
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A Kiss From Mamma.
from Wide Awake.l
The car was all ready, the aronaut saying
A few last words ere he sailed away
To the far, blue sky, where the sumbeams
straying
Made perfect the glorious summer day;
While thousands and thousands were gather
To ~ ag H's En- good journey, and bid him
good-by.
A wee little maid with her sunny hair falling
Back from her beautiful childish brow,
Sprang away from her nurse, her baby voice
calling:
"An' Please, Mr.. Man, may do now?
l want to do up wiv 90 in e sky;
To find my own mamma, an 'tiss 'er dood-
by"
He kissed the sweet face, while the tear-drops
were shining
On many a cheek hardened with care;
He unclasped the arms round his neck fondly
twining
And sailed from the little one standing there;
But sweet voice rose to him clear and free,
"Tell mamma is dood dirl, an tiss 'er TO
/ metz
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Nl can accommodate several cOlOrd board
crs, by the day, week or month Also sends
meals to white parties desiring same. 1i-l9 tt
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COPYRIGHT SECTRED.l

For starting Children and others i'm the culture
of Music. 1t ONcrcOmcs the drlnlgcry of learn
ing the elements of Music by pleasant ulnIIsr-
mont. This new method teaches You all
about the Musical staff, Degrees of the Staff
Clefs, Notes ana Rests, Scale intervals Of the
their relation to the Keys of the Instrument
CThis il very important with childrcn) Flats
and Slarps and their Use. All the different
Keys how to form Chords or musical words.
1t teaches the sylkiblcs, DO, Re, Me, etc, in
singing. It contains complete musical cate
chisn. 1t is MuITUN IN PARYO. All this is
learned while the learner is amusing himself
by playing familiar tunes; Persons with no MI
is such that he cannot strike the wrong KEY.
Fun directions and four pieces Of music accom-
pnny the Method. Sent by mail for Sl.t1. Adj
dress.
CHICAGO PIANO CO...
I0-6-Im Is 50 Van buren, St. Chicago. I'm.
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Ten Dollars

viii be paid by the LIGHT for the hest carriers
address, the same not To be over i;.5 lines. For
tn" tive next best six months subscription, and
for the four third best three months suhScrin-
tim 10 the LIGHT. lO-g-lt
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San Antonio Sanitary and FertiliZiDg
Company.

information concerning the building of
privies will be cheerfully given on application.
Barrels to be- used rs privy vaults will be FUR
nished by the company at u nominal cost, and
no extra charge for drayaye 1O-3l-lm
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Farm For Sale.

Farm For Sale.
A Very desirable farm, with Il small but com
Portable house AMI connections corn cribs
thereon, situated on the San Antonio river,
about fourteen miles south of this city, con
tanning GU acres, having Il base line front of
1890 varas on the river, and running back about
three miles to the GOiiad road. Fifty acres are
under fence and in cultivation, and at least
asU bushels of corn have been raised on the
place this year. There is II magnificent belt of
bearing pecan trees ON the river 'front.' and the
tity of the very best mesquite and oak timber.
About forty head of cattle OF these twenty
four are gentle milch cOwS) will he sold with
the place. Terms, cash. For further niOrma-
ton apply at this office, or to
&, JOHN DOBBIN,
12-S- i6 Avenue &.
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Mothers! NsO1Escrs!.
TlOthcrs!!.

