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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-07-14

For rates, maps, time tables or SPECIAL in
formation, apply to agent northern Pacific
Railroad. or Chas s. Fee, Gen. Pass. and
Ticket Agent, st. Paul, Minn.s
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
st. Paul Union Stock Yards

SOUTH ST. PAUL, July IL. 1892.
HOGS-5c higher.
CATTLE-Good fat fattle are scarce and
in demand. Prime steers, $3.750425; good
steers, S3.25G375; prime cows, S2.7593.25;
good COWS, $2.2502.75; common to fair COWS,
$l.2502.UO; light veal calves, $25003.5'; heavy
calves, $17502.25; stockers S2.0JO2.50; feed
ers, $2.AOO2.75; bulls, stays and oxen, $l.25@
$50
SHEEP = Steady. Muttons, $35O@4.50
lambs, $3.0005.UO; stockers and feeders, $s.G
@3.50.
Receipts: Hogs, 1,5OO; cattle. $40; calves, 45
sheep, 200.
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THROUGH TICKETS

Are sold at all coupon offices of the Northern
Pacific Railroad to points North. East South
and West. to the United States and Canada
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THE POPULAR LINE.

Daily Express Trains carry elegant Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars. Day Coaches, Pull
man Tourist Sleepers aed Free Colonist Sleep
ting Cars
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Enterprising Young Man: True Co. instructed
and started worked steadily and made money faster
than expected became able buy island and build
small hotel If don't succeed at that will go
work again at the business in which made money
True a. Co.: Shall We instruct and start you readeri
If do and IL you work ndustrously will in due
time be able buy island and build hotel il You wish
to. Money be earned at new line of work, rap
Idly and honoraby by those of either young old
and In their own localities, wherever they live Any
do the work Easy learn We furnish everything No
the work This entirely lead brings wonderful
to worker Beginners earning from @26 to
$50 week and upwards and after little
rience We can furnish the
FREE. This age of marvellous things and here is
another great useful wealth giving wonder Great gains
will reward every industrious worker Wherever
and whatever doing want to know about this
wonderful work at once Delay much money lost
No space to explain here Snt will write to
TRUE a. CO., Box 400. Augusta, Maine.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MIHuedVOIIb UTHIHs
MINNEAPOLIS, June IL, 1892.
WHEAT-July opening, 7314c highest, 1890;
lowest, 7314c: closing, 7314c; August, opening,
7334c; highest, 73Nc; lowest 731ac; closing 1910;
September opening, 72234c; highest, 7211c; low
rst, 7234c; closing, 7234c; December, closing,
ti34c. On track-No. hard, 7Sc; No. North
ern, 761Sc; No. 2 Northern, 6SG71c.
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What is

Castoria Pitchers prescription for Infants
Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil.
1t is Pleasant guarantee is thirty years by
Millions Mothers CastOra destroys Worms and allays
feverishness CastOria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teethng troubles cures constipation and fatulency
Castoria assimates the food regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-.
tora is the Childrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
GRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

SnimGo AMI OniiWiiNAISs
Ravachol. the anarchist, has been exc
cuted at Paris.
Ed. O'Kelly, who killed Bob Ford at
Lake City, Colo, has been found guilty
of murder in the third degree.
AT Houston, Tex, a 16-year-old boy
named Baker has been sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life for the murder of
two Jewish peddlers. He and accom-
plice chopped their victims to pieces.
Ed O'Kelly, who killed Bob Ford at
Greed, Colo, and whose trial last week
resulted in verdict of murder in the
second degree, has been sentenced to the
penitentiary for life at hard labor. He
was Immediately taken to Canon City.
CASUALTIES.
James McMullin & CO.. big saw mill
at Minneapolis burned Saturday. Loss,
$4,000.
By the caving in of the roof in the
Berwind coal mine, near Trinidad, Colo,
George T. Lamb and Mic Caupet were
crushed to death.
Nitro-glycerine works near San Fran
cisco exploded Saturday, killing five
workmen and injuring number of
others. Buildings within radius of
several miles were badly damaged by
the shock
FOREIGN.
President Diaz, of Mexico, has been
reelected.
Dahomeyans burned the Catholic mis-
sion at Porto Novo. Six missionaries
and three nuns were cremated.
The French government has concluded
to ask the chambers for $4,000 francs
more for the Chicago worlds fair.
The Parnellites propose to petition
parliament against the sitting of Will
lam O'Brien and Timothy Healy as
from the city of Cork on the
grounds of clerical intimidation in their
election.
The town of Nicolosi, on the south
slope of Mount Etna, was considerably
damaged by an earthquake and eruption
of Mount Etna, which destroyed twelve
houses and turned large part of the
place into ruin.
An official telegram from Ha MOI,
capital of Tonquin, says that French
convoy fell into Chinese ambuscade
near Beele and that Commander Bou-
neau, Captain Scharpentein and one
men were killed and several
others wounded.
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Saved From the Grave.

