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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25
soot DESIGNS IN csItoRts's GAR.
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4 noticeable cloak fot a small child.
either hoy or girl, from walking agr To-
four YEAR,, II made IL creamy white
lambs wool. The coat I. cut In straight
oyefcOai fashion. To- avoid the buugllng
seam such Thick material would make
about The waist. IN. fronts aud botiom
arv faced up on the wrung eide With I'm
Ing sllk. and large, white buttons fasisn
the trout. The cape !. round, about el-
tow deep, and l-ordcrri With fringe 81
.ilk cord. The fronts 81 the cape are 81
unequal length, giving an old, .carf-llke
appearance to- u. Abcautiful little cloak
I. 10 the long. hcccy l'crshn lamb, also
In crramy.xhltc, and thi. has the neck,
wrists. front aud bottom. all edged with
a narrow border ~ otter. \ sweet little
cloak for baby In long drrs.e. l. 81
due, white dOol in basket weave, la
rather large pattern. The long, full
skirt I. gathered to a short waist made
With full sleeves, and the cape rrachc.
over the hand. Of the hshy Who war.
Il. II i linci throughout, anil the only
decoration !. a small ,llk cord piping all
the edges. Caps for Young lahlcs arr
of finc cashmere or loft Xix. made With
n small cirvular crown piece and q
straight hand over the head, making a
clo.. fitting. round little lronn-t. The
only trimming !. full face ruchins 81
ilns lac. or ribbon or both, and flnc cin-
hrollery upon the material ~ the cap.
Little girls Who are walking wear .lml-
lar little bonnet., while some have bow
Of four loop. tightly strapped through
the middle set up ju., In front, giving
an Alsa,ian bow effect, and making the
little face beneath look longer. Pretty,
cav little bonncts, still In the round
nlghtcap style, are made from colorei
,elNets. WOOL. anl silks, Ia match cloak..
4 faVOrlte design for a cloak Ia. the
.hort waist and long. full skirt gathered
on Ia II, bat the wai.t Instead Of being
plain I. gathered full At the neck and
waist. back aud front, and then held In
place by n istticc of narrow silk or hne
wor.iel braid. With such 4 cloak there
are bishop sleeves aud wristbands With
the lattice flni.h.
Little boy. Who have gotten too old
for the round. baby bonnet, wear large,
felt hats. with broad brims, trimmed
With ro.sties 81 ribbon, two 20 which
form carlsp. upon hbbon string. that
tie under the chin. To wear With the
white cloak. described above. these hats
are 81 white felt trimmed With white
ribbon. Others are brown. blue or red.
% match the cloak.
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joUeNALlsT. RepoRTrR, GpIroR.

JOURNALIST, RepoRrgR, GotroR.
Al the recent annual dinner Of the
Pittsburg prcss Club, George \. Welsh
ons 90. Gco.), one of the best known
and wittiest new spaper men Of the state.
Got on the following In response To the
toast, "The Reporter;
There are three grand divisions" Mr..
welshons said. "ln newspaper work
journalist, reporters and editors. Speak
Ing more accurately, there are three
stage. Of development. 4 journalist is
q calf reporter. lie IL q reporter In the
miniature tadpole stage, when his head
L. an big that u takes all the rc.t Of hls
person to shove II around. The IL lucky,
BY aud by he becomes reporter. After
q reporters legs wear out they make an
editor out NJ him. The flnal stage ~ q
frog, You know-thc extreme removal
from the tadpole--ls the bull frog. too
.tiff % Jump, too old, and tough, 10 eat.
" ho Just .lis on the hank aud bellows.
That IL an editor.
"in the old DAYS the editor called a
man q chicken thief: nov sdsys, the re-
porter iind. the feathers In his backyard.
The weapon 10 the old-tlmc editor was
ttf 'ItatfAs hitat w wv ui'+i'fh ''f'it't
'. the evidence. What the e,ilior usc'i
90 assert the reporter now proves.
IF the people Who complain ~ what
the reporter writes about them would
only consider what H. does not write
about them. they would shrine him In
the friendlIest corner IL their hearts.
The waste haske,s Ia n daily newspaper
ofilcc of any town do morv to Keep u.
cltlJcn. In gooi rcputc than any other
agency, excepting the fear ~ the Law
and the hereafter. Not all that the re-
porter write. I. truth. lie l. not infalli-
BILE himself, aud ihos- Who arr the sourc-
q. 81 hi Information arr much lcs. so.
There arr very many men Who cannot
tell very straight story. There arr
Others Who ,lo not try Ia. IN. man Who
tells the story to the reporter IL usually
an Interested party. iic Ia. purpose
"a serve Ia metamofphosing thl. or sup
pressing that. The reporter Ia. ~ de-
Sire except a. ct the truth accurately
and completely. aud a. write Il quickly
Ind cntcfialngiy,
"All men do not love the reporter. and
I am glad IL u. The fear anil hatred ~
had men la chaplct abo,c hi. brow..
II IL the assurance 81 III. honc.ty Ia Ill.
badge - honor a. a servant % truth. III
q time syrr comes wh~n all men love the
reporter. Il will b. time Ia bury him.
lie will have forgotten hl. mission, b.
traycd al. trust aud .h,mci the noble
fellowship ~ men who have made the
white cfuss ~ the Iittshurg reporter the
decoration ~ a legion ~ honor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25

