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case, but the above is the gist. A
great many Mormons claim that they
will vote anyhow, bat it IS not likely
they seriously contemplate such a
course. The time until election is
now so short that they could hardly
hope for new trial before election.
We believe that mistake was made
at the last conference by not renounc-
ing polygamy, temporarily, at least.
There now seems to be no other
course open, and it seems that it will
have to be resorted to sooner OF
later.
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Farmers forget that ninety per
cent of our merchants fail in bust
ness; that the learned professions are
over-orowded, and not q tenth OF
those entering their ranks ever attain
to wealth or eminence; and that in
large business centers, mechanics and
operatives, in times of commercial
depression, are often on the verge OF
starvation. They forget that large
fortune is not assured happiness, and
that moderate competency, almost
always to be secured upon farm, is
one Of heavens best material gifts
American Farmer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-10-26

EAGLE Rock REGISTER: Mr.. Nor
rison and Geo. Robethan have been
partners in the cattle business for
about FIVE years. Last week Mr..
Morrison went up to their winter
range near Spring Hill, where he was
going to do some fencing, and was
using machine which they run by
water power to bore two-inch holes
in the posts making post and pole
fence. OF course being alone no one
knows the exact circumstances, but
from the way things were found be
was STOPPING, using the monkey
wrench, and was just in front of the
auger when it caught In his coat on
the right shoulder, and before be
could extricate himself, had such hold
that nothing but the stopping of the
machine or tearing his clothes of
could save him.
When found, the belt was thrown
off and he was hanging on the auger,
his clothes twisted up in bunch or
his shoulder and he choked to death
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NoIice to Tax P.vors

All property taxes are now due and p,,
ao'e, IL not paid on or before the o.
monday IN December will become d,,;,,
q"eht ana ten per cent will be added
All polls not paid prior to The d Mon
oay in November will have fifty cents nj
N'"' Ben T DAVIS.
Tax Col. Boise Co,
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A general invitation is extended TO all,
and no pains or expense spared to have a
good time in general.
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Odd Fellows Hall, Idaho City.
Committee of Invitation:

Committee Of Invitation:
IDAHO CITY-Lawrence Garrecht, Jas.
Moriarty. Jr, Henry johnson.
PLAcERvIILE-N. Matherson, James
Murphy, John Rogan.
CENTERvILLE--C. G. Meffcrt, j. A.
Lippincott, james Youren.
QUARTzBURG-Wm Splaine, Laurence
Smith, VIM Bullock.
James Magee.
GRAHAM-Chas. Curtis, Jas. McDevitt,
John Shanahan.
GRANITE CREEx-Wm. Connaughton,
James Mccarthy, sam Connaughton.
PIONEER Mike Koppas. Ben Wilson,
Mas Carpenter.
GARDEN VALLEY--Tom Carrigan, Felix
Carpenter, j. G. Mills.
Committee Of Reception:
Julius Mautz, c. T. Jones, w. s. Galbreaith
Floor Managers:
II. X. Davis, Louis Garrecht, VIM. Warner
Prompter-w VIM. Warner.
Music by the Idaho City String and
Reed Band.
Ticket dncluding supper -.
| A general invitation is extended TO all
and no pains or expense spared to have O
good time in general.
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Boise City
MARBLE WORKS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Italian Marble and Granite


Monuments, Tombstones, 1,blets, Stat
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds of Gene
terry work. We have secured the services
of tirst-class workman from the East
We are better than ever prepared ia
do firstclass work, at such extreme.
ly low prices as to defy competition.
We have also received fine selection of
original designs, both in granite and mar.
bic, so that parties can make as good a Sc.
lection from these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for orr
designs and prices, b,f fore placing your or.
ders elsewhere. We will make it to your
interest to do so.
Our designs in Iron Fences are the best
ana cheapest IN the world. We can fur.
Aish good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap as wood fence.
JAMES DYMOKE,
Manager.
