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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-01-19
CROSSED IN LOVE.
why broken Engagements Become Sab
jects for Gossip.

1ects for Gossip.
Probably nothing more wholly, moro
exclusively concerns the persons enter
ing into 1t than their marriage, And
yet, as rule, ALI their associates and
most of their acquaintances seem to
feel as much interest in 1t as Them
selves, and talk far more about 1T
Their knowledge of the engagement,
and how IL was brought about, with
every minor detail, appears very much
greater than the knowledge of the
couple Immediately involved.
The fact is that marriage, generally
and particularly, Is a subject OF ex-
treIne interest to young people every
where, especially to young women, and
in all ranks of society It is not
strange. therefore, that it should fur
nish endless gossip and criticisms
though these may be excessive, and
are often misehievous. Many mortals
may be in no wise attractive, but when
they are on the eve of marriage they
become attractive by that circumstances
alone.
The regard, the reverence, felt for
wedlock is a proof of civilization.
Every truly enlightened person be-
ieves in 1t as an institution, as essen
tial to the well-being of the state.
whether he accepts or declines it on his
own account. The opirion in America
is SO overwhelmingly in its favor that
there is apt to be prejudice, in minor
towns especially, against any man who
perseveres in bachelorhood. He is gem
orally believed to have neglected one
of his plainest duties, and to be in some
way responsible to the public Tor his
neglect. But under this belief snouid-
ers half-formed conviction, notably
among women, that he is not directly
answerable for his celibacy.
Indeed, the sentimental world is SO
entirely pro-matrimonial as to hold that
the unwedded have been unluclzy in
their wooing. They have been disap-
pointed in their suit, or, as the common
phrase is, have been crossed in love. 1t
is always wondering why this man or
that woman-unless there are visible
reasons for it's not married; and
after certain amount of wondering, it
imagines it has solved the problem by
concluding that he and she have been
crossed in love. There may not be the
slightest evidence or argument for any
such conclusion. But ON the hypothe-
sis-a violent one-that nobody would
continue single IL a partner were pro-
durable, disappointment must be as
sumed. Excellent as marriage is in
itself. all who embrace it may not share
its benefits, especially those who are
undfscrininating or precipitate in their
choice. There are, also, persons OF
both sexes constitutionally untitled for
wed1och, and If conscious of their I'M
fitness they deserve credit for refrain
ing from it. So many couples make .
| serious mistake eonnubially, and dis
| cover IL too late, that it is fair to infer
i7sss ssrss
we'll rs lucky to iaaveF rsaaatsiz Staca1-
Besides, hundreds OF men in every com.
munity are bachelors from circum-
stances. They do not want to marry
in cold blood, and never having met a
woman who appealed to them particu"
larly, or aroused tuInult in their
hearts, they have remained bachelors.
--Harper's Bazaar.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-01-19
BIN 4 FIsHIN..

Many a time when twas glttin' late,
I've seed him sneakin' thro' ther gate,
THROWN back ards an anxious glance,
At Jagged tear Id tho baek D. his pants,
He'd bin fishins
Then he'd slide his pole, d ero5kedy iiin,
Up on the roof Of the old wood bin;
An ther bait he'd left In ther tomato can
He'd hide, an say ter me: Hello. Dan;
I've bin fshin'.'
He'd hurry an give ther ''minnies" ter ma,
Afore she'd have chance ter Jaw
About him q ieavin'j o. his hoe,
An al1owin' o. ther weeds ter grow,
While he'd bin f1shin'.
Then he'd say as he was hungry an dry,
An 'ud like some milk an o. piece o. pie.'
Ma 'ud say: ''You kin hush an go ter bed,
For supper Is over, an ther table red.
You just go fishin',"
An when he was of upstairs, why, pa
'Ud fldget an grin, an say ter ma:
Now. mother; don be hard; he's a little chap
An many time I've left my pap,
An gone fishin'"
Then pa I'd go ter bed, with wink at me,
Fur we both o us knew just how 'twould be;
An mother 'ud take some milk an pie,
An steal upstairs sortcr sly;
As. IL she'd bin q tishin'.
Catherine zugler, in Kansas City Star.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-01-19

