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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-09-22

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One thousand new patterns have arrived for the
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suits to order at $40, $22 So S25 and $780, the
same as you have been paying $40 and $50 for.
Cuttaways, Sacks Prince Alberts and Frocks; also
Fine Overcoats Of Imported Goods both sack and frock
Shirts of the latest pattern 75c to $3.50 made to
order in stripes plain.
Give us a call and we will guarantee all our work
SUN KWONG CHONG & CO.,
SIT Carson Nevada
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-09-22
THE ORMSBY HOUSE
CARSON CITY, New.

D. KAISER Proprietor.
THIS Old ESTABLISHED AND WELL
i known House is now open or the accom-.
moda.lon of the travelling public, The rooms
have been thoroughly renovated and return
shed.
The large dinin groom has been 80 arranged
in private, four cosy rooms having been fur,
titioned of for that purpose. The Bar will he
supplied With the best of wines, liquors anr
cigars.
Thankful for pastfs vors 1 hope for continu::
ance of the same
Iva ID. KAISER
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-10
FARM PHILOSOPHY.


NEVER allow n crop 10 go 60 seed II II
Is 10 bo cut for hay. The seed heads
may form, but they should not advance
beyond the milky" stage. When the
seeds of any crop mature the body OF
the plant has been drawn upon To pro-
vide for the seeds. but II "A crop Il cut
when in the milky stage the nutrition
Of the plant has not left the STALKS
and the plant is consequently more val
liable.
The swill barrel is a disgusting thing
on farm, especially in the summer
season. There Is no reason why "A hos,
should be compelled To- subsist on swill
and other fermentcd foods when 10 will
cost no more 90 give IL wholesome food.
Diseases are more prevalent with hogs
that arc confined and fed on filthy swill
than when they are given an oppor-
tunity 10 clover field and pure water.
BEAR in mind that on very warm
days horses body presents great
surface 20 the direct rays OF the sun.
II possible, there should be n relief
team during the hot months. ALLOWING,
each team half n days work II this
plan cannot be adopted the work should
w N'ii' Ncly carry IN the morning ana
until late IN the evening, allowing an
interval of several hours during the
heat OF tho day
EXPERIMENT shows the yellow seed in
clover 10 be very much the best. Al
most all the yellow terminated and
produced good stand Of healthy
plants. The light brown did very well.
but not as well as the yellow. There
was slight decrease, both in the mum
Der that terminated and the health Of
the plants. Very few OF the green
seeds survived TO amount 90 anything.
The darker the seed the poorer the re-
suit.
NOTHING is saved by postponing work
that should be done When the soil is
allowed 20 remain too long without the
cultivator being used it becomes baked
and every ram packs IL harder. II re-
quires power 10 break up the soil. and
IL is easier for the horses 20 keep the
soil loose and mellow than 20 work IN
n hard, compact piece Of ground. II
the soil bakes easily the greater the
necessity for frequent cultivation
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-10
THE DYElNo OF JEWELS.
a Fraud That Sometimes Denss Even an
Expert 10 Detect.

The dealer in precious stones ns
well as the jewelcr, has constantly 20
exercise great vigilance lest lac be de
ceivcd 10y dyed jewellery, especially
diamonds, which triclscry Is at prcaent
advanced 10 the state OF art. and even
the dealer with an experience Of years
is occasionally taken in.
Before entering more fully into the
details Of this dyeing. which is practiccd
with anilinc colors, 10 Is in place O.
state that hitherto IL has been i'm.
possible TO impart TO paste tho pure
color Of certain Jewels; for instance, n
pure ruby red or emcr9ld green can not
be produced bymclting compound color
substances, and any paste prepared in
this manner is an or color and easily
recognized by an expert
The following remarks do not npr,lv
% the imitation jewels used on the
stage or by workers in bronze. etc. but
only those that are handled and treated
by the jeweler-th weil-known d6ut-
lets. IL goes for naught 20 mention
that the dOublet Is the imitation II "a
jewel, the lower part, The culct. d
which Is an appropriately colOred paste,
while the upper part, the table, Is an
inferior genuine gem. both being fast
ened upon the cuiet with water clcar
cement. These dOublets. however. can
readily be distinguished BY the expert :
Since solutions II aniline dyes possess
the property 81 imparting % genuine
jewels as well as glass paste deep. rich
color, II left long enough immersed in
them and since they possess also the
property ~ imparting precisely tho
Characteristic color 81 a genuine level.
the swindlcr has 10 not only In his
power 90 dye cut glass paste. but also
inferior cut gems. II the color Of q
ruby. an emerald or sapphire. since
fuchsine IS q the handeouest
ruby red shade. while bleu de Paris
initiates absolutely that q the san
phire, and auiline green that Of the er.,-
craid Such fraud however. can be
mndc still more complicated bv using
genuine ofi-colored rubics. sapphires or
emeralds, and dyeing them with tbs
correspondingly anilin- dies. thereby
raising their value tenfold. n "a eF-
ceedingly difficult % recognize this
fraud, because the color 81 such a well.
corroded jewel can no longer be wash
wv" tf-'A A'l Falfir only the
bleaching power % sunlight might
after o tine assist in revealing Tie
wiudle. Thopricc Of thc ruby b. much
higher than that of the yellow Cape dia.
mond, but II tHe latter ir dyed deer rt,.
oy red. 30 VIII become n ruby diamond
Of a fire not possessed b. even the bees
ruby. and such q jewel will excite The
admiration Of all lovers OF Jewels. and
command O high price This fraud B.
az present worked Ga Europe for all it
is worth. Jewellers Circular
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-10