+. A NOURSE,
Proprietor
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Lowest Prices
tor
CASH ONLY.
MARTIN CATHCART
Sov'&'77-ly.
Notice.

All who are indebted to y. straus
Will please come forward al 4 settle.
as am going to quit d. ag bust.
ness IN Boise county. All accounts
not settled Immediately will be placed
In the hands of a collector. An
property, real estate and personal
'or sale cheap. Twelve milk cows
ana some young stock with them for
'a'e 0neap' a. SrRAus.
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Ticket dncluding supper $500.
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Treasurer's Nouce.
The following warrants will be paid Cd
presentation ut my Office;
COUNTY GENERAL WARRANTS
No. s9-In favor of Ben 7. Davis. u ~
HOSPITAL WARRANTS.
No. 175-In favor Frank Cooper $l62 oO
ROAD WARRANTS.
No 2l3-In favor of Geo. Tucker $175 w
!. oO0- Edward Allen IL %
9IO-- G., Miner. 81 80
2I2- 1" s Farrell. -. 9g ~
OLD s. b. Connolly 6S ~
JOHN GARRECHT, Treas.
BY IsIDoR SMITH, Deputy.
Idaho City, Idaho, Oct. 10, 1883.
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HOW 70 AvoID DOCTORS BuIS-NuNKnouB taYvBN-
rroNs AND RKhEDIRss u0GEsrRD-PnAcficALApv Ic.
10 nDusrRioUs Observation-Disclosures RDcIPD voR
SIMPLE AND sKAsoNABLR pIsHIa
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troduced to you at Mr.. varieyh, and reproachec
my daogneer for omittang to perform that cere
here Win me- saynS aSout hsynr nsS
discussion with some one about the exact loca.
caity OF sutherland villa and being anxious 70 b
"And when he saw the house, father" said
argTreM oreathlessly, "did he seem surprised OF
well, my child, now that you put the idea iato
my mead, think he did; but perhaps am wrong;
not oelng young lady, don't think am quick
az 0oseTsng shades Of difference In young gentle
mertsb T,sp1LsHent: 1 only know he seemed re:
wnsn Invited him 60 stay u and a1 dine S here.
aou nave asked him to dinner"
yes; why not, my dear? Now will you 20 and
say bow DO you DOT to him while 60 TO the
''Oh, please don't make me IN that. father
must dress-I am so late already"
the d.a vi rakland ruthlessy opened the door Of
m sne SerN and said You wl lear think
r ao tery unceremonious Mr.. Carlton; ] have al
ready ielt you once, and now must leave you again,
S Su. only ior minute or so, and my daughter Is
nTre ano VIII Dear you company"
This said, he left them. Carlton was by her
SIDE In moment as She shrinking away from him
$1,000 waere ner father had left her. close by the
"Miss Falkland, he exclaimed. ado YOU mind
shaking hands with rool?"
she never SO much as raised her eyes from the
ground.
.iol. are angry with me, and no wondern
angry with you, no-only 80 ashamedr'
81 am the one who ought 70 be ashamed.p
She shook her head SWhat you said was quite
true" ~ %~
ION the contrary, you are a living reputation OF
every word uttered. Never In nay life have / seen
any one VINO so completely realized my highest
IDEAL OF womanhood. Won't you shake hands and
be as II this had never been?n
She half raised her hand, let 1T fall again and
ourst into tears. ut was such horrible thing 10
do" she said family.
at was quite right to DO it." he interrupted.
NOW that have been round the garden with your
father, and have seen the lilacs-r
'Oh, dOnt-dont talk OF them-of it-of any.
thingl" cried Miss Falkland in her anguish
81 don't want to talk OF them. l want to tell
you that love you--that I have loved you. for
weeks. l want to ask you"
suddenly the door opened and Mr.. Falkland
half entered the room. He must have heard the
last words-he must have seen something In their
faces which showed that he had returned at a
very unfortunate moment for muttering, "Dear
me, how stupid am; / have forgotten to tell
Jackson something he abruptly retreated. When
some twenty minutes later, after hearing his
daughter go TO her own room, he did return TO the
drawilg-room and Mr.. Carlton, he found himself
In the presence OF a man whose one anxiety was
to be his son-in-law.-Mar0aret Hunt in Long
mans MdQaztne.
