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MORE IMPROVEMENTS.

While passing along Main street we were
attrac ed by the beautiful, elaborate ard
expensive display in the windows OF j. w.
Webb, jeweer. On entering, we were in
deed surprised to find the handsomest es-
Establishment of its character in the entire
state, excepting perhaps one at Galveston
and one at Houston. His stock OF dia-
monds, watches, jewelry, silver ware,
French and American clocks, pictures,
bronze, besque and mojolica ware. French
flowers statuary, opera glasses and opti-
cal goods are very large varied and OF the
latest and most fashionable designs. HIS
entire stock was selected with great care
while in New ork the present season
Mr.. Webb and his attaches are atfible
courteous and polite, and his manuiactur
ing, watch repairing ard engraving dde
partments are complete aud under thu
management of an experienced and thor
ough workman, which gives the house thu
reputation of beng the most reliable II
the state. We would advise the genera
purlio to call and examine this house an!
stock, assuring them that their visit vii
be pleasant, and If purchases are made
profitable one.
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hope OF making her happy all OF which she
turned by acting indifferent. unkind and
cruel, eyincing desire 10 avoid his society,
preferring that Of other mems TO his. ga
the 10th OF May she left him ostensibly TO
visit relatives In northeast Texas but that
she went TO Sherman where she stopped at
boarding house, when she assumed her
maiden name, passing herself of rs single
and receiving the company OF young men:
She returned home on the 9th day OF
June but declined to have anything
| to do with him, and that
she told him that she did not and never
did intend to live with him, and that she
was in love with some one else, and when
he expostulated with her she told hun TO
90 to hades and called him all kinds oil
vile names. He saws that on one occasion
when they were in Dallas together, she
went buggy riding with a young man, a
stranger to her. contrary to bis wishes, and
that she finally abandoned him. Perry Is
on the shady side OF forty and the girl Is
sixteen,
Mrs. Minnie Smith was granted divorce
from her huspand, James M. Smith. on the
grounds that he is confirmed drunkard,
aud cruel treatment. She was awarded the
the custody of the children as asked In her
petition. They were married in Polk coun'
ty, Missouri, on the 2lst of August, 1909.
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SHE WAS NOT INSANE.

An affecting scene was witnessed al 'ns
..ou,t.bouse Yesterday morning which VIII
not eoon he forgotten by those VINO were
nresent. Deputy Sheriff Preston entered
The building supporting an aged lacy over
whose bent form some sixty summers mar
nassed AS she tottertd through the
hall she Kept exclaimlng my
God have mercy on my po3i
soul. oh that l should De orouRh'
to this, and my poor son only TWO "eeks ~
his grave. cannot bear II; l wlsh were
She continued 10 talk in This strain
11i;i -bo reerbed the sheriff's office, where
she was followed by u crowd eager 70 ienrn
the cause OF her distress. IL Was hIs' Jane
WalKer who had been taken In CUSTODY py
The officer on a writ Issued iroul tne
',n,,,,, s-,-,nrt and sworn out by
[enhsn Wright, stating that she was IN
sane- As she rocked to and FRO In her an,
~uisb. she avowei that she was sane anu
That Reuben Wright had preferred tna'
charge against her in order TO get 20 iess.
the property upon when sne lIsou sh ps
aid ner so1. who died about two weeks
400 was % years old and her only support
md 10 think that such meaus shouln De re-
sorted 10 In order TO get Der out OF the way
) Sss mora than she could bear. The crowo
srd he officers sym Dathized heartily win
her and il was the opinion OF AL VINO neaIo
her story that she was Ear from being insane.
Officer Preston said he found per AZ .n'
k.rraye of her son around which sne Wa Ly'
Ting 20 erect a ience. She was ,sken ". "a.
Inare Rvrke. OF the county conrt, who ois
CHARGED her telling the officer TO take nei
hack boEe, He told her that II ste neeoeo
nv ofthe necessities OF lite 10 let DIN
know. The case caused great oeAi o
falE
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MORTUARX