a writer in the Country Gentleman
thinks that one hundred sheep can DO
kept on a farm adapted % the purpose
as cheaply as ten cows with equal
profit and much less labor. For half q
century English farmers have proved
That 70 fatten sheep quickly and profit.
ably they must be supplied with roots
Fed on turnips they will consume
more grain and put on flesh three
times as fast as whom fed on grain
alone. and yet few America farmers
raise turnips like the English and avail
themselves Of this great aid IA shecf
farming.
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oRApEs ANS scnuas.
70 aiake Money In th. cattle isastness IL
No Chiid's PLAY.

q
No Chiid's PLAY.
or course the farmer wants 10 feed
his surplus, at least in part to the cat
tie giving the most for the amount
fed. lie knows, or ought TO know. that
there is more than so per cent. advau-
tage in this regard i'm favor of high
grades. The only way he can have
good grade cattle is 10 have pure bred
sire at the head OF the herd. lie knows
TINS also. These are all very plain
propositions. lie can have good grade
bccvcs weighing 600 TO 500 pounds az
ycarliugs. or nc can have the product OF
common sires weighing 800 10 500 AT
yenrlings All these things are plainly
before him. not ia theory only. but in
actual observation aud cxpcricpcc.
Not only SO, but the grades will bring
hun one 20 two cents per pound more
than the common ones. This also is
before his eyes in the market every
week In the year. Thus the farmer
may pursue policy that will impcv.
orish, or make him profits. He j.
the architect OF his own fortune.
or the barrier 10 IT, Il Is a plain
matter when the difference OF
30 % 40 per cent. Is before him
in the matter OF his manage
mcnt so FAR as cattle arc concerned.
Tie would think IL remarkable n his
ueighbor WAS still holding on 20 the
elm pccler hog. Weighing zoo pounds az
three years old only, for the breed OF
hogs have improved. and he Is in that
swim himself The difference in fact
IS the snme between common and grade
cattle. aud yet many hold on to the
scrub bull IL we could only see our
selves as others sec Us,
Pertinent 70 this subject the live
Stock Indicator says: "No money in
cattle. shouts one man. Half a dozen
take up the chorus and dolefully sound
the sad refrain until u. majority would
believe the wocful fallacy is really
true, were IL not the fact that here and
there can bc found men who have
made money in the cattle business
(namcs need not bc givcn) and are
making money now"
IL might be just as well for all .ou.
cerned 70 say right now that 10 melsc
money in the cattle business Ia no
child's plny--that IL has TO bc conduct
ed on business principles, requiring iu-
tciligence and far-seeiug sagacity, COM
bincd with steadfastncss OF purpose.
IL. then, men will embark In such bust
ness, and have neither knowledge.
Judgment nor experience. is 10 any won.
der they miss it?'- Farm, Field and
StoclSman.
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No CROFT MARKS ooUNreD.
~ Isn't the Victories. But the Defeats
That Are Recorded.