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lug ldIt.'
walk; don't defraud me or that"
mo, thank you Don't wait. shan not walk
any more to-day. must stay with her till the last
for me-"
"You are not angry with me about anythine,n
ne asked In great concern. 'Can have been so
unfortunate as TO have Offended your"
"Certainly not. How could you? Seeing the
house suddenly reminded me that dlght 10 cali
on poor Old Mrs. Lawson, that's all. GOod-by."
dssatIsiaSro men, sJo ne said with unmistakable
'ariey's next wednesday, I HOPPER
she smiled and bowed, but her bow was in token
OF farewell and not OF assent and thus she lert
Not next Wednesday-not my Wednesday,
never again would she go to the Varley's until an
memory OF him was forever forgotten by her.
s WIEN WOULD That be? What lapse OF time would
sell this as she tOled upstairs TO the friend whom
sne had not expected to see that day. She and
MT, mi; CarieIon had had their flrst walk and their
last Never more must she see him.
"how pale you are, my dear! I" said old Mira Law.
500. what would she have said had her eyes been
youngerf Miss Falkland was paler still when she
ner father must have returned from the city some
time ago and De clamorous for his dinner and She
was SUI n her morning dress.
hall 70 speak TO her. carefully shutting the door oi
the room he had just left. SNargaref. INV sWeeSI y.
est, how late you areI Who do you think Is heref
home as usual, and walking along in rsthe e .
brown study, when heard some one ASKING ma q q
couia direct hum g Sutherland vnlaI looked
Sad Id IN som was NJ Carlton sutherland villa
ION, no. he answered In Q great hurry II
Only Only want 70 know where It IL, and what Il u
"Tt u my house, I said, and I am on nv nav n
It Ny name is Falkland By the by. Won Ssv ~
some slight acquaintance with nv Xaurhter =
MINK Twas much disappointed at NOT being IN
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II Is SAFE To SAY
THAT NEARLY EvERYB

THAT NEARLY EVERYBODY IN WARRINGTON
REMEMBERS THE SPECIAL FIRE SALE" OF
LAST FEBRUARY. AT WHICH TINE WE SOLD
OUT OUR HEAVY STOCK ALMOST TO A GAR.
MENT.
THIS NECESsITATED OUR PUTTING IN An
ENTIRELY NEW LINE OF GOODS FOR THE FALL
TRADE. AND WE PLACE THEM UPON QUE
TABLES ON SATURDAY, sEPIENBKR lsT.
YOU WILL FIND HERE THEN TEE NEWEST
AND BEST THINGS FROM TEE NoRTHERx
MARKRTa AND JUST from TIE MAKERS
HANDS.
ON THAT DAY WI WILL ALSO EXHIBIT TN
Largest AND FINEST ASSORTMENT On
TROUsRRIN0A WHICH VI WILL MAKE q
10 ORDER FROM e5 uR
THESE ARE THE NEWEST AND MOST xA1H-
IoNABL4 sTYLxA AID VI THINK TEE BRsz
VALUE
EA BARxun o..
auS1 ssl HxxNsYLvAxlA Avx
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Proverbs from the Talmud.
FEW INTERESTING BITS OF RABBnIcAL LORE
From the American Notes and Queries.
Do not to others what you would not have others
do to you.
A simple light answers as well for hundred
men as for one.
A myrtle, even In the desert, remains myrtle.
Hospitality is an expression Of divine worship.
Thy friend has friend, and thy friends friend
has friend; be discreet.
Deal with those who are fortunate.
The weakness OF thy walls invites the burglar.
The place honors not the man; It's the man who
gives honor to the place.
II word spoken IA rs time Is worth one piece Of
money, silence In its time is worth two.
