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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-02-05

o." ""Z """
tstlnn tuntInrs.
There SEA clever fiafisiioIan u1ooonI1
teach q thing on two iotho novelist
This etntelIclau bios attempted o. oIassI.
~ Che etii0n and methods of proposals.
and az a result hns presented iobuiatci
figures extremely interesting TO rffohoI.
ogisia Ont Of 100 cases 30 gentlemen
tnko lady in arms d1 gentlemen kiss
lady on lips four gentlemen Kiss lady
on cheek, three eonilcmef show very
good insto by kissing lady On cyoa. and
two gentlemen Kiss lady on hand Ib
"A 70 be presumed these two ont Of 100
are the tmid, difidont kind though &c
10 possible that thoy might ho Of Tho
quietly continental nature Ono gen.
ticman kisses lady on nose 10 must be-
added that the staiistician is careful to
insert Tho saving clausoo of b ymistako. "
There Is sven a record Of q ran kiss.
ing n lady on edge OF shawl, BIZ, thank
goodness there is only ono en- 100. and
the chauccs arc that this man Is peculiar.
soventy-two hold lndy's hand. IA
hold Il very tightly, IA invo Jumps in
their throats, and nine oxolaim aloud.
THANK Godl" Only seven out of 100
declare themselves 10 TO doliriOusly hap
by, and Eve arc too full for utteranca
Three out Of 100 stand on ono foot when
they make proposal, and two 20 down
on n knee, while nine make q formal
prolude-soinething like the slow music
at the play, we suppose, when the vii
lain appcalg to heaven to witness the
consuming famo Of his Affection for the
heart he plots to ruin, etc
The behavior Of the lady under tho
circumstances is equally entertaining
ann instructive Out Of 100 cases 81
sink into the arms Of gentlemen, 08 rest
their leads on gcntleman's breast. and
only M sinks into the arms Of a chair.
Eleven clasp their arms around the gen.
tleman's neck, six weep tears Of Joy ST.
lently. and "A weep tears aloud-what-
ever that means S~evonty-two have eye
full Of love, and nino out -of 100 rush
from the room to toll somebody. Only
four are greatly surprised. and 81 Of
100 knew that something was coming.
Five giggle hysterically. and one even
sneezes. Only one Of 100 struggles not
to DO kissed, while six kiss gentleman
first II we believe the statistioian, one
out Of 100 women will say, ''Yos. but
don't be q fool "-Philadelphia Times
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p Quickest Wsy % rno ~ Wealth ln
This rulinras Era.
The reason a tho moicru differences
IN favor of business ra an insifumont oi
MONEY making IL nct Far to sock Ii s.
the enormous growth Ia tho ecalo Of cv-
erythiug In which business can DO DONE
The enterprise Of a merchant, Of r. com
t%yactor, Of n mine dealer. even Of a shop-
keeper, may now cover the whole world
and may be carried chi, moreover. main
" upon credit. It rlay te doubted
whether, except in those transactions
which are called financial. " and which
really mean the taking Of heavy hrihcs
for ~pocnniary support. any one transao-
ton ever yields quito ns much rs the
snme trausactions would have yielded
GO years ago; whether, for example. any
cargo ever produces ton for ton an equal
margin Of profit or whether any Gus.
toner IN o shop pays quite 60 heavy q
percentage on tho goods lie buya
AZ Is the magnitude and muliipiica-
ton Of cargoes which yield fortunes,
tho thousands instead Of hundreds Of
customers whom clever dealers may IN
duce 70 spend money. The new system
Of rapid turnover is, Of course, precisely
tho Same thing-tho dealer selling four
times what lie did and using only the
samo capital This advantage u scale is
almost entirely wanting to tho profes.
sional man, for tho Obvious reason that
he is hampered by limitations Of time
There are only coo Minutes Ia hard
worked day, and the seeker after IN
come, DO he ns able as ho may or as do
cided or as rapid, must eivo eorae Of
those minutes to each client CT patient
or contractor with o difficulty 70 meet
II no does not, no loses custom, and
with custom income rapidly slips away
There ere no doubt favorite lawyers.
doctors and even engineers whose ad.
vice is sought at great expense, when
equally good advice Is proourable much
cheaper, utstill tho favorites must give
thoir advice and loso their days ia doing
it, on they viii speedily be deserted.
