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blow out large scabs or lamps OF mucus which
were frequently streaked with blood.
az would spit up q great deal OF mucus OF a
whitish and sometimes q yellow color which
seemed TO hsve dropped down into my throat
from the interior Of my bead. This was q con-
slant annoyance, as well as very unpleasant, an
the mucus had a bad taste and odor.
There was a tickling sensation in my throae
and q dryness that caused me 70 cough q great
deal / had headaches more or less severe
troubling me consta ntIv. The pain would come
in spots-sometimes right on the top OF my head,
then at the base of my skull, then just over my
eyes and across my forehead. There was a
buEzine, ringing sensation 10 my ears Noticed
/ was becoming hard Of bearing. Ny memory
grew poor. / would forget easily.
"There was q sore, tender feeling in my chest
and at times 2 sharp, shooting pain darting
through my side. My appetite grew poor and
the very sight of food would turn me sick
"My rest ct night was disturbed by horrible
dreams and in the morning / would awaken
with an unrefreshed feeling, more tired than
when / had gone TO bed. / had q bad taste In my
mouth and a collection OF slime about the teeth
and could eat scarcely any breakfast
'If, when STOPPING over, / would straighteu
up quickly, my head would spin round like a
top and | would scarcely be able to see for q
moment. Aad then I would feel so tired Z
wonder If you have ever felt that feeling.
"You lose all ambition; you seem TO live in a
little world OF your own; the sound or voices
come 10 your ear indistinctly, as Il they were
far of; You understand that this or that must DO
done and plod through it-how you can hardly
tell: you would like to sleep q little while longer
In the morning or put of some duty until to-
morrow and you would much rather sit down
than move; il is even too much exertion TO move
your hands, or your feet; you would sooner sit
perfectly still. until the very position you are
sitting in becomes q burden TO you. You get
gloomy and have unpleasant forebodings. IL
you have felt this way you can imagine how 1
felt aud what / had to contend with"
lyon don't feel that way nowfs
"No," concluded Mr.. Bet;cher, "thsnks to the
treatment Of On Franklyn Blair. Of 203 North
Illinois street, j am feeling better than / have in
years. My cough does not bother me. / eat
and sleep well, and feel altogether like a new
man."
mr.. Bettcber lives at 23l South Delaware
street where be may be found and this statement
verified
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Effect of Drugs in the Stomach.

