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Obituary Notes.

JAMES LLOYD FULLER. brother of the famous
Margaret Fuller Countess Ossoi, died in the in
sane ASYLUM at Worcester, Mass, aged 65. He was
the last of the sons Of that noted family.
E. s. DURHAM, a veteran journalist. for many
years editor of the New Castle Coura't' and at one
limo engaged in newspaper work here, died Fri-
dsy of heart disease In u Philadelphta hospital
whore he went for treatment ~
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
Mack Brinson, Centenarian.

The Oldest man in Bib county, if not In
the state of Georgia died at Rolf Home recently.
His name was Mack Brinson and he was a negro,
claiming to be Ill years old He became totally
hind but his mental faculties remained clear untf
The last Old Mack was brought to the home from
Pntiand district about a year ago. The old man
has supported himself for nearly 90 years, but the
ioss of sight made him object of charity. Brin-
SON Often declared that he remembered many IN
cidents of the Revolutionary War, and that he had
once carried water for General George Washing
TOMS horses He certainly very old negro
and nobody took the trouble to contradict his
statements.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13

LET us hope that when Secretary Rusk
goes off on his vacation he will leave his de-
partmert under management that will see
his programme of good Republican weather
rigidly carried out.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13

THE information from Uncle Jerry Rusk
that he will spend his vacation ''among
Grand Army Post and State agricultural
fairs" will render it necessary for the Har-
rison encourage to call for a fresh supply of
loyalty" from Uncle Jerry.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
which no Amesbury education can be
deemed complete?

As regards Mr.. Blalne's health, the most
indisputable fact is that the question of the
great Secretary's physical strength has
vital importance in determining the life of
a large number of exotic and adventitious.
booms.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13

1t was hard on Phoebe Cousins to lose
her suit.against the Lady Managers of the
Worlds Fair; but she has grounds for
claim of error when Judge Blodgett de-
cided her to be Il common clerk. Has she
not offered fndisputable evidence that she
is the uncommonest kind of clerk2
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
1t Doesn't Work Both Ways.

st. Louis Gobe-Democrat.1
If electrocution is such an easy and pain
less form of death-euthanasia, in fact
why can't the murderers be induced to use
it on their victims as substitute for the
knife, the pistol, the ak and the bludgeon?
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Pattison Bears Watching.

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.l
1t is remarked incidentally that Governor
Pattison, of Pennsylvania, is another young
fellow that Mr. Cleveland would do well to
watch in connection with Presidential candi-
dacy possibilities.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
Their Name Is Legion.

New York Tribune.l
The numbers of Mr.. Lincoln's confidential
advisers" is apparently equalled only by the
number of George Washington's nurses.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13

THE question is assuming national and
imperative importance, whether the United
States Government has got the Itata, or the
Itata has got the United States Govern
ment,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
Peffer's Task One Point Lighter.

Detroit Free Press
Senator PETER has announced that he will
visit every State in the Union before next
winter, but since they have had a very de-
structive cyclone in Mississippi he will
probably deem it unnecessary for him to go
there
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13

THE grasshoppers are doing their best to
destroy the Western wheat crops, or the
crop liar is doing it in place of the grass
hoppers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13
The Windy CIty's Latest Taunt

Chicago News.1
Miss Phoebe Couzins has not yet tasted
the dregs of defeat. She has not yet re-
turned to st. Louis.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13

Mr.. SAMUEL GoMPERs is taking occasion
TO express his opinion that it is not going to
be much of a shower after all.
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Sweetness DoubIy Distilled.

Chicago Inter-Ocean.1
They are talking of using molasses as fuel
in Louisiana. Itwould be appropriate for
the parlor fire Sunday evenings.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13

And, faults or no faults, that is something to
be thankful for. Any way, the holy father
applying himself to the study of this most
serious of all present questions, sets us all
a most excellent example.
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Chicago Can't Have the Earth.

Somerville Journal.l
1t is not true that they are going to bring
over the largest pyramid and set it up in
Chicago before the opening of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition.
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TIsE DAILY DISPATCH is delivered by carriers at
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-11