Nothing can alter tlis first law, while
the ex~agggration Of professional fees is
kept down ia tho case Of solicitors by
positive statute, in that Of doctors by an
etiquette d ehcult to define or csplain-
there seems to DO no reason why a great
physician should not charge according
to skill-and ia that Of barristers and
engineers, by n competition, which
though never acknowledged, isnono tho
less real ar effective. We can not zee
what is TO a. ter this condition Of affairs
and do not believe that, however civil.
hzntion iaay develop itself, professional
skiil will eve again DO tho quickest
road to largo accu.aulatious London
Spectator.
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a U.nI|.l Na,a lhs N1rHs in Them Are
Hr'et 81 NictIIne Poisoning.
"Ilfro s. ono bad rosnit Of constant
c'Fafclte smolIns ihai very few people
know Anything about said q Brooklyn
den'Ist 'Iho result Itself hns been nn-
parent Co mo and o. en- d~oliisis for a
long iimo buf tho cnoeo has boon q mys-
terry until very recently For yoafs tbo
leryos 81 teeth in ofcry other way per-
iect have been found dead "A careful
examination Of q dead nerve found in
IA uncxposod 1o0ih rcoontiy revealed tho
fact that e had been poisoned By ni0o-
time and thereby the mystory referred
Co was solved. Nicotine poisoning from
cigarette smoking is killing che nerves
ia tho tooth Of smokers lt e a most
serious state Of affairs although most
people viii not understand They think
O dead tooth Is ns good as q live ono
Ihoy will end their mistake some day.
"A young woman whom ! have known
for some iimo came horo the other day
md wanted q tooth attended to- i
worked on tho tooth some time. and
some Of tho instruments / used ahonld
have made her scream q little Bit But
sho never made a sound, and I naturally
concluded that the nerve of tho tooth
was dead Il surprised mo because tho
tooth was q good ono and tho nerve un-
exposed. Well. I extracted the nelyo.
aud the minute / saw Is / knew what
was the trouble
DO you want a live nerve left ia
your hoadg I asked.
Why. Of course. sho replied
Then stop smoking cigarottes /
said.
why, doctor, what do you meant?
she began. Then sho put ON a great
show Of indignation.
Ny dear young lady / said,
what's tho use Of talking sof I'm =
dental surgeon and knaw a thing when
l see H. You have been smoking ciga-
rettes for n long time. and my advice
was given in a perfectly friendly spirit
Well, she collapsed then, acknowledged
the truth Of what / had said, and that
ended t. don't think that cigarette
smokers figure this result Of nicotine
poisoning in with the many other In
furious effects Of the weed, but to my
mind II is tho most dangerous Of all "
New York Sun.
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Mr. Stacy Marks anecdote Of the
money finding dog. which he attributes
to Landseer, Is a yery prince among all
stories 81 the kind The dogs master,
IN the presence Of askeptical friend, hid
q 50 note in the bolo Of a tree when the
dog was paying him no attention. ECO,
letchl' he said, some time afterward,
while returning by another road, with
out further explanation.
The dog trotted OF, and it was a few
hours before be Joined the two at homo.
As there were no signs Of q note. the
skoptacal friend grew Hatirical But tho
host opened tho dogs mouth. aud b SOW
oroigns wevo~o concealed under his tongue.
He had found the note. been 10 tho bank
er's and exchanged it for gold-speo.
tatdr.
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~ nNela 81 an il|.a I.Ihod an1 nain.
n Na5o tIIlt'
About Io miles from Duroft OBJ AclII|
iaInnl, one ~ sea- i1hlInf lilon thin
lins III eanl $50 tho wafoa of tho ATTAIN.
iic. is che island of Iniishkco ono 0no
norning oer party f,of'ei 90 visit it in
q frosty booker AS Csc hooker canlo in
tieht Of ihc shore rrfaf excitement was
visible among lbo Islanders. and 50 was
very hard % realize thot we were siill
bat a1 hours journey from London.