Corn starch 1. good substitute for
egg. in cooking.
salt .hoald never be added 10 new
milk when cooking. n II will cause u "a
curile.
Tea should be- kept Ia close canister.
salt fish are best fr.shened by soaking
over night In sour milk.
To make tough meat or fowls tender.
add vinegar Ia the water In which they
are cooked.
Wood ashes put In water and poured
Ia vessels retaining odors of onions, cab
bagc. or fsh. will entirely destroy them.
Cheese should D. kept In ciose box.
In cool place. That which feels soft
between the fingers IL richest aud best.
To keep celery. bury In dry sand.
To keep lemons, cover with cold water.
changing every week.
To keep parsley frcsh and green for
garni.hes through the winter, put u In
strong. boiling brine.
To stop hiccough, take lump Of sugar
saturated with vinegar.
To cure carache. take piece OF cotton
batting, put In u pinch at black pep
per. dip In sweet oil and put In the ear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25

Nal. y ave- -. BY aiding 70 u ~
foGr.
rrum q uumt.r tAAis eli ca; % H. hsAi.
IL thea vil syea D.. IL tail. pray, usti
tAks away. yUur mnihsr tb~n yogIl -,
SsvvB-sysu-EVe
What met ycu 81 10 nin- % make II aii
=. for TX With = .. ~
whkh l. ihs grvaisr numb-F. "a dotsn
dassn % bali dot.u doesn't Why N dossa
dossu. q c0ur-,
What L. ~ dlf'srroos bsi-~,n tsics tven.
iy.tso ant tsica iso ani tusuiyi Ous - ~
AT H. other "a
VIA d. tso AMI 80 bot male foarI
When thsy sand for -
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Ths inner vertical r,pr~--n,s the name al
an animal II |. % yellow CO fa~n color,
vith r-s lie clusters % Hack spots slcns
the hack ami shlcs I, I. found In Africa ard
India The ros % ,hr's. . qusirup~i of The
,tsg Kind. With vile. sTrvading horns II Il
fruni In EuruT- AMI North Amer,ca The
ros u eight, aqusdrupci inisrneiiAis ts-
ts.sn Tie DR. AMI goat is horns are al
uso-t aiways rcusi ani rtne~l IL u found
from the Rossy nscuntAius ~ the faeine
cSsi. and In the eas'ern continent The roe
q thrvs,. an animal TIA, burrows In the sarih
anl u rsuArt able &c IL cumming. The rOv
u eight, sgsa,iruT.Si % the trit- % rsehy'
a--r-s e, TO llvlnr Species II IL found In
s;.-o. a.. .sliN Il s very ini.li,r,ui. bot
-ons,imes stcssiingiy ferucious Ths rv-
- thrrr. n snail rsieni mammal The ro~
% seven, q liiile s.ll known houB,l. rrmArs'
shis o. Euins into ths grand after animal.
that harrus rhs ro- o, s-vct. an animal
% III ut family. fsfcs AMI s'rung
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25

Me. Frances willard says that IL all
the saloons In the United States were
put into line they would reach from New
York 10 Chicago. II Il hoped that they
will not be Thus arranged. A couple Of
bibulous young men Who started out III
drive from New York 10 Chicago along
the line Of said saloons would never gri
there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25

