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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-12-13
ksesix,d HI, Reward

{ A hard working and honest editor
who died OF starvation, was being es-
cOrted to heaven by an angel who had
been sent for that purpose. MAY l
look ut the other place before VIC AS.
endinto eternal hnppincss," asked
the editor? Eyes" said the angel, 90
they went below and skirmished
around taking In the sights. The
angel lost sight Of the editor and went
around Hades to hunt him up; he
found him bYa big furnace tanning
himself and gsEtng with rapture upon
a lot Of people In the fire. There was
. sign upon the furnace which read
.Deilinquent Subscribers" Get a
move on YOU" saidlthe angel, We must
co.. 'You Don" said the editor, 4
am not going this il heaven enough
| for me-"
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China and Class.

In this line we offer the cream
of the market and the useful
and the beautiful are so nicely
blended that it's hard to tell
where one leaves off and the
other begins. Here are a few
of the items contained therein:
Dinner sets, Reception sets, Ice
Cream, sets, Lemonade sets,
Tete-a,Tete sets, Cups and Sau-
GERS of all sizes, grades and
colors, Tea and Chocolate Pots.
Cabarets, Fruit dishes, Cake
dishes, Pickle dishes, Celery
dishes, Biscuit jars, Rose bowls,
Finger bowls, Syrup pitchers,
Peppers and Salts, Mustard
pots, Fancy plates, Fruit plates,
Cake plates, Vases, Lamps, Cut
Glass goods, etc, etc. We feel
perfectly safe in saying this line
far surpasses anything Of the
kind ever seen in Pembina.
You'll say so too. ~, w..
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DR.. Parker

DR.. Lawrence Parker occupied EOs-
per's Hall this week, and is billed to
give us another weeks entertainment
Like all clever men, he undertakes to
bring about the happiest results by
the simplest remedies, by what are
sometimes called natural results, that
is without using drugs that will re-
main in the system, and whilst curing
one disease, produce something us
bad. he only uses Those remedies au-
thGrized by the "materla medica. !"
He has had such vast experiment that
he claims to be able to diagnose any
disease in y very short time-"diag-
noses" Is the puzzle with most Medi.
cal men, it is sometimes natural
talent. but. like most talents Gun be
improved upon BY continual practice
and experience, this DIR. Parker has
evidently done, till he has become u
physl0gnOmist, or as we understand
him one who il able to diagnose u
disease from the facial expression
which combined with erudition en-
.ables q medical man to grasp his case
mt once and apply an immediate and
leffectual remedy. DR.. Lawrence
Parker comes to Neche we'll recon-
mended from Bathgate and other
places, and any who are III, or out Of
sorts, or do not know the nature Of
their disease would do we'll to consult
him. DIR. Parker il accompanied by u
talented troupe, who are we'll worth
seeing. Professor MurdeY as a spirit
ualIst IL excelled Ivy none. The vocal
lists are good and the entertainment
asa whole, OF moral tone, and very
amusing, and quite up to the stand
ard we would expect DR.. Parker to
maintain.-GretnaN News.
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NcArthur.


Both of our elevators are doing
good business vet.
Miss NJ. E. TAFT has gone to Pembi-
M to spend the winter.
The farmers are beginning to lay 10
their summer supply Of wood. ~ :,
Mr.. Brouillet is spending a couple
Of weeks 10 Emerson visiting friends.
Geo. Laurie Of Humboldt was Ia
town on Tuesday visiting bis brother
John, =
Tom Prittie 10 hard at work finishi
Ing his house. Well ,Tom.- We expect
an invitation. -.
Mrs. Stephens has left for her home
In Oregon, accompanied by her broth.
or. Wm. TAFT. J.
A number Of our young folks spent
o pleasant evening az Mr.. Hamllton's
last Monday.
Arthur Baron Is attending school In
Penbina. Mr. Baron believes 10 good
education aswell as good farming.
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Gents Furnishings

Modesty almost forbids ou,
saying much about this depart
ment us every man in Pembina
knows we lead in this line. For
the Holidays we have q fine
line of Suspenders in silk en-
broidered and satin goods also
emblematic Suspenders for
Masons, Odd Fellows and
Workmen. We've q fine line
Of Cuffs and Collars in linen
and celluloid and the best line
of Ties in Pembina County. All
new, fresh and clean. No Job
Lots.
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canton.