Tho Inhabitants turned out Cn mnssa
Tho vonc and children "a their fcaniy
rafmonis Of rcd flannel crouchcd outside
their cabins while numbers Of tho mon
ran down. 10 tho beach and put ont in
their c~oracles on chance of rowing rs 20
land. 10 was n strange acono and cnri-
ouslyi like apiclufo plate in nboy'a book
Of adventures We know thcra was q
king Of fnnishEen, and eoon d tall,
bronze faced man was pointed out TO as
as his mnjosty On landing an tho party
woro introduced aud conducted by him
TO tho palace, where tho queen dowaecr,
with her daughter. babe as welcome ia
true Irish fashion.
Tho old Indy Yves IN her ricsurcrqro
native cosiume-rod dress and plaid
shawl over her bead Tie princess, how
ever, had cvidontly ON FIRST sight Of tho
hooker arraycd herself IN modern fish-
ion to do us honor, and wo were uDiabtd
on penetrating irto The reception room
TO find advertisements from shops in
Buckingham Palace toal and St Pulls
churchyard hung up 10 emheliish tho
wall, though Gully By q favored fcw
could thoy DO read
Tho island was destitute Of any school
or means OF instruction for tho children,
q very small proportion cithor under
stood or spoke English. and ihoro was
neither watch nor clock among the peo-
pie, who had o happy 60 lucky idea Of
tino and t-oublcd themselves little as
to Greenwich regulations
There were no church bells to ring, no
trains to catch, no onico hours requiring
p~unctuality, 50 when the sun was high
in the heavens they would get through
their not arduous farming durios, and
when he sank in tho great waste Of
waters they could sleep Tho kings
word settled all disputes. It was q
hereditary monarchy, and his people, 50
Tar as he wrs concerned. wcro untaxcd
Happy thoso states, thought some OF tho
visitors, whore royalty could be main
TIMED with SO little grandourl How
ever, / am in honesty bound TO add VIC
found King Philip had other means &C
filing his cofcrs besides lovying taxes
on his faithful subjects and learned tf9
art Of making good his opportunity
whenever the Saxon stranger vcntnvcd
to LAM on lis shore. But Innishkca has
an interest altogether apart from its sit
surrounded as it is by lovely
viows Of mountain ciiG and rocky head
land. On this spot, hundreds Of years
ago. early Christian missionaries land
ed, and On top Of n shelly mount, haif
q mile from the baach, tao Christian
remains Of great antiquity. West Of tia
island there stand also tho ruins Of o
said 10 lave been built By tho
Successors Of St Columbia. Leisure
Hours
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Old supcraiiiion Which Efas Powerful In
nnenoe with European I'IidaI Couples.
Tho municipal statistics Ct the CITY Of
Marsoilios snow tho observer that on tho
2sth Of April, 1894, there were regis.
tcrcd Of the mayors office I'D that town
no less than "a marriages. Why this
enormous number9 Because, according
20 an ancient tradition, couples that
marry in the month Of May expose them-
selves 70 great danger-doath Will soon
smito the Unfortunates, or, at tho very
Toast, their union viii not be blessed
with children. Therefore lsrco nuns
Der Of Marseillaiso lovers availcd them
selves Of tho last days Ct April to join
themselves ia wedlock.
This curious superstition IS by no
means confined 60 Marsoilies. III. To-.
Blaut, a French Investigator, ascribcs
TO it an origin III Roman antiquity. Tie
Roman poet Ovid said that May was no
time for widcws to marry or for young
girls, and ACIDS that tho imprudoEs
woman who braves fate by sd doing will
dio carly. 9lutarch agrees to the truth
Of this.