were slender and apparently fragile,
but had been made by surgical
instrument manufacturer, and were OF
the finest material. Laport examined
them with unconcealed admiration.
Kent, however, did not allow him to
waste the fraction OF minute.
it away at once" he said. Laport
touched the flat stone with his foot on
one corner; it tipped at the pressure;
he inserted his finger and, lifting it up.
placed the implements in the space be-
meath. He also received from Kent
little coil of steel wire. lit Is to let
YOU down from the window to the
laundry roof he said. Every inch of
it has been tested up to five hundred
pounds. But all this mechanical assist
ance is of no sort of avail If you fail to
follow out my schedule Of time and
scrupu1ously fit every move to my
arranged programme. You will cut
the bar tomorrow while the engine IN
the laundry is running How long do
you calculate it will take you?
'fIf it is an iron bar, can do it in
two hours with that saw.
syery good. You are to leave seq
ment of iron to hold it In It's splace and
rub the rust into the fresh cut. You are
to get out the window on Saturday
morning at exactly half-past two to
the minute. | will bring you to-tnor-
row a tiny duplicate watch set to one
have myself, and little box of wtix
matches. I will also bring you d pair
of kid gloves padded, so that you can
use the loops in the wire without cut
ting your hands. You must be at the
far angle in the wall exactly ten min
utes later and you will find the other
wire thrown over for you. It will not
do to have it there before and you are
| to pull it after you when you are on
| the other side. One other thing: You
must manage in some way to set the
4 bar back in its place. No one will look
! into your cell till five o'clock from the
wicket in the door. but the absence of
the bar might be detected by the patrol
on the wall. He carries a buil's-cye.
Can you do thato''
"Yes,. said Laport. '.if ! have any
foothold on the wire and you can bring
me half an ounce of gum shellac soft
/ ened in alcohol.
/ Very good. You will have eight
minutes to get over the wall and you
will land in high clump of jimson
weeds. / want you to remember the
rest OF my directions. It is necessary
that you commit them tomemory. Al
the time you land in the weeds, there
i will be man on a horse in the road
aud he will start east at break-nech
i speed. You are togive no heed to him
| but cross the road. drop over the b.nl'
/ lit is slale and einders and will leave
/ no footprints aud turn to the left and
follow it west for one hundred fee1
where you will come to q ctlvert ane
brook crossing. You are to take to the
middle of this stream and follow the
bed five hundred feet, rolling YOU
trousers up so as TO keep them dry, un
til you come to an clubhouse painted
red, which overhangs it. Light
match and,if there are two crosses u
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-01-19
HINTS TO HousEkEEPERs.
Bits of Information Which VIII BE Founs
of Value.

BITS of information Which VIII BE Found
of Value.
A pretty night or hall light is Sc
cured by placing globes OF colored
water in front of lighted candles placed
on corner brackets.
Portieres are now suspended from
the hanging crane of carved wood, and
can close doorway, shut off cosy
corner, or at pleasure fold back, maxi
inc d wall hanging without taking up
any space.
Here is a way to restore ostrich
feathers which is much used in Paris:
Throw big handful of salt on the fire
and shake the feathers in the heat OF
the blaze, being careful not to singe
them.
Some of the oid-fashioned methods Of
cooking and preparing food are not to
be despised, even in these days Of much
advanced kitchen chemistry. Ham, that
good or bad relish, as the cook elects,
according to her manipulation before
serving of the slices of smoked pig, can
be made delicious1y nutty by soaking
over night in buttermilk. Almost any
dairy will supply that rarity of the city
kitchen If the request is made, but in
its absence sweet milk does very we'll.
The slices should be washed before be-
ing placed in the milk bath, and be
washed again afterward and dried be-
fore cooking. This treatment takes
away the smoky as we'll as the salty
taste of the ham and gives it almost a
new flavor.
Besides the bother in winding
worsted for fancy work off in the balls.
| IL is not good for the worsted itself It
stretches iii and removes something OF
the light surfaces, making it stringy.
| It is better to unwind a skein into .
verv loose round, like bottomless
nest in shape, and holding this on the
| lap, use from it in working
It will be well to boil the molasses TO
be used for gingerbread, or at at least
heat it very hot before beating up the
cake, and it will be greatly improved.
In hemming linen articles that one
wishes to fold evenly to thread it Is
necessary to cut the linen and hem 1t
by pulled thread, and this is done the
most perfectly when the linen is
shrunken before the thread Is drawn.
Don't allow your butcher to send
home mutton or veal wrapped in the
sheet of membrane that usually comes
around it. tt does keep the meat
cleaner, but it imparts rank taste TO
ii. and should never lie against it for
i the time of transit N. <. Herald.
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the voices proceeded. He had scarcely
turned the cornergof the mill before he
found himself In full view of party
of ladies and gentlemen who had evi-
IDENTIFY rendezvoused here for a lunch.
Their horses were tied to the neigh
boring trees Il white clotl, was spread
upon the grass; q eof6fed servant was
opening wine. They were elegantly
dressed and were Enthusiastically people
of means and leisure taking an outing.
AT the same moment Laport saw pro-
truding from the grass almost at his
feet the Circular form of an old mill
stone and, with d feeling OF helpless
ness. he sat down upon 1t.
A minute had not passed when he
was awnre that some one was APP
preaching him. Itwas d woman. She
had left the group Immediately and
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1895-01-19
An AppetlzLng sandwIcf.