In a recent paper on the treatment Of disor-
ders Of digestion, Prof. p. Finckler, OF the Uni
versity of Bonn, makes some very interesting
and valuable observations. In speaking Of the
relative merits Of pepsin and papoid, the new
drug obtained from the papah fruit Of South
America, that German authority says: "Pepsin
acts in the stomach, but not In the intestines.
as in the latter the reaction 10 neutral or aka
lins. Under these conditions papoid will digest
food while pepsin will be useless. The degree
famount) Of acid reaction iu the stomach differs
greatly, especially in the case Of a stomach out
OF order; in which case the reaction can
be so highly acid or alkaline that
pepsin would be OF no value at all.
In the treatment of stomach-catarrh, it is
found. a. q general rule. that the contents Of
the viscus have been rendred artifcially neutral
or alkaline by the administration OF remedies,
SO that in these cases pepsin will have absolutely
no effect Papoid, on the contrary, will act
energetically. Ii increases the flow Of gastric
juice by stimulating the peptic glands. 1t DIS
solves any unhealthy mucus cheating the thin
walls of the stomach and intessinss may have,
thur svidencinR that the drug will prove useful
in all cases where there 10 either deficient secre-
ton of the peptin ferments. abnormal fermenta-
ton. or q com bination of both conditions. IL is
perfectly harmless These are important facts
for dyspepties to know. coming a. they do from
one of the best authorities ia the old world.
The drug has been compressed into PapoId
Tablets which are said TO be obtainshls in al
drug stores in this country, although the drug u
made exclusively In Europa
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home the purchases. Paper is very scarce
rarely being used for wrapping-and IL 10 neces-
sary TO send something in which to bring home
the provisions. AS a rule a plate 10 quite large
enough to carry all that Is purchased.
Those who have money TO loan in this country
dispose Of ii both on personal and mortgage Sc
curity. An ordinary note or promise TO pay.
such as 10 common in the States, 10 OF no value
here as commercial paper. When loans ara
made on personal security only, the obligation
II what is known as q "libranza." which Is aim
ply o draft drawn by A in favor of b aud &c
cepted by Cit being necessary TO have three or
more parties named in the draft--a drawer, an
acceptor and q payee. II such GO obig alton il dis
honored at maturity, there are no legal procsed-
ipgs In the way of suit, trial and judgment. II ct
shutdown of the dag on which the draft falls due.
payment 10 not made TO the Satisfaction Of the
holder thereof. judgment 10 taken as confessed az
to both drawer and scceptor. as well as to all in
dorsers. The holder has only to place the draft
10 the hands OF the judge Of the court, at the
same time stating his preference as to which
one of the debtors shall be first proceeded
against. When this election IL made, the prop
erty Of the one thus selected must frat be ex-
hausted before proceeding against any Of the
others. If the first one against whom execution
issues is not able to pay the debt in full. another
OF the debtors may oe proceeded against, bot
only one at . time. until the debt Is fully paid.
or all the defendants are stripped Of assets.
Debts secured by mortgage are not popular In
Mexico. 1t 10 very expensive TO make such
records. anc almost quite as expensive 90 cancel
them alter they are made. A special tax 10 lev
led on such Instruments, which. II not paid,
renders them OF no value. A heavy stamp tax
who 10 also the recorder, are calculated With so
much ingenuity and so little conscience, tnat
only extraordinary cases will admir- OF securing
loans of money In this manner. d y. 9.
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of 1 cent in the East, but to-day were reported
taking on q hrmer tone. Druggists are having
a good trade. Several articles are advancing In
their tendency, turpentine and OILS being OK the
number. The -four market 10 unsettled. Tho
article 10 by no means ss firm as two weeks ago,
although there is . good demand for certain
grades. The WOO. market rules quie. In the
produce markets trade is fairly active. Receipts
pies can be bought at 81. 70 per barrel Toebring
s2 they would needs be extraordinarily
fine fruit. Very fair apples were
selling on track to-day ct - cents per bushel.
frosts nipped the crop badly, it is stated. Re-
ceipts Of crauberries are liberal; prices firm.
The stock OF grapes 10 rapidly disappearing;
there are but few Delswares on the market
Peaches and pears, as well, are about through
for this rear; there are still some Duchess pears
offered at IS Dee BARREL Potatoes are in aound-
ant supply, and are selling from car at 30 to 40
cents per bushel; choice Northern stock will
bring 45 cents per bushel. Onions are IN large
supply and selling AZ low prices. The market Is
overstocksd with ounces, and prices are break
ing. The poultry market Ia weaker in tone, and
lower prices are intimated. Eggs and choice
butter are 10 good demand at the best quota
tions. Receipts Of game are still limited and
prices rule strong. Other markets present no
new features.
There was a fair attendance on Change to-day,
and the bidding was more spirited than on Fri
day. still buyers bid with caution on futures.
The Indianapolis Market Report says Of the
local market:
"Wheat-Receipts posted for past two days,
Is cars against 81 cars for preceding period.
Market for milling grades 10 strong, while lower
grades are slow sale. No. 2 red salable at 81. 08
01.0S&. No. 8 red salable al 81 01.04; rejected
selling at so 92c for poor to good samples. aud
choice at 94c a 81
"C~orp-Recsipts posted for past two days 10
cars, against 6 cars for preceding period. Mar
kst quiet; white grades slow sale; mixed 10 only
fair demand. No. / white sslable az 44e; No. 2
white salable at 432 044c; No. 2 mixed salable
81 42sc; No. 3 mixed, 42c; No. 2 yellow, 420
42fc New corn. cool and sweet, in demand at
BIZ S32tc, delivery during November. New ear
slow sale at 29c.
"Oats-Receipts posted for past two days IL
ears, against 5 cars for preceding period. Mar
kst IL dul; local iobbers are in the market for
only small lots; shippers report Q very limited
demand. No 3 white is sslahle at &c 26tc; No.
2 mixed, sslable at 23Ac; rejected at 22c.
"Feeds-Brsn; market dull at %.
Hominy feed in demand at $l4. IS To- 90.
Hay and Straw-Dsmand for all grades is
good. No. i timothy sells readily 81 S14; No. 2
timothy ct $l2 so; mixed, $40. so q IL. 80; No. 1
prairie, 90. 500 {. 90; No. 2 prairie, s7.00G80 90.
There il . limited demand for straw at S. 90
$50; rye straw, SCI go"
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Elsewhere.