It may DO because OF ibis ancient priv
ciple that the Roman Catholic church
has mado tho month Of May nacred to
tic Virgin. However this may &c, tho
idea has certainly pcrpctuatcd itself with
singular persistence Trssoni, writiug
about tho middle Of tho seventeenth cen
fury, relates tiat among Ike inhabital "a
Of forraras nicny young mobiles ard
princes who were married. in May died
only q fow lays afterward. III is tho
observation Of this strange fact " ho OBJ
serves; srhas4nducod tho Forrarcso, SO
isissaid, to foli0w tho ancient CUSTOM
At the present 61y tho superstition
has not ceasod to show itself in certain
regions Of Iialy. in Ropmania, IN south
Germany, Bohemia, WSstphalia Eng
Land and France, notably IN Samtongo
and ia the C%avonnas whore every ono
acknowledge The truth q ihaqcnXclhl
"Tho month Of flowers is a month OF
tears"
Perhaps, said Plntarch, ''tho
month Of Nay Is regarded as unlucky
because it comes botwoon April and
juno, tho ii onths respectively Of Vcnrs
and Juno, the tutolary goGdessos Of mar
riago, or perhaps it is because Hay 10
tho month Of tho feast Of tho Lomnlcs,
tho souls Of the dead Paris Letter
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b Nol sIesp on lhs 90 Sac.

There IS little doubt that an immense
number Of persons h~abitually sleep on
the left side, aud those who do so can
never, it Is said, be strictly healthy. It
Is the most prolific cause Of nightmare,
and also Of the unpleasant taste in the
mouth on Arising in the morning. All
food ontcrs and leaves the stomach on
the right side, and henoo sleeping ON the
left side soon after eating involves a sort
Of pumping operation which Is any
thing but conducive to sound reposa.
The action Of the heart is also seriously
intorferod with and the lungs unduiy
compressed Hence il is best to cultivate
tho habit Of always sleeping ON the right
side. although Sandow and other strong
men are said to invariably sleep on their
baoka-Philadolphia Timoa
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-02-05

Mr r. d Bntlc1t. Chelmsford. writeli
- can beat the achievement Of Charles
Edward, who. Is spelling box 'bolsl,
made moro mistakes than tho letters al
init Of have in my possession q letter
addressed many years ago TO my father,
in which 10 mistakes nre made in a sin
gle word Of five letters The word H.
or was meant 10 be. usage; the spelling
is yowzitrh There arc thus five sins
Of omission aud eight Of commission;
total, IS. London Nowa
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peace on earth" was the aim Of
Christ's work ID this world. writes Ed.
ward Rellamy Ia The Ladieh' Home
Journal The whole gist Of bis doctrine
and the burden OF his teaching consisted
10 o%ounsels 70 men how 70 put an end Il
strife with their fellow men and I've to.
gethor with them Ia mutual h~olpfulaeas
All this toaohing. which was Tho whole
content OF his gospel, was grouped aboat
and crystallizod Ia the golden rule.
Whorocn a modern world Is founded
as on an everlasting foundation. 10 DO
lloyo Ia Christ and not 20 believe Ia Tic
golden rule 10 the only plan for social
organization seems 20 us d moral and
rational impossihiliy-an unthinkahlt
proposition, Dust lhil however. our rn
cestors undertook 70 de- and It IS fair I'd
admit that they were very frank ah1r
81 They made 10 ~prclonsca
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An English literary man who was c1
the verge u bringing ont n book at TIE
iltt Press ordered his proofs to be sort
20 him nt q house whore no was engaged
20 dine out, intending 10 look them over
"a The kali hour after dinner. Tho print
fr'G boy however. was late in bringing
them. aud tho gentlemen had ALREADY
roioincd tho isdios in tho drawingr room
whom che company was electrified BIZ
hearing tho sonorous voice OF tho butler
announcing fTho dovil from tho Pitt
hns como for Mr. Joncsl"-san Fran.
cisco Argonaut
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TReE FLANTIMa bal rnANce.


Useless Sand Danes Converted into Valu-
able xand with riaes.
