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Driver Marvin 70 Retire,

Charles Marvin, the famous driver. who has
managed the trotting branch of Palo Alto stock
farm for many years. will shortly retire. He
will go into the business for himself. Another
well-known driver. Goldsmith, who has been
with VIM. Corbett for some time, will sLortly
leave that gentleman's employ.
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Gave Up = Throne for Love.

An imposing ceremony took place on Thurs.
day at the Hofburg in the presence of the Aus
trian royal family, the ministers and the car
dinal archbishop, the occasion being the for
nialrenunciation by Archduchess Louise of Tus.
cany and Prince Frederick Augustus of Saxony
Of their titles to the throne, prior to their mar.
riage. In the evening state banquet was
given at the palace Emperor Francis JOSEPH
proposed toast to the health Of the King and
and then proposed the happiness Of the btida!
couple. After the banquet all proceeded to ths
opera house, where a gala performances q
'Lohengrin" was given. Beautiful decoratienl
and brilliant display Of toilets and diamdhdl
were marked features Of the festivitiess
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OFFENSIVE BREATH
And Destruction Of the Bones Of the
Nose, as Caused by
CATAR r
A Letter from DR.. Lighthill
WASHINGTON, Nov. n, 1891.

WASHINGTON, Nov. q, 1891.
Mr. EDITOR: The form of catarrh known as
ozana-or liberation of the bones of the nose
manifests itself by offensive matter deposits
in the upper part of the nasal passages in the
shape of large, dry, fetid incrustations, fakes,
or Jumps Of greenish-yellow color, often filing
mp the cavities completely and requiring the
greatest Of exsrtion for their disiodgment
These offensive masses are sometimes Of such
shape and size as to render their expulsion
through the nostriis'by blowing almost an i'm
possibility, and can only be discharged by
means of disgusting hawking through the
mouth
This phase of estarrh is always accompanied
by a fetid breath so revoltingly offensive as to
render the sufferer an object of disgust to him
self as well as to others. Cases are occasionally
met with in which the stencil is really over
towering, sufficiently 30 to poison the stmos-
phere of . whole room. sufferer from tins
complaint is compelled to inhale poisonous
effiuyia Of his own creation with every breath.
while the liberation, IL unchecked. may result
In the destruction Of the bones Of the nose, to
the great Disagreement Of the patient
For over thirty years I have devoted my sx-
elusive attention to the careful study and scien-
tidc investigation Of the above complaint. and
have succeeded in formulating ssystem Of treat
mens which is absolutely painless, prouptin its
action, and positively curative in it, ehects
From the first application great benefit il sx-
psrieneed. which continues from day to day
until final and permanent cure 10 The result
Respectfully, yours,
A. P. Lighthill, NJ. D.,
Specialist.
Hours from 8 to II and tos
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NERVOUS AND SICK HEADACHE
How to Perfectly Cure Them.

All forms OF headache are Of a nervous character
and are caused by a weakness irritation or dis
ease of nerves Of the head and to cure such cases
tits absolutely necessary TO use DIR. Greene's Ner-
vura. Many persons who suffer from headache
have BY repeated failure to ind relief despaired
OF cure. To such we would say. by all means Sc
cure bottle Of this wonderful remedy and watch
its marvellous effect 1t Is the most perfect cure
known for headache
For over twenty years my life was made miser.
able by frequent and terrible headaches At times
they trere so serere feared could 90 insane.
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k MS. 4. i h kS6Sl Trustees.
RATcLrFFE. pARR 4 CO.. Auc,,Oneer..
IN H1O PA ave m ,

VALUABLE THREE STORY PRESSED BRICK
FRONT BAY-MINDOW HOUSE. No. ls-S2 ~ n
NV. AND STABLE IN TIE REAR. Bf
On fRiDAYAFrFRNooS NOVEMBER TWENTY
SEVENTH. at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK. we wll
LOTS y AND z. IN SQUARE aes.
Fronting 20 feet 9Th and running hack vita
that width to OfoOt alley, improved by an ll-roota
and bath has window brick house and stable In
This property IL elegantly located IN the heart a
the city. within five ufes walk u the
meas center aud all executive departments and Gle
giant opportunity for Investment
Terms ulnde known az sale. A deposit OF e2O0 To-
RATcLIFFE. DARR CO..
no2l-dkdbe AuctloncSrn
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The majority OF the American tourists WHO
intend to stay ION the continent" have gone
either to the south Of Franco or to Italy.
Rev. DR.. C. Kiuloch Nelson, who was last
week elected bishop Of the Episcopal church Of
Georgia, has accepted
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For
COUGH
For
COUGH
cAfARRH aopr rueo.,

the Soden Mineral PastilleS are an in
fallible remedy. Convenient. active
and pleasant. For sale BY eli drug.
gists for so cents.
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r ATIMER d SLOAN. Auctioneers,
L. 1sOe q ST.. near q. y. Treasury.