EieeWneT0.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 27.-Cattle-Receipts, 100.
shipments. 1900. Market steady; choice heavy
native steers, So 5 fair to good native steers,
SL4095; butchers steers, medium TO choice,
s2es15; rangers. eOrn-fed. ss041oi CRASHED.
HOgs-Recsipts. 1900; Shipments. 800: Mar.
$5.5005.6O; packing. medium to prime. $500
$50; light grades, ordinary TO best s5;20o535:
sheepcERscsipts. 1ss shipments, 800. Market
H~orses-Receipts, 200; shipments, IL; Texans
and Indians. in carloads. $20035.
KANSA CITY, Oct. 27.-The Live Stock Indicator
reports: Cattle-Receipts. $500; shipments, 1000.
common to medium. SS.2594.6O, stocksrs and feed.
ers. 81 5Ss3:so; grass range steers. $1.eoS3-15i
~Hoss-Recsipts, 1900; shipments. $40. Market
weak, opening 50lOc lower and closing 1502Oc low
dium. S4.7505.30; skips and pigs, $304.5O.
Sheep-Receipts. $500; shipments. -. Market
steady. Good to choice, 3-5O03 common TO
CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Ths Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Ca~ttle-Receipts. 1000; shipments. none.
Market nominally steady beeves, $3G5.2e; stockers
sId tssSsl So. sa;sos 500 ecT Ts.. ou es.,i enc 81 I ,sos
S.s5.
ket steady at average decline e Toe; mixed. $3.50
Ss.25o5.io.
shesp-Rscsipts. 1.6oo; shipments. 4oo Mar,
ket steady; natives, -. 5063 80; Westerns, S2.75
03.4o; Texans. S2.50o3.15i lambs. ~$3.7595.25.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Oct. Observation-Disclosures,
456; shipments, 6s4. Nothing doing all through
consignments. Seventeen ears Of cattle shipped TO
New York to-day.
H~ogs--Receipts. 1000 shipments, 1900. Market
slow. Philadelphia. s5.7095.s0; mixed, 5000
SOS; Yorters. $5.4005.55; common to fair, $50
5.25; pigs. $4.75a5. Fifteen cars Of hogs shipped
to New York to-day.
steady and prices unchanged.
BUFFALO, Oct. 27.-Catle-Recsipts, 1900
through: $50 sale. Export steers steady ct $50
5.35.
Sheep and Lambs-Recsipts, 600 through; 300
sale. Market firm. Sheep, $3.5o0k1 rs; lambs, $50
SIS.
Hogs-Receipts, 800 through: 2. $50 sale. Mar.
ket steady. Mediums. S5.5505.60 Q; Workers, $3.50
15.60; light and roughs unchanged
CINCINNATI. Oct. 27.-Cattls-Rsceipts. $50;
shipments, $50. Market steady.
sheep and Lamb-Reeeipss. 430: shipments. 400
Market steady. Lambs in fair demand and firm at
$3.50a5.50.
Hogs quiet and easier; common aud light, S4.25
a5.35; packing and butchers, ~$5.1595.50. Re-
ceipts. 1000; shipments. 1000.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Ceuters.
NEW YORK. Oct 27.-Flour-Receipts, "a
s77 packages; exports, 2,sl6 brls. 1880 sacks.
strong and in good demand; lo015e higher.
Sales. $1,000 brls; low extras, s360a425; win
<sr wheat, low grades, s. so "a 5; fair to fancy,
e4s5o6s5; patents. sas5D7; Minnesota clear.
&4e5o6.25; Minnesota ssraighrs, $5.7506s5;
8Nnnesots patents, s6250I5o; Minnesota rye
zaiftares. s4.65e6sa
Corn-nssl dull.
whsat-Ressipts. &c. $50 bu; exports, none;
