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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-06
1 new GOVERNOR
INAUGURATION CEREMONIES


An entire new Democratic admins
was ushered in Saturday at noon il
West Virginia, Governor. elect William
A.MacCorkle. Auditor A. ". johnson,
Treasurer ]. NJ. Rowan, Superinten-
dent Of Schools Virgil A. Lewis and
Attorney-G General L. S. Riley all took
the oath Of Office and the old admins
tionstepped out. An elaborate and
largely attended reception and ball
Friday night started of the ceremonies
most brilliantly. Saturday morning
the Governor and the Governor-elect
were escorted to the Capitolby milli-
tary and civic parade. Governor Mac
Corkle delivered his inaugural address
and took the oath Of Office. The other
State officers were sworn iii and an
other reception followed, the entire
new and old administration being sub
iected to 4 constant handshaking for
over an hour.
Governor McCorkle's inaugural ad-
dress dgelt particularly on the grow.
4 ing centralizing tendency Of the gem
eral government, the appalling and
growing paternalism, and the alarm
ing looseness Of the construction Of the
constitution, which call most earnestly
to his mind that.the guaranteed rights
Of the States may be lost sight Of.
Such tendency and principles have III
ready shown themselves dis naturally
lead 10 decay and excite the fears Of
those who love the republic. He says
very vigorously that he proposes that
the rights Of this State shall be main
tanned. He deprecates the ownership
Of large bodies Of West Virginia lands
by non-residents, and invites the immi-
grafton Of persons who viii settle
among us, and not make their money
here to spend elsewhere. Heannounees
4 very liberal policy to railroads, and
says we never needed 80 much new
railroad development as now, when We
are competing with Pennsylvania to
supply the markets Of the country with
coal He proposes some changes for
the better in the administration Of the
institutions Of The States. He CON
graduates his predecessor, Governor
Fleming, on his wise financial admin
lstration, and upholds his veto Of the
school tax bill, which has subjected
him to much criticism.
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The people Of this country do not
know what q thunder storm Il, asserted
Juan 6egarer, q native OF Peru, TO a st.
Louis Globe Democrat reporter. You
must 90 to mountains OF the tropics II you
want to zee the bolts OF 0lyinpian Joye
and hear his thunders roll. Thore Il no
sight on earth 30 grand rs q midnight
thunder storm Ia tho Andes. Byron de-
ncribes high storm in the Alps. and II
appears inexpressaby grand TO those who
have never felt the solid earth rock be-
meath the terrific electric discharges,
and seen the torked bolts rcnd gigantic
rocks from mountain peaks and send them
crashing down into the well nigh bottoms
less chnsms. spent anlght III the Andes
encamped in basin, walled In BY three
snow-capped peaks. Shortly after mid
night 4 sudden thunder storm came up,
and thus three peaks seemed to be on
ciroied with hery blue serpents, that
coiled and famed and darted their fiery
tongues across the triangular space II
each other for an hour, while the peals Of
thunder followed in such quick success
sion that II seemed one continual crash
like an endless crack Of doom. Bowlders
larger than any building over erected BY
man were torn from the crags and hurled
into the valleys, while the rain came
down like 4 second deluge, swelling In q
few minutes every tiny riw1let TO torrents
that roared like Niagara. The storm
ceased a. suddenly a. II began, the tor
rents disappeared, tho stars shone out
and q silence like the grave succeeded the
awful pandemonium.n
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4 STRONG INSURANCE %.

The National Mutual Insurance Company, Of New
York Ably Managed.
For some time past we have careful
Ii read and considered the adjusted
rate plan Of this company, and in al
most every respect consider it far SUI
perior to many insurance company Of
the present day. It issues policies to
many persons who by reason of occu-
patton, over or under weight, former
illness, family history, etc, etc, have
heretofore been denied the benefit Of
insurance by other companies. This
is done BY charging a rate correspond
ing with the risk assumed, the same as
in fire, accident and marine insurance.
Hitherto this idea has been lost sight
of and applicants for life insurance
who could not conform to certain cast
iron rules in which prejudice often
plays larger part thancommon sense.
have been rejected aud unable to obtain
protection for their families.
The gentlemen having the manage
mentof this company are widely known
as men Of ability and Of long and sue
full experience in life insurance, andno
doubt they possess all the qualifca-
tions to make a success in this new
feature Of the business. The rates Of
the National Mutual are most reasonable;
policies issued contain all the good
features Of other Companies, being free
from technicalities, liberal, and not re-
str;cted as to travel. We have only
been able to touch upon the merits of
the Adjusted Rate Plan, but sufficient
we think TO cause intending insurers
TO investigate before going elsewhere.
The gentlemen having tile manage
ment Of its affairs in charge are N. w .
Bloss, president ]. F.. Morse and g..
f Potter, ce-presidents; w. G. Lord,
secretary. and D. E, Anthony, counsel.
They are widely known as men Of abili-
ty and Of long and successful expert
ence in life insurance, and no doubt
they possess all the qualification neces-
sary to successfully carry out the COM
nonsense plan Of the company.
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GOOD NEWS.

