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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-02
DEADLY NlTRo-GLYcERlNE.

Tho Awful Effects of the Dangerous Ex-
plosive When Carelessly Handled.
"A nitro-glycerine headache will
make a man about as uncomfortable
lnder his hat as anything / know
3f," said an oil-producer from Bradford,
Pa, recently to a group of men who
were discussing the late sensational at
Tempt upon the life of Russell Sage.
"A single Whit from the can of the
explosive will make man imagine he
is just getting over the effects of
night with the boys. Nitro-glycerine,
as you may know, is utilized very ex.
tensively in the oil country for shooting
oil wells. Hundreds of tons of the ex.
plosives are used every year, and the
men who manufacture it and torpedo
wells would make a small army if they
were all turned loose in Central park.
The business they follow, too, is about
as dangerous as the military business
in war time, for not a year passes that
= dozen or more shooters, as the men
who torpedo the wells are called, do not
get blown up. Nitro-glycerine goes off
at very slight shock, or at a contact
with fire, and in the oil country man
who handles glycerine is looked upon
rs an unfortunate being with one foot
in the grave. The chances are ten to
one that if he sticks to the business long
enough he will be blown up.
A nitro-glycerine headache is caused
by the smell of the nitric and sulphuric
acids which are used in making the ex-
plosive. Sweet glycerine oil, as every
one knows is very harmless liquid,
but when subjected to the action of the
two acids named, the resulting milk
like fluid is the most deadly explosive
agent known. Men who make nitro
glycerine are at first subjected to these
terrible headaches, but after a few days
in the factory they become acclimated
to the smell, If such an expression be
permissible. But if they knock off
work for day or two, they are COM
PEELED to undergo the acclimatizing in.
fuence again.
"A single drop of nitro-glycerine ex-
ploded upon an anvil with sledgc.
hammer would probably blow the ham.
mer thirty feet in the air. I knew of a
blacksmith who was repairing nitro
glycerine wagon in the oil country one
| day wnen Unere was a lOuC explosion
and the wagon was literally taken all
apart and scattered about his shop. A
few drops of glycerine had leaked from
the cans and lodged in the framework
Of the wagon. Strange to relate, the
blacksmith escaped injury. but he at
,nce hung up in his window little
,ard upon which was written in sledge-
hammer hand: No nitro-glycerine
wagons need apply
Zone day in the Titusville oil field q
oitro-glycerine manufacturer was stand
ing in front of hotel absent-mindedeJ
clicking the fagstone walk, when there
was report about as large as the
swapping of cap. The man flew up in
the air about foot and let out vel
that was heard block away. Wher
he got back on terra firma again anl
looked ut his foot the shoe was torn al
to pieces. In working about his gly
cerine manufactory he had evidently
saturated his shoe with few drops o
the explosive, which were set off by
the stamping of his :Oot."-N. Y. World
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-02
HOLIDAY ITEMS.

Couldn't Stand It.-"How was that
football player so badly injured?" "He
went Christmas shopping with his sis.
er"-N. Y. Sun.
Heard Accidentally y.--Clara-'What
did you find in your stockings, dear,
Christmas morning?" Bcrtha-"My.
self, shortly after got up"
Under the Mistletoe.-
If she'd been his sister,
He'd never have kissed her;
But she was his cousin,
And he gave her n dozen.
--Somerville Journal.
Now is the time when the thrifty
maiden carefully stores away the
Christmas cards which she has just re-
ceived, SO that she may distribute them
among her friends next season.
-Roxh am-'What did you give your
wife for Christmas?" Hardfiint-"I
give her half dollar and told her to go
and have that tooth pulled that's been
hurting her the last six months"
-"Gracious!" said paterfamilias, as
the bills for the Christmas presents
purchased by his wife and daughters
came in, "unless can pawn some Of
the gifts they have received we'll have
to live on salt pork for month";
Boston Times.
She (reproachfully)-"I didn't get
a Christmas present" He (gallantly)
Probably Santa Claus was unable to
see anything as diminutive as your
stocking" And he basked in the radi-
ance of her smile during the remainder
of the evening.-N. Y. Herald.
After Christmas
Little boy blue.
Quit blowing that horn;
You've kept 1t s'going
From night unto morn.
iI You are making me crazy sG
With racket and noise;
Oh, what shall We do
With these terrible boysf
Take 'em and spank 'em
And put them to bed,
Smash oil the trumpets
And bust the dcum head;
Stuff them with care
Till with collie they cry,
-., Then Well have peace
Till the Fourth OF July.
m. Y Herald
Broken So Soon
Somewhere in desolate, wind.swept space"
"a spot extremely drear).
Two ghostiy shapes met face to face
On the second day o the year.
So fresh and blithe on yestermorn
They'd been when first devised;
Now both were broken, bruised and torn,
And scarce to be recognised.
They looked In each others eyes with dread
And questioned: who were your
II was good resolve" one said;
Said tother: II was too,"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-02