CATALOGUE SALE.
ihh oo SisHEp LITTLE hEsipENcE f0"
ALSO
An E1EGANT COUPE FOUR SPLENDID oRsEn
slLxEk MOUNTED, DogBL d AMP sINGI 3
MAN RETURNING TO EUROPE.
EMBRACING IN PART
lrr Of spsssmen, Of Turkish kass fins jspsns--
suna. Window Drapery. Elesant Easy CHAIR and
Rockers. Very Artistic 0nyx Table. hne specimens -
Cloisonne Porcelain. Pictures, Bisque Figures
Very Handsome and Massive Oak Extensou labs.
Very Handsome liable Porcelain fins Plated and Gss.
Ware, japanese Screens Very Handsome Carved Oss
Chamber Suite, with French mirror sprinss and hsf.
Chif oDier Decorated Toilet Ware. Servants
Furniture. Oak Secretary. hsfriesrstor. kitchs-
ALSO, AND IMMEDIATELY
AFTER THE SALE OF FuRNITURE.
years old full brothes good ss. kind md ssntis sl3
are said 10 be perfectly sound
Fine Roam, Q yesss; nne driver ana saddler, eooa
from Poiyl. fun psdisfse can Be obtsinsd fsoa a.
books.
Gray Mare about years; = safe family animal.
Comp IN ans condition. By one Of the bsss nahsvs
lcost tl.3QOl with pole and shafts; salvsenounts1
Double and sinSle Hsrness Lediss, and Gents ssa-
d On NO Ses s6S'' k sS d SoSsxsrn THE
TEETH, 1881. commencing 20 ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
the residences Of . gsntsman returning Europa.
No. 1927 Florida avenue. near terminus OF 14th sfrs
we shall eel the shove dsscrbsd p.rson.l snsct
AATiAks sloan.
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Heart Disease From Cigarette smoking.
Fred d. Miller, fourteen YEATS OF age of
Long Island City. has died of heart disease, re-
sulting from cigarette smoking. The boy ia
said to have smoked from two to four packages
of cigarettes every day for two years past
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valescenceit noticed that she getting deaf and
would not answer when SPOKEN 70. II became worse
rapidly until she decidedly deaf and discharge
commenced to run from her ear. which became &C
profuse that 1t to put pads her
to keep from running on her little bonnet whenever
she went out The discharge very irritating, and
excoriated her ears until they nearly To-
gether with this there very decided odor. which
could be noticed quite = distance. Mr.. Klenk had
sent her to two physcans but the discharge and deaf
ness did not abate.
of. and it decided to give him trial He exam
ined her and said 1t quite . severe case, but
thought that he could IT, Louise took kindly to
the doctor took her treatment nicely and
to be pleased to and see hun. The condition CON-
menced to improve at once. the discharge grew less
rapidly the odor ceased her hearing improved until
today there is no DISCHARGE odor, her hearing a
acute ever. and physically perfect she was
in her life This claim il due to the skill and
patience Of Dr. Jordan. Who IN this case, at least &C
complished what others had failed to do.
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Most Baking Powders
Contain Ammonia or Alum:
C1eve1and's does not

1t is made only of pure cream of tar
tar and soda, with a little flour added to
keep the strength, nothing else. That
is why Cleveland's baking powder is
perfectly wholesome, does the work bet.
ter and keeps food moist and fresh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-21

Charles Watkins has been convicted at esler,u
Va, Of the murder Of his wife.
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A GREAT AND Quick CURE
MEASLES MAKES RAvAGEs UPON THE HEAR.
ING oRGANs-wITHIN THIRTY DAYS
THE PATIENT WAS RESTORED
=, TO HEALTH.