M other Medicine IN the world was
er given such i test Of its curative
'slaics, is Ottois Cure. Thousands
bottles Of this great German remedy
being distributed FREE OF CHARGE,
druggists Of this country, to those
ilgted with Consumption, Asthma,
CUP, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
Throat and Lung diseases, giving
people proof that Otto's Cure will
y them, and that ii is the grandest
umph Of Medical science. For sale
Y NJ Is. NJ. Gilbert & Bro. Sam
n tree, Large bottles SOC.
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WHAT RUINS OUR TOWN.
One Reason Why Martinsburg Does not Progress
More Rapidly.

One Reason Why Martinaburg Does not Progress
More Rapidly.
Several days ago 4 WOMB solicitor
approached one 81 the wealthiest men
IN the city and asked him to subscribe
for tile paper. He replied that he
would if it was not for the fact that he
got to read It anyhow, as his nephew
took it and he always got to read the
paper when he was through with it.
Upon investigation we find that this
same man walks about two squares
daily to read The WOMB, and as he
says after his nephew is through.
The real truth of The matter Is that
lie Is financially able to buy ont every
paper in the city, and vet he will walk
two squares d dav, and borrow the
paper, before he would contribute ten
cents week to the support Of the en-
terprise. These are the kind Of people
that injure town instead Of helping
it along.
Another like incident happened
within block Of the Office. a bust
ness man, so-called, was asked to
subscribe He said no lie didn't want
to. When asked if lie believed m
aiding the enterprises Of the town, lie
replied: .Well, not daily paper, at
any rate. Martinsbnrg has gotten
along all these years without daily
paper, and see no reason why il cant
continue to get along without
ONE Upon investigation we found
this so-called business mans residence
adjoined a boarding house, keep by a
poor woman, aud who was q regular
and prompt paying subscriber. And
that this mans wife daily sat at her
window and watched for the carrier
boy to leave the paper at the boarding
house. The carrier boy was hardly.
allowed time to pass her residence, be-
fore she would send her little son over
and borrow it before the poor sub
scriber had even chance to read it.
These are facts, aud true types Of
misery greed and pure stinginess.
These two men with others, have re-
tarded the progress Of Martinsburg
ever since they have resided here, and
will continue to injure the town as
long as they live ii ii. Both are prop
erty owners and welEtotdo, yet they
believe in knowledge at others expense.
They believe IN keeping all they get
and spend nothing. What our town
needs is liberality, not only BY the poor,
but by the rich who generally reap the
reward and benefit. When our city
gets rid Of this class Of men, It viii
succeed; not Iefore. Such citizensf
would hardly make good fuel to feed
compaign bonfire, much less q cred
it to the community.
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BRIEF LOCAL MENTION
Happenings Of Interest Briefly Photographed for
Busy World \ Readers

Dubl WOfiu heAlerA,
Send in the news.
Justice Harrison had very busy
morning. Quite number Of warrants
were sworn out. We will give our
readers the particulars as soon as de-
yelopments are reached.
The brick-layers are at work on the
spinning mill at the Kilburn knitting
works. If the weather remains open
the building win be ready for machin-
cry BY the middle Of April.
After the sermon last night, At the
Baptist Church, the pastor, Pew J. w.
Hundley, administered the ordinance
Of baptism to six persons. The church
was crowded to oyerfowing.
And still they come, Mart Dorm is
the happy man this time. 1t isagirl.
Look ont, Mart, midnight squalls and
the irrepressible carpet tack may ban
ish your smiles for time, but all will
be well III the end.
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m SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE.

