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ERRATTA.-In mentioning the
graduates of the Grammer School of
this place in our last issue, we un-
Intentionally ommitted the name of
Miss Lula b. Wien. We take this
means of rectifyin5 the mistake.
III mentioning Miss Daisy Dit
to's company, we had MSS Annie
McKinnie, instead of Mrs. Cameron
Jordan.
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Our farmers are generally through
harvesting.
Hagerstown will have u military
encampment on August 20, 80, 81.
Mr.. Powell Licklider, of Van
cleyesville, was severely kicked on
the ankle by horse on Tuesday.
Mr.. II. ). Eichelherger, residing
near Flagg's crossing, b. & o. rail-
road, lost valuable cow ON Monday
hy being turnover by a train Of cars.
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Mrs. GEORGE SwARTz, was
struck with paralysis, on Friday last
and died in few hours thereafter.
She had left her house and was on
the way to the G. V. Depot, 10 go
with the Second Ward School chill
drens' picnic to Bedington. When
on Raleigh street she fell and was
carried home insensible and expired
shortly after. She never spoke af-
ter the stroke.
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Greas bargains in Carpets.

We have just received large line Of
Carpets which we have bought at great
ley reduced prices. We will sell them
from five to ten cents a yard cheaper
than they were one month ago. This
is one of the greatestsbargains wa have
ever offered in fhe trade-dont fail to
see them +; and if you don't think they
are cheap we will not ask you to buy.
Don't wait till they are all gone, but
call early. No trouble to show goods.
Respectfully
EMMERTSFrERY,
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employed in the b, and o. machine
SHOPS, aud as a testimonial to his
worth work was suspended at II NJ.
that the employees might attend tie
funeral in body. He was a quiet,
unobtrusive man, master of his call.
ing, and held in general esteem.
Harry was employed at Gerhardt's
news and stationery stand, and was
an honest, obedient and strictly up
right Young man, having the conf
dence of all with whom he came in
contact.
1t is but just TO say that the man
ayers OF the Isle are entirely blame
less in the sad affair, as it did not
occur on the Isle, but over in Nary
land, in the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, entirely beyond their juris-
dietion or control. None regret it
more than they and their action
is to be commended. 1t is not
probable that an occurrence of the
kind could take place about the sur
roundings over which they have
control.
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THE FAIR.-Arrangements for
the Fair this fall are progressing
favorably. The unavoidable lateness
of the new organization, makes it
incumbent upon every one to take
an active interest. The programme
will be highly interesting, and pre-
NUNS liberal, and we trust every
farmer having the pride of his coun-
ty at heart will exhibit something,
which, with the energy of the ladies
in filing Floral Hall with their
handiwork, will insure such an ex..
hibition as will give pleasure to every
one, and do credit to us as a people.
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Religious.

First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sabbath July sth. Services at II
A. NJ. and S r NJ. Evening subject,
1.-THE Modern Agricultural Fair, y
as suggested by the proposition 10
organize Il New Joint Stock Agri-
cultural Association. The public il
cordially invited.
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SATURDAY, JULY T, 1883.