tiful; that the views from the terrace arc
more than Scapolitan in their soft lowell
ness; aud that tho drive from Nice along
the Coruicc road AND through Villeiganche,
Bcaul!au, Bochobrune and Monaco Is almost
uucquacd IN Its bright picturesqucress.
Tho hotels q Monte Carlo, to those who
know how to choose their domicile, arc not
more expensive than those OF Nice; the res
ideut doctors arc skilled and moderate in
their terms and, II the population be not
ABOUT the happICst to be found on tho con-
tncut, the blame assurodly does not lie ut
the door either OF tho paternal Grlmaldl or
tho moro than paternnl BanqEc de Monaco
The Ioungasqucs pas no takes, arc subject
10 no caEscripiion, enjoy the advantages OF
excellent paving, nghtiug, drainage and
sanitation, aud run no risk of being injured
In poe kcl through tho viclnityOf The Casino,
seeing that paternal government does not
allow tho natives Of the principally TO play
NJ tho tables, Health seekers, again, arc
arriving at the conclusion that tho climate
of Monte Carlo Is in winter warmer
and more staple than that OF Nice;
thdt tho outthroat ''mistral' rarely
careers over the bay Of La Con
damme; aul that the little town is alto
gctheio moro shelterea than the great
blazing, windy, dusty, Mediterranean
NaANtAuE lthtNs iA'At Ah.4hf 'N' pff'pH'
in really delicate health, the amenily Of
Mcntouc is easily accessible; aud beyond
tho Rivera ants Italian section, opens up u
whole chain Of delightful winter resorts be-
,wccuNentimig.il aud Sayona, which, twenty
years ago, were never heard Of in England.
San RoRo, Bori!ghcra, Alasslo and
"a score more pretty and genial hca-
side hamloi, have now their rcgu-
lar complement OF wealthy patrons
froGi England and tho States, and every
season spacious, elegant ard clean hotels
aud pensions continue 10 spring up, su.
persr,ling the artistic aud pretty little
''osierio" End 'ineaHdo' OF the past. Have
the roulette and tFcnic-"tquaFante tables
Of MUnic Carlo been exclusively, or even
principally, insirumeniIl IN bringing TO
lhrsc smiling shores 30 many thousands OF
AHs.B. Saxon pl-rsms, or Is /, that tho
rrEr cause of tho amazing popularity Of
the RIVER. il IL accessibility from En'
g.audi pniy thirty hours travelling, IN
c.4uiHs tic steamboat journey from Dover
% Calais, wl.!upw enable the yairiud.usfign
or Ito p.essgrc seokrr to exchange tho
smoke, the (, =, tho sleo,, the raw daiap or
ths b rsrlHs. cold { u i.Jad0n w.E;er for the
I4,s.s, i4F s.Eius HId prlrlly lesr, the
ufaHEes aHl olives aud almond blossoms,
ta1 tige SKY gnJ bright sun Of tho Riviera
islt - b. wondered a., then, iha, princes,
Teefs, Politicians. I-'0pis In society and poa-
pc lgt 81 society, that all sorts gEh cunil-
l..ls - tarn AHh women who can pat
uHuFF To- heir purses, arc Hooking 10 tho
Riviera, Notwithstanding ~" potential
~. Etduess 81 MaaIo Carlo EHi ia gam
bling raJara
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Alt ABOUT unowHa


tss sa'ss' srrrs fF-as vice., ,;s- N.v.ss
sHais. a1tsH - - NFv si.ss..
ailszir t'ga~ isaio ~ isFrIcyaa-
lido 81 p";asA Lai a,lssiu I'D
AH.iine br4Hn. fHag1 - by irpshior.
ain 81 aa.i.ne and snl..as b'pr,
Aniwyrp hEuaa. HEio b. asphal,usa
and iryins oil.
AsrhN tE5un. a eoai.,as color used
In dy~iue.
E.sus * hsnzn. ssras az leather
sroau. Il crai,tsr .1loa
Caledonia hsu=u. native earth of
Easlsul. ugarae gussct bsb.r.
,A1s!ia hFpuu. another aaHsu inr
hlsElarFs trpsa
Carfasa brown. y bog Garth found
s;carFagh. Ireland.
Csssei tEpgH. q very dssl. srni.
'rat sparrHi. Fet'4ssh hgsr n.
thcstUg. bn1vn. almost maroon.
Cinnamon braea. sam1 a. bismarck
brown
Past brown. q epsi-ssr tyr.
.rslosa bruvr. grcsu ty reflected
light l; is bToWa. crysiaI.irr esf.ss.
made from roiss slgsi gyau.do and
pirric artL.
Havana brous. used 10 ~ Glrc
wool brown eu ors fast - the ,istL
Ivory hrpun. tHa's from livery and
Resembles trHr brpun.
leather ivrFH wsd from pSrnn',
suiphur.c aHl Hi.r.c acid IL j. u.pd
IN dyrins leather
Madicr brown, derived from cate.
chic
manganese brown. need for cp,ian.
male from snaugnasus eb.sriir uud
soda.
Mas brovH, an ari;d riAl orhgr.
Manchester Frss-. 30 9 .agH.. brown.
FEcHgl hrnas. e I-ritur Lruuu.
t'tl7a's1 Dr. an. su uFaaEs brown
like burned aierHss
Purple tzgWu. a maroon oxide OF
iron.
Essurc!n brown. a dye made from
rcsorcin.
spanish brown. used TO color NOR.
tar.
Spirit brown. reachvoad. log.
uUud nai 7lfm dyc.
Vpadysa DrCwu. o species of pea, Of
rCti'ii ll.hFNsI color
Ngrra. brown. a caiciusI earth.
rs,liish-tTua q. used in oil painting. -
Journal Of E..4rliiun.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-04-11
pEAE.mu1E EDUCATION.
The Modern system oi Teaching tho
Spe.oiirss tho Art of speaking.