J. B. Wilson, 37l Clay ST., Sharps-
burg, Pa, says lie will not be without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that it
cured his vito who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack Of
La Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber, Of
Cooksport, Pa, claims Dr.. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good
than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like II. Try it.
Free Trial Bottles At Il. G. Williams
il. q Co. Drug Store. Laige bottles,
SOC. and Sl.O0.
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Webs.rr's Dictionary. iItio Lynch
Law. Hsys; ~Ihe practice 81 pup'th'nG
men Tor cFimes o. oIIsnte. b. ptltate, I'M
1nlhorl1cd p1rHon1. without = legal trial
Ih} term ! said 70 b derived from :
NHEInis iarmcr, Lynch. who thus took
the Law into his own hands These aro
kho main lacts IN regard % The origin o.
this celebrated shaw, which. - n'mAt.of
Of lnct. u not rlaw a. all.
In Campbell connty, Va, some Of the
rankost and most obnoxious Tories were
taken care Of By law, but there were
many others not fcachnbie BY the sietu-
tory enactment. This being The case.
Col Charles Lynch. Col. Robert ANacrr
son, hii hrothcr~iu-lnw, and ono Gallo
way, ncig hhor. determined 20 rid their
part Of the country Of IT, enemies, They
accordingly soixcd the leaders Of the sew
cral Tory factions and logged them 80
severely that they wero only too glad Of
the chance offered them 10 leave, and
leave for good
This summary treatment having proved
% efioctual In Campbell county, II was
soon tried In other counties where King
George had the strongest following.
Such procedures soon became known ~
z trials BY Judge Lynch, = and the " JUS
tica obtained In such courts a. Lynch
law A very popular song Of that day
had this for chorus;
nurrah for Captain Bob. Colonel Lynch and
Galloway;
Never lei Tory rest till he cries ont liberty.
John Lynch, brother OF Charles, was
the founder Of Lynchburg, Va. Tho last
male descendants Of Lynch Of Lynch law,
Charles Henry Lynch and his brother
John Pleasant Lynch, have both died IN
Campbell county since the close az the
War Of the Rebellion, st. Louis Ro-
public.
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MONEY IN HOUSE DUST.

English Company Proposes 10 Obtain Light
from Refuse Material.
\ company has been formed in Eng
|pl ~ contracting to supply electric
Bit derived from the dust refuse Of
|Tns The company claims that TO-
y tons If house dust, if treated as It
|ggest aud burned in suitable boilers,
|lst be made TO produce as much as
100000 indicated horse power
lun, equal to an engine Of 1883 iudi-
|ted horsepower working for ABA
luEs FOR electric lighting.
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4 PROeREssTVE CITY.

The n. q o. Field says The Kilburn
Knitting Mill buildings at Martins
burg, w. Va, are soon to be com
pleted. This win be one Of the most
complete factories in the South. Mar
tinsburg is a progressive city. Sub
stantial business blocks, well paved
streets, pleasant homes, electric rail-
way, several banks, good railroad facil-
tiles, &c.
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WELL FIXED.
II They Did not Have Higliold tima Whose Paul
was 1t?

ii They Did not Have High Old tima Whose Pauls
was It?
This according to a veracious New
York journal is what the 10th Dist.
Democrats took with them to Wash
ington last Thursday: Five eases Of
whiskey, forty-eight dozen imported
beer, two dozen kegs Of beer, four
cases Of yellow water with bubbles Id
III, twenty eases Of soda water, one
case Of apollfnaris for i temperance,
man, 1000 cigars, 100 loaves Of bread
50 pounds of Swiss cheese for Ger
man voter, eight cork screws. foul.
carving knives, $50 packs Of playing
cards, and 900, 900 poker chips.
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lali,,, F..1's s,ns us.i - Dszs'sry !. d.
Resent Fight.
Some Of our readers may never have
seen complete version Of ''The West
Virginia Hills. : the song that Senator
Peek, the s'red-necked Statesman Of
Sand Plains, rendered As doxology
upon the close Of the recent Senatorial
caucus. They say that the people Of
Charleston 60 to bed and get up sing
ing ii
Oh, The West Virginia hli1ss
How majestic and how grand,
With their SUBMITS hathed IN glory
Like . Prince Emanuel's landi
Isitany wonder. then,
That my heart with rapture thrills
AsI stand once more with
Loved ones On the West Virginia hills
Oh The hills, the beautiful hills,
How love the West Virginia HIS:
Ifoser sea or land roam.
SIN think Of happy home,
And my friends among West Virginia hills.
oh. the West Virginia hills;
Where my boyhood hours were past;
Where often wandered lonely
And the future tried 70 cast.
Many were the visions bright
Which the future never fulfilled.
Yet how sunny were my day -dreams
In the West Virginia hills
a., the west Nirgiufa hills.
How unchanged they seem 10 stand
With her submits pointed skyward
TO the great Aimighty's land
Many changes can see
Which my heart with sadness fills.
But ne changes can be noticed
In the West Virginia hills.
Oh, the West Virginia hills:
win bid you now adien,
In my home beyond the mountain
win ever dream OF you,
In the evening time Of life,
fmy father only wills,
shall still behold the visions
OF the West Virginia hills.
oh, the West Virginia hills.
Democratic now they stand;
Independents and Republicans,
Can sleep In some foreign land.
Il 1t any wonder, then,
That Iny heart with rapture thrills
White MacCorkIe's Governor
OF the West virginia hills
CHORUS.
oh, the hills, beautiful hills
How lore those West Virginia hills;
II DER sea or land roam
viii still feel proud Of home,
Anithe .Red Necksf OF the West Virginia
hillsl
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PERSONAL MENTION.
The Coming and Going ii Friends Acquaintance
and Strangers.