Spanish onion chopped fine and
mixed with twice the quantity Of
canned salmon is said to be an appetite
ing filing for a sandwich to be eaten
at bedtime. The mixture should be
seasoned with salt, pepper and 9 very
little vinegar sardines are excellent
mixed with chopped pulp and grated
yellos peel of lemon, seasoned with
salt and pepper, and spraaSl on bot
toast or crackers Two Lemons srs used
eor one small can of fish. 81 Post.
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was standing very near him. He
looked at her with the greatest amount
of interest and suspense. She was
handsomely and janntily dressed in Q
riding habit and appeared to be at
least thirty years of age. Her Whole
bearing was easy, but dignified. Her
handsome oval face was expressive OF
determination, softened by sensibility
She carried riding whip.
You are late, professor she said.
looking at her watch, and have kept
us waiting. Did you meet anyone after
voal left the stile?'
met d woman in the wood road going
to town with O basket, and she re-
garded me suspiciously
I
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

road, Nhseh Is 70 ran from that city to
Green River City IN syosning- The
projected lins, If II Is bssafs- VEIL traverse
the western end Of this county FROM
south to norsh- trsEiBg aaDzriT the
seETginEz Of the first division Such q
road Is entirely feasible aud zc0h open
Up 4 country rich III natural resources
chief among which are immense bodies
Of asosalrun and large OIL field. it
would also tuild up substantial town
at RanSely and create demand fos the
surplus products raised in that prcduc-
tive section q BIO Blzreo County. We
hope tise C., " i g n p r viii be
bGilt-and The oatISok IS favorable
scch a road woaId be : big thing soE
not alone the western end but the whole
OF this county
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26
In Working order.

The new board Of county commission
ers met on the I7sh, ana afEer three
dzys7 SESSION. adjourned Saturday eTen-
ing Ezra E'Iemming was duly in
dHesed iB;9 lhe cialir occupied 0T F E
Sheridan fnr the past three Tssrs- The
senior commissioner. Il J. Y0ssnksr,
WIS chosen chairman Of the board fOz
the ensuing vezr. and Ghe following
other business w1s disposed Of:
rhe bond Of John W WEIGH, justice
of the peace for 4ieeker and Powell
Park precincts, was examined and sp-
proged-
J. ). Wilson was rsketed so On
hOzses-
J. g. Hall was rsJ4;sd 81 800 on
cslsts.
JOS Griffith vas rebzisd 1896 On
cattle
7. B. Eosdss was reSatsd S2Is or
cattle
10 Reynolds vas Eebzssd sI-9I5 On
cattle. land and improvements.
4leeker Milling company nzs rsbated
5000.
G. r. Graves x Sons were rebated
SlIO OF II head c: cattle
On motion the bid os the Gazette
Printing Co, Of Colorado Springs. was
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26
The Old Man Is Hot.

Ex- Governor MATES eastern leets1r-
ing t1gsr has been u complete failure
and ise hzs returned TO Denver very
much zgsrisvet at everybody, hut par
tseuIerEy Colorado Democrats TO whose
sreacEery he says lie eEes bis defeat IN
the recent campaign He astEIbstss bis
failu-e Is a lecturer partly to EEnfaSor-
able weather and partly to a certain
prejudice against POpclist governors
To q Denver Republican reporter the
Old Man gnc0rss his wrath against the
Democracy As foiAJxs:
Il very much disapproTe OF the fusion
o. tfle PCgulIsts IN tire state seazse with
the Democrats / Should thiEk t.eT
had had enough Of that 1t YVES surely
the sHsacssery OF the Democratic party
in the szss campaign that defeated the
P0puIiss ticket Tbs head Of the Dem
Ocsat5c ticket showing himself totally
DEVOID Of political honesty and principle
Eezt about the state giving a5s0iatiOn
20 all Democrats who wished to vote
tire RepCb1lcsn ticket While the Dem
ocrats 10 iFspzlt1e County were falsely
pretending 10 fGse with US. 5.@-sJ Dem
ocrsss IL the state we're going hack on
sf,sIr principles IN Ordsr 20 down me-
No. siE, sbouit think or. PopGlist sen
zsOTs had had enough experience With
the Democrats. So utterly am OP-
posed 10 fusion o. any kind with Demo
Gratis o. Republicans that VII combat
such action IN tie future With all XIV
DOTer- and will stump the state ca that
issue If THE occasion comes again when
cur people are IN that sort 81 = strait =
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26
legislative Snap shots.