An Indian woman In North Brlti.h
America, where cannlbill.m .illl pre-
walls. rcceniiy klllel and ate her sister.
\ young min Who l. fond of "swcci.
would never eat hl. own sister. lie
doesn't think she I. 80 sweet a. some
o,her feiioW'. .i.fer
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"what'. the matter hcrc'" roarc'l an
Adam. Street man Yesterday afternoon,
passing through The open door Of hl'
residence to the rear anl arouslDg hi.
negIcciful servant. "Don't YOU see the
biggest rascal In jacksonville could enter
thi. house unobser,edy' AYES, slr.
.ee.- mildly replied the valet.
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STANDARD ron cyfa MALI efrrua5

cs-i.ils-.sis-, ss.s s,r-ssh. fi-f'.
lara. n.isisssy. Oh. ed sll ia.ss..s ~
~ s,sussA. Cs-ii.sesss. isfsn n,.iss .
p..rk.s.. r,is-. ssi i,s-s~rssfths hs-es ,
s.as-.s,s., nii..s.s-s. Jsssfics. >ss-s .
Ii.si.sAs. ctliia-... Nss,cssssss. Wee
asr,ax rssas. Msl.Fss. h'sf ,ssrl.is'f
al al ts.~..>. sFs.,.x fr.a sGcff-i AT
si.ssi.h u.sf. rhsy DIS NE .seess
eu>is. ,..fsss surT-i 20 esssss,~t ossfi
,l..,.. hs~sk % q allafa ouarlssiias. -.
80. f,... hsslsky ses.aa b M essss., sas
-. N. ,,.ss.. . sksscs D. fsesss t.as
al ssfsnsth Thsy sf-
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KEY q. tho I.usslss.

"a IA rAliniruus; Cara.
~ 2-Button AMI Hall fufIl-s. Buiioa
Iuszls-pras the uArros Lip - leather
thrOagh The bic. AMI ths string AMI butions
NAV b. easily rsleA-pi llll pafIis-i1aos
the bart b-iors you, a. shown in The cut
ALREADY given slarksn the string ~ drawing.
AZ the hack. The hall toward The hols O. thsn
lps-su the rvsi q the strins by palling u
towAri you AMI draw up The loop a. Ear a.
Yea can, thru pass the loop throagh hols ;,
down The other si,ls q ths heart 90 q. through
Which bring Il O. the face AMI Is- u over
ths lall, tb-n draw the loop tack again
through the sane hole and the hall ami ths
string ~ill cou,s 90. Tale care not b isia
CO tAngls the string.
So "A Word SQUARE
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NOTICE. az sNI.l..

rursaarf O. ucsu-s fr,.,a "a Tee Igiss q
fraIstf. o. ~ ruuutr nfuNfari ~iatf - Main.
hal ~ az riIhr aurtiau. go M tssutY -srsnfi
far - Marfh. 4 n. i.si 20 80 a'ris-k In "a
farrnt1sn. "a 49, atfa o. ilstilgl o. All r.untY.
an a. figtf ufls aut iutrFsst Il-iug . tnaftg
aErs riEht IN eIu1y a. Fs-tsctl' Shisk nns.thy
q tartrr. istf q AL hsttsl dfcea-si. tasi In
a. ! O. ~ fullraIaz naHnesi ani de-rrilu-i real
FstafT. tasn hsfug 80 hssuifstra1 - 81 sahi
uulsfty tartsf. sii1sfci 90 Nh tlln ~trvst.
IN salt llfhrl aui rrusistug 20 al-stt fsnr arrv-
~ laui viii a. buiktnxs thsrvon.
t,aissl this fsarth dsy - fehruAry, A. u. isS.
. IilnHtCk. Adlainistratar.
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pausxEyyEss- Liecon mAnlr III
sii ths we.ki ther. |. eas ess cure.

% can - Sivss IN . cup ef re az ceess without
Ne kseuirigr ef IL persea tAkins a. e1ersiss
sssss 4 ( neisrsse dnnkss sr IN alcehslic urs<k.
Thsasasds 90 drunksris have lee esrci VITO
nave saken M Getiea epeei6e n thetr cosss
without their ksev isiss. And .e.tay esuevs snsy,
esd dt.li,g Of shsss go - III e esrS ss
ruarsssspi. eesd Coz circular Esd fan partieu.
hr. Addrssa n ceandesc1 0setsa speetoc
c., - nAcs seFsss, cIDsinnads o.
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ALL ppoKEy DOWN.

4. II not .ad % see 80 many young
men e,ery day ~ whom TIL. can b. aid
Young man, take my advice. stop all
indl.er-,ion. which you have practlcc,i.
keep gooi hours, retire early, ani build
up your shattered system by using SUI
phur Differs, which will cure you.-oLp
Pui sictAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25

The great majority Of so-called cough
cures do little more than impair the d.
gestive functions and create bile. Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, on the contrary, while
u cures the cough. does not interfere
with the functions Of either stomach or
liver.
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A ,....l. - a.. A.,,,..l..