salss, 1~.64s,ooO IN futures. $4,000 hu SPOT SPOT
market lia2c higher and dull; No. 2 red,
ell3islisl In ELEVATOR. s1.l51oLi6 afoas,
o1-15oll6S T. o. b., No. 3 red, sI05; un-
graded red. Ell. los 01lAs No. 2 Chicago. s1.15 in
store; No 2 milwaukee, sL1ls; No. l white,
4LI2i0113b No. 1 red s1.1eiel.19 Options
modsrstsly active; Ice lower early, advanced
nfaitc. cleine strong at 10 over yesterday;
No. 2 rel October, closing at 81. 13R; Novem-
fber closing &C sLl4; December, sll4s LIZ,
closing ~ 9 l5ss; January closing at sl.l7s;
Iay, IL l9ioL21. closing at 81 205
Barley stssdy and 10 demand; No. 1 Canada,
c119f}cr Western, 720S7e Barley malt nomi-
nal: Cansda, slI00l2k
orn-ksceipte $3.50 On; exports. 54,II4 on;
sales, 5000 bu futures, 161, 900 bu spot. Spot
UArket Irregular; active; closing steady; No. Z,
81 q isle elevator; 49, 50se Aioat; uneraded
edxed. 490 Solo; No. 2 white, soto. Options dull,
3c lover and steady; October. +9fc; November,
49, q 49sc, closing at 49sc; December, 50s 80 sc,
closing ct sole; January, 4s2e, May. 474c.
OA3-Rsceipts. SO, 900 on; exports, none; sales,
10000 ou futures, 10000 bu spot. Spot market
Z easier; quiet Options steady, dull; October.
e0ics November, 30sc Decernber, slsc; spot
No. 2 white. 334 033sc; mixed Western, Is &c;
White Western, 30 40e: No. 2 Chicago, 3l4c.
Hay firm; shipping, Coo; good 70 choice, 20 oSoc-
Hops steady and quiet
Codes-Options steady; sales z4z3o bags; Oo-
tober, 1a.65 q IL 9ec: December, I3209 l3Soc;
January, f31ool3.15c; March, 3Oo0l32oci
April, ld.05c; May, 1860 l3. lbc; June. laOoo
! 310c; July, I3c; spot Rio quiet; steady; fair
sargos. Isle. ~Suear-Raw, dull; nominal for fair
refining: refined quiet Molasses nominal hlee
strons and quist; domestic, a eosc; JAPAN $50
Sic.
Tslov quiet and steady. Resin dull, com
non to good. strained, sl0l05.
Eszs steady; Western. 21l o22c; receipts 4.oo'
peckzxss
Pork quiet Lard frmsr and suist; sales
Western steam, 6624cs October, d2O0a 4Oc,
blessing at 64oc bid; November, 653c, Decem-
Der. 830c bid: January, a299a3le. closing 81
sale, February. a32c asked; March, $500, clos
Ing At a.33c asked; April, 6.3fc asked; May, al
98.35c. eioslng &C asa Butter steady; mod
lssts Inquiry Western dairy, I2t0 l6c; West
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die Of starvation. This IL no exaggerated ac-
count The turtle will live about three months
without water or food. Death from starvation
sometimes puts on end to their suferiuesL OFT
sntimes their eyes almost burst from thsir sock
cts. Green turtle 10 worth In New York Is
cents q pound, live weight. 1t 10 bought princi-
pally By restaurants and hotels. A turtle is
killed by cutting OF his head, and this is done
after il has been received st the place where IL
is to be eaten. Its shell has no com
value. It 10 boiled with the rest Of the body, be-
cause much Of the fat clings to it
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Enterprise Legion.