Little Louise Klenk, the daughter Of Mr.. George
klenk. the well-known owner of extensive bakery
business. residing at PAL st. NV. and having
stalls in Center, Street and Riggs Markets. had an
attack Of measles early last spring. but during
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-21

The wonderful success Of Mime. RUPERT in Washing
ton is mainly due to the merit of her World renowned
Face Bleach There are but few prominent ladies in
Washington who have not heard of this eminent spe
cialist Many hundreds can attribute their perfec,
compilations TO the wonderful merit Of Nine A. Rup-
pert's World-renowned Face Bleach. This article,
which is not only b+necial but entirely harmless
not cosmetic but is perfect tonic for the skin
To be applied externally.
1t removes entirely tnot cover mp freckles. moth
and all traces of tan and sunbura. Ladies who have
returned from their summers outing will ind n
almost necessity. Ladies especially requested &c
call during the week and will receive free copy OF
Mime. Rupperts famous book. How TO Be Beauti-
ful." Face Bleach sells 60 per bottle and can be
sent to any Of the world in plain wrapper free
from observation. Those who cannot call will receive
book on receipt Of &c. postage.
NINE. A RUPERT
93s st. NV.
seis-stf WASHINGTON. DC.
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II ATcLIFFE. DARR a CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
n ATCLTFfE. DARK q CO.. Aacooassrz

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL EsTAI .
II GEORGE I9NN, D; G BLING THE TMe-
2s22 STREET.
By virtue q deed Of trust given to us and dul v
recorded in lber lb4s at folio ass SEQ Of
land records Tor the District of Columbia and
request OF the party secured thereby the undesxpd
trustees will sell By uublic suction, in
premises. on THuRsDAY, DECEMBER THIRD,
A. ID. 1871. AT QUARTER PAST FOUh O'CLOl Il
r. NJ, the following Described land and preInsss
situate In the city of GeoreetOwn, District n
Columbia. and designated as the eaasfn
twenty (lO) feet front Con Bean 81 D
OF lot one hundred and twenty ll.su IN besll's
d1ton 10 Georgetown. District Of Columbia. and
ming OF the same width back 10 dspth II hundred
and twenty feet. the same beink bounded the
10 the depth of ninety 900 feet by tl0) alle
icing tile same property conveyed by benjamin \
Daley by deed dated May 4. 1872. and recorded 70
lsbeI sUs. folio 3d. &c. Of the land records q
the District OF Columbia. together with all and
lar the improvements. ways. easements. rigfIts
PRIVILEGES and appurtenances TO the beong1Ilg
or in any wise apJrerta ming.
Terms Of sale: One-fhird cash. balance in one slSd
two years. with interest AZ the Of per
hnnunl. payable semi annually. and secured by desd
OF trust the sold. all cash. the Option
Of the purchaser deposit Of 500 required al the
time Of sale. Terms 20 be complied with nfteen day
otherwise the trustees the rxt resell
risk and cost OF the deisufinE purchaser after i've
days advertisement All cOnveyanctns recordin<,
&c. At the cost of the purchaser
noel M. Il. MhNdeeuE. Trustees.
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FORAKER COMING BACK HERE.

Foraker passed through here on his way
home from the east this week, but did not stop
of, Mr.. Kurtz being the only person with
whom he consulted. He returns to Washing
ton Sunday and will appear before the national
republican committee in behalf Of Cincinnati
as the place for holding the national republican
convention hext year.
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THE BATHING BEACH.
Superintendent Stevens Submits . Plan to
the Commissioners.

HOW HE PROPOSES TO MAKE THE BEACH ENTIRELY
sAFE-THREE ENCLOSED POOLS OF AMPLE SIZE
PRoPosED-REsULrs OF HIS STUDY OF THE
sITUATIoS-THE PROBLEMS Considered.
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RI.

Pico's Rcnecy for Cstarrh L tbs
rs-f, Ens.e5. TO IRE. and caeapess
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Sold By drugzxts ~ sses ~ eaaA.
50. Z :. Hxxeltipe Warren. Pa
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DEAD FROM FRIGHT.
a Sober Quaker's Little Joke and Its Disas-
trOus Result.