NORTH WASHINGTON Iowa, Mch., 1891.
The wonderful discovery Of Pastor Koenig's
Nerve Tonic has evidently saved me from the
grave or An insane asylum; and and my kind
cid mother cannot thank you enough for the
happiness you have bestowed upon us, for which
We thank you many thousand times, and win
eomsmber you in our prayers.
VALENTINE RAPP.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
Dr.. G. G. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
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In Ets Worst Form /.

In Its Worst Form
BENTON, Laf. Co., Wis. Dec, 80.
Rsv J. @. Bergen vouches for the following:
James Rooney who Was suffering from st. Vitus
Dance in its worst form for about IA years was
treated by several physicians without effect
two bottles Of Pastor koenig's Nerve Tonic
cured him.
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"Castoria Is the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers illconsider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr.. j. +. KNCHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
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CastOria.

"Castoria IS SO we'll adapted to children that
I re commend it as superior to any prescriptia.
known to me-"
81. A. ARCHER, NJ. D..
iii So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. =,
"Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among ou:
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that tn.
merits of Castoria has won us to look With
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIspENsARY,
Boston, xasS
ALLEN c. SMITH. Pres,
urray Street, New York City.
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The Company, n Murray Street, Nev York City.
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PRESIDENTS CONDOLENCES
Extended the Queen and Uer Family
Through Secretary Biain. and 1inister
Lincoln.

Extended the Queen aud Ucr Family
Through Secretary Biain. and 1iuister
Lincoln.
WAsniNoroN. Jan 10. Sir Julian
Pauucefote, tho British minister. adj.
dressed note 90 Secretary Blaine
Thursday. In which he said:
1T IL my sorrowful duty 20 announce
60 you the lnmentable intelligence
(which have just received from the
marquis OF ,iaiisbury Of the death
rhursday morning NJ 'Snudriugham Of
his royal highncss the Duke OF Clarence
and Avondnle."
In replying 10 this note Secretary
Blaine said
81 have conveyed TO the president the
melancholy information you commnni-
cate In your note OF this date, OF tho
death OF his royal highness the duke Of
Clarence and Avondalc: and ] am d..
rcstcd by the president TO express the
sorrow with which he learns Of this sad
bereavement suffered by her majesty
and her family.
Iiy Geographic instruction sent
Thursday. the minister OF the United
States has been directed 90 make a
suitable communication of the prcsi.
dents deep regret aud sincere condo
lcnce.
The following is the text Of the cable
message sent 10 Minister Lincoln. at
London:
Lincoln. Minister. London Express
deep regret and sincere coincidence OF
tho president by reason Of tho lament
ed death OF the duke Of Clarence and
Avondalc. BLAINE"
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WALES HEIR
And the Future King of Eng
land Dead.
All Great Britain Is Plunged In the
Deepest Sorrow.
Fiaws NJ naif-Msss ~ windsor Castle ssd
sh~ orest He'll OF ~. raul r.tis
Forth the sad N~ws 10
Waiting city.