The doctor who prescribes gratuitously gives q
worthless prescription.
The rose grows among the thornA Gatin, cepe
No man is impatient with his creditors
Two pieces q coin In one bag make more noise
Man sees the mote in his neighbors eve but
knows not the beam In his own.
II thou tellest thy secret to three persons, ten
The camel desired horns and his ears were taken
from him.
He who increaseth his nesh but mulupueth food
silence is the fence around wisdom.
Many colts skin is fastened 70 the saddle Its
Truth is heavy, therefore few care to carryit
He who is loved by man is loved BY God
The cat and the rat make peace over carcass
Commit sin twice, and It Will not seem TO thee
q crime.
When thou art the only purchaser then buy:
Wnen other buyers are present be thou nobody
The cock and the owl both await daylight
Inc tn1ef who nnds no opportunity 70 steal con-
Aders himself an honest man.
Repent the day before thy death. (Consfder
every Gay Is possibly your last, and be ever pre-
pared through peniIence.) ~
The best preacher 70 the heart; the best teacher
Y ume the best book u the world; the best friend
70 GOD.
nncea"
RICH" s SA1ss
nome; Tor she makes my home"
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wss ssid. '.The ltttls chi Ia today
For this sweet LIE but iusf bsrun.
Ihe mother weeps and ocsrce - NV,
der tears dim all the light Of DAY,
For hsr thsre = no san.
But angels throne the hssvenly v,x
And Welcome tlp6sriy the child.
Ian him into ChYiUtb prooence mia
- coant xh1e soul II born TO-DAY,
Ana comes 70 1--we With ~ alway,
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~HV1n ceuitbfy Hc1oDce,
number Of London ladies have formed tnem.
soives INTO society for Nursing Sick Bachelor,
- .nea LoogingA" 20 woman. In our hour, ke.'
this to overcome evil with good9s or n 4 ~.
moay remorse for their ''crucl scoen9s or con-
scientaous recollection Of that of-repested prom.s
70 Sce e . saster,' &cf Either way the ~ a.
aaox oecneior a least y sure-if hs gets vel
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BBB ~ uu HHH SIS
au31 9TH. 9Th. AND D STREETS.

L ARKERS HAIR DALSAM
Cleanses and beauties the hair
Promotes q luxuriant growth.
Never fails to Restore Gray Hair to its
Youthful Color
Cures Scalp Diseases and Hair falling.
Soc. at DRUGGISTS. ja7-w&s1
DEspA1R AND Consolation
My neishbors always laugh at me
When speaking Of economy
And general observation
They say you pay too high price
Can you give me some advice,
just for my neighbors' SAFE!
Answer: GO TO LANSBURGHS
Whenever q housekeeper in trouble you see
HE pocfetbOot IS often in Bad Condition,
Tell her the secret of Lansburghs store.
And see what fruit your counsel bore.
and 81
srn % and So%bped with remnants Of
Rsmnans sale: One Of r the Grestest Efforts eve.
We win herewith submit ss Of .o%s q he mo.,
important
3 cases Of Scotch Cloth in Drab Brown. Plaid, and
Figured styles only Toe pei yard: regular value l5c
tsln ne Uny per ysr Worth 1o In f. Pat
special lot Of FAN Cashmere. suitable for Mems
seSsra, hundred dozen Of All Wool YAK Lace, differ.
ent width Of medium aud dark colors, only Sc Der
yard value 36c
20 dozen Of Children's Black Atwood Jerseva m.
duced from q 90 and 81. 25 TO 25c. each
In order to reduce our immense Of stock OF Whit
WEEK only. Thisis great chance 70 obtain Specisj
Bargains.
Three cases Of the very best Navy Blue Firurs,
French Percals Remnants: beautiful designs: ~
colors regular width; only 1Oc per yard real vaius
loo
Seyenty-h Ave pieces Of Plaid and Striped valsnci,
Cloth II .uPsr6 Psttern' for drssssa a &c Par yard
Three hundred dozen Of Childrens Bibbs.