From the Philadelphie Press
There is a white-haired old Friend living in
Chester county whose face wears an expression
of deep sorrow that seems craven there.
Friends who have known him for TWENTY-FIVE
years have the frat smile to see on his broad,
furrowed face. He is wonderfully benevo-
lent and kindly old Quaker. especially to the
colored people. who come TO him from miles
around for counsel and assistance.
There is u shadow on the old mans life, Of
which few o: his friends have any idea 1t was
cast way back in the war times. His home had
been a station on the underground railway. -
and TO his home one bleak night came a bright
eyed, ebony-skinned little runaway of about
fourteen years. He was such a qnick-witted,
clipper little chap that the kind hearted Quaker
concluded TO keep him to run errands and do
chores about the farm, especially as he pleaded
so hard to be allowed to stay. II was not long.
however. before he developed into the most in
eorrigibly mischievous little ''darky'' that ever
came ont of slavery.
Headings, lectures and scoldngs had no
mere effect on MIN than the whistinR of the
wind through the trees. A good birch switch
would hold him in check for an hour or two.
but his reformation would disappear with the
sting One day the Quaker went on a railway
journey and took the little colored lad with
him. On the road was a long tunnel and before
they reached il il occurred to the Friend that
Its terrors might be utilized in bringing about
a reformation in the black bundle OF mischief
beside him. SO he said:
Cesar. have tried to befriend thee and
you give me only disobedience and trouble in
return. Ingratitude IL black sin and now
fear thee must answer for IL"
just before they reached the tunnel he rose
and said gravely: Caesar, leave thee to thy
punishment"
The train dashed into the blackneas of the
tunnel with n shrek from the locomotive like a
triumphant fend, and when il emerged into
the light Cesar was lying in a heap on the
floor between the seats. They picked him up
tenderly.
The misehievous little darky WINS deal
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WOMEN FORGET THINGS.
All Kind. Of Articles Are Left I'm safe-De-
posit Vaults.

There are great many women in this city,
says a writer in the New York Tines. who have
boxes in safe-dcposit vaults They keep gov
ernment bonds. mortgages. jewelry. silver
ware aud cash under lock and KEY. At most ~
the uptown safe-deposit vaults women are the
most frequent visitors. and their visits are
often marked by some amusing instances u
Observation-Disclosures.
John X. Van Wormer. the manager ~ the
Lincoln Safe Deposit Company. remarked the
other day that occasionally he would hsve
Large and varied accumulation Of article. left
in the vaults snintentionally by women clients.
While the wolea very careful of their val
uables ana seldom forget TO lock their boxes
they frequently go away leaving handker-
chief. an umbrella, a small parcel. and some
times a purse lying on shelf or a chair. such
things are always called for, however. said Mr.
Van Wormer. They may remain here day
or two. but they are invariably restored 20 their
owners"
One afternoon woman left package of let
ters, in dainty envelopes. all ready ."r mailing.
i'm one of the vault compartments. A. she did
not return Tor them before the close Of business
hours they were slipped into one Of Uncle sam :
letter boxes. The next day she called. IN a great
state OF mind, for her package OF letters. and
she was greatly relieved when informed that
they had been mailed.
A woman who has a box in the Mercantile
Safe Deposit Company i'm the Equitable build
ing went there one day with her pet skye. The
dog refused to remain alone in the carriage,
and she took IL with her into the vaults
There the little animal became so frlsky that
abe tied it TO the leg of a chair and proceeded
10 look over some papers IN her treasure box
So engrossed did she become in the papers that
she forgot about the dog. which meanwhile goe
tired and fell into duze under the chair -
which he attached.
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THE ARCHBISHOP AND THE DRUMMER.
How Commercial Traveller Was Quieted ny
Prelate.

How Commercial Traveller Was Quieted nv
. Prelate.
In one shape or another q somewhat simiIar
story has been wandering about for a genera.
ton, but the real incident is not by any means
well known. 1t was in the old DAYS when travel
ing by stage coach was more common than il in
at present that the then archbishop of Paris.
Monsigneur Affre. voyaging 10 q nearby parish
took place in a diligence in company with a
number Of gentlemen of different social
stations. Among the group was a young
drummer for business house who. like his
successors OF later era, was ever on the look
out for good story in his own mind and practi-
cal joke. The clerical standing Of the arch
bishop did not exempt him even from attempts
at banter or witticism. but with the considera-
ton he thought due to the company present he
passed the youngsters efforts over with merely
an indulgent smile. Waxing holder by this a,-
parent immunity the young traveller at last
went beyond all bounds of proper respect.
Tan you tell me. your grace" he asked,
bishop and an ass?'
The reverend gentleman, with his CUSTOMARY
courtly manner and without the least appear
ance OF onense or resentment, replied that he
''Becanse," replied this clown in his own little
circus, the one bears Icross on his breast and
the other on his back"
The seily. such Is il was, was met BY the most
frigfd silence by all the passengers save the
archbishop, who smilingiy inquired:
NOW, " my turn, I'd like You to tell ms the
difference between Q Commercial traveller and
an ASST
A. though IL were q mystery % deep a. the
sphinx the young wit pondsred for some time
and then gave IL up
Il don't zee II, "-he confessed.
Neither do l." replied IL srchbishop, sther,
isn't any,"
ing Of horses
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Mamma-"Mercy me! Don't take 90 much
candy" Little Dot-"Bu. you said 1 could
have some candy for taking that medicine '
'Of course, but so much will make you sick
again well, then l can take some more
medicine and have some more candy, can't r.
Street. d Smiths Good Ne,cs.
How are the mighty fallen Bridget Ito lady
OF the house AKIN yure pardon, mum. but
might be ahfter askin' p'what thin things il
in the picture?'
Mistress-"Certainly. Those are Raphaers
Cherubs.''
Bridget-'Indadei an thin we was both
wrong. says. they was twins but Nora
would 'av it they was bats. - The Nasevtsuy
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My A Few YEARS