Moriusry report for the week ending
November -.
Virginia G. Cathey, acute colitis col
ored, female, one wear.
Infant of James Casey, hamilton white,
female, twelve days.
Jettie Gould Word congestive fever
white, female, six years.
Althea Baldock, consumption; white,
female,
Infant of H. Mierr, diptheria white, te-
male.
Child of Mollie White; supposed spffo-
cation; colored male, months.
Catherine Stewart; old age; white, ie'
male, 81 wears.
w. Ellis, scald; white, male.
Sadie Powers. abscess OF the brain; white
female, M onths.
Fillice Troop, consumption; white, fe'
male. :.
George NJ. Hayden, phthisis pulmonalis
white, male, 80 years.
Infant of G. N. Beach, white, male, II
months. -,
Hugh McEnis, morbid, testhing; white
male, 10 months.
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NEW YoEK, Nov. 81 II. Hayerly says
the report that be was about 20
build two Lew theatres. one in this
CITY aud the other In Philadelphia is
true. The money for the enterprise will
be forwarded BY Chicago capita isis, but
he would have the management Of the
building and the furnish
Irgs. The site Of the New
T0rk thsstre ha. already been chosen
but not purchased. He proposed 70 build
ster the dian of the London Albambrs At
a co { Of 81 90 O0O. and When complsied
this will be the lsrgesi and hsndsOmest
ace Of amusement in the county, with
seatilg cEpacitF Of 500. Toe fhiisosi-
pals theatre will not b. c1rs ructed on
surh or extensive sca'e, but after the same
plan. h srpec;s 20 beEin % build Beni
sprfSg eud bufh VII Be competed a-d
ready 10 % en- by November lex
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OBITUARY.

Death has invaded the happy home Of
Rev. r. T. Hanks, and taken away Sanders
Ashby, the younger OF the two sons, a
bright little fellow of twenty-five months
He died yesterday morning at half past
eleven, and the funeral services will be
held this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the
First baptist church, OF which MT, Hanks
IL the pastor. Capilau bronchitis was
the disease that took Ashby away, and II
did its work quickly, with little suffering
being seriously III only twenty.tour hours
The bouy will be forwarded to Georgia foI
inIerment, as the the first-born OF the
family, a little daughter, is sleeping there
in the beautiful cems tary OF Albany. Mr.
Hanks other son, Robert, IL quite III with
pneumonia.
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CITY COURT.

City VS.. Lizzie Handley, disorderly house
fined 500.
City VS.. Maud DeLyle, loud and T0cile'
rous language, continued.
City VS.. Thomas pinor and w. II. Hew-
ling, intoxication, IS each.
City VS.. T. ]. Henderson, yagrancy, con-
tinued.
City VS.. A. E. Eason, carrying concealed
weapons, discharged.
City VS.. Thomas Lyons, interfering with
private property. So.
I City VS. w. N. Thrift. robbery, transfer
ed 10 iustice court,
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APARTY OF HUNTERS

A party OF nimrods leave this morning for
Galloway lake, in Tarrant county, for afew
days' hunt and fish. 1t consists Of Drs.
lhruston and Thompson, Judge Fearn,
and Messrs. !. w. Wright, J. Weed and
Cowen. They were busy making prepare
tions Yesterday for the sport, and among
the many packages was one Tabled "dyna,
mite" but the reporter will wager that
there is not man of them in the crowd
but that will have the courage to touch ii
and handle it freely. They go prepared for
all kind of game and will no doubt have
| fine sport.
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Another Projected Railway.

Dus NOISE. Ia. NOT. 15-Agsnfs 81
Ire eompsnF ere moving alonr the lie ~
cording the mOrfKsge Of n gI0.0o a the
Ia Crosse. 10ua a southgestern KBluty
compauy. knorn IN lows as Niisou :
6isronEl. Ehich = 20 run from IL Cr.1sse
= Ksnsss CITY. The work d cJustruct ion
fEs bee1 crmmenc-d - ssTei-ai
isb~d fnom Ia C-usss 20 Dee NONE o
In 1874. A charsr hes been ob-sinrd
Tor q crifse ever thr Eississirri 60 Il
Croass- Nerotiatinus are IN r-nEress iof
he purcbass b. this cumDsrV a.
he ra-ryu gsn7s rrrd from u-sM1Ires
~ Boonr. vhich VII b cJrVsrtsd i1to
G-1ar- sH-gs.
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THE BLOCKADE CLEARED.

In regard to the freight blockade on the
Texas Pacific information is to the effect
that the water in the Atchaialaya river is
rising rapidly, and in conse-
ouence the incines are work.
ing nicely. Within the past fortv-eight
hours the freight block at the river has
been greatly relieved, as cars are now be-
ing crossed at the rate of 200 a day. In
clines at Gouldsbor) are also In first class
condition. and at present everything is be-
ing pushed along so rapidly that the Off
cisls say the whole length of the Texas &
Pacific line will be cleared IN few days. -
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THE coLoRED CoNFERENCE.