The Enterprise Legion, a new beneficiary or
Ranization, is purely local in its nature. not ex.
tending beyond the borders of Marion county.
Ii proposes to operate on the plan OF creating a
reserve fund from which all claims shall be met
and paid within twentyfour hours after death.
Equal assessments on all of its mem bers are to
be made, and only one assessment is to be issued
each month. All claims over and above the
amount realized from the one assessment are to
be paid from the reserve fund. 1t will not have
any supreme or grand lodge or officers to sup
port. The only person receiving a snIary will
be the secretary, who will be paid in accordance
with the time 1t takes to perform his duties.
This organization has just completed its code of
laws and had them printed. which will be given
10 the public in a few days. Anyone wishing
information can secure the same by calling at
No l3 South Mississippi street, city. The Lee
gion has already nearly one hundred member
On the rolls.
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United Ancien. order of pruid..

Capital City Grove has elected the following
officers: Noble Arch, Jno. 10th; ". A, /
Penny: secretary. VIM. II. Bowman; treasurer,
Jas. Harrison. They will be installed next
Thursday night. The trustees are Jno. 10th,
Oscar p. Kelly and +. Penny. The Supreme
Grand Grove Of the United States, at its last
session, made many changes in the laws of the
order. Among the best is that Of taking into
membership young men at the age of eighteen
years. This will be the means of causing the
order to grow rapidly.
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How Green Tories Are Tortured.

Brooklvn Eagle
Ia fish Commissioners Eugene Blsckford's
place enc day last week were dozens OF mann
moth green turtles. They were on their backs.
There is no more forcible example Of mans
thosghtless cruelty than the manner in which
turtles are treated. The green turtle is capt
ured by nets in the Gulf Of Mexico. The
boats engaged 10 this business are called tur-
tiers. When a turtle is captured slits are cut
in its fippers and they are tied together by
stout cords. On their backs with their fippers
thus tied the turtles are as restricted in their
movements as q man in q straight
jacke,. These boats are generally out
from TWO to three weeks before . load 10 secured,
on thar backs this length Of time before being
shipped North They do not arrive in New
York untifat least ten days after they are taken
from the boats. Or arrival they are sent to the
different markets. where they lie with their
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Chosen Friends.

Alpha Council received six new petitions at
its last meeting.
Universal Council Rttendsd the funeral of
Mrs. Lena Schwartz last Friday morning.
An important matter is to be considered bv
Venus Council Tuesday evening. All members
should be present,
Three thousand dollars was forwarded to S.
Shulzberger, gus rdian of the children of d. j.
EDden, deceased. by Universal Council last
Friday.
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Boston Transcript
Salesman-.srhose eoufounded crees Foods
don't 90 off worth a cent. They've been in stock
now for over . year. and we haven't sold morsn
fifty yards all told"
Prorrietor-"What did they cost usP
.Thirty-hve cents; and I've been Offering
them for a quarter"
why not try them on ths bargain sounteff7
81 suppose we might try it'
.AiI right And. Nj. Eating. mark them ut
70 cents. We must get rid OF them some wuy.H
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80 Danger of Collision.
Boston Transcript.

Boston Transcript.
No thorn without a rose IL the opinion Of the
editor of the Marthas Vineyard Herald, who,
every time that be reads of q railroad horror. is
thankful that the Martha's Vineyard Railroad
owns only one train. '.No fear OF collision Can
afdict the traveller on our road, adds the Her
aid. with a suggestive use OF the singular.
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MARKETS.
The Trade OF the Week Hardly Up to the
Average OF Preceding Ones.