Are yon disturbed at night and
broken If your rest bya sick child
suffering and crying with the eN
cruciating pain OF emitting teeth :
Ii SO, go at once and get a bottle
of Mrs. 'NINSAUW'S SOOTU
ING SYRUP. l. will relieve tue
poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
TAX" about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who viii not tell yon at
once that 1t will regulate the bow
els, and give rest to the mother,
aud relief and health To the child,
operating like maggie lt..is perfect
~ safe to use in all eases. and
pleasant tu the taste, anti is tie
prescription oi "ne OF the oldest
and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. - cents Il bottle.
A Cono., Cold OF Sore
Throat Sionit be stepped. Neg
lect frequently results i'll an IN
cA)W5ie L""g Disense or Consump
! tioa, BROWNS DHCNEHIAL
| TROGHE.S 90 nor disorder the
stomach like cough syrnps and
baIsam j.. b',, oct directly on the
iaR~med pGrts, ALA lng irritation,
give relief in lsthma, bronchitis,
Coayhs, Cdta;Yh, and the IhroGt
Troubles wkich Fingers and Public
Speahcrs are, subject to- For thr-
| ty years Browa's Bronchial Tro
clieS have been recommended Ivy
/ physicians, and have always civ
rn perfect satisfaction. Having
been ttSte', by vide ani con>ta ant
use :nr nearly an enilte genera
t!oa, they have as,;:lted we'll me-:
ted rai!:t alnolg he few staple II
meuIc> ni' I:r ..c. Sold at -,
ce:i;S a h;,X ev,ryWhr,r.
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Wees and EeGctOr.,

The fees of doctors is an item
thHt StiN Maify p'rsCl.s are in
'eitsttd III jusf at present. We
believe lie schedule Ter visits is
So 90. wAlc,. woul.I tax man
coni!aed to his he'd for !. year,
an'i n iieed Of daily visits, over
SI,OGG a Year for medical a,ien
!arcc ;lenet Aud one siEs.r tot
lie OF ilop BsiieIs taken ii Tine
wo''ls! save iae $40 q and all
the Yeats >i..ii,;ess.-r. Post.
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: So, .,.~a,s.. ..Sac-,a2 f,,

l.sS; Oh 8 !. s*1 yssiP for
rrcrnt n' c'iroi,i': Coughs and
Colds. Bronchitis. HoarsenesS.
Loss OF Voice. irsita',illty Of the
Laryny am,i FancrS. and ether
Inilamra conditions Of the Lungs
and air paS~a"ss.
rr;'pareI aa'i sold by JOS. Z.
THIDDDEACA X, Druggist, Th b.
odaux, La.
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The Car likes to 60 to church
and is particularly fond of all TIE
chants bnt one. which is the chant
ct he!ng Su.I'eni. blown up with
dynamite concealed in his hymn
bs'o!l.-H. I. Graphic.
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"By siiminy, how that boy
stui!ie> grammar" WAS the ieniark
q: II tiri,raa when his son caiirl
l'in ''!:'ork k,ccd, ri.eon-ioad.
seven sided, giazrG-eytd son of Il
saU hon Sc. LTdHssiltc Ar3rS.
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a ESSHl(D4k