UNTAIN LAKE PARK.-It
may interest those of our readers
who propose to join the "Higera,"
now almost universal during the
heated term. to know, that almost
at their doors, that is, only three or
four hours delightful ride by rail.
there has been established a summer
resort which promises unusual adj
vantages for rest and enjoyment, at
figures which may be afforded by
even those of moderate means. We
refer to Mountain Lake Park, be-
tween Oakland and Deer Park, on
the Baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad. A
company Of enterprising gentlemen,
noticing that many did not seek the
heated sands aud eyer rolling mo-
notony" Of the sea, have secured
magnificent estate Of about 500
acres, on the summit of the Alleghe-
MES. Mr.. Faul, Baltimore's great
civil engineer, has laid it out into
parks, streets, drives, lots, ETC., in
Guiding a beautiful lake of about 20
acres. Already a railroad station,
fine hotels and more than so cot
tages, beautiful and stylish, worth
from $500 to $4,000 each, grace the
delightfully."- wooded slopes, and the
number is constantly increasing.
Here then, within easy reach and
at low rates for board, may be en-
joyed the perfection of an exhilera-
ting atmosphere, splendid scenery,
purest mountain springs, delightful
rambles, trout fishing in the dashing
streams, with boating on the Lake
by daylight and summer moon, trout
ing on the lake will soon be added,as
State Fish Commissioner is arrang-
ing to stock the lake with young
brook trout. There is no malaria,
200 feet above the sea a refuge
from hay fever, the overworked may
rest to their hearts content; COM
munion with nature in her lovliest
retreats, may be enjoyed. Rest,
health and joy combine to attract,
for those whose tastes and strength
will allow a summer school of theol'
ogy, a Sabbath school assembly of
great brilliancy, with eminent lee
turers and instructors. Young
Mems Christian Association Con-
vention, course in botany, etc. ARE
offered.
We understand that no intoXicat-
ing liquors will be sold, land no trains
not even the regular ones, will stop
on Sunday keeping in view thorough
christian principles in the manag-
ment, there will yet be entire free
dom, as TO all innocent pleasures.
Excursion tickets have been placed
on sale at all stations east and west,
at low rates, good until October,
We congratulate our readers that
so near us, we have a summer resort
which bids fair to rival Ocean Grove
and Chautauqua. There is certain
ly no place SO worthy the attention
of those of our patrons who are look
ing for a place Of summer sojourn.
We are authorized to say that Rev
Mr. Leech, of our city, will cheer
fully give any needed information.
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ARRIvED.-Mr. p. s. Cugler and
family arrived here on Tuesday and
have taken up their residence. Mr..
Cugler is the gentleman who is to
take charge Of the "Martinsburg
Spoke Works." He is pleasant
gentleman, and we welcome him
and his family TO our midst.
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"VALLEY Agricultural Associa-
ton of Berkeley county, is the
name adopted by the new Associa-
ton, and charter has been applied
for under that name.
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just Received

A MOTHER Lot Of the cheap ST
IN white goods ever sold in this city.
White India Linen 10 cent?,
DIVINITY " Is
r liant g Is g
Nainsook, ptted Swiss, swiss en-
broidery ar odging Call anJ see
them JOS II. SHAVER.
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Mr.. j. a. d. Turner, recently en-
gagged in publishing the Statesman,
at Anderson, this State, has dispos-
ed of his interest in that paper, to
John w. Farguson, Esq, who will
continue its publication as a demo-
cratic journal.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-07-07

MR.. JOS. MEssMAN IN come 'tion
with his business rs jswclcr and watch
maker, has taken the agency for Oliver
Ditson & Co.'s music publications. Bos-
ton, Mass. Sheet music and every
thing in that line on hand or furnished
at short notice.
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Handsome white dresses can b. had
cheap. India lawns, nice quality emily
12l cts. beautiful hair line India lin
ems, down to l21 cts handsome plaid
white goods ut 10 cts. In fact bar
gainsin every departmental goods,
notions, shoes, slippers, hats, etc, nj
9. Z. HERRING'S popular cash store
corner Queen and Martin streets.
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Mr.. G. IL. BECKER, saddle and har
ness maker,next door 90 INDEPENDENT
Office, has on hand stock Of saddles,
brides, fly-nels, &c, at cheap fig
ures. Orders solicited. Advertisement
next week
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HARVEST is about over, and the
farmers report that the wheat crop
in this county is far better than was
expected. In fact, the crop will be
more than an average one.
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a JAPANESE tea party, under the
auspices of the Presbyterian church,
at Bunker Hill, win be held at the
residence of Mr.. VIM. Kilmer, on
Thursday and Friday evenings next,
July Itch and l9sh. All ave invited
to attend.
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THE old,time theory that con.
tracts made on Sunday are not bind
ing has been exploded by the Illinois
supreme court, which has just de.
cided that contract made on Sun
day is just as binding as if entered
into On any other day.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Extra bargains.