~ isn't thf victories. hut the Defeats
That Are Recorded.
He was a young lawyer. and he was
employed on a salary by q corporation
TO look after q certain portion Of ST.
legal business lie was held % be "a
bright young fellow and remarkably
good 40 discovering new points Of law.
with the accompanying authoritics.
that made him master Of n situation
But be was nearly Away ga trouble.
lie would lose "a case occasionally. and
the corporation would make il interest
ing Tor hmm.
Tie wins nine out Of ten cases hc
tries, said one Of his friends. "and his
victories are generally 81 some account
They're well worth winning. But sornc
how he doesn't seem 90 get along as
well or stana a. high with his en-
ployers rs young Wilcox. who never
won q case, except, perhaps, bv acct
dent"
Quite right" was the reply. "But
Wilcox never loses O. case. either. Hes
just strong enough 10 make a jury dis
agree.
But an occasional victory would BE-
better than"
30, no, not with the average corpora.
ton. Victories arc never counted, but
defeats are. Successes are overlooked.
but errors carefully recorded. The
man who just barely keeps mp with the
race is better of than the ma5 who
leads it most Of the time. That's why
Wilcox has 50 little trouble I'll Detroit
Free. Press
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Of dry hrce-quarter-inch pine. The
bottom Of the level should be perfectly
square, and the upright piece put on 90
that the plumb bob G. hangs over r.
The line should be fastened 20 a piece
Of wood or nail at II 20 swing clear Of
the board. BY lacking on a strip az NJ,
you can get any required grade 90 the
bottom Of the drain. and at the same
tune measure IL II you want a fan Of
an inch 10 the rod, tack an inch strip
on the bottom and when the plumb bob
comes level, You have the required
grade. Edwin G. Powell, in Country
Gentleman
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RED HAIR.
oae Of the rroverbisi Prejudice. OF IN.
Early Tlmcs.

ttrlN tttncas
The prejudice against rcd hair h both
ancient and widespread For ccntnrie.
tho popular notions throughout all
Europe associated hair of this unluclsy
color with villainy. untpstworthincss
and deceit In Henry licbcl's ''Collec-
ton of Proverbs. " published In 1919. oc-
eur the following; Proud are the short;
Enthusiastically tho rcd.haircd."
An old French provcrb which islsnown
20 be over Eve hundred years old says
salute n rcd-hca,lcd man or a bearded
woman az thirty feet of with three
stones in thy fats TO defend thee " need
be"
In very early timcs NIL pictures OF
Judas. Christ's bctraycr. were shown
with great shocks ~ red hair falling
down well on the shoulders. This aud
tho fact that the Judas In the Miracle
Plays" was provided with "A rcd hirsutc
worked the supcrstitious people OF the
middle ages up 70 such degree that IA
was actually unsafe FOR rcd.hnlrcd
person 10 appear In company. Seeing
that things were coming To serious
pass, writer's OF NIL classea began to
rcbulSo and dcnouncc "tho scnscicaa
prejudice against those OF lively coiorcd
hair" Cyrnno do Bcrgcrac. In his
states and Empires of the sun" boldly
praised aud Rloritcd the dcspiscd color
in the following words.
"A brave head covered with rcd hair
u nothing else but the sun la tho midnt
OF his rays, yet many speak I'M OF u.
because few have the honor to Toe So"
The adjective, Judas colorrd hair"
and many similar illusions arc often
met with Ia tho writings of the older
authors In AS You Like IL" Rosalind
Gays OF Orlaudo Ills very hair ~ OF
that assembling COLOR" TO which Celia
replies; Something browncr than Ju.
dns'."
Dryden. In writing OF Jacob Touson,
publisher whom he thoroughly dc
upiscd, says.
Ito has lecring looks, bull faced aud irccl ed
flir.
Two icft legs ana Judas colorcd hair
Hundreds OF other citations 20 this
popular prejudice could bc given, but
the above arc sufficient Go prove that
the rcd-haircd persona position WINS not
an cnviablc one In the years gone by
ST Louis Republic
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-10

The kitchen. This woman may sit in
her kitchen 20 she likes. and not be in
the way oi some one passing in or out.
Is. Kitchen, iIXt7 ID. diuing-room.
if@lL $, sitt.ng-room, 14xt7. l., laun-
dry B, bedroom, l4xl5. j. pantry.
w. woodshcd ID, dumb. waiter 20 cell
lar Il, range. There IS "a closet to the
right of /. between y and ), not let
tered. y, entry T.. bench or station
ary tubs with sinl, at right for wash
INK hands Y, baking table. J. porce-
iain-iincd sink and draining board.
THIS plan is for the woman who likes
the ono staircase TO be accessible from
more than one room. and who makes
her pantry g shop in which the great
Ell part OF her work is done.
Is, kitchen, Ikea 5. sitting-room.
l3%l4 p, pantry. a. dining-room. SIX
Is. w woodshcd Csc Il. upstairs 20
second floor. ID, downstairs 20 cellar.
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recent traveller from India says that
tho monkeys there have n game similar
to the one played 10y boys called "king
of the CASTLE" but, instcad OF pnshlne
each other from the top OF knoll OF
mound, the castle II a pendant branch
OF tive The rainc among the mon.
keys-is 20 keep a place ON the bough.
which swinge with their weight ia with
cluster OF fruit while the players
strorElc To dislodgo ono another. each.
"a he drops, running round and climb
Ing up again, 10 begin anew. Thia sport
- kept mp for an hour AT time. with
keen cpjcymcnt. --Goldcn Days
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-10