The Coming and Going of Friends, Acquaintance
and Strangers
DR. Harry 4 Janney is on the sick
list.
Mr.. g. X. Chambers, Of The WORLD
force, is in Hagerstown to-day.
Mr. Ed. Darby, Of Altoona, Pals
visiting his mother on Race street.
Miss Berthe Eversole is visiting
friends in Washlugtonand Alexandria.
Mr.. WillNeff, of Cumberland, is a
guest in the family Of Mr.. John NJ.
Marstel.a.
Mr.. Eugene Hollis has accepted q
position in the Bicycle works at Ha-
gerstown, Md.
Mr.. John Mckee, Of jamestown, n.
IN, Il spending 4 few days with his
parents in this city.
Miss Cora Kearney spent few days
last week with Miss Fannie Myers, at
Berkeley Station.
MI and Mrs, w. NJ. Hollis returned
this morning from the N. z. Confer
euce at Hagerstown.
Mr.. Chas. N. Seibert, who for the
past year has been living in st. Jos
eph, Mo-, returned home 70 this city
yesterday on account Of i'll health.
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ELoPED Win 4 STUDENT.
A sistsf Of Jadge N. II. DsHs and University
student Married.

Sister Of Jaage N. Il. Dcnt and a University
student Married
Charles Montgomery, aged twenty
years, student Of the Morgautown
University resident Of Charleston
and i member IF one Of the wealthiest
families Of the State capital, and Miss
Carrie Y. Dent. daughter d MN. II.
Dent, Of Morgantown, and sister IF
supreme Court Judge N. II. Dent,
eloped to Oakland, Nd. Saturday and
married. Their silent stealing away
on matrimonial venture, on account
Of both their youth and high social
standing, wssa matter Of great sur
prise to their many friends and caused
much comment.
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WY DO You cOuoH9

When Snodgrass' Syrup Of Tar and
Wild Cherry win cure youi 500 bot
ties sold this season. It speaks for
itself. Try bottle and you'll agree
with rs. Prepared by r. L. snod-
grass q Co.. Dispensing Druggists.
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a. y mr. prBLIo GENERALLT.

.ftar Feb. Is. 1893, no gratis read
~ ala n We etc, Will be given In this paper
p9slfss7 IA sdciety, church, theatre. q en-
|aHy pers,.s n sny Kind or character. who may
a pIr Ills printing done a. any other oags
NM f WaaLp Patrons g sa y sd p1P TeaSns
oe a pss,;@s natronizing other Offices wlth
|iess aark and not regular patrons o. Lhk
H M WIZ ays III nay for all reading notices
psLp WI v, n III cents per line, payable immeai-
m a tts publication special notice I 4 VA aass
ID hit oeonlimsntagFlE s'eat ices ~. nothing
nv i ,ss KIN space but the spot cash GUT
ss traps viii be taken special care II ~
Ear VIZ ii the way Of gratis reaaiiig
siasa
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THE BIC QUALIFICATION 0YER

Everybody settle down to business
and gen ready for a big years sales, for
the time is near at hand, when the
people will want the goods, and must
have them. We are ready with an.
immense stock Of cook STOVES and
ranges, tinware and house furnishing
goods at reasonable prices.
j. w. r. FIsHER, King st.
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ELECTRIo Buffers.