A small lot Misses pebble and Kid
SIDE LACE boots will be sold very
cheap, 20 close, az
GETTINGER i H0Kh'S
Boot and Shoe Headquarters
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A large assortment of dress goods,
consisting Of lice assortment Lawns,
Percals, Cashners, very cheap at
DEATRICK'S.
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ERMrYaSfy

Harvest has come--supar cut 90 the
bottom ooffeos from to cents un9 or
price; Carolina rice down TO 8 cents !,
dried fruits very cheap AZ 9 +. HER.
RINGS popular cash store, coruer Of
Queen aud Martin streets.
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Wanted.

4 colorod man and wife Man to
take care o. and handle iine horses.
aud woman who is 4 good cook and
laundry woman. Apply to this Office.
in % 3t.
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Mems PIOW Shoes and Bro.
ganS.

Embracing all qualities from ST per
pair mp; the best, warranted to give
entire satisfaction. At
GETTINGER & HOKE,
Blondel Building.
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Mr.. G.. 7. Kreglow, of Hedges
vile, has left with us sample of
his growing oat crop. The heads
measure feet, inches. He also
left a bunch of wheat heads, which
are as fine as any we have seen this
year. The heads have about rs
grains each. Both the oats and
wheat are hard to beat.
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THE two men who were killed in
Paxon's cut, near North Mountain
depot Wednesday of last week,
were Swedes. Two others who were
travelling with them escaped unhurt,
and at Cherry Run gave the opera
tor the names of their dead comrades
as A. Thurler and A. Nelson. Mr..
G.. 7. Kreglow of Hedgesville Dis
trict, who superintendent their bur-
ial, found a number letters, papers,
&C., on the person of one OF
them which shows HIS name to have
been August Tour. Ais had on his
person a number of photographs, one
of which was evidently that of his
little daughter. The papers found
on his person showed him 10 have
been well educated. The letters
were all written in the Swede or
Norwegian language.
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Goods must go. Prices are marked
down for harvest knives aud forks,
teaspoons, sugar, coffees, spices, teas
as low as 70 cts. per pound. lemons,
etc. cts, only at q. T.. HERRING S
popular cash store jn23 2t
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Another invoice Of COUSIN S
celebrated shoes for ladies, just receiv-
ed at GETTINGER u HOkE ).
These are very superior goods and
guaranteed TO give entire satisfaction.
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SUMMER HATS in endless variety.
All the leading styles in nice gssds,
with full line of common straw and
Malagas, at city prices at GETTINGEIs
d IIOkE.
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G entlemen in want OF very super
Tor and easy fitting shoe. should try
"Burts," every pair Of which are full
ly warranted. Sold ONLY by GET
TINGER & HOKE.
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The celebrated Walker fine Boots
and Shoes. Extra quality, low cuts,
for men. For sale only By j. LYONS.
in 30 m.
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SPLENDID LINE of Ladies and
~ Misses colored and white hose very
cheap at JOS. H. SHAFFER'S.
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A few old styles IN summer hats,
good goods, will be sold at and below
cost, to close, at
GETTINGER fS HOKES,
Blondel's Building.
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Don't orget the only place TO get the
celebrated. Carlisle shoe is ut
DEATRICKiS.
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Brogan and Pillow Shoes, good ana
bad as 10 quality. Cheaper than ever
at GETTINGER ~ HOKES.
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Ladies' handmade fine shoes at j.
LYONS Boot and Shoe Store, next to
the Valley House, Martinsburg
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A REPRESENTATIVE of this pa.
per had occasion this week to call
at Equality Mills, and while there
Mr.. 2. G. Curtis called his attention
to set of patent steel rolls just
placed in position, but not in full
working order. They run with
wonderful velocity and trueness and
are designed to grind middlings and
for turning out superior grade of
flour. With the aid of improved
machinery and modern methods, and
in despite of active competition, the
management of these mills have
never failed to sustain the repu'
tation of its flour which has always
ranked with the best ia the market.
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WANTED.

A practical Book Agent to ass ume
department in publishing house. Ad-
dress, stating experience. y O. Box,
224l, Philadelphia. jn26t
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STRAW HATS

DROM cents up TO 81. a large
II variety. Call and see them
j. III. SHAFFER.
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II. G. HUNTER.