The lately married one-I never heard
u such trouble as 7 have had with nv
servants They are 20 stupid.
The experienced one--Don't talk N
me- The other day sent Patrick oat
for .wo egg plants lie came back wiz
iva hens.-scribner' Magazine
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-10

There has never been % time in our
experience when outstanding quality
and merit met with quicker recognition
than now. says The Breeders Guzette.
The mau WHO breeds q horse. % bull. a
sheep or hog thot clearly overtops the
average " the breed Is absolutely Ger
tain of q good price for such product OF
bis skill DO not mistake depression in
'ulls anj weeds for % lack OF activity
" tops" The fact that there is no
longer any money iu proparating mere
pedigrees should serve to render the
Ealing and election of the legitimate
breeder and improvcr Of a race all the
more certain. Exceptionally choice
animals may be land as a matte Of fact
teally are) exceedingly difficult 90 pro-
luce even from most carefuliy-choseu
sires and dams, but the reward OF the
breeder who succeeds i'm establishing
nigh average quality is sufficiently
generous as TO be worthy Of the most
jealous efforts Of intelligent men.
Breed for the top.
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and w. J. baking table or shelf.
J., pantry. Drawers under I. for towels,
aprons, pans, rollinr-pins. etc. The cell
lar~way Is hers also There may be- u
door instead ot one of the east windows
out OF the Kitchen. bat dirt from shoes
and annoyance from iliss are avoided
Nv woodshed only. See plan ~. for
sliding doors
l., parlor. 70. Dining and sitting-room
n, porch or sowing room. l.. pantry
II. bedroom or laundry. *, kitchen.
w, open wood and coal shed +. entry.
y. baking table, with -four bin just
above it in the sketch. The porcelain.
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liacd sink s. o. the other side Of the
pantry opposite y. II, range and water
t. \. dow cc'ar stairs. V, up
s;a',s TO .osonl fc... c, creamery. ),
sink foc washing hands, etc. This plan
81 FOR the woman who does not like the
Kitchen q b' g hallway FOR everybody;
who does hcr own work, perhaps, and
go is GLAD oi bedroom handy aud
warm; who likes 10 have place whore
the men may wash ana then pass into
the dining room without coming into
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x, range and tank G., G.. stationary
tubs. u. baking table. l. sink and
draining board. At the left Of the pan
try. between that and cellar stairs. is
the dumb-waitcr 20 cellar. G, curtain
between dining-room and sitting.room.
81 and ] in sitting-room are supposed
TO be cupboards or shelves) This
plan Is Tor the woman who would like
parIor dining-room, laundry. wood
shed and large airy bedrooms. but her
purse is light and the mortgage is
heavy; yet She believes in saving her
steps IN an these plans / have not al
lowed FOR walls or sliding doors. be-
cavse ] Gid not know how to do so.
Whenever no door is shown sliding
doc Is intended. as wide as space left.
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German
Syrup

Just bad cold, and a hacking
cough. We all suffer that way sosns-
times. How TO get rid OF them i.
the study. Listen" am a Ranch
man and stock Raiser. Ny life 10
rough aud exposed. 7 meet an
wcathctsin the Colorado mountains.
! sometimes take colds. Often th<y
arc severe. have used Gerrnan
Syrup five years for these. A few
doses viii cure them al any stage.
The last ono had was stopped 10
~ hours. II Is inhlliblc. James
a. Ice, Jefferson. Col. Oh
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-10

bnt rely Implicitly upon the power ~ cure
OF Hostcttcr' stomach nittcrs. tho third az
n century old romcdy fur malaria. dvapcn
sia. debility, constipation, livor and kdncy
inhctlyity' rheumatism aud nervousness
To make YOU cai. Nlecp aud discat VOL tale
Ia tho tonic Tho delicate, tho aged aId con 4.
vmcscout use 10 with advantage. a wine.
glaasful thrice a day.
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Al Important Difference.

To make ~ apparent 20 thousands, who
think themselves 81 thnt they arc not al
fcctcd wits any disease, but that tho system
himply needs cleansing, is 10 bring comfort
homo - thcir hearts, a. "a cosuYe condition
IN easily cured bv usinr Svrupof Figa Man
ufacturcd by the California Zig syrup Go.
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Mrs. A--"Mrs B---onn't lnst lnpg with
that terrible cough ~ hcrN They say che
has night swoats aud muoh fever % Mfa
t."it thcv would atop giving her oiintss
and use Or hoksie'a Certain Group euro
~ ioouf suon b. q rcK a. man. tpu 20 csn,a
SOLD by prominent drurrinis throughout tho
state. \ i HoNHic, nuiinio, n. y, manu-
iacturcr and solo proprietor.
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The Mistaken Feline.