Tho Modern System oi Teaching tho
spe.oi.irss tho Art OF speaking.
A modern theory. through which
the condition of deai-mutes has been
wonderfully changed. acts upon tho
suppositlon that such afflicted persons
are muto only because they are deaf.
There is no defect in tho vocal organs,
but the fact that no sounds can be
heard led to the supposition that they
can not be initiated. Science. how
ever. has n, last succeeded in remcdying
SO serious n difficulty. Speech is ac-
compllshed both by the motion OF the
lips and vibration OF tho throat
Sight will give us Intelligence in re-
gard to tho first. and touch should
supply knowledge o, the second.
In beginning to teach deai.mutos
the art Of speech. they arc first placed
before n mirror. and taught to form
with their lips the dliTorent vowel
sounds used in speaking. But this Is
not all. Sounds are produced not
only by the lips. bu, by the in ynS,
tho vibration OF which Is strongest in
tho region known as the adams
apple" Tho pupil places his finger
upon his masters throat while that
vibration Is going on. and thon, touch
Ing his own. strives to initiate it
Then. when he is in possession OF
these elements OF speech. he has only
10 combine them In order to produce
syliablcs. word, and phrases
Tho course OF instruction l. not.
however. n very rapid one. since u
series OF exercises known ~ the pre-
pugnicry period has first to bo ae-
c0mplishcd. I, Is al interesting fac,
that. before lca'n!ug To speak. the
lungl, !arynx. tongue. lips and eyes
huya 10 DO 10 exercised ~ 20 DO In
state Of rcailGrs. To operate.
Eech Inspiration DRAW into tho lungs
ma average OF thirty cubic inches OF
mir. but In speaking. u; loast ono hun
drnd and ,Eouty cI.lc lnehes nra used.
Tho doaf-muio must. Of course 10
taught 10 .nhalo sufficient quantity
Of mir. nnd 10 regulate respiration.
Otherwise his slr supply wop,i fall.
and his specch become le KS sad disa.
Gr,rat!a.
II the lErynx also wera no. given
prai' aiHury exercise. tho spoken word
mlgt. b. tcsb.o or ditc1rlan,. while
IL tongue. uEasrnt'umei To any work
buI .ia. Of managing ;ho food. mus,
lCara tc accommodate Itself 10 t. ,l.t-
.ereaI Sc; Of mrlrus
Tho lips 4. fsatsutes aru always
lar lcss Eappl' ih-a ,hnss o; porsoas
a6rusiiy ~ FrIsF,i. and consequently
require ryrt1maiie exercise. Tiia syps
do no: need 10 ss saugh. Eeouros.. n,
taey have q. E-gs b1lI "a tho va;gh
iosrprly lni.rs s'ioH usually iurnithcI
by hvaF.ss; bu; shpy are taught to Mt
tain greater poser Of hFrdnsss. ghal
tho agisniiTn may h. concentrated
without diversion ugoa tho .lPs OF Aay
person speaking.
Il has hsrs assgrscl ,ha, ,h"sansr Of
,at'cls IL iges do .rHir n iha GaaI.mI,s
lhas In OtLsr si.llF aal ihi5. a'to.
dnmafd7 sPsulaI cEfEc,sa Youths
Companion.
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:YT.@so ron a waoss.
i assissy Mas si..i. slew f,.s.. s-.ii
iiassss L. WI. = tsst.