First floor gallery. Known to be the
leading gallery in Martinsburg for fine
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
WAMTnnA

To dispose of LARGE IRON kErTLE.
win exchange i, fer wood gnqsire at
this Office
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Best calico in town for 5 cents per
yard at Ii. N. DEATRICK'S.
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If you wish to find the best stock of
Boots and Shoes in MarNnsbnrg, for
the least money, call at
II. N. DEATRICK'S,
Opposite Pastoffice.
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THE first part of this week gave
us some very warm weather-the
mercury getting up into the 90ties.
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O'BRIEN's Mammoth Combination Cir
Gus to-day. Headquarters in town--at
the ST. Clair Hotel.
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II. N. DEATRICK has returned
from Philadelphia and has opened up
full line Of Dry Goods and Notions,
Boots and Shoes. Call aad see them.
Calico as low as cents per yard.
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j. MCCARTHY DUCKwALL deliv-
cred an address to large congrega-
ton, in the Lutheran Church, Sun
day afternoon last, on the question
of more full aud general obser
vance of the Sabbath. The address
was pertinent, and the speaker dis
cussed the question in hand, with
logical eloquence.
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Law ms. Lawns.

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of
IN beautiful lawns, that are warrant
cd not TO fade, Mt j. Ii. SHAFFEk
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Girls everyday Hat cheap
. Fans 1c.
F" . Handkerchiefs &c.
y Glove l0c.
Z II at G. L. HERRINGS, CO.. Queen
and Martin SITS.
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The famous cigar, Good News
can be found ut X. M. COOPER'S
Pal4 &c Billiard Saloon. in rs st
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Visit

The art Gallery at the BOST0N5 and
10 cts. STORE, Next door to Nichlas
Carpet Store.
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The Boss S ana 10 c.. store

Girls Percale Collars 5 cts.
Spider Scarf Plus cts.
Everyday Stockings cts.
1pound Good Green Tea cts.
All at the BOSTON " l0cts STORE.
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LOCAL MARKET. The following
prices ruled in the home market this
week Butter, Is cents eggs, II
cents; new potatoes, % cents per
peck; peas % cents per peck; beans
Is cents per peck; raspberries 10
cents per quart cherries 4 cents per
quart ; cabbage 5 cents per head
beets cents per bunch. The mar
ket is well supplied with all kinds of
vegetables and berries.
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Parasols and sun umbrellas-a good
assortment-eheape in town at
II. y. DEATRICKS.
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500 Fans just for the children enly CT.
at the BOSTON 8 and 10 cts STORE.
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Soda, Vichy and Deep Rock.
Mineral Waters,

always en- dlaught at BAKERS
DRUG STORE, from fountains that
cannot
COrrOlle or OxOdize.
These waters are the purest and coolest
ever sold in artinsburg-ana only
5 cents glass. ap II If
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DERFECT beauties at astonishing
J. low prices at j. II. SHAFFER.
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Commencement.

White goods from cts TO 20 for good
India Linens-Piques-- Cataline--etc, al
@. p. HERRlNG'S, Cor. Queen and Mar
tin SITS.
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LAST Saturday, by invitation, we
visited the car of Mr.. Jas.L. Ran
dolph, chief civil engineer of the b.
~ o. r. r., and were shown the
complicated and wonderful little
machine called track metre"
Mr.. Randolph has portion of his
car made into an office, and in this
portion the track metre' is placed.
Through the workings of this ma
chine he is able, while going at a
rapid rate of speed, to tell every de-
feet in the tract over which his car
passes, the machine with wonderful
accuracy, noting every rise or fall.
1t also gives the speed at which the
car is running. This machine is
partly the invention of Mr.. Ran
dolph and shows much study and
calculation on his part. The b. u
O. company are fortunate in having
the services of SO able and intelli-
gent civil engineer as Mr.. Randolph.
Cool AND REFRESHING. Mr.. S. V.
Fiery, the energetic young manager of
the st. Clair Hotel, has had wire doors
and window soreness placed in the large
and capacious dining room of that large
and popular hotel, which makes it quite
cosy, cool and inviting, and there is ne
trouble or annoyance with flies. By the
way, Mr.. +. is gaining an enviable repu-
iahon among travelling men and home
people, as caterer, and the good meals
he furnishes, merits the praise which is
being bestowed +; and travellers assert that
his effort must surely quiet the tongue of
even chronic grumblers and give zest and
p.quanay to even depressed appetites.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1883-08-25