TIE Denver News Of lzse iss8e
CONTAINS : column and half Of breezy
personal sketches Of tsie members Of the
Tenth General assembly. Our deIega-
ti0a u mentally photographed Is fol
iDving:
Senator Graham bas Z great deal
EIDFc 10 say than during his first session
His friend. the doOrEseper. who is z
RJuEt county man. always listens with
& pleased smile whenever Isis senator
has ANYTHING 10 say. 1t Is aid that dur
ing tire CAUCUS for the ayportiOnuent
Of the patronage Graham rose and BE-
gzn vigorous kick at sharing with the
Democrats. Someone slipped around
behind him and whispered: For
Heavens sake. keep still. Graham;
we've got IN your man And Graham
Immediately sEbsidef into larnb-liks
dOcif5tY.7
This 10 Graham. and no mistake.
AID here ia what tie greet P0plIist
organ has 10 say Oh the man who. 10
every seEae o. the word. represents 1- ::
when some measure ID before the
house Of general inteTest the moot
prominent members TO BE- ssen on the
floor On the right side OF the cissmber
are Lowell Of R0utt and CzrTllzn Of
se1gwiesc- Mr. Lo7Tel has desk d.
rectly IN front 0; the speaker On the
front rJT. lie is seen usually Standing
bY his desk ~ the beginning Of dsb2te,
and gradually wanders over toward BIS
opponent until he Is within = few feet
Of bira. He is Of medium build and
s0rDewta; graz, willie there Is 2 slight
Medication toward badness. When not
engaged il. sperrIBz 81 the flor hs IL
70 ". found working on some report Of
she finance committee, Of which he Is
chairman He Is recognized Is the
leader Of the Republicans in the lsoGse. -
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26
No More Credit.

fsv weeks ago The HERALD made
rnesatson Of Ste fact that Greeley nner-
chants usre ase,us 10 shut Down on uEl-
desirable eusz6EasTs- Tha fothc~ing
special 10 the Denver Republican OF the
gIsz shows that the Aforementioned
MERCHANTS have commenced the shut
,slg-fown op@ratTcn.
The credit system Is the rock that
Ena1y GreSs6Y TgeTchaEs has nssen
wrecked upon For wears this has keen
srzinaEEy growing until 1t has reached
Immense proportions. II rs stated on
coed Authority that one fsrn IN this city
has SIS etsszODers getting goods on
credit Since the financial panic Of 1888
rGc,1sey has hees scarce ia this conn1u-
nifty antfl the fore part % last fail. when
the potato shipments increased the sup
ply Of the elFcSissiag rsediGEn- TIE
merchants expected to get some benefit.
bat in a great many Instances their Gus
TONERS Disappointed tteJz-dId not pay
Their oiIss. BESIDES baging their winter
sock of groceries. Provisions ETC. from
travelling solicitors OF eastern hCases-
Tais WIS tlss straw tlsai broke the n1eT-
camille c&rnei's back ana DosE they have
organized fOr mutual protection Last
night the We'd Cr-snly Merchants Ex-
change was organized wita Fifty mem
hers, vista Il C Watson. president; 4.
" Jacobs vice president: VIM. Mailer.
treasurer; AMI II 3. WiIlianas- ssc=e
tzry. T3se exchange viii Include rseul-
hers IN Grcsley Evans, Eaton Lacerne,
NeE W.l,s!zar AID other paints in the
couatY- 1t IS 70 be eoodHczed on the
PIN Gssd by DGu7s Commercial sgeEcs.
aaG every buger IN the county VIII be
rs.sed IS be deserves and the business
Of trusting iuGiscr2iHa.ely VIII lie
d0ne away with
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26
Tiuware at saltmarsa's.