LONDON Jan Is The prince OF
Wales eldest .on. Albert Victor. Duke
OF Clarence and Avondaic. brcathcd his
last shcrtly aftcrp o'clock Thursdny
morning He was unconscious all
night and no hope Of his recovery wa.
felt after o'clock. when he began
sinking rapidly. An England Ia plunged
In gloom. The princess Of Wales. no
has been watching constantly at her
son's bedside. IL utterly FRUSTRATED, aud
grave fears arc entertained for her lifc
Queen Victoria wns Immediately moth
fed nj Osborne Of the death OF her
grandson. She nj once tsiegraphcd to
the prince and princess Of Wales her
dccp grief and heartfelt share In their
los>
~ II o'clock tho mayor 81 London rc-
ceived n dispatch from the prince and
princess OF Wales. IL only said, al
p;so this morning our beloved sou pass
ed away"
The great bell Of 81 Psuls toilcd
forth to the waiting city. aud the nm.
nouncemcnt wns posted n, the Mansion
house The flags on the tower Of Lon
don and on the public building. wcrs
placed Mt half mast. while at Windsor
castle the haltmast fag nlso gave no.
ticc 10 the people of the royal borough
of thc calamity that had bcfallcn the
royal house
The news came like n shock upon the
people. Ne the early morning bniletin
had encouraged hope Of 70 better result
The news was posted at Marlborough
house, the London residence of tho
prince OF Wales, nj pgs. just 10 min
ut"s after the death 81 the duke.
The crowd In waiting. largely com.
posed OF working people. gave vent To
loud cxprcasions OF grief and OF pity and
loyalty for the queen. tho prince and
princess Of Wales aud princess May
The Pail Mall and adjoining streets
were throngcd.
a dispatch from sandringhnm says
that when the last moment came the
prince and princess Of Wales. the prince
and princess OF Teck and the princes.
Victoria Mary. commonly known as
the Princess May, the bctrothcd 81 the
dying prince, were grouped nj the
bedside
The princess May had passed sleep
less night but she bore herself with
courage la the face OF her terrible af-
fiction. Her eyes were red with weep.
ing The princess Of Wales was appar.
emily overwhelmed by the sens. Of her
privation.
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IRRIGATION PAYS.
That IT, th. Kind Tint Put. IN. Iiania
On the Land.

That rs. the Kind That Puts IN. Iia.id
On the Land.
WAsiiNoroN, Jan. 10. The census
bureau has issued bulletin upon tho
subject OF Irrigation In Montana IL
IN shown that I'm that state there
nre u 700 farms that arc irrigated
out of total number OF 5000
Tho total area of land upon which crops
were raised by irrigation In tho census
year ending May 81. 1890. was $50. $50
ncrcs. In addition To which there were
approximately Ell 900 acres irrigated
for grazing purposes The average size
of the irrigated farms. or. more strictly.
OF irrigated portions of farms on which
crops were raised, IL 95 acres.
The average frat cost OF water right
IL 1903 per acre aud the average cost of
preparing the soil for cultivation. in
cludinR the purchase price OF the land.
IL so.b4 per acre. The aver
age present value OF the irrigated
land OF the state including buildings
etc. Is reported NJ so 80 per acre
showing AN apparent profit less cost OF
buildings. of $50 88 per acre. The av-
cragc annual cost OF water IL ninety
i've cents per acre. which. deducted
from the annual value OF products per
acre. leaves nm average annual return
OF si20i per acre.
In this investigation the census Office
has restricted itself TO land ON which
crops werc actually raised by irrigation
during the year 1889. Farms and stock
ranches irrigated merely for grazing
purposes nre not taken into account.
except statement as TO their approx
mate area
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Ex-coNrsoswArgs WANT


a Whsek ~ There ~ - ne . War with
Sh'ii-s~ese,ssy Tracy. n~sy season.
Nrw NosK, jan. iG-Thc Hcaridn
Washington special says; II would be
n little singular 10 tho existing Chllian
complications should result in the an
nniimsns OF some OF the past war icg-
isiation now ou our statute books
A little more than war
after tho surrender nj Appcmat.
eox congress enacted n law which
provided that mo- person who had served
In the military. naval or civil service VI
the confederate states should be ap-
pointed To any position In the army OF
the United States II now appears
that number ~ men who served with
distinction In the confederate army
have volunteered their scrvicc. Co the
government In tho event OF war with
Chilli
Mr.. Herbert of Alabama. himself an
es-oonfedcratc officer. offered a bill In
the house repeating this prohibitive
section IL 10 hardly probable TINT IA
will be favorably acted upon. unlcs.
actual hostilitics result In that case
congress- would probably pass the bill
with little. II any. delay, In order that
ail class OF American citizsna might be
permitted to enroll themselves In de-
Tense of the national honor.
Secretary Tracy Ia gradually develop.
Ing our naval resources. The latest
move In this direction IL to nrranrc for
the cooperation of the two revenue
cutters, tho Corwin and the Rush.
I'm case their services may be need
ed for either Offensive or Defensive
purposes Both vessels AFRO now nj san
Francisco who're they have gone into
winter quarters. They arc. however.
In excellent condition. and might with
little difficulty be fitted out with six.
inch and rapid fre guns Their
services would be very useful
In time of war. for both are
spscdy. light draught v.sseis which
might be utilized I'm number Of WAYS
! also learn that orders went forward
that work ON the dynamite cruiser We
suvius shall continue without cessation
from this time until che shail be fully
equipped foe offensive purposes Tho
Vcsuvtus 10 now Mt tho Now York yard.
She In 70 Re provided ma quickly M pos.
sible with torpedo outfit and n full
complement OF rapid-aring guns In nd
dition To her dynamite guns when
this work is finished she will prove 10
he u dangerous craft. and ma such would
be valuable auxiliary 10 our iiect In
the South Pacific.
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ATE The BABE.