The fourth qaarterly conference Of
Dallas station Of the colored NJ. L. church
in America. convened November 18th, 1855
at the corner Of Boil and Juliet ~ eet, With
Rev. A. II. Jones, z. +. presiding. The
reports from the various departments OF
the church showed amarked improvement.
Rev. s. Townsel. the pastor, has done q
great work for his denomination Ia Dallas
There ave been over seventy-hve access
ions while the church has been generally
revived and the future beams rays o.
success.
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THOUGHT 1T WAS COUNTERFEIT.

S. B, Marshall. who is comparatively q
stranger in the city, from the east, had a
$50 bill of the gold denomination changed
In saloon yesterday where he purchased
a lot of drinks, but was subsequently, fol-
lowed to his hotel by the barkeeper who
had been informed that it was a spurious
bill. Marshall refunded the change, but
passed it again, and when the party took
it to the bank it was pronounced genuine.
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S1e,u Advertisements.
DIS. SIRONG's PILLS.
The Old, Well Tried. Wonderful Health Re.
newing Remedies.

Strong's Ssnat,ve Pills for the Liver. A
speedy cure for liver Complaint Regulating
ffom Malarial Tsint perfect cure for Sick
Headache, Construction and Dyspepsia.
strong's P, Ct0InI Pills insure healthy appe.
tite, good digestion, regularity Of the bowels
A sure remedy iOr Colds and Rheumatism. A
precious boon to delitate females soothing and
bracing the nervous system and giving vigot
aud health to evoyv fibre OF the body. Sold by
druggists, For IRmphlt 49, etc, address G. L,
HULL & Co. Bow go. New York CITY.
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oorrsry CONFECTIONERY COURT.

The County Commissioners court en-
vebed yesterday morning and vii De 10 see
sion the remainder Of the week. Yesterday
was devoted 20 the consideration OF road
matters. During the SESSION superin-
tendent of the poor farm. county physician,
poor farm physician and county serton viii
be- elscted 70 serve for the ensuing hscal
vesr. There are eight bids In Tor the hrst DO.
sition, two Tor the second four for the third
and one for TIRE las NAMED. Two BIDS 70
lurnlnh medicinea ere also on De
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The reason why DR.. Price's Flavoring
Extracts, lemon, vanilla, etc., are superior
to all others is because they are prepared
from choice selected fruits and srom atiss.
without coloring or poisonous oils. that all
the flavoring principles are retained un-
changed by chemical action, highly con.
centrated, requiring less to flavor. That
thau rarfact
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TUT wFaTHER.

The weather continues cool. me nercer,
a, ,hs tbermometers roosting ct g. IN The
.hsds Fbis sudden and staying tumoie
of the mercury is rather suspicious sne Z,
looks very mach like Il vas s'sooink ln
with The seller Of Ovsrcpats Inc Nsrm
weather chat JUS preceded tne PIesel'
cola snap hstched out miliions o. ~
,S,n.fitrtiors fof ths cid spell does Do
srpssr "a mar Their ope -aiions ln ~ ~.
Is1rf b1t or tbs coufrsry eises tDem ntf'
isf. - r,.krs Them more biOcc-tnirsty-
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GIVE THEM A CHANCE.