Tho French thoroughly appreciate tho
advantages 90 be derived from eystomnti1
tree plantiTS Tracts Of sand have boon
covered with Pine forests, and the word
lande, borrowed, as it Is Thoughts from
tho German, is losing its 'noaning Of
waste. Till a century aco a largo
portion Of the forest Of Fonta.rcblcau
consisted Of bare sand hills, but tho
planting Of pines was begun. A variety
capable Of standing tho fcverest win
tors was evidently found. and millions
Of trees now diffuse healthy and agree
able odors, besides furnishing timb~r
Tor fuol.
The deccmposed fir noodles, more
over, gradu lly form q crust Of vegeta-
blomold, permitting tho growth Of trees
and shrubs less able than the p.no t.
live ON air. Tho department Of tho
Landes, ono q barren region, with ea..a
so loose TINT people had % walk
stills, is covered with pines. aid ito
problem Of draining tho sutscil has been
solved, rs described in Edmond Abont's
story Of "Aaisre Pierre. "
The Losses hy fro and nnzioty to pro-
duco something moro Commemorative Than
pine arc new. however. inducing
schemes Of artificial fertilization. In
many French watering places dune3
have been Transformed intowooas. thus
holding ont TO seaside visitors iho IT.
traction Of agreeable shade and CHANGE
from monotonous beach Shifting sands
have been T~7oyontod from extending in-
land In some casos dunes have been ac-
quired by ccnpunies. which, afierplant-
ing them, ! ave cut them up'into bni T.
ing lots and hago seen them dotted with
villas.
Elsewhere municipalities have taken
up the mattor, and ia largo operations
tho district OF tho department has pro-
vidod tho funds London Times
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Napoleon apt replies often excited
good humor Ia q crowd a large and
hrnwny dshwoman once was haraneuinR
The mob and telling them not 20 dis.
pcrsa Sho finished by exciaiming.
Mover mind those coxcomha with epau.
lots on their shoulders They caro- not y
We poor people on eiarYo ~ they oaa
but feed well and grow fat
Napoleon. who was a. thin as 8
shadow, turned 10 Der aud snid. Look
at me- my good woman. end loll me
which Of 81 two "a iho iatlor
The nah iag WAS completely dlecon.
ccItod. and 60 mob dispersed -Er-
change
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To sit down Ia a chair without an oo.
ioot is to jump into a thiclet Of lempta-
tions. A vacant hour Is always tine
devils hour When time hangs heavy,
the wings OF the spirit Dap heavily and
slow. Then II e. that a book Is q strong
tower, nay, a very church. with angels
lurking among tho loavcsas IT they wego
so many inches Reading helps to mako
conversation harmless, ly making IL
less petty and ~oensorious. by furnishing
us with other topics than cur ncighbors'
faults and foiblcs It is very hard for a
person who does not like readlng 10 talk
much Ia company without SHINING. Eur.
thermoro, q taste for reading often him
doris our taking tho wrong side IN prac.
tioal questions which arc mooted Ia the
world, but bear unon the church Il
docs this either by Ito Information it
has enabled rs to obtain On The subject
itself, or ~ making our instincts aocu
rate and sensitive through our familiar
ity with right principles -Fubcr
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When the Kitchen range is cleaned
out. there viii 10 found in tho due IN
der tho oven a considerable quantity OF
gray dust It is not ashes exactly, not
yet soot, but q smoke deposit as near
akin to lanpblack as a coal ERE is ablo
to produce-spft light, impalpable,
inor than tho finest -four. Not many
among those who throw this into tho
ash bin arc probably aware that this is
the best thing in the world for polishing
tinware, far surprising III the prepared
powders and pastos sold for that pur.
pose. Apply it to tho tin with q damp
cloth. and o few strokes viii prodncg
such q lustor as is on new ware or as tho
engrayer pits upon his zinc plates ly
tho use q charcoal -Exchanre,
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They have recently made gold leaf by
electro-choinical Processes ns thin as
our.milionths Of an inch thick, II you
can imagine that Il was exactly l-2.