y beard tic other ,iay a good s;nF5
hitch ms iufugsuan, t.,ihsFsa u Ia
Hss,- writes tho '',ian Al-aa; Town
q ihr New N"sk STAR. II Fivc !, s1F
last Il T. iFuTthi 4 youns man ai.pa'
rsa masL,' n is~, - tlTr hutsslgssi ,lniinFg
'.lst h. sEsihi rlsi, = nusai-rr Il fashion
l3c resrfslpFs "n single afiSrS,nag
!. rsHFg 81 uFr hunsirvsl dollars WuFsl
ri iiFE Tsarrs Arrp''ilb' :" ,tsr iefsa
e il.r ivi - was ~, g. Wait aHg
ONO uiargc h. was known, lie fargs
IF Hi'asi utt a itss II rserrrstdHs fF.l
essigt g. rarrf. called q s1b atsai atAsi IS
90 hts r#s9ia'15y -spesiiit1n. As ias
s ftsac be- was sh1u; So take g.
.'ssr 5Buuuirsl trrsst fr1sH the tsflf
re saiHfsFp1u Nli~n nn application ~
lis' te'st rrst iprvsi him aha; ;tssr artisis
Hs 10; wprth tile risk. Ascnriirrit
7 drupfvsi the brush anil crrscutrti
rIs1yglf with srnsr nsirr article IL
r,slirli ihrvys pr four piarssas aStsi at orch
iHs''s snutcthin- II vaturs Finally. its'
st'Ur lr0 isa,i slipFssi several spoons Int
Hi, pocket AZ usse plao,'. bi- nan with
q heavy tBHs'arhr saii 81 him 'lIavs
Fssi every 'hins ypu wan,Y'
Affecting ~ understand the nsisrr g.
V'Tr a. ,hr rasablys. h. - sisr ,srs mn,
'wrnsl 'Nss. thank yuu8 III ~. cat
aHy thing fnarg' whTH ihr yuurF
1an irii i,5e it15tsg his vu,vs,ir 5,cf. w'.o
s1as q HzisgsisC. sav hiin SIT into ~
'a'' anil h-ari iir iHsirl, tirsi,s given e.
ihs driver Whrs ilic maker ot tho i.rt
nsriv~l - t'sr most l1usr b. went
i.g7 'ls iursrwlu 7ri Promptly iss4.as
Isa.'5atinr silrpF. lius IN tisr iitis;
isis do detective rtaFre-ri from ttsslis
''e is'i sni attempted Co. ars-t 81
lurT,eFci shiaf she latter. ls,sJss-
lFiHr 1u SSH q. shpak ~ iite ,ir'es
irr, iriFTvi him ur. anil ,yJsru iltd-s {.
t'-" lt1rsa rsarfs,I tilr ssrnr suc,ses'..
IN r'-.saiiiHE- rtCFy unr tba, ,lit Il
iiF" WIS 'te guilty man. IIis rr
uIiH'~s'. the yuuuf man has 5i9,
sT. a.t up his plun,icr in Yas
-tl "a e. fits -trucrs ari a-af ...s
~ -r iH151r D. mcsssn -f 'r-
,lH'. bei g. deliver his r-tas.-s- s.
a7 7.t So pugs;hn% TbH auslsaiad
fr1as man wun ihc tset au,i Cseap,,l ar
49,
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five sf.d r.l.f,i a8r gsF u ra.as d.I s
i'l a. .s uflt"fs = W OFF, is Or .
having tested IT, wpni ui rHfAiit,
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IL ur'. "E Its s1. with Iri lir.ati.rs
Ter rf' parting 4fiti Bsin.. Seat ht mt
Us i.'l'in ssius y tiil stamp. nsu iuz t'ls
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Sc precisely t'vsj,s o'clock Crcry duy
t.. Naval ui'rr vafFry g.; Washi1-ton
& 'rctirlr ailgyvr she rpuuiry
ti.' tn s-eai sli'y IT tits Western tai,u
CIV iu uIr T'1u vhcrv the computation
aze m1'iH. a-i just thrsc ani half
minute hwt"rs Tuun. operating ctaags
III Hi.-rgph uEircs all over ;iic CpuH,ry.
e. Wst Ices aud incouvcnicncc sgnic.
Niaos. The Uiryss arr then put in yin.
hTuiscn rsnncetisn with Washington.
\ note If warning IA sent in a,itancc.
and ~ The .ceuud when the observer
n"tCs t'Ic passage II the sun over the
savcn'y-Gith meridian. the electric cur.
rsui flashes the news all over the conn.
try. aud thousands Of clocks seven
Thousand in New York City alone. IL is
sahl-arr daily regulated b. this record
u solar time.
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MEEl[ER HERALD.
AN AZTEC SACRIFICE.
s,eeiinsn seem. In Mexico In the u. 81
tho I,ntesumNs.