sMy son" said the old mans trembling voice,
'Step out OF my path, pray,
The gate swings quickly and must pass
Ere 1t be too late. My task, ahs,
Was begun but yesterday.
OF was young when entered the gate.
And hope in my breast ran high.
There was much to do; but time seemed
long,
My heart beat glad with its New Years
song
And the swift days hurried by.
:. was young, nor needed how quickly time
On its golden pinions flew,
For earth was sweet with its flowers In
bloom
( Iwept with May and laughed with June
Nor thought Of the much to do
"Ilanguished under the summer skies;
In Autumn my task begun.
Too late to finish! Too late! Too latei
For see have reached the years white gate
And the work of my hands undone
"I have lived my youth. My knowledge
gained
AS the summer days went by
Is Of priceless worth to the sons Of earth;
have many plan for the good of man"
And So" said the youth, have l."
"But one may enter the years white gato
My son there is much to do!
knowledge Is powerful to comb d. SIM"
The bells rang out, the white gate swung In,
And the agile youth passed through.
.-Rose Hartwick Thorpe, in Detroit Free
Press
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-01-02


Agg, Maggie Macintosh and were left
where my aunt's old butler was putting
out the many wax candles in the big
glass chandeliers-for Mrs Upcher was
a saving old lady in spite of her wealth.
''Stay Il few minutes and have chat
with me, Harry" comman ded my aunt
she could not help her least request
sounding imperative; land Maggie. my
dear, you can go to your bed. Good
night" Maggie submissively obeyed,
though l fancied she gave me her hand
in parting with wistful look, as if she
would gladly have stayed, too. had
hardly found minute, somehow, to
speak to her during the evening, being
called upon to do the honors to my
aunt's guests, as her recognized heir;
still, Maggie and I had been good
friends from childhood. She was an
orphan whom my aunt had taken into
her house years ago out of charity, said
friends; as a souffre-douleuts, said en- E.
mics. Poor Maggie! Whit kindly
creature she was. have never seen
her plain, honest face and reddish hair
since that evening, years ago, though
hope to shake ha nds once more with
her some day, just to show there is no
ill-will between u.s. "Now, how did
the party go off, do you think?" went
on Aunt Agg, sinking into capacious
armchair, and motioning me to be
seated also. st was given in your
honor, Harry, because / am so pleased
that you have passed your staff eXa M
nations in such distinguished man
ner. am proud of you, my dear boy"
(And my aunt nodded her head, with
Its wonderful cap of lace and feathers,
as much as to say that for Mrs. Upcher
to be satisfied with anyone was such
an honor as the recipient might exult
over in his heart with never-ending
joy.)
''You are very kind to say so, Aunt
Agg," l cheerily replied. 81 think
the party went off famously, and no.
body looked half SO splendid as your
self, in that gorgeous gown and those
magnificent diamonds. Come! you
really must wear them more often, if
only to please me. l love seeing such
beautiful stones, and | was noticing
the fire and changing lights of yours
I'LL ohc CNchihS' wy duhb ufieieu,
and touched the REVERE of lustrous
stones she wore round her neck as she
somewhat solemnly said:
''They shall be yours, Harry, to be
worn by your future wife. There!
have said so, and never take back my
word And, as we are upon the sub
ject of marriage, l want to speak to
you about it seriously"
''lu for it now," was my rueful re-
Election, struggling to pluck up cour-
age, while conscious that my heart was
sinking to my shoes And yet, if you
please, was captain in the Queens
Own Hussars, and had earned more
than one medal, besides certain small
iron cross in African battlcfelds.
'It is time for you to think of getting
married." intimated my aunt, settling
down with an absolutely unn ecessary
thump in her chair and shutting her
teeth together with snap. Don't
you agree?"
hummed, pulled my nustuche
thoughtfully. and then observed with
suspicious willingness:
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-12-17
DR.. ATHUR ~BOUDRAUX.-