! tilree O'Clock IN the aitefNuO'. =
BoreaI;S Blown, the bridegroom,
and AU,Cra White, the bride,
were in a c!s SO carriage ten blocks
away. at six minutes before three.
"We shall get there right on
time" sait! he, looking at his
watch.
! Now, it is .lleaful'y nnf;ss'lion
able to get 70 the church prompt
ly, and Aurora would have felt
just like dropping through the
iioor. don't you know, if she had
walked up the aisle on line.
"Don't You think, my dear. it
would be better 10 be len mimi
! tes late - said she. said leaning
against him in II kind of a hinm
less hue.
"No; I p,i,lc myself on pane
tua!lty.7
"Five minutes. then -
"Now, my darling, don't coax
''J">t as yOn say
She pns her hand carplrsSly on
his shoulder, and she let it drop
slowly along down over his coat
toa small pocket set in the waist
seam, where ii fingered for few
seconds.
"You have the ring where You
can find it reality she asked
lying placid'y ,back in her seat.
''There is II; thing SO awkward as
to tumble for the ring at the altar,
yon know"
"Oh, I've made snre on that
point. us l told you,' he said con
tideutly. Il slipped ihe ring
right into this handy little pocket
where i-good I.oru in heaven -
"N hat, Borea!iS-wh -
'.T'he ring is lost"
He thrust his fingers into the
pocket maGly again aud again,
, bat the ing ~i,IriA not there. He
| made wild coljectGr"s, ttlt in all
| his pockets. and concluded lie
must have left it at AnrOta's resi-
,Iencr. He ordered the coacl,
! man to turn about. When they
| i:;.d gone back almost to the
| iiousc d pubic clock struck three
| ':Nhat is that T. said Aurora,
| pointing to the BOTTOM of he car
! riage.
! The ling lay s'i'te'iog in cor
ner.
| II must have dropped it." said
/ Bo,eaIiS, picking it up. ''bnt l
! swear looked in that very. spot
/ two minutes ago.
! lie had looked there, as a mat
j er OF fact, just before Aurora
i threw the lin. down.
l "Well," he remarked, looking
t his watch "yol vii! have Your
] way, after all. We can't get
i o tie church before ten minutes
j late. anyway"
i TO he sure.
j A cute rieScLco Of mind is char
i acterisiic oi b,ileS. They mas
4 Blush, but they knew what they
i aFt ;slnur. There eyes may be
i dim with tears, hn' tie, c.n see
II ii misplaced th.ead il ilirlr dress.
i Two blocks f,on tL: church Anro
i IA expressed a fear that she WAS
i II pale as ghost.
y "SaS as .air as alaI,as,er.'
aI Now. ny dear she Irtortea
i ''thls is M ;ilnr tG; compliments
Il Is there the least biz ol rulo. ii,
Il my face q
81 Wen, no bRt--''
Il u nl'st look gI'ast'y.'
| "Won.d you like 70 BLUSH as
| yon go in :"
i ''Ies.'
He thacv his a'i.s around hes,
drew her to his breast with ths
u grip ot II wrestler, and kissed hrl
:" icud and long lie was throw Il
:, with it just as tie carriage dco
'e was opened by "n usher, and s /,
ar walked into church With satl
= factory amount OF pink in Ia
cEeeLs.-CiGpu Iclie.
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\ few days Il barber offered j
reward for INSTANTLY removing ~
Eerlipous hair. ) lnciI@ the aif--
swers was "ie forwarded ty a ;,t.a
tls.Ela;i ia kingston. We give ii
1T inse!fake ~ L.s, II W.Giia.i
:ig"iaSt Eel Wii.."
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A Nnw Enrl, ount,,,,.,tro G.

A New York on etiquette says {:
"Sonp mast he eaten with Il
spn"n.' Persons who ara in the
habit o!eat ing soup with a fork
o: carving knife, Will he slow TO
adopt these >tauelcd ideas
NOrrist0rn Herald.
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STA'TE. OF LDUI LANA.
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lIIfuirCiG-
5urcoas.oa- Of W!3ham harre., No. To-.
PrUuatce.