Fathcr-That cat made an awful noise
in the back garden last night
Arncld-Hos, father, ! think that
since De ate the canary he thinks -
can sing. lid BitA
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FARM AND GARDEN.
PLANS FOR KITCHENS.
An Ohio wonan's Ideas OF Comfort and

Convenience.
Mrs A. L Hamilton. Grecnvillc, o..
contributed the following plans for the
Ohio Farmer prize contest They con-
tain many excellent features. She cx-
plaius Us follows:
This plan Is FOR the woman who pre-
fers small kitchen. ID. diniug-room.
;. sitting-roon. II, bedroom. c c. clos
cts. Il. Kitchen X, range and tank
III, shelf II, dumb-waitcr 20 cellar. j.
porcelain-lincd sink. with hard aud
soft water. w, sink for washing. G..
woodshed. The stairway H. between
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DRAINING LEVEL.

n HpI'hdId Thing Tor Evcning tho BOttom
Of Drain.
The illustration shows q form OF level
FOR evening the bottom Of drain.
IL IS made in the form of an inverted
4. and the bottom board. a Il, Is Just
one rod long, while the upright piece.
{ d. may be four 90 six feet. It Is well
braced 10 make il true. and can be made
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Matrimonial Calamity.--A widower
was accostcd 10y friend in the street
with the remark that "hc did not seem
90 have Lost much flesh" II do not
know what you call much flesh" re-
Joined the widowcr, with true Falstaf-
fan complaccncy; but my wife
weighed two hundrcdwcight. which g.
something OF loss, reckon. - Drako's
MAGAZINE
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Mhy rsonle LOCO Meleht M anrnmcr.

WY i'"li" los" weight Va summer.
To most persons the summer season
is time OF excitement ingtcnd 81 quiet
rest. az IL should be. with the approach
OF warm weather most people begin TO
lay plans for vacations aud cnioymcnts.
and In n little whilc have worked them
selves 'nto n state OF excited nnticipn-
ton. Not only this, but they undertake
excursions requiring considerable trav-
al, either by land or water. eco that dur.
ing tho heated term they have com
pletcly departed from tho quiet paths
Of lifc troddon 80 steadily all the rest 81
tho year Now, n Is "a wcll-l,uown fact
that the majority OF people ioac weight
during the summer This loss 70 gcner-
ally accounted for by the smaller guam
bty Of food consumed during the warm
weather, but wc should say that the
excitement incidental 20 vacations and
travelling was rs much responsible for
n as The other. II Is a question IN our
Indian summcr, the most charming sen-
son Of the year would not mako bot
ter vacation period Tor the majority OF
people Boston Bulletin.
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The oa,y one river r,iu,.d- co. ,oa r,.a
the Mordr

1hercis inch display advertisement
IN thin paper, this week. whirh has NO two
MoIan alias etccpt Quo WORT Tho same IL
ituc ~ each new on. appearing each ,tc.f
from Tho pr Harter Medicine co. Thi-
house llscos n Crescent on everything
Troy mako and publish Look for NJ, send
ulein me name " tho word and thoy will
roturn Noo boek. beautiful Autographs o.
samples free.
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fEortr have been much struck with Tho
lightning sinco Ajax dcnod It's. ~ Plea /
yuuc.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-10

No, Mt dear Rirl. a ontboat T. not uooe.-
antlly made oI pussy willow Boston
Transcript
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-08-10

a NJ PnfRar, Druggist Rhnlhyvillc. Ind
snys Halls Catnrrh Cure gives thc best
OF satisfaction. Can get plenty 81 tcsu-
IL DruEgista sell 10, 75c
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"H,np lines" said Mr rlunker. when he
Couldn't translate passage Ia Homer =.
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M.Nr men fatigue Themselves not 90
much b. work a. by haatcuing 10 catch up
with Lost time
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MrHcuRT hid wings on His heels re
must have had soar feet Binghamt0u
Leader.
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TuE principal causes ~ alex hcadnrhe, bill.
inuhuessuud cold ohills are found o. tho atom.
ncii aud liver Cured Dy Bcochnma Pulls.
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Clerk Allow me, madam. % recon
mend this cosmetic. IL will make you
look as II you were only forty. Madam
Indignantly -Thank you, sir. / am
thirty. Flicgcndc Blattcr
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Ak argument results from Tho collision Of
two trains Of thought Warrington STAR