DR.. ATHUR BOUDRAUX.-
Nous avons eu lie plaisir dune visite
du DR.. Arthur Boudraux, chirurgien
dentlste. II nous a annonce que son
intention etait de Sc fixer permanent
ment a Thibodaux, ct QUEEN conse-
quence il a ouvert un bureau de Chi
rurgie Dentaire sur la rue du Main.
au-dessus de la Pharmacie "Meyer
Drug Store"
LIE Docteur Boudraux, ayant rra
tique pendant plus de dix ans dams
a capitale du Brezil, OH il a recu son
diplome, guarantee a tous ceux qu1
voudront bien Thonorer de leur con-
fiance, une execution parfaite dams
toutes les operations concernant sa
profession.
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UN GROS, GROS MARRIAGE
LIE couple pese 1,172

Lc couple peSe AslS2
LIE dernier courier de New-York
nous apporte la nouvelle suivante
lie musee Huber etait en- liesse,
vendredi, a roccasion du marriage du
gros gareon ct de la crosse file. Lee
vehement await produit grand emoi.
LIE charmeur de serpents, lie clair
voyant ct la vendeuse de peanuts ne
faisaient rien de bien.
lie nom du jeune iance est Chaun-
cey Morlan, don't la depouille hui
maine pese COZ livres.
La fiancee, Mile. Annie Bell, ap.
porte a son epoux un poids de 565
livres. II ny await qu'un gros HON
me pour demander cette main. Ur
petit aurait ploye sous lie fardeau.
La ceremonie nuptiale a eu lieu Ell
presence de hut cent personnes.
Dams la soiree, les 1,172 livres
amalgamees par ~l'hymenee, etaien
exposes sur lie theatre, dormant re
ception au public.
Nine Morlan ma que vingt ans e
est nee dams lOhio. LIE mari a 2
ans. A hrit ans, il pesait $50 livres
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La roulaison touche a sa fin sur
presque toutes les habitations ct les
planteurs mont qua Sc rejoair du
magnifique temps qui les a favorise
pendant la duree de ce travail, ce qui
leur a permits de realiser DIES econo-
mics notables, sous tous les rapports
On peut announcer que l'annee ne sera
pas mauvaise.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-12-17

Les membres du Camp Braxton
Bragg No. 1876 DIES Veterans Confe-
deres de IEtat ct tous les autres
veterans aui desirent faire partie de
cette association, sont prevents qu'un
meeting aura lieu dams la sale de
TOpera, Thibodaux, lie second samedi
de j~anvier 1893, az heures de l'apres-
midi.
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La FEMME DE MENACE,

Pour les femmes qui pensent, je
l'ai deja repete cent fois, je crois lie
momemnt venue de reagir contre un
courant qui leur fait .trouver infe-
rieurs les occupations, l'administra-
ton, rentretien, Economic de la mai
son, lie foyer de la famille.
L%'intdrieul pour Ia femme est TN
royaume, 81 petit on 81 grand, 81 mo-
deste GU 81 luxeux quill soft. Ellie Y
regne ct, mieux que celia, ellie V gou-
verne.
Les devoirs feminins d'economie,
de soins, de travail, d'elegance sont
de toutes les classes. Quelles dif9-
renee dams les resources ct dams la
condition dune ouvriere, dune pay
same, amoureuses, de leur %interieur,
y consacrant lie peu d'heures don't
Giles disposent avec intelligence, avec
ordre, ayant l'attrait du menage pro
pre- ct bien tenu, attirant, gardant,
r%etenant l'homme aupres dies enfants,
lie PENDANT fier;de son home vis-a-vis de
ses semblables moins partages que
lui ?
Pour une femme d'interiaur tout
devient utile GU plut6t utilisable.
Chez lie peuple l'aisance s'accroit );
chez la bourgeoise qui lie govt de sa
maison, la fortune s'augmente. La
famille qui compile dies femmes d'inte-
rieur prend plaisir aux reunions ct lie
bonheur matt, Sc continue ct Sc con-
serve dams DIES milieux qui beniicient
de toutes les joies qu'apportent les
deux grandes vestus de la soclete ct
de lindividu !: l'utilisation des res
sources ct la stabilize dies godts.
Associee de lepoux, reallsant Ii
deal de l'union conjugale, la femme
de plus doit prendre sa part du labeur
commun, DIES responsibilities du COM
pagnon de sa vie. SEES faculties ne
sont point identiques a celles de
lhomme, mails Giles sont egales parce
qu'elles sont complementaires ct rea-
lisent lie beau mot social d'equlva-
lence.
Qu'elle embellisse lie mid dies en-
fants, la demeure de repoux alors
lui-meme, a son tour, songera a con,
suffer u ses ~affalres celles qui salt
ordonner ct administer.
La joie que dome un interieur
soigne, ayant toutes chooses classics,
retrouvables ct utllisees, que ces
chooses soient en- petit GU en- grand
nombre, est plus complete qu'on
ne croft pour tous les hommes, fus.
sent-ils desordonnes eux-memes L
y a la une euvre qui ma rien d'infe.
rieur. CONNIE ~beaucoup de femmes sc
limaginent, ct Tune de mes fertes 9
toujours etc d'etre &c qu'on appelle
en- France "une femme de MENACE"
JULIETTE ADAM.
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Mr.. Z. n. Roth, lie populaire phar