cannon.
Miss Myrtle TurnerassuMed charge
Of the primary department of our
school. Miss Turner is an A. I. teach.
er.
District No. rs Is fortunate in secur-
ing the services of such teachers as
Mr.. j. M. Golfer and Miss Turner.
Quite a number Of Mr.. Colter's pupils
passing successful county cxamina-
tions. receiving their certificates and
filling positions as teachers. That is
a true test uf the tcacher's worth.
A private letter received from IL
friend in the south, who had just done
the great Atlantic Exposition, re-
marks that it is almost sickening for
a nOrtherner to be confronted at every
turn with picture Of that unrcpent-
ant rebel and arch traitor Jeff Davis.
The writer states that the people Of
the south fairly idolize the one-cycd
thin old skinflint, who did his level
best for four years to disrupt this
glorious American Republic. Evil
IDENTIFY the s0uthcrners have yet somc-
thing to learn.
We handle nothing but the very
best, we guarantee what you buy for
we know our business and know the
goods we sell. II you want cheap
wash and tinsel goods, go some where
else;lf you want genuine articles,
come to Miller's Jeweiry Store.
Silverware gifts that arc Silver and
value for your money at Millcr's
Jewelry Store.
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line ever SO large as this year,
all of which attest that we have
the right goods at the right
prices. If you contemplate a
Christmas present to yourself
or someone else of a suit OF.
overcoat we can please you and
your purse.
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Hamilton.
for. See her a

The skating rink is almost com.
pleated. :
J. Hutchcroft visited Cavalier
Tuesday.
E. Nevers OF Cavalier was In town
Thursday.
Attorney Muir returned from Grand
Forks Saturday.
Sheriff McCabe Of Bathgatc was In
town Wednesday.
II. Thacker Sr. has moved into town
for the winter.
+. G. Chase has accepted a position
with the Rank of Hamilton. ~
J. A. Thackcr is confined to the
house with a sore throat.
Robt Menzie, of Prattforl, was in
town for a short time Wednesday,.
Blackjack g. Grill have q fine display
Of cutters at their machinery depot,
Little drops Of mercury. twenty ut
u clip. makes u mans profanity 60 zip!
zip! zip! ~
S. Whitmore OF Bathgate was down
looking after his interests at this
place Wednesday.
The NJ. f. Sunday school is prepar-
ing for an Xmas entertainment to be
given Xmas night.
Thos. Sheen left for England Tues.
day last where he will spend the whit
er visiting relatives and friends.
j. Campbell OF Marvel, N. D. form
erly of this place. was the guest Of T.
w. Wright the first Of the week.
c. r. Green was confined TO the
house for several days last week. II.
N. Joy took charge of the bank during
his illness.
Mrs. Abrams of Great Falls.
Montana, arrived ON Tuesdays train
and is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Abrams.
Geo. Start is confined to the house
with broken toe. Laying all jokes
aside Geo. says that it is Il very sore
member.
Editor Lewis was voted the Mest
homely man at the Umatilla Indian
show, Tuesday evening. We would
advise him to take thirty drops Of
"hugah" every thirty minutes,
A pop paper says; verify, man Is but
a wart On the nose Of nature, bum
ion on the toe of time. and q freckle |
on the fuce Of universe. There Is q |
good deal Of truth in this when appli-
d to u pOpullst.
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Il; d Personals.
Harry Simpson ll,ls sold his farm
70 George Doubt and they were both |
In town on "Wednesday getting the
papers made out. Harry starts for
New Mexico, next week IS. Attorneys
BryniOlfsou and Lsxdal !pf Cavalier. |
were In town this week. !. Miss Benz
sHalcrOw,of Bowesmont. 10 vlsltingl
her sister Mrs. ]. g. Moore. !. :. M. and
Mrs. g. w. Ryan ind Mr.. and Mrs. G.. |
g. Thompson arrlved.home from their
Atlanta tripo on Monday. They had
y most enjoyable time, though strange
TO SAY they oil complain Of the .cold
weather. experienced In the sunny
SOUTH. NARROW Tadden was limp
ing around town on Monday. He
said he had run 4 natl 10 his foot.
However, with the aid OF the bronchOs
he makes pretty good time on the
road yet. Ike Foster and one ~
dog spent Monday In the city selling
farms. dirt cheap. Ike says he can
sell . man . good rarm for nothing
and give him four hundred years to
pay for It,. DIR. Rose will make his
Warren appointment on the 10th and
a0th OF this month and then 20 home
to Ontario to eat his Christmas din.
ner with his mother. Judge Arm
strung intends practiclng law 10 this
! city as soon as he Gun make arrange
ments for an Office. 90. Bill and John
Baptie. e. N. Cory, Jas. e. Orr ana
L. Peavey were party Of Bathgate
skaters who were over on Wednes-
day. Geo. Montgomery Of Bath
gate, was one Of our pleasant callers
this week. Mrs. r. L. Price who had
been quite Ill from bronchitis is
slowly recovering. -" Uncle Josh Of
Varmont" is holding forth In Kittson
Hall as We 90 to press and we will
give results next week. Mrs. VIM.
Hunter Ut Minneapolis. daughter of
Hon. N. e. Nelson Of this city, is re-
covering from u serious attack of ty.
phoid fever. Mel Frlsc and Mr..
Brown Of Hamilton, were over on
Tuesday. The Cornell boys of Ham,
ilton aud East Grand Forks made us
u pleasant call on "Wednesday 90. %.
H. johnson Of Chicago. was in the
city yesterday. H. r. Black, of
Hamilton, was In the city. Wcdnes-
day.
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Only ten days in which
to do Christmas shopping