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Ltiuurcnc.
;urccss.on. Of W.ilsan ,!arrt,, No. i0ia
Prouates.
Pursuant to Al. or,icr a,.. decree of ,.1a.,
,,url .is.t il n3,.iIrUc,- 10 co.i.ii + to. DE-.
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clock A. n. ami !; O'Clock NJ. the follow
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This ease hayin" been regularly fixes. for
trial was taken ,,pand tired and the law
and evidence being il: favor Of the Plaintiff
ans, against til f;et.Iitant
It i, oitie:'r,i adj uige,i and t.ecreed that
,Itill cement bt: aud III. same Is hereby ren-
,le,rtt IL favor o. III" l'ial TIT. .iarls, Nag
!s,.ia Picnu NlIe al Octave J e. Lrge!idrc ~ ,i
,t.r.i.,,t .ies "a ii iiuS ,aE;i Octave j; L.'Sep
Ore De .!ct,.''tt t.i i-rlrciug II separation ..
property t,-twve,i sad pialhtih .tssi "ei,n
i,:t1; Gis>oiHli.g forever the coh.uhnnit. 81
;,,'.,ia.> ;.nt =. " existing hetWetn 'i.,'i.
"a. Il u, c',.uin. aud granting - the riain;, ii
h.. 80. ;ti! exclusive ntil,. :ch"i:L ana al
lu!n ctiaiiuii "i .cr property.
Iat,a t,an, reat, signed i'll open Ccu.'
hi IA day Of .i,tliuar, a. b. 1882.
,.,ignecl .litri; Il e. KNbbLJEJ,
.i,.:isr -Vth judicial Ulstr!ct Cou.t
Filed .,taii.,ry til. ltS..
t.,,rn, j. " K>O3.-D, II, Clerk.
{~~i \ true copy:
ill., lest: itrk :, office, Parish y
[ 49, l.at,urclc this Bed ,l.,y OF ,'ann,t
~ a. j.. ls>se.
.. +. ALLAN, Deputy Cietk
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A Northampton Mass. man
beasts ;ha. ha has attended
church for i!fry years at an ag.Tc
gate. expense "f one dollar. -.er
XGycR Rtgiste,'.
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This ease favil:. nct-n rcgu.friy ;iNeI u
tiiai was tahtu up aItti irurt. a3.'i ihc LAW
gti TIA cvls.cI,c u.Ii,. III f;lVut oi the PLAZA
e ii .,.:d against Ike .ieten,!anl.
Ii /, ut.s.rrd. adjuGaed ana drcreed.
bat :, ,.u.t.it ue ami is hereby rendered
g, !asor ei TIN. l'ialutitf. and r-,.i,~t ihe
- ! .-n,1i.t. ;iccreriu! ii sei,afatton al prop
triA in'tw.t II said Liain,;i.. Minnie Frtnl,
Nil. ot li"nrv Mark and de!rntia ut. Sald
Henry Harx, dissol,ing forever the CON
nlunttF I'll ;;,,iir,s 's,a gains eNia;inS be
.twpcu tl.,.i,i aud according .iHd granting /,
pia;iiif: the soiu ;tt;, e,,iasl' .i'ta 2ri,,e.;l
ami sltiulihi>ii III ;on Ct. her SCI atatu bu,lhes;
;.i.d isrtpcrly-
Thu, "u,,e READ and signed in open C"ur
his .lsi. t;a,r Of Jai.aty ifs:,.
is:sHr.iI AET.. la +. kN0bLOtH,
Judge 2ulh judicial District Court
Filed janu.,r, ;.i.i. tts>-.
ISisnedl IN. kNOaLOCIi, Clerk
~ :, true copy:
Ills. Test: Clerk Office, Parish o
(~~~ Lafouie.ie TIL. Gre. day of jauuar.
4. b. ieS,
J.F. ALLAN, Deputy C;erh.
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a coal fire is q giatecomlort.
but n nnrneg often suggests :.
grater.--UctYOt Free Press.
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They were ;u i!lS. The p;reuts
chri>trned on" ISateaad tllepthcr
Dupli Kaie.
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.II!T' III
ISisneIl s. 7. GkiSAMpRE.
President iSlice Jury
Certified:
j. i. ALLAN, Clerk.
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ST. GhISAMORE EDITOR,
T SAX'AT. Pro'r Business anage
Notice :!

Estimate os tho probable rSrerSrs OF the
Parish o.! i.aiaurrhc for the !Iaeal year be-
1in,tiuu january st 1852
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a,,,innia frank, wife, ~. !len!y Hafx. hns
band.
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.,iarc magnolia Picn;. wife rs. Octave j
i.e.cll.irv, husband.
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SrAT1. UF LOUISIANA

Parish oi :4a'uurcle. 10Th. judicial Distrie
Court.
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Subss...bs u tie S::..1iSl1..
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He thacN his a'i.:s a:Ound her,
drew her 10 his breast with the
grip ot' II wrestler, aud kissed her
icud and long lie was th,ouols
with it just as the carriage dcor
was opened by ;:n usher, and s ,r
walked into church viii, "A satls
tactrry amount OF pink IN n,.r
cleeLs.-CiGpu Ielte.