Mr.. E. n. Roth, lie populaire phar-
macien de notre vile, a commence lie
Encouragement de So pharmacie, en-
coignure Main ct st. Philippe dams
0 local, encoignure DIES
rues Main ct Green. Get etablis-
sement qui ezra termine dan %quelques
jours, est tres-bien situe, sera un DIES
plus coquets ct DIES mieux install
les.
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Notre Collector de taxee dams ct
pour la paroisse Lafourche fait pre-
venir les les contribuables quill serait
on ne peut plus aise de recevoir leur
yisite pendant les fetes de fin d'annee.
II leur temoignera sa gratitude, sur
tout a ceux qui viendront solder leurs
taxes actuellement dues.
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LUMIERE

II y a trois ans il a etc fortement
question de Establishment de la
lumiere electrique dams notre vile. 4
cette epoque ceux qui Sc sont mis- a
la tete de ce movement ayaient dGia
trouve asssz de capital pour couyrir
les frais d'installatioa de rappareil
electrique. Pour une raison on pour
une autre re projet est tombe dams
l'eau.
CONNIE aujourd'hui aujourd'hui on
parle a nouveau de la resurrection de
ce projot, nous croyons devoir faire
r~essortir les grands avantages que
Pom dot retirer de linstallasion dun
apparel 6lectrique. Ces avantages
sont Dombreux, economiques ct peu-
vent Gtre appropri6s a toutes les in
dustries ct memes a tous les besoins
prives de notre population.
CONNIE e~clairage, il coute moins
cher que tout ce que Ton emploi
maintenant, ct il offre, en- outre, beau
coup moins de danger de confagra-
ton ct d'accidents de toute sortes
Qui entourent nos lampes.
IL est, en- outre, une foule d'appli-
cation ct d'amGliorations que ron
pourra introduire dams nos u%sines,
dams nos Establishments publics ct
dams nos maisons particulieres. Car
lelectricite ne sert pas settlement a
leclairage, ellie sert aussi CONNIE
moteur ct peut disposer dune force
don't reconomie est de mile fois plus
grande que l'usage de la vapeur ct Gle
1000, 600 plus grande que celle de
reau.
II est de toutc evidence que GER
tains esprits que tout progress effraye
Sc ralleront au movement qui Sc
fait actuellement parmi nous ct que
lie projet de Feclairage par relectricite
sera mis- a execution.
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Santa-Claus ployants sous lie fait
DIES nombreux objects pour cadeaux
de Noel ct du jour de Tan, Went DE
tablir son quarter general dams lie
magasin de Mr.. r. r. Mcbride, au
coin dies rues Market ct st. Philip, on
ceux qui veulent faire DIES cadeauX
t~rouveront tout ce qu'ils peuvent de-
sirer a DIES prix mod6res.
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La reunion litt6raire qui a ell lieu
mardi soir sous les auspices des "a
tholic knights a etc DIES plus inttres-
santes. Apres r~ouverture extcut&e
par lie Home Circle Orchestra, Mile.
Fannie Knobloch, d'abord ensujte
Mile. Laura Lagarde, ct en- dernier
Nile. Oracle Morse qui toutes les
trois, on fait radmiration dU nom
breux aaditoire, par la maniere avec
laquelle Giles ont rGcita lie premiere
london Wait, Ia seconde Asfor's LIc
e la troisieme Reeenge Of Bernard.
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Le chemin de fer Iberie ct Vermil-
Ion a etc ouvert au traffic lie Is de ce
mois. ct Get &vGnement a etc cel6br6
ave- toutcs ceremonies en- usage,
dams DIES cas- semblables.
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voici P6poque Oh Ia menagere
dot WELLER avec soin sur ses volailles
car Giles disparaissent CONNIE par
enchantment. Deja plusieurs poul-
ailliers ont etc visit6s, ct il y en- aura
bien d'autres 81 on ne fait pas la
garde.
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La sucrerie de Romeo & Bayard,
stree dams Ia paroisse iberie Went
deere totalement dGtruite par lie feu
ainsi qu'un lot de melasse. La perte
estimGe a $4,000 est en- partie
conyerte par une assurance de $4,000.
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La Chambre DIES representants a
Washington a decide qu'avant de
s~anctionner lie bill du Senate autori-
SAINT la construction dun pont u lie
Mississippi, a la Nouvelle Orleans,
ellie dot etre ixee sur les sentiment
de la population a Get 6gard.
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LEditeur Fairfax Went de vendre
ses intGr9ts dams lie New Orleans City
H1m aux employees de &c journal ct
va faire un voyage au Nord pour lie
benefce de sa sante.
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L'assafgtida nest pas un produit
animal, CONNIE beaucoup lie supposent.
II est prepare avec les racines ct les
tiges dune plante qui croft en-
attendance on Perse, en- Belouchistan
ct dams l'Inde. Dams ce dernier pays,
les cuisiniers Sen servent pour
confectiohner DIES buildings.
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l~'association m6dicale des At
takapas a tenu reinforcement sd SEES
sion annuelle a Lafayette. Cette ses-
sion s'est termin6e par I'm banquet.
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L'ENERGIE DE LEON XIII.
ecrit de Rome :