OF Bohemianism. careless in his habi,s Of
life and reckless in his statements The
truth 10 that the very nature Of reporter 9
work requires regularity. punctuality and
accuracy. and any on. who would under
take to join the staff Of daily newspaper
the expectation that he would hav.
oothink to do but to loaf arouud public
places. or that he could draw any
~ that he had not earn. by bar. worA
could - n.ost ~otolly disappo,n'ed As
tor accuracy and rutnfuuess there is DO
calling in the world which ,s subjected 10 "a
severe . test ~ tha, of . reporter The
doctor mistakes are hidden under grou, d
the lawyers are known only to the j .dge
ne ministers congregation cannot answe
aim back the merchants m stak es ars
rect 6ed privately but thousanos of cr,tca
r+adero stand ready to test the repor.
work and II be makes q mis-, AXE tn. pape
ID called 10 account for It publcly.-S
Louis Post Dispatch.
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A derm.t's Queer Home.

Professor Lennon And hi. wifi. recent,
c-t 1n-d ,ron bo,an,z,ny ,r,p in tn-wlisI
fArz,n.. The Pr .,e.s bore le.,ers o.
10 a cur, us Id rn,t IN,
only occ ,pent o, kuck.r Valley cs,,ny
h, s-l, DR. Monroe. Tbai WAS ,her OH.
We point As tie, approached b,s cab,,.
he uo,,e of ue,r t4.t ,,,r,.d b,s h-,s
c,ckhug th n the upner nar. of his coo,
,uen.d and ,h- al h-rm,, ann.arat-.l,,-
/. old Nan wrh a crooked n se h.e a,
-gts. dilao,d u-d straw ha, over n.
,xot ear lony fno hair s,aaLa
ay, aud pier.,nv b!a kev.,. HIS cloth
= va. half N it.rv h,.lt f,,,,,e,sna.
Il read the lett AMI then ,nenet N
lower Dart OF tne toor aud ;,v;,.d h,o
,u.s,sln
rne hermit enter,ai, cd his cuests vrh
, ores of his hte and n. ;,.,rupe,
steuse which ID NJ j.. c.r,a;, ,,n
| ueI. 70 lnveniousl, con,,ructed ,,a, ), =
worthy of descr p,iou AT the b,c, of ,b.
CABIN some sa. Ks we're care'essly hnny
~hich, when drawn aside. disc osed wha.
Do. AIRED to be a cell .r. out viii b Was re-
al the opeI ign ia ,unnel l20 .eet long
witn q doutle bow IN tn. middle aud d
cabin at each end. TIE tunnel WAS ~,
Ugh enough for himself, and he Was b
| ,hort man, only about i've au, q bali tie,
nigh. The bottom and roof we're rough
with cobble stones The middle Was en-
| ,arsed TO allow tor Strong defense | wa,
very dark, and uLless one was scouainl. d
with it, il was Of no use to try o follow the
| uermit. For de'ense, ia ca>e be Was over
| powered be had an Advancement OF fuse
carefully covered over with r, ok aLd cob
b,e.. which when ir, d w,uh h.oxno eyer,
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Pretino.

TIE sin of fre,ting i, almost universal. j,
is as c ,mmou q ALI, Is sp -ech so com non
tha, unl. 90 ii rises aoov- its u-u1l mol o.
me, w 40 not ~ OBSERVE it. Watch a.,
ordinary Coming together OF people. and s-e
hos ,.any minutes it vii o. b-tore some
oodg ire s-tnat 10 ma,es more OR e- 8
comp ain,ng st .tement o! someth,n1 CT
.,h-r. wh'cn most prob. ably every one q
the room, or GU The stag. or the car. Or he
street cor.er. as II maJ be. kb.w o.t,te,
AMI which moet pro .oiy NOBODY can b. p
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days hvinR, even q, the ssmpies', II Ont
only keeps q sharp eye oat on that sio'
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