Yoa dOat kno. shat the stsrt sntipsi~.
D. irsiAhi isi Yos u,-ah 81 say yea dOnti
Nonsrns. Way. supf"-s Ne were 81 bcrv .
hole etactly thruash The -arth, starting
from Dublin. AMI va vent In AT this end.
~here uOah va cons 0aii Way, cat u
a.. other sni q ths Lole. q D. sarv
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LID GREAr AMERICAN CmORus

sneeIing. sngiiing and coughing
This l. the music all over the land just
nov. 1--we got an awful cold In my
bead" Cure Il With Ely's Cream Hahn
or Il may cnd Ia the toughest form Of
catarrh. Maybe you have catarrh now.
Nothing 10 more nagseOus and dreadful.
This remedy masters IL as mo- other ever
did. Not snuftn nor liquid. Pleasant,
certain. radical.
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Let quality, not quantity h. the test
% medicine. Ayers sarsaparilla !.
the concentrated extract ~ the best ani
purest ingredients. Melicil men every
where recommend Il n. the surc.t aud
mos, economical blood medicine In the
market.
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The Best

ONfOgD. &c Al q Court u frOlste hell Al
Paris, within All Coz The county ~ Osfor,i, on
tae thiri Tse-isy ~ jan A. 10 lao.
ALbtnr MERRILL. nsnsesi Exesutsr IA a
eeftsla in-trumsns parroftinx b. - ths lat VIII
AMI Is.ssmsnt AMI esiicil tbsr.ts % tphfaiaa
having pressnts-i the same Toe prtt.stsf
OaDtstb. That the ALI Esssutor siys
botics On ell Isr.ons intsrsstef. By casing copy
sivsiy In the oxford Demcsrst prtntei az Paris,
that thsy may appear 81 PROBATE Court 81 10 isl
a Paris. In ALL tsanty. On the third Tuesday %
Web. nest. hs o'ehsk In the fervneoa. AMI show
ment shouh not l< prOyci, approved anil allow.
81 81 the last Win AMI Testament ef sail dsorAs-
ei.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Juirs
Asrue oopy-sitsst Ill. q. DAVIS. Register
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TIE ENGINEER

of the Wakefield. Mass, Rattan Works.
4. y. Young, say. Ia all cases ~ bill
lousness accompanied with those terrible
.lck headaches, ! have found no other
medicine that seems Ia take hold anil de-
the good that your sulphur Bitiers dces.
II IL the best family medicine made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25

To CURE CoLic.--Mix one teaspocnful
Of magnesis, half tsaspoonful OF rhu-
barb, one Of parvgoric, one Of mint va.
ter. a tablespoonful of loaf sugar and
half . teacup Of water. Doss for Q
young baby, one teaspoonful.
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r. N.s,... Ws..

,oa cor iIin.srsteIi rsmphist explaining all
sl-sat Ibr. Dyes Cslesfste.i klestro Nehaic nst
AL appliances, AMI th<ir charming eferts upon
the Dsrvsas dslliitsie<f system. ant hsw Tie Y
viii gaiskiy restsre yca ~ sixor, manhood Assi
fsahh ifyou arv thus af1stei. Ne uiil ssnt
you q Hen snsi Appliances on . trial
NotrAs uHlr ca. Nsrptal. hirh-
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for deliclou. lliillAting anticipation,
ending In blank, empty no,hingne.., an
un.ucycs,ful proposal 81 marriage may
best L. compared with one 81 those
snecrc- that don't come ofi.
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Subscribsr-">ay. don't .ec anything
funny about your Jokes" Paragrapher
-"lou don't I wan; you To under
stand, ar, that those Joke. conyul..d
thousands With laughter before YOU
were harm"
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4 CLEAR HEADER.

LEO transact buslnc.. In thl. Wide
awake age n man need. Ia b. clear head
cd. H. cannot h. 81, however, " he 1.
troubled With a cold; aud what viii
most quickly and ef'eciually relieve him
Il Aiam.on'. liotauic Cough lial.lm.
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II understand that col. Hear I. very
wealthy "Nc., be- !. worth about
sip,UD." GLOW did b. make IT,
ellie made II out II coal OIL" "lnde~if'
"Nc.. hi. wife III the firr With Kerosene
aud De- got al her money"
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The prr.encr of daudnifi Indicates a
diseased scalp. and u not cured. blanch-
lng of the hair aud haldnc.. viii result.
Halls Hair Eenewcf will cure u.
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Auburn Drug and Chemical Co.
ArntuN. NAINI.
NorI,r op .rroINraINr.