s,eclinen Scene In Mexico In tho ID - o.
the IontesumHs.
Tifty-two years constituted the A.tc'
cvclr, says the Detroit Free Press. Il
t'la cycle was added complement @.
thirtccn days, intended to make Z"
gnlar and civil years agree. 1t wa5 be
iievcd that thc world would come = az
end On the Last night Of u cycle, nne
that the gods, II mrrcifui, would lig'
their fires on the distant mountain,
tho world did not come q nn cul t1i
Nztccs congratulated themselves that
would survive another cycle, aud 10
thirteen complementary days wsF'
pas5ed with feasts, sacrifices and bsc
ehannls.
Ia the temple Of Iiuitzilipochtli thcrf
was 10 be- n gladin,orial combat, wiiHi
was nothing less than sacrifice. M
siy ministers OF the ceremony were ~
hnud Topiltkin, the chief among thctl
clad In crimson vcstmcnt, with 8
crown Of vari-colorcd feathers, was per
forming the duties that preceded - sae-
riii,c 10 the god, and tn. others, VIII
white robes borlcred with black, thclI
Eases hitlcpus with sombcr piginen: an.
mouths painted white, assisted him. 4
crowd filled the stone walls OF the tenn
plc to witness the spectacle surginc
with impa,iencc about the tcnalcatl toI
round stone platform, eight feet high
where the combat was la take place.
Thc victim, a prisoner Of war, Is
brought in. Armed with only n shor,
SPEAR aud shield, he H. placed upon the
i-nIulcatl, tied by one foot and eon-
fglutrl by an Aztec warrior, fnliy
r1acd. The IA, no4;rils Of the victim
~ az ,ruy.cd, his black eyes burn with
desperation; his cnnrrc, black hair
t-arfirB about his face, and his thick
prrplr llpf quivcr as he views the we'll
armed colder i-,flrr him.
At word they fall Ia the fray. Ths
H!seara clash, aud they fight like d.
.aaus-the victim with the desperation
~ eeFtain tlrnih. the soldier Ia uphold
all vs i3r among his comrades.
srdiraly, realizing hpw unequal III
mt :. aud tina, hls fats h sealed
r.aa'av-r tho outcome II that battle
Re, pri uner throws away his shield
al ,g,sF aud presents hls brcas, 10
lIr soldiers weapon. \ pause. Z
Sow, aud tho victim falls heavily Ia the
trHr,
las iricc the priests. with tnrnsig'd
gt,. and hair streaming about ihrii
.mlnlsral tarrs, arr upon tho trmai
~. anl have inrn- the slyin. man 10
.'s.'. % Fr'rn jasper. IN Whnss' cnnVcs
riar t!ry throw him. This Is thu
scFiIrili stone. ani 'rnrll,sin who nuv
'. tho nHtn. Il the if,-i L. WHOM Il.
dH7ss, 1i-cus III" bncasi Of hla vie
..Ht. trar4 nlfi hls hear; and Offer 4
-'iii laiHltntins. 81 the hua.
Then she bir-,ilhs trophy Il PLACED e.
's- hollow tu1u,h Il ,ltr hini Il Halt
ii1nrhlii. uni The illss Of the aiatuC
-,abrl With b,1.si. III. dad man I
.I..Iisa,r't tui his iscai Deposited ~
gle Talmps'ii. an "esHary Vh-rc til
#'flls - aacFiil'~,i prisoners us war arr
Into the walls. tho soldier ciaim ,hl
IL sar his own. anil 's.ars Il away f1r
'A, ,icir,ia'lan 81, himself afsi his Etis
Ltrits9aa sisii sssarasirs-
Tli- Nzi,ss annals tina; ensar down L.
81. ar- siu,,rsi viii. sernsvs like ,hta-
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An Eslr4vas.n, Child.

Woman 60 ta-l iiss Fidc los, his
coiiatf Well. fi5p siisl have another
collar. so H. rhal'. cad to-day. too
Nurse CeBsarinsi -M-a D,C ,u.,ry.
little G-ucic reeds soms usv shoes
very Durh.
Wpmsn-Fcr lands sake, stat child
will have ~ stay in tho huuss !
can't buy shnss isr her cycrv sis
moths Judge
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MFEEEE rruI".E-Ensd uNrr'e'rs - ~
rr.of Sc. T. ~ PJlr'rg. ui.rrigt 80. 2, Asitg
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Ubanghi ssysros WHO fstt-n Slaves fos
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Ing them mp Ike animals destined for
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his tasl; ha hastens 10 tell his country
men rll nbou, tho ,orrlblc things
which he has been In his travels,
The 'fai,cnlng parks or puddoclss
are. no says. toh b. seen In each village
snd contaln ncn and women vEo have
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