1.-THE thousands aud tens of thousands
OF weak and weary sufferers throughout
the laid, who in spite of care and skill, are
steadily drifting downwards, could have
the benz fl of that subtitle and singularly
vitalizing agent which is called Compound
Oxygen, the help. and ease, and comfort IT
would bring to wasting o 6Gdles and nd
blessings beyond price. If, reader, you
have an invalid wife, or
mother or daughter. or sis.
ter. or any one who is under your care and
dependent upon you, and to whom life mas
become burden through weakness and
pain, consider seriously whether you are
not bound. In both love and duty, to give
this sufferer chance OF recovery. or: at
least the blessing of ease from pain, You
are offered the amplest means .his
of information in regard TO TINS
new Treatment. If you can examine testi-
mony without prejudice, and can weigh
evidence with jud sment and discrimina-
ton, YOU can hardly fail to see that in
Compound Oxygt there is a healing p wer
that is simply wonderful. Let, then, the
sick and suffering whom you care for and
love, and tor whom you have not been able
to get relief, have a trial OF this
new remedy. 1t can do them no harm
and is doing in so may
thousands of cases, oil the probabilities are
in favor OF i!s doing them good Send to
Drs Starkey & Palen, 1l09 and Ill Girard
street, Philadelphia. for their Treaties on
Compound Oxygen, its Nature, Action and
Results" and learn all about the remarka
BILE cures which are being made by this
new agent. The treatise will be sent free
For 81, 70 you can get the WEEKLY HER
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How He Doubled HIS Trsae. ,.....
Mr. Renjamia W Patton, PbarmsSist,
globe Village, Massachusetts,. saysthst tns
mirscuIons psin-cure. 81. Jacobs on; pa
greatly helped his other business. sno w
ssles OF toe remedv hsve oouoled IN ons
month. Re Keeps large supply h~sYl
on hand. Ohicers Of the Army ana Ns,,
proDouncs 81. jacobs Oh 10 De the eres''
erf psip-cure Of the age.
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Nrs. Chsstnut bss nos oDened ne 10 ~
~rI-ct stocx VI nj lin ~ eser srs1snt 49,. y.
DsIIss- and ssks the sit-utiOn 81 - isols.
ri DeIlss and sunOund NJ torns Al %
ders infrusted 10 her = b hlisa ~. ~.
-. ~.rfa fr.a 80 1iwn1
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The foil0sing marriage licenses we're
Issued durirg the psst week. bsmue
R1ss ard sallis Tbomss: 3. A Smllh sud
Tsrrie BoTf: John FrEEier and ;. 3. ri
ban: FIrlos Murphy ard hettie kgrmsn
Au.tru FIsrE and Fnuris WHIT; q. n
aooric ard r. J. Dsvenporf; A. ". Fral-
nj snd lose n Promen. Joan Davidson
- cr~an MnrreaI
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Sound sleep and splendid appetite
This il one among the first reports that we
get from patients. 0nr Treatise on Com
pound Oxygen, its nature, action, and re-
suits, with reports of cases and full in
formation. sent free. DIS. STARKzY q Pa
LEN, 100 Girard steet, Philadelphia,
pannsvlyania.
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A patient writes: II sleep well. my APP
petite is good and my digestion is much
improved" Thisis the uniform testimony
of those who use.Compound Oxygen. Our
treatise on Compound Oxygen, It's nature,
action and result, with reports OF cases and
tull inform alton, sent free. Drs. starkey q
Palen, 100 Girard ~ireet. Philadelphie, Pa.
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BRACE or DIVORCE SUITS.

Tefsdsv 10 the district court 11dFs O.
n It-zv- enacted tuo divorces. The
--.f-iworis1 hoI.ds binding fn the eTes ~
fre lrr. NJ Perry ard sinDts B. Perry
wr~r fs--rlved 81 tns lrsrarce - a. ~
= n. No aIierss -bsn11urneut nuc sorli-
4s anersd n - p-tifi--r thnt b.
s--irf hrr o. TIE Is 81 Fs1runry
=. suS fhEf tbsF Lived toE-tner ~ t1e
n q Eve rronfhs, nDc ~ 1911
rsi-w h ~ ,ri1ef her wErts art
re- lar kaDcig IN tas
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mo laat mentioned land, iof sane oobsid d
efgiiOni
ilobeft u Rodgeu ~ 4, u, ilobinspn and
wife 100 aofes ~ ~ miles northeast rom
Dallas, Tor love and Affection.
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wkile baking povoers largely advertised
a. being nb-oiuie'y pure, are found 70 BE-
eulivened BY the presence Of amouia-" and
Others befrsy alum" as an item Of cnmDo-
sition. Dr. Prices Cream Bskiug Powder
IL found 10 b. free from every trsce Of IN
rroper or harm fol ingredieute. d.. Prlcs 3
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(. SMiTH'S
E2 Il n ACT
or
MAY FLOWER,
ThG CAP ShGaf Of the Chemists SElH
THE GREAT REMEDY
F0Z2 ALL
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER
AND KIDNEYS,
ThG CAP ShGaf Of The Chemists SkN

! This Remedy has stood the test OF time. has
| been weighed in the scales OF public opinion.
and to-day has an army of men, women and
| children who over their own signatures boar
| testimony TO its curative properties. some
have been cured OF Diabetes, some Of Brights
Disease some of Inflammation of the bladder,
some OF Catarrh OF the Bladder, some Of Incon-
thence of the Urine, some OF Leucorrhea. or
Whites, some of pains in the Back and I,otns,
some of diseases of the Prostate Gland.
For ALI Diseases arisfHsg
from a diseased state Oftlae
Bladder and Kidneys, t2ti8
Remedy stands without a
Rival.
Without @ rival in the number OF e,s'a
effected; without o rival in The purity q iia
composition; without u rival In numb 81
bottles sold. The annual sale OF Smiths
tract of May Flower exceeds the saies Q y
other Kidney Remedies combined.
DIR. ELI IVES, says: THAT in many al
waited cases, when Buchu had failed to pro
any benefit, May Flowcr has effected lpn
cure"
DIR. J. II, BIRD, says: 81 have found AJ
Flower to be remedy for oil Kidney o5sar
plants, far superior to Buchu or TuniI
DR.. II. 4. MARTIN, says: "MGy Flower '..
more promptly in all diseases of the nlasa.r
and Kidneys than any remedy which hns some
| under my notice"
DR.. BENZ II. LONG, says: IL have found
May Flower exceedingly beneficial in my treat
ment of females"
DIR. VINO. D. HUYvETrER, says; "Without
! doubt May Flower is destined to W"ra q 1aFe-
luton in the treatment of diseases etNiar 80
| the urinary organs"
DIR. KING, in compiling his d l1l'oi3,
has paid merited tribute To this relreis, sy7
| page S96 Kings DisptGsatory
Anumber OF authorities mightbe Que.cd, bra
there are none more eminent than ..s aa.'-.
above. In addition 10 these author.u. t8
ing host of 6O,Oc,, whosc certificates lEa an Ala
In the Office Of the Tyoprietors vi tn 71s's
bear testimony to IL virtues.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRuG6lS
Manufactured only by $. b. ft 'a 81
BRO, CoringtonJ hyy
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Srw ELEcTnIC LIGHTING COMPANY.