This remedy il becoming 70 we'll
known and 80 popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise A purcr medicine does not
exist and il is guaranteed to. do all tha
lis claimed. Electric Bittcrs will cure
all diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys,
viii remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rhem
and other affections caused BY impure
blood. Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fevers. For cure Of Head-
ache, Constipation and Indigestion try
Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, Or money refunded.
Price 50cts. and $l.00 per bottle at n.
G. Williams il. q co. Drug store.
That run on Browns fine chocolates
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lone Do11ar
It is the Largest Paper

II contains more choice, varied and attractive
reading matter than any half dozen ordinary
newspapers.
it, entertaining chaste and delightful contE-
ned stories BY the best authors are among the
desirable features.
The WaEEIiNa REsIsrEn live stock, produce
wool and grain markets. from Philadelphia.
New York, Baltimore and Chicago are fnll, ac-
curate and complete.
Every town. city andconnty scat ID the State
il . center Of news which the REoisTgn publish
IS with weakly regularity, 50 that every citizen
IN the State must take the REGfsrEE 10 keep
thoroughly posted in state matters.
The Democratic Party will shortly coTac Init
power, and the REeIsrEn will be faithful
chronicler Of events occurring under the eleve
land Administration. Everybody will want q
know what Is going Oh In washinston. The
REeIsrER's Special Correspondent viii keep
them posted.
The Legislature viii shortly assemble II VIII
be very important session No citizen of the
state can affVrd 10 b. without The RkstlaH IT.
Legislative reports, and III fact aIl news mat
tiers from the state Capital are recognized
throughout the state as the most elaborate and
complete.
Remember. One Dollar buys the WEEKLY
Rke1srER from now TIL January !. 1894.
eB-All remittahces should be either by postal
order, registered letter or check. Then there II
no danger Of loss or delay.
a.
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When You want your physicians pre-
scriptions compounded with neatness
and accuracy TO take them to the phar-
macy Of A. N. Gilbert 4 Bro. u N.
Queen ST.
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N. i. Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday. Usual prices. Firsi-class
work guaranteed.
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The same beer that Is sold at he
Worlds Fair i sold at The New Place.
next door 10 City Han.
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PATE.

rhe boz who fell 10 feet Saturday
Ii escaped serious injury will some
h slip % Oh q banana peel and the
binary editor viii have him. Nor
Int0wn Dominion.
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81. CLAIR SOLD
Aa4as y Waynesboro pays $4,000 for The
Building.

AAtlas n Waynesbcro pays S2U,uUO icr the
Building
Adams, for the past three
|als the popular proprietor Of the
f'lonal House, Waynesboro, has
|rehqsed the ST. Clair hotel in this
and will take charge April l. This
4se i one Of the handsomest build
" Martinsburg It is centrally
9ed' has q fronting Of l20 feet on
rs street, contains 20 rooms and all
modern appointments, With the
WIS management II could be made
9t 'he finest hotels in the State.
paee paid BY Mr.. Adams is said
Aaye been $4,000.
'hE WORLD at 10 cents per week.
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hE EIFFEL TOWER or TOILET AR
TICLES.

|3l6,574 bottles Blush Of Roses sold
|lS9O. You know / could not have
ii 8 much il Blush Of Roses was not
represented, a sure cure for pimples,
Eckles and blackheads. In 1892 ]
edict it will be sold BY every drug
y, and used by every lady and gen
pmau in the United States a. NJ.
ilbert 4 Bro, will supply You at 75cts.
j bottle.
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TnE WOMB at 10 cents per week.

Bear the banner to Hawaii and carry
the good news o. Louis Browns low
prices onTricycles into every home IN
town.
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REMEMBER.

Ii You buy your garden seeds Of A.
Gilbert s. Bro. you do not get
els that have been carried oyer from
/ year. At the end Of each season,
Of Landreths seeds are burned up,
,reby guaranteeing you fresh garden
ds. Gilberts lead in the seed line
b as 10 quality and prices.
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R.LSnodgrass & Co. prepare Syrup
Of Tar and Wild Cherry for the throat
and lungs. II has never failed il ours
ing coughs and colds Try bottle
and Be convinced. Price % cents.
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' .Ty9IaL AssouscEMEsrs-
NJ. I. ~ p1TR0Ns.

,-at,f,f, az every 80 days al 80
s AZ te I II are due and collcctable.
si. witt s,; Y, nav for four successive
lsrriteys NV. M from tie list, aud placed on
Ieks ar 9ts MI Nh for future reference
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a ~ 4pTER71sERs.

Il rHg WoRLD are requisite 70
= fatT3slls eertisenents oftener and regu-
|snge tas1 Al ei,ly attracts the reader, ~,
" ~ s W. snpearance for the paper: Novel =.
senis ny ~ ~ ertising is the only KIND thal
I A y "a, ,'r,,s il progressive age.
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Birsine II hobby double breasted
n FIJI youths and boys at NJ II.
D,ns Watch and chain with every