79e. 900 Of an inch. The Highest previous
ihinncss ever reached was 1891 600
This 10 40, i8f times ihinnor than ordi-
nary thin writing paper journal Of
Education.
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Animals Respect One An0theF's Rights.
Truth forces the observer Of nature to
admit that birds and other creatures ap-
portion the earth among themselves just
about a. man daeA A bear has his boun-
DIARIES beyond which his fellow bear does
not trespass with impunify-tho wild
rabbit you SEQ on your lawn Ia the
moonlight "a the same Innocent little
creature Jon have been seeing every
night all tho summer timo-and even
tho robin that gathers the early worm
Tor his breakfast from your garden viii
show fight when another comes maraud
ing on his preserve Nor does this last o
year only, for there is good evidence that
the same bird will come bnck 90 the
claim 10 shkod or tho year previous.
Moohan's Monthly.
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"Somo Of Browning's worksg" repeat
Cd tho gentlcmanly book store clerk
Certainly, ma'am. Which volumes did
you wnntY'
"Oh, said Mrs. Nurioh languidly,
wrap mo up q quarter Of a dozen.
Chicago Record
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r1ir. headache. n1rkncht| rrI rrfr0tt d'e.
tuIboncca or Che general health nct rood.
tle iroicIuua see 81 medicine ehon|d b.
employed. pr. picrcc's FavofIlc rrcncrin-
inc AZ liis Time. The hcrt bodily condition
results irou SO use. Its @ fencdv r1e.
cialiy indicated for those deiic1te weak.
uctstt ana lcitnfcuicnl9 that afiict wo-
mtukiud at pnc period cf cnoihcf You'll
hnd That Tie woman who he's faithfully
used The Prescription ia tlfc nict.te 81
health, she foots utu and ahc fsir atlf.
In catarrhal Inflammation. 81 chfonic dis.
placements cpfHmpu TO- uiacr. where there
are symphonic q ~bactachc. dizziness on
tiniing, bearing down sensations, disor.
ocfcu stomach, mocdineBs. fatigue. etc..
eit uoA1it tliriJ aisp-ii-d aaI ttE
auherer brought back 10 hcalih and Good
-nnlIlls.
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Within Hlfft lNI| oI h|aotI.
Atult Itt .1fH.n tNI t~0HneNInH.
ArlInr nILfIlN Scr N|HiH I1 fU0.
81 m|nE'td uu.|c nnl I1fInn1
what scented tlIIah|ca oi sonf
Ihtouah1at tht dtY thtif Tongues rs
ntIIi
sheY tempt r'in nfom0c honey sweets
The listener Io I|N.of long.
AIii nf aonani cloud n1lraV.
Tho daprltd bafitiHF noaIs nrnf.4
Iufed ht llc fragrant music t'etf-
IromhIoa rIth Joy. thtu fades away.
And 90 her oft. from lime 90 lime.
ihc humminr bird and eoidon boo
Lisi end 50 mad with nalcif-
Ihe honey mueic 81 ihe ciimc.
And thiuicr. when lio Silver CLEAN
or moon and stars Is over nll.
Ono white moth hottrs near 3ho WALL
Arllcsi Co haunt ihc mri.n'e drcnmi
~ y. sherman in Youths Companion.
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"Somo women can't believe q word
their husbands say. - she remarked
"Wcii, " conldod the OTHER "Im not
quito SO badly on a. Tint Ny husband
inlksin his sleep occasionally. wash
inEicn Star.
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An a~nsiqpalian says that tobacco can
not DO used ia England save by 8 viola.
tion Of law. M 1860 a law was mado
prohibiting the growth on Importation
Of tobaoro beyond few hundred pounds
OF leaves every year, ITO bo used in
medicine. lt IS said that this statute
has mover been repealed.
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Ay husband, snid tho largo. norb,
lady, 'hns . hnb't IL marking 4
grlnas az fho paper that say Moon
thinRs about Wonion
30 yQn win nct fail 10 zee them
onf san that p not ns mean a trick ~
mine plays To cuts them an ont
tncn have 10 gei another paper only
in und that have heen fooled again. :