To un.irrsigrfsi. hsviur tryu apfalrtrl tf
~ uHn IafsF RI rrsIaif 60 e. tuuutI A
uxfarf un a. thiri fuFsiar 20 tsrruaisf. 4
n -. rl.lau.isstrngrs A. ftssifr au.i rhauIlns
- rIaias - rrvfltsrs against a. tststs a
fmHtfF q taftrr iits % tsfhrL iu AL Hanif
dsFaasssf rrrrFsfrtfHl tnsHIfFu1 nrrFHF aIft
49, tat "a rl.Hufra frH1n a. .Iatr Hf All 49,
Iz.infarrf 49, aHsri O. 49, rfsslitHrs iu stiI a
4 rr~-srf an.i FrFf tisiT rlaIuls. ant thnf tarT
wil o. in -sssiau ~ g. afrr 20 4. q irrftTk
- in IisthsI afarrsaIf o. Tlrsiaf. iuns INA
II 49, 90 ~ purIss=r - rHfrltirE 80 49,
ttatfsi tris fsurtf .lsr of lanuarY. 4 u issI
n GOODWIN. ..........
e. 4 HASTINGS.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
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nsy ay my hrsi IL very bright,
AL vhat they say l. true,
Dat oaly In my p,,uul oAn
NJ trSi b. 800 ~ you
NJ -,'1ai voan vtihoui my frsi
n Gar frum tsing bright,
NJ vhdls 10 hat tbs ~OrkinEmsn
wsi,u-s 9Th graf delight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25

In making a public address, my lou,
never say anything that can BE- quoted.
II il the only safe course, aud by follow
Ing II consistently many man has risen
10 eminence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-25

Mr.. Gabb Trading Wakefield has .
millionaire who sleeps In the harm with
his horse. Mr.. Gabb (brltslly)-well,
horses don't talk.
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rfiE sab.eri,~r hsreby gives public pssiss
that sh> has l.~sn duly spp.int>i BY The Iissor.
shls Jsi<w ef Probate Tor the County ~ Oafsri
ssi ssss"~i The 'rs's Of Ad"'ni's-ins Of ths
SOLOMON n. CANNON. hate 81 Hartford.
IN cali County. d~r~A>~st. by giving irsoi q. tis
lnsielse'i % Tie estate % saii aecca-ei 81 make
immeiiate paymest. asi those Who have sby
DEMANDS th~rvon 10 exhihit the sane 81
Jan. 81. isp. CYNTHIA u CANNON.
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HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
lWoRk EoR BUSY FlNoERs.

csrr.yssas.'s 2. .sv.ss e ,s.s',;. 70 .. sa.:
Cotrrs' Oxssri ilrm.<rsi. Paris, Maine.
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Ayers Pills

pro,e effective.
ia tn summef - -, I "a. s~ui to IN
Annapolis hospital. suffering 9Th shrunic
diauhe.- While thsrr. ! hecAns - -
dBcei IN stfvngih that I coah ut sT-Ak AMI
~as oampsIlsi n write everything wanted
o. ay. I was then having some - ~ 10
.tools isr day. The doct0rs or,isrrd q medi-
cine that I was satisfied would b. a no
icbsht to M. ! an MT tale u, bat Isr-
suasis.i my nurse to 81 M sc.me % IL.
Ayers I'm. AboIt too 0'clock Ia III Alter
noon ! Tod an q these Pills. AMI by mid
night b-gan a. feel better. In ne mornins
the dSct0r. cane again. AMI after deciding
that my symptoms ~err morr favorable. cave
M q different medicine. ~hich al Dot use,
bai ts-Dk four morr u the pili. Instead The
nsti day the doctors zane ~ So me-. AMI
thought I ~as doing nicely. tsnd 90 dhi d.
I then took ooe pm day enc week. At The
eni % That time. I considered myself olrri
AMI that Ayers Pulls had saved my NJ. I
~as then wcak. bat had M rrtnrn u the
disease. ami galnei In strength as last az
could b. etJ~etssi --f. q. LBce, Late Lieut.
18th Regt Masa Vol Infantry.
Ayers f1lis arv
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1 To dsligtt. a roun -hsr- H'eA, ts ssp,,
mi.iaks-. ao,1mnsiais-. lag sai. 70
moves
2 Clans. tlossi vcS-sl. ismTs-is. . -
ciu-s. aa animal u.sthai
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COOK WANTED.

Al An.irsws Iisass. S.lfh Fars. a oeapstsut
neal at rastry oaok oil D. rait rs-i saErs
Ani siFsn rsruianTut eurhsy u.snt
W.N. SHAW. rrsrr'Ctnr
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PEOPLE

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