The third annual exhibition Of the
Colorado Poultry association has just
closed at Denver, after very succes5~
fuI show. The poultry business IS as
Stunning respectable proportions in Colo-
radO within late yearS-evsn IN frontier
icing taken ID b.OoS!ed fowls. THE
HERALD has frequently given utter
ance 70 an established fart Eos generally
admitted by horse and cattle breeders
namely. that It costs NJ more to raise a
good class Of stock tnan it dOes 10 raise
serIibe- The same rule applies to the
chicken bBsinsss.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

The weeks weather started IL on
Sunday night with dEOp Of ten degrees
below zero and OF Monday and Tues
day nights IT Was eight beI01- Il slight
Modification then get In btlt the mer-
cury hinged the zero point until last
night when .fe Iowest point Of the win
twelve inches Of snow fell during the
week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

WaIiinau. the animal and scenic pho
rcgTspher. was IN town this week after
. very successful trip with Wells Il
Patterz0n over IN the Thurman creek
region Mr.. WaIIihan got nineteen
views Of mountain lions in ali kinds Of
POSITIONS
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26
Enecls OF the Ne,r Tarin sni.

Fifteen 70 twenty dollars viii get you
a good stylish sgsit, made from your
measure from cIoth Of your oWn selec-
Extraordinarily and TT guaranteed.
We represent several Of the hest tailor
Ing establishments. custom made
clothing is no~ within the reach N
all j. W. UretJs t. co.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

This IL a country wherein tue voter
rules. II there Is a political mess Oh
hand, he naa made it, Or permitted /. TO
he made. And if he feels like licking
somebody for it, the place 10 begin il
Just beneath the rear suspeBders but
tons on his own pautaloons. - Rife
EeyeiIle.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

Under the supervision Of the RsT.
Ostensou- Harry &iDlocl- has been do
inG come finishing vO-z on the interior
Of So James church which adds much
20 the beauty Of that handsome edifiee.
Owing to Lack Of FUNDS Mr.. Osseuson
will not be abie to finish the job at the
p-eeent time
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

TINS Office acknowledges receipt u
copies Of several bills introduced II the
legislature By Hon John W. Lowell
among them The EaugeIy and snake
rIye- bridge hills
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

Our iIne Of dried fruits 10 still coin
pIste and we guarantee our prices ~ bs
az low as elsewhere, If nos lower,
HCeCs Il co.
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49,

According 10 late advices, the Japs
have CONFERENCE.-The slightly pzrzphra8e
Gen. Grant, 10 5zst it out on the pres
ent line. # It tskea all winter.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

County Clerk Walb-idgs has been do
ing q real hrizx business in recording
projected railway riznt-Of-way pspeTs
lately. Where there is 90 much SMOKE
there ought TO be- some hre-sone day.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

Equal suffrage will be sxsmDlifisd at
the Valentine masquerade The fair
SIX will be zdni:tfs. fOr the came price
a. the meH-no more 10 Isss-s0 eeuts
each
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

uuzBs & Cos linz os szsoes cant be
bea1en- They are making special ef-
fort In this line and feel sure Of pleasing
you IN goods and pricsz-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

ghsse OF oar citizens who intend
keeping cool next summer tOok adTant-
age Of tins WEEKS ccid snap ant
harvested tneIr ice crop.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26
HOME n EWS.

Sublecz At ST. James church tD-nOz-
rVz e7ening Did Christ Organize
Church =
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We are selling gop1s at railroad prices
ard CA convince you Of it.
Iirnf-s Il %
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

Ileekerites had the pleasure OF wit
Messing the beautiful CELESTIAL phe-
nnmen1u commonly called --sun dogs
ye4Gerd4y morning
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

The Kings Daughters gave very
euIogsbie dance on Thursday eVeninz
az the cnurt house
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

wEsh ~e could get up 2 railway sca-s
-0r a dog 1ght-eyerY week 90 yefd
have something u ill 1he locai column
with.
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Hay for Sale

About l0p tors of alfalfa and bio
stem. Apply 10 John Robertson.
feiJS MEseyEgE fIJI<,.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

Use the Aseksr -four: IT'S betttr
than Denver -four atld 10 bonss yro-
duct.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

HoOD's PTrGs are TIE bet family catnar1go
and liver sHedseia4, Barzcle.s s1s relate.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

Grand Junction Is all worked Up ogsr
the contemplated building Of the Colo
raso, Wyonainz q Great Northern rail
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Notions and Gents Furnishing Goods,
Il SzlEnzrSh's
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Glassware at saItmarsb's.
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Granitexare. n saLlmarsIl...
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caudles, Fruits. Nuts. At s.allparst's.
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E-Iz Wv E9ass WEEKLY TEIBCyE
Fo- 80 % CslA ssssc-zsors
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1'oi-cco and c.zzrs, al saltrnarzli's-