Sans ~pretendre a reternit6, Leon
XIII salt quill peut compiler u une
longevite exceptionnelle. On en- volt
encore n preuve dams un nouvel
Advancement du consistoire qui devait
avoir lieu en- decembre ct qui est
retarde jusqu'en fevrier proclaim,
peut-etre meme jusqu'au mois de
mars, c'est-a-dire a repoque du jubile
episcopal do pape.
Leon XIII met frequemment la
conversation u &c iubile, depuis
quelque temps, ct quand les journaux
s'amusent a faire courir lie bruit Quill
est dangercusement malade, lie sue
cesseur de Pie TX declare quill espere
non settlement assister aux fetes du
cinquantieme a~nniversaire de son
episcopal, mails vivre encore bien au-
della.
\ &c propos, on raconte n anec-
dote caracteristique. C'etait il va
quelques jours a peine, dams un petit
cercle d'intimes
On veut absolument me voir
mort, dit lie pape ave un fin sourire,
ct on parle deja de mon successor,
DIES chances qua tel GU tel cardinal
de monter apres moi sur la chaire de
saint Pierre? Eli bien, je me sens
tellement vigoureux que, sans forfan-
terie, je crois tres sincerement que lie
futur pape......ne fait pas encore
partie du Sacre-College
Eft CONNIE quelqu'un qul Sc sent
settlement rattache a la vie, Leon
XIII s'interesse de tout. LIE soir,
apres quill a dit son rosaire avec Mgr
Marzoli, il recoit la visite de Mgr
Angel, qui Went lui lire les jouraux
dams sa chambre q coucher.
Cette lecture Sc prolonge parfois
assez avant dams Ia mutt, suivie avec
beaucoup d'attention par lie pape, qui
recoute dams son lit, plutot assis que
couche, hygieniquement recouvert de
chauds vetem ents de laine.
Je viens de dire que lie pape ne
s'est jamais mieux porte settlement,
ces jours-ci, CONNIE les dents lie fai-
salient soufrir, il exprima au docteur
Ceccarelli le desir de sen faire ARA
cher deux.
En- vain lie docteur risqua timide-
ment quelques objections, en- insistant
sur &c point quill pouvait suffir de
plomber une dent malade pour faire
disparaitre la douleur.
Pas du tout I! repond energique.
ment Leon XIII: il fault arracher le
NAL a la racine! Venez domain, je
vous prize, avec un dentiste. Mails
surtout, pas d'Americain je prefere
que ce soft I'm bon dentiste ROMAN
| modesto, tout en- connaissant bien sol
affaire.
LIE lendemain, lie pape Sc faisai
bravement arracher successivemen
les deux dents malades, sans trahi
la moindre douleur, sans pousser i
plus petit cri, sans avoir manifesto |
Ia plus legere apprehension.
L'operation termines, il Sc tourn
en- souriant vers son medecin stup6
fat:
p -Croyez moi, docteur: il vau
toujours mieux arracher lie NAL a S
racine /!
Eft lune DIES personnes oui OIL
assiste a cette scene disait ave
@ admiration, en- sortant Gu Vatican
.sCe yieilldr6 q tOutes les ENERGIES
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-12-17

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intelligent
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write To-day. !
promise you my
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read ar
write, and VIII
after instruction.,
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learn Three Thou
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localities, where
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earn that amount
III charge nothing
tand receive moth
ling unless sue
scessful, as above
Nothing difficult
ITO learn, or that
requires much
ftime. desire but
person frons
beach district OF
tcouuty. ! have al
ready taught and
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number who are
+. each. Al is new,
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done. Address,
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