Average Of Preceding Ones.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 81.
In no branch Of trade has the volume Of bust
ness In the past week reached expectations
There has been . dragging tendency which is
explained by the interest taken In politics and
the unfavorabls weather which prevailed on
three days Of The week Illustrations in values
have been few. aud Ia most cases upward In
thsi- tendency. In groceries, eofess are ! cent
higher than . week ago, and canned
goods have taken on . frmer tone
with reported scarcity OF certain
descriptions. Sugars have been somewhat IN
settled for three days past. and although no
chapgss we're made IN this market they went
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A Dull add Weak Market In New York-onIy


Oso stok Showing Activity.
NEW YORK, Ocr 2z.-Money on call, no
,oaas we're repoptsd; the market closed with
money offered as 2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, Gao per cent
Sterling exchange was dull but steady,
~ s4s3s for 6o-day bills and ASST for de-
uand
The total sales Of stocks to-day
wore 94,T3 shares, including the follow.
Ing: Canada Southern, 1850, Lake
Shore, l,656; Missouri Pacific, 1850; North
western. 3.75o, New York Central, 2.12o; Read
inr, 10000; Richmond 6 West Point 1910; st.
Pal ie so5 Union Pacific, s.l7e Western
With the exception Of only one stock the
day ana weak almost thro1shous. the
sbsars' snd traders hammering ths
Aat from opening TO close, which WAS weak at
the ovest prices. There was q conservatiyely
bullish feeling stths opening. which was made
eenersly at advances over last evenings fnal
figures Of from ! to per cent, though there
were some exceptions Small fractional gains
were established in the frat few minutes Of
busipess, but the bears" son got to work,
selected Reading az . special point Of attack,
and it quickly became the leader of the list. both
IN point OF animation and weakness. The rest
Of tas lat followed slowly until toward the close,
when al opposltlon 20 the pressure seemed 70 be
Abandoned, and more decided weakness became
apparent all over the list The East Tennessee
stscks we're tho weakest: features outside of
Reading, bat there was one strong spot In the
market. which was South Carolins. 1t advanced
II per cent, though the stock aftsrward Loaf
! per cent The dealings in Reading nsarly
doubled after IL o'clock, and the decline as
sumed larger proportions and ceased only with
the close Of business. No other feat
ure marked the trading. The act
i've list In almost Invariably lower
this evening, and while South Carolina advanced
] per cent, East Tennessee second preferred
Lost IL Reading. II. and others fractional
amounta
The railroad bond market was again dull, with
tho usual lack Of features, the only marked
movement in the list being the sharp slump in
she St Louis, Arkansas q Texas bonds, prob
ably upon the announcement that Mr.. Gould
had finished buying for control. The
changes In the rest OF the issues
dealt IN were generally for Insignificant frac-
sions, except in . few Inactive bonds, which
have not been Quilted for some time. s.. Louis,
Arkansas d Texas frsts lost 6, at 81. The sales
Of bonds for the week aggregated e. 654. 900 only,
against q, Az, 900 for last wseK.
Governments bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds ware neglected. Closing quota
lions werez
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Palmetto Tribe is prosperous, and anumber Of
new members will De initiated soon. The Great
Council meetings ct Lafayette had good reports
from all representatives of the order. throughout
this State.
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SAcrnI LRADua-

Indianapolis Lodge. Secret League, will give
a social at its hall, Mansur Block, on next Thurs
day evening, Nov. ].
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THE best regulator of digestive organs and the
best appetizer known is ASGosTURA BIrTERs.
Try Il, but bsware Of limitations. Get the gen.
uins article, manufactured by Dr.. j. q. 3. Sic
CERT d Sons.
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of IA

Star Lodge, No. z, K. of p, will confer the
first rank on four candidates, on Tuesday even
inr Oct. 30.
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Ayariatjon.

sThe Lord giveth q cheerful lover
Miss Wiiker. mo. that isn't right" che added,
''but yet It has Q pleasing sound"