Christmas
sensible
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COUNTY NEWS.
For the Rec ders Of the Pioneer Ed
press, By Special Reporters.

For the Rec ders Of the Pioneer Ed
press, By Special Reporters.
DsauHsu.
The Brown boys are death on deer
and cats, havlag secured two Of the
former and three OF the latter.
Z. Metclmans has been confined tn
his house for the last ten days nursing
q huge carbuncle, which he. says was
very painful.
JOS. May has several horses very
sick with dlstemper. One has died
aud another IL reported as on the
verge Of dissolution. This is too bad
as Mr.. May has great deal Of work.
The new Baptist church which is
being built by Messrs. Porter aud
Smith is nearly completed. This
makes two large churches In this
sparsely settled locality. Who will
build the next?
Hon. Geo. Soeby, the efficient chair
man OF the board Of supervisors for
Liberty township, has been under the
weather for the past couple Of weeks.
We hope TO soon see Geo. around
again Us doubtless we will, DR.. Cuff
being his chief medical adviser.
VIM. Porter began to teach at Akra
last Monday but was compelled to
quit Tuesday on account OF severe in-
disposition. He was brought hume to
bis parents Tuesday In critical con-
dltion. 1t is hoped that he will soon
get around again and be 10 his &C.
customed place behind the desk.
James Henderson and Miss Lena
Mcmillan were very recently united
10 matrlmony, the exact date we do
not know. but nevertheless It's true.
Jim is an all around good fellow, he
has gone to keeping house at Tyner.
and we have one school ma'am less.
May happiness be theirs is the wish Of
. host.
We regret to announce the death Of
Mrs. John Spangelo. The funeral
took place from the family residence
ON Thursday, 5th inst. The demise
OF the deceased is greatly regretted by
Z wide circle OF relatives, fliends and
AcQuaintances. Her smlable disposI.
tion and CONSTANT christian charsc.
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General Dry Goods.

o&nGrdl Cry oOOoSs
The expression Il came to you
first because if you haven't it,
there's no use looking else.
where" is getting common in
our store, which is another
straw that shows which way
the wind blows. If it's mateli.
ais for Il dress or waist you
want, fora present you'll con.
suit your own interests by com.
ing directly to us. Well give
you the right goods at the
right prices. We have u nice
assortment of Knit Underwear,
for Ladies' and Children and
the combination of values and
prices will surprise you. Knit
ting silk for Christmas Ties at
TEN CENTS a SPOOL. You'll pay
more elsewhere.
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s Good Eilyerware sells for but little
more than cheap washed stun, and Of
course 10 much cheaper In the end.
The Good SI:yerware can be foRnd 1T
9lller's Jewelfy Store,
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sD,s,ed.,