ANA<A n bV IhAtD
ago the bottoms of the
great seas Of the world
were unknown and IN
explored. and the abys-
ses beneath their waters
remained unfathomed.
Such sonndings as were
attempted were made
with ropes and crude
apparatus. and away
from the shadows mo
bottom" was the record
upon the charts. 1t
remained for the inge-
nuity Of this genera
ton Of mankind to map
out the deeps. with
their mountains. val
leys and even streams.
The mighty caves of
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nude in art"
snesre...'Yee The people Of Philadelphia
are behind the times."
20 Tar back g Eden
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Oh, gas may escape and gas may burst,
And vanish in noise and flame:
But the meters hand. in its quiet way,
Goes travelling onward day by day,
And gets there Just the same. -
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Young America 10 Pract icai.

From the Lewiston Journal
A Lewiston father took his bright-eyed boy
Of ten years to see tine shell mounds at Damar-
iscotta few days ago and endesvored 20 Inn
press Q lesson on the youngster
MY son." said he, ''see how orderly these
Indians were. They piled all their shells up
in heap in this one place instead of leaving
them around loose"
Pa" said the youthful auditor. after 3 fec
moments reflection, Il guess know why they
did it,
well, why2''
because guess the Indians went bare
footed and they were afraid the shells would
cut their toes il they left EN- scattered over the
groundg"
Young. America is nothing IL not practical
and he thinks for himself
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Written for The Evening Star
FOR EASTER BRIDES
Becoming R~df-rn Costumes Suitable s.r :.
spring Wedding.

spring Wedding.
The coming Easter is likely 10 see an unusual
number Of weddings. for American maiden.
are beginning to follow the example 81 their
cousins across the water and mate a, the sam.
time as the birds. II is said. Happy is the
bride that the sun shines on. and II there IL
any truth in the old saving. Easter brides ar.
certainly more likely to bc happy than tho--
who marry in cold winter
The fashionable modistes are hard 81 Work nov
making the various costumes that are 20 lend
their charms O. enhance those 81 the hlushing
brides. one pretty dress Redeem is making II
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ON THE OCEANS FLOOR
Mysteries Of Depths Unfathomed
Until by Recent Soundings.
WHAT THE BOTTOM Is LIKE.

A Journey Under the Sea From San Fran
cisco to New York-A World Viewed From
Beneath the waters-Frightful Fishes That
Haunt the Ocean Abysses-Deep Sea Mount
aims and Valleys.
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CROCODILEs AND ALLIGAToRs.
What Science Knows About Them-some
Popular Misconcepsions Exploded.

hkpso<seo.
+ ALL THE MANY
kinds Of crocodiles.
said q scientist con-
nected with the Smith
sonisn Institution 10 q
STAR reporter. there
are only two really dan
gerous man-eating vari-
eties-both of them be-
longing to Asia, over
which continent they
are widely distributed.
They are brsckish water
saurians. inhabiting the
rivers near the sea, and
they sometimes grow to
be as much as eighteen
feet in length. One
reason why they are 50
dangerous is that they
are given TO hiding,
never doing more than
to poke a. nose and an
eye above water. so thai
one might live for some
time alongside a pool
Infested with them and
vet not suspect their
presence. The worst Of
all croco,iiles are of the
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See, Adolph, that is your tailor sitting over
there"
IL beg OF you don't look that way. then CT
he will recognize u.s..
And why notS Aren't you all right with
him.
"Hm-yes, but he owes me & receipt ~. too
suits. "-Fheynae Batter
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The dresses for the four pretty maids who
will support the fair bride are also of Redfern
design. and are Of old blue LRchmi cashmere
braided and trimmed with white and blue cords.
The front of the bodice and paniers Of soft
blue bengaline. spotted with white. The very
becoming hat is Of white silk with pleated
front and finish at the back of blue ostrich
feathers
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ACROSS THE INDIAN ocrA,

In the course Of journey across the Indian
ocean you are not likely to come across any
thing different from what you have already