a Child OF shame Thrown Into tho STREETS.
where Vicious Dogs Get 60 gasFrsIing
Over the corpse.
OTTAWA. Ill Jan. William Dunn
noticed several dogs quareiing over a
white object in the gutter. on East
Superior street. investigation showed
the object 90 be the dead body Of q
newly born female child a bloody
path led from the gutter up 60 the steps
Of the old Vcfte house 20 the rooms Of
Widow whitney and her daughter.
Margaret The police entered the
Whitney rooms. and Margaret confess.
ed that At ABOUT ten o'clock in the
morning she gave birth 20 the child.
and 20 conceal her shame threw the IN.
FAINT into tho street Both women Uerr
taken 20 the county asylum under Ar-
rest, a. Margaret - IN n very prccari-
ous condition.. She made n statement
exculpatiug herself and attribntipg her
trouble % Barry White, who has disap-
pearrd
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PRESENTLY is TOO LAre.
Dealing in Futures" IL . Rather RI.Ey
business.

Dealing ib "Futurcs" Il q Rather Rl.Ex
business.
Never say you will do presently what
your reason or your cousciencc tells
You should be done now No man ever
shaped his own destiny or the dcstinics
OF others wisely and well, who dcnlt
much i'm preseutlies. Look nt nature.
She never postponea When the time
arrives for the buds 10 open. they open
for the leaves 20 fall, they fall Look
upward. The shining worlds never
put of their risings or their settings
The comets even. giraffe as they are.
keep their appointments: aud eclipse.
are always punctual To the minute.
There are no delays In any Of the move.
ments OF the universe which have been
Predetermined by the absolute Eat Of
the Creator Decentralization among
the stars might involve the destruction
OF innumeraoie systems; procrnstina-
tons In the operations Of nature ON this
earth, might result in famine. pesti-
lence and the blottinR ont OF the human
race. Man. however. being n free
agent can postpone the performance
OF his duty; and he does so too frequent.
" ~ his own destruction.
inc drafts drawn by indolence upon
the future are pretty sure " be dishon.
ored Make Now your banker DO
not say you will economic presently.
for presently you may be bankrupt
Begin at once. Now is the time. Each
present sacrifice makes future ones
easier The selfish mans weakness
his selhshness. can not be overcome by
him, u lie does not fight II Mt once. DO
not think you will repent and make
atonement presently. for presently you
may be- Judged. Bear in mind tba very
important fact taught alike by the MS
tory 81 every nation. oil rulers and
private individuals that IN N least
three cases ont Of Eve. presently Ia toc
late.--E. Y. Ledger
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WHIPPED THREE DUDES.
An Orphan Girl only. hut she Took Car.
OF Herself Notify.

An Orphan Girl only. hut she Took Care
OF Iicr.cIf SoI,iy.
MAcoMB. Ill, Jan. 10 Miss Louise
Ferrill is only an orphan girl. aud Is
not yet out OF her teens She is good.
looking and stout, however. aud has
not washed dishes and carried trnys
around the Williams house for nothing.
II Is because the girl is poor and Is
compelled 20 work out that certain
dudes OF MacOmb take especial delight
IN tormcntiDg her with coarse lists
concerning her wearing apparel. which
certainly ~ not OF the finest The girl,
who is modest and lady-like. endured
the taunts a. long - human patience
could. and Friday. when three over
grown young dudes-muscnlar young
fellows. too--applied offensive remarks
10 her. she began TO knock them down
10 the post Office one by one. A. fast
rs the men got up she knocked them
down sgain. while the crowd ia the
post Office formed ring and cheercd
the girl on
Two OF the towards. with blackeued
eyes. fied; but the third who made a
show Of resistance. sustained terri be
punishment The girl. IL is learned.
has been pcrfecting herself In tho
science Of boxing and IL il said she
- y match for any man in MacOmb
Louise tips the beam AZ about 90 rounds
and has muscles like whip-cnrds
The town - wild with praise for the
girl and she has been voted plueky
heroine
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POrLAa BLUTY. No. Jan. 10 M ~.
Harden was hanged here Friday morn.
ing. When placed on tho scanOld Har.
ben was smoking n cigar. lie WAS
asked II he desired % say anything.
and replied. NO. geDtlemcn. 4 cao
only say am Innocent" Tns eaeea.
ton WA well conducted The nrisan
for which Harlem suffered he deafh
penalty was the murder 81 an Old man
named Smith. on Juif ~ 1853 HHIIh
cold farm 10 IIartea enH hid M nbto
~ part psyment aaf a vas troftd
that ilarben murdered him 81 secure
prosecution n tbs n1I<
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HORTICULTURAL MeMrIoN.