A new electric-light company composed
Of some ofthe members Of the old compa-
nv is being organized. and Dallas will oncs
more be supplied with brilliant lights,
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Ladies' who want good magazine can
get the Continental magazine ana the Dal-
fas Weekly HERALD for one year at $l.75.
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nnlloAtt 40 ftnnLn LADlla-

Those languld, tinaome sensations, oaus
| Ing you 10 feel scarcely able 10 be on your
feet, that constant drain that IN taxing
from your system all ia lOfmef elasticity
driving the bloom from your Cheeks rem
deflng YOU Irritable aud ifetful. can eusily
| be removed by the tse Of that marvellous
remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities and
obqtructious Of your system are relieved at
once, while the special causes oil periodical
pain are permanently removed. Meme re-
cpiye 30 much benefit and none are so pro-
foundly grateful and show such an interest
In recommending Hop Bitters rs women.
FEELS YOUNG AGAIN.
MY mother was afflicted long time with
neuralgia and o dun, heavy, inactive cOndi-
ton OF the whole Bvstem; headache, nery'
Gus prostration and WAS almost helpless.
No physicians or medicines did her any
good Three months ago she hogan to use
Hop Bitters with such good effect that she
seems AMI feels young again, although
over 70 wears old. We think there is no
other medicine fit TO use in the family" -
A lady, in Providence.
BRADFORD. Pa, May s, 1875.
IL has cured ME of several diseases, such
as nervousness. sickness at the stomach,
monthly troubles, etc. | have not seen a
sick day in year, since | took Hop Bitters
All my Ieighbors use them.
Mrs. FANNIE GREEN.
$1,000 LosT-"A tour of Europe that cost
me So 900 did me less good than one bottle
of Hop Bitters. They also cured my wife
of fifteen years nervous weakness, sleep.
lessness and dyspepsia."
R. NJ, Auburn, N. Y.
HIGH AUTHORITY.
Hop Bitters is not in any sense an alco- |
holic beverage or liquor and could not be
sold for use except to persons DESTROYS Of
obtaining a medicinal bitters.
GREEN B RAUa U. s. Com. Inter'l Rev. |
So. BLooAINGvILLE. o., May l, 10.
SIRs-I have been suffering ten years ald
triedyour Hop Bitters and it has done me |
more good than all the doctors.
Miss, S. S. BOONE.
BABY sAvEDl
We are 30 thankful to say that our purs- |
ing baby was permanently cured OF dan |
gerous and protracted constipation and ir- |
regularity OF its bowels by the use of Hop |
Bitters by its mother, which at the same I
time restored her to perfect health and !
,tr Y,.~th Nl,nV 10. ID
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yhst homely cnmposltion and

I insist upon it, that Dallas and
"A can furnish as critical and apprecia-
tive an audience as any community, as was
evidenced by the enthusiasm with winch
the magnificent area from "Travista," as
rendered by our charming little soprano,
was received by the thousands Oh listeners
at our late SeDgerfest.
No. MI. Editor, we have seen Two poke
bonnetn combinations come 20 grief but
recently. as will be tine fate of all that class
Of performers who visit our state. When we
have "erand opera" presented to us by
celebrated artists, we expect and must
have it well rendered; when we nave opera
boufIe, we do not look for Carey, Nelson
ate among them, but they must do what
they propose to do, we'll, or i they do not,
.eaocsssors' NoN-PRoF.
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Womar's primitive beauty and vigos
uibtrh hsse hen Lost. cEn - restored sd
rafnfne1 ~ fue scion n certain c1ustilu u
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