$50 dozen Pique, ct &C.. worth Is.
We have recevsd our fall stock Of Corduroy, in III
We coald write for hours TO specify al the Different
CONE AID lOG WILL BE sAT1sF1rn
OUR ONE PRICE SYSTEM ALWAYS IN FORCE
LANSBUR6H & BRO.
au3O 40. AZ. "a. x26 9TH st n W.
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CPRIN6 LAKE BEACH, n J. THE BALTIMokE
Sone block and with full v1ew Of Special
rates for eptembsr Firpt-clAas table Terms modar-
ate. uy3f .thks.1m'l Ma l. p WHEELER
FLEETWOOD HoUsE-DELAwARE WATER GAP.
NJ Pa Brick building; capacity 100: sprinx wsters
n acres private grounds approved sanitary srrange
nentaL 1je2-eo3ml A LABAR
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T.
a TT, r aiAiano as they were going down stairs.
Lnat was MI. Carlton. Didn't you known"
.nd xo, oS sra And You didn't introduce me
anu gu knew now much ! wanted to see him.
HOW stupid OF Inc not to think ofitv'
lit, ane niooIDeans Tell coldly on the waving
hn asses 1l Miacs when the Falklands reached
nu I INV pretty they are ]" said Mr.. Falkland.
by the by, Margaret, you really ou9ht eiLher 10
waten those macs or have them watched When
ally strewn with Fragments
one nau tneM watched, out never again watched
onei, never, that Is TO say, save on the one Oc.
mousenoiu was barely sufficient TO protect them
Ihls was on sunday afternoon, when the Children
w., Out Oh the Sunday-schools, greedy
ming. '"eSA "AU 'Un-
PARTu.s
MISS Falkland did go 10 the varleys' that Wed.
nesday and other Wednesdays besides ana she
She newer came aS. haling Mr.: Carlton there
liking for him had increased His liking for he,
was OF equally vigorous growth. sutherland villa
natural way TO traverse the distance was by WALL
Ing. Many were the straits 10 which Miss FaIr
IAN ssr one aay pu. 70 avoid having Mr.. Carl
ION as ner companion when she went home AfteI
that DAY OF dlfnculty she found it adyisable m
come and go In the carriage W
d0a say you i've In Kensington,n he said one
WEDNESDAY; ''why do you never walk heref Ken
sington Is not more than mile on,
she dared not walk lest he should again propose
70 accompany her and she not be able to prevent
him, but she continued TO 90 TO the Varieyss rath
er frequently, and he continued TO appear ar She
same time. ~s VAN
After some weeks OF this, Mrs. varIey said one
night 10 her faithful spouse In the sliIlness OF her
chamber, my dear. have you Observed Uhat I'd
can you guess why? II you can't. i can: he IA IN
love with Margaret. have fancied he was eyeI
since our last party, but am sure OF IL now. anc
nave made up my mind To take the frst oppor.
tunlty can md TO speak To him about n y
There you 60" said Mr. Marley, s-speak to him
lnoeeol You women are all alike You my dear
fancy tnat you have discovered q sensitive spoi
ana cant De happy till you have thrust your hn.
my nnger wont hurt; am not going to say
any thing that he will mind.o
say nothing at all, selma; keepQuiet. II Carl.
ton HOes come here 70 see Margaret small blame
Portable BY showing that ys1 notice IN leave him
~ pace. nate the BrittsA matr0n's method ol
oeaung with an inciplent lore ansir: abe simoSi
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En- e. e. II \ IS .: I. E E
ss's ZEE "A
sAss EErn ~
This was the heading Of An announcement Of ours in
advertisement about one year ago 1t related
lot Of damaged Embroideries which we got hold Of
and sold about one quarter their value We are Offer
ing just nova BIG JOB LOT OF EMB RoIDERIEs
which not damaged, but are going to sell them
damaged prices The lot includes all kinds Swiss
Cambria and Nainsook all widths and all qualities.
at about 25c on the dollar. We can name only few
of the many, many bargains Call at once before the
prettiest patterns are picked out
/ lot Cambria Embroideries worth 8 and &c, at &c.
per yard
1 lot Cambria Rmbroideries worth 10 and l2kc. at
&c. per yard.
lot Cambria Embroideries worth Is to 20c. at lOc
| FER yard.