THE Romans possessed an abundance
Of forcing-houscs. in which they pro-
duced early grapes and peaches.
CoSYUcIUs. i've hundred years u. G.,
was the first man on record who ad-
mired and popularized the chrysanthe-
mum.
A PECULIAR feature Of strawberry
coloring Is that whilst the berries ia the
open air ripcn from the stem, extend
ing 20 the POINT, those grown under
glass ripcn AZ the point first.
CoEsDgn dust foe % plant growth.
as well as % their neat appcarance. and
see that The foliagc g. kept free from IL
by frequent showerings and by caro-
fully covering them Tor protection from
dust accumulation, while sweeping.
PLANTS in high latitudcs produce
much larger and heavier seeds than Ia
warm regions near the equator. This
effect is nttributcd % the prolonged In
fiucncc Of sunlight Many flowers
white in southern climates become vio-
let 10 the north.
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CIAEKevuLK. Tenn. Jar. fa-Ls
grippe eonfinues - play havoc among
the eiflxena ~ this sect on and eVery
dag ne4 A4mfs are added % lts list ~
qiensse Iha<kday Jesse 81 Harris. o..
near rfetctexs Mills. died ~ Ia grippe.
followed ~ pneumprIs. a isrgr al,
cess farmel o. bis lungs. which burst
AID stranrled him 90 death
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CoLuSnus. O.. Jan. Is. 1T seems very
probable shat biz will soon he intro
dnced in the Ohio Legislature toincreass
the Dow law tar from 500 70 500 or
81, 600 per year. Mr. Miles Lindiey.
wcll.known saloon keeper and poiiti.
elan 81 Hamilton has been here this
week agitating toe matter ard has
met with considers ole eucourag cement
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W. b lIarlsr ar snI,lder

NEW YORK. Jan. rs The body Of
John Carson an agent for scribner's
magazine. was found lying In front 81
stable next door 90 No - Christie
street. ~ Policeman Samuel Hall. at
$40 Friday morning. with the throat
cut from ear 10 ear The police are nm.
decided whether IL Is case 81 murder
or suicide No knife or razor was found
near the body. Carson vas once r.
weil-tO-do lawyer in baltimore. SD.
Several years ago he lOst large sum
~ money in an electrical scheme.
After he lost his money Carson came 20
New YORK. and became "a too.r agent,
going under the mans II John Chester.
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John Creeniesf Whittier. the poet Il
eonnned 20 bis bed AZ the frsidsnee al
his consin in New buryport Mas with
On attack 81 the grip iiis attending
physician says his illness IS net scr .ous
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NV EnruRs o.. Jan i5 Herman
Nucssineyer. a farmer living two miles
east % town. owns r. COW which gave
birth - three calves The calves are
healthy and will live.
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One Of the most striking and one Of
The most encouraging signs Of the
times - She ever-increasing activity Of
young people IN religious afJalrs A
few years ago they were noticeable for
their absence from all ecclesiastical
ga,herings-like the images 81 Brutus
ana Cassius In The ancient imperial pro.
cession. Now they abound IN all occa.
SONS, animating she scene and vitaliz
ing tho assembly with their Young lifn
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TT Is said that. IN fulnilment Of a
promise made t. bis wife when they
were married. thc duke IT Portland haa
already given - charities ee0,0oa which
he won on the turf
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TnOu0mTg TnoM IN TraanY-

-'lhc sarcst means Of salvation IL 10
do each day Of our lives what We would
wish 70 have done at tAc hour Of our
death. Angola Icrici.