Hot Cambria and Swiss 22-inch Flouncinss worth
40 to Csc. at Csc yard.
lot Remnants Of 45-inch Swiss Flouncings worth
81 so to 90. At CSC per yard
Bargains in all kinds of Embroideriea
Bargains in all kinds of LaceA
DON'T MISS THIS SALE
e e. 4 ! g.. j wv WV ::
su31 9TH srH. AND ID srRErrs
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BLioE heads. nmpios on tho fses and
rouglnr.s Of ~ Ia are cured with Hslskclls
Teller OinurruL
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owEsannrp. ~. sept ~ -IIowe GnHith.
awcll Ia do n.rrlan col Knottwille. got Out
OF bod yrstrHiay morning before daybrcak
nud, going 10 li.s smukr house. shot himself
through ihc hrari. liciprp leaving the house
ice pat hIs pocket book. containing a large
tuin ~ money. ilip bis wifc's shoe with a
hH' fiiue Der ibr money. 40 cause fof
tlr suicide II Known.
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SPOT CASH
BARGAINS!

Shop around this week and COM
pare our spot CASH" Bargains
with the feeble attempts made by
High Priced Credit Stores to match
US.
We will save you from 10 to "a
cents on every dollar you invest.
Remember, when you trade with
US you trade with a house who have
a ONE PRICE SYSTEM of doing
business.
We recognize that one mans
money is no better than another
mans cash, and the merchant who
will sell an article to enc patron for
one price and to another purchaser
at another price takes advantage OF
his trade.
This week we offer q new line
Of MEMS TAILOR-MADE GAR
MENT5, in suits and pants The
eOOAo W0 ohoI y vi ES5b
American. German and English
fabrics.
We have them In Prince Alberts
(single or double breasted), three or
four button Cutaway Suits In
Worsted, Corkscrew, Diagonals,
Whaling and Fine Woolens In all
fashionable shades. sack or frock.
IN PANTALoONs we show near
ly every style of goods manufac-
tured, and tho prices average a 1T
tie above what the cloth would cost.
In fact. no matter what you want
in the way Of Clothing. Furnishing
Goods or Hats, you will find OUR
PRICE
Lower Than Anybody Else.
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You unl stop that s,ratching
nnd frriiing hy using sEt.
npnY's nNuuHsAtruoL soar
Tor icticr' tcfcma. iiiugNurm.
punl Itch. iWisuu ak of
uihtrakin 90 -IAlpdisc 81 that
y NyIDiuF yuu ulght aud
tinN Whom unuv runHf hl this
rap ihtw Will tu 300 return ul
uIH Trouble
10 you vish % ufvttni onu
ttluts Hf ''ushirT' disras -
81 flug she simmer months
triihrf among your family ~
1uuf domestic uHimnisi burn
tIinrul n HyLriuA GAsuiia
lft'lH Iu your tl,arts. cellars.
kf hUus uuItutiass. thI,lru
Coop. lUrlthFr Stable. IlnF
lvis &c Absolutely un dan.
rtT ~ nv 1hrr raudi,ssar,
handy aud nlsaJs ftu.ly Zoe
iWuulI4IruH.
el'lu,mlsT nrNsuvfs
ittuIH Cor aches and taiua
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The h-,tnn, nf,hr 40.

Yields no pearl that Fan exceed in beauty
icrih IA tfnri AMI cloanscd with thnt inconi.
able d'p'riluoe, the fragrant sozodont.
- e1fal rp..er than the gums in which
frfih mr. pt 30 saf lie ladies. who
f.'.i' T. 'i ~ .ses in such matters