BAKER-At Neche, Thursday Decem.
Der 18th, Martha J.. beloved wife Of
Mr.. N, A, Baker.
Funeral will leave the residence Of
J. 2. Lee, Neche, for Walhalla GENE.
tery on Saturday. December 18th at
10 O'Clock 4. \.
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AT the regular meeting Of worden
Post g. A. h on Monday evening. oil
the old officers were reelected for the
succeeding year, and the following
were selected as delegates to the state
encampment at nillsboro: Moses
Heller, John Often, Martin Sarver,
alternate; james Smith, Casper Stein.
berg. Robert johnson
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Late Bulletin from
Santa Claus's
Headquarters at
North Pole.
CHAs. FULL
Dear Sir:

Dear Sir:
Your last years SPLENDID patronage decided me to ake
my headquarters with you this year. Tell all the bows
ana girls have sent you load of presents reieht
paid) Since last year have visited New York The
agents OF the leading German French and English man.
aacturers in fancy goods and spent time in making Sc
1or Xmas trade Of 1895. 1t only sober truth to
tell yon that no such stock goods suitable for Christ
mas presents has been in Pembna You will bo
able to suit everybody those who want fine and
presents we'll those who wish let of nice tb;nos
for small price.
SANTA CLAUS
Latest Novelties in Sterling Silver Goods in infinite
variety all guaranteed 925-1, 900 fine.
Such sn elaborate stock Of Handkerchiefs.
All welcome to come and see(especially the little
ones) where Santa Claus has made his headquarters
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The Lac pr.. sh.w.

At2P. II. to-day the remains Of the
Rev. John Shaw, one Of the pioneers
of Methodism In this country, will be
borne to their grave In Mt. Pleasant
cemetery by six of his associates, who
like him, have grown white.haired ia
the service Of Christianity. The fun.
eral service will be conducted by Rev.
DR.. Sutherland, the Foreign Mission
Secretary for the Methodist church
10 Canada. The ceremony will take
place at Sberbourne street Metho.
dist church.
The circumstances Of DR.. Shaw'f
death on Tuesday night were partIc.
ularly sad: although 60 years old. he
was one Of those who had embraced
the bicycle as q means or exercise,
and about 8 o'clock on the evening Of
Nov. Is, when Young street was most
crowded, he cOllided with trolley
car near Richmond street. His de.
fective hearing contributed In q mca-
sure to the accident which ended 90
fatally.
He was born at Three Rivers. Que.
bee, in 1880, but his father, q north
of Ireland man. settled in Goderlch,
and DR.. Shaw's early education took
place in Huron county. He graduat.
ed from Victoria College at Cobourg,
Ont. in 1854. For ~ years he was nc.
tive In the ministry. aud was station.
Cd " many places In the western
pentnsnla. Since 1885 he has been r..
sldent 10 Toronto % assistant aener.
y Becretary ofthe Methodist church
In Canada.
His surviving children are Dr.. John
Shaw, Keane; B. "A. Shaw. New
York; Mrs. Edward Parlow and Mrs.
Alexander Mills, Toronto; Miss. Lulu
Shaw, Toronto; and Mrs. Dr.. Clarke
Lindsay.
. be at,Dve is from the Toronto
World Of perember Sth, and the late
John shaw referred 70 vas q brother
OF Joseph Shaw Of Psmblpa. -
~
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South Carlisle.

line, especially nails.
South Carlisle.
Hello Prattford, how is cheese?
George Marredith is busy thrcshing.
Tom Shien has gone to England to
sec his parents.
John Rock and John Sugman are
back for the winter.
Maud Mofratt tcok the prize ut the
nail driving contest.
Dave. Fleming says it's q big job to
count the trees on ten acres.
The Misses Mcmillan, Of Hamilton,
visited with friends here Sunday.
A big rattle and dance at Jim Will
liams, Friday; all report good time.
Adam KIppen of Hamilton inter-
viewed some Of Carlisle's citizens last
week.
Alt Harris says all he needs now is
one of them spare ribs to make him
happy.
VIM. johnson is very sick, but un.
der the skillful nursing Of Mrs. Stan.
ly is improving.
A social ut the school house next
Friday night, everybody come and
bring the girls.
Walhalls.
An enthusiastic railroad meeting
was held ut Walhalla on Saturday last
and ]. II. Abrams was made chairman
and w. B. Ainsworth, secretary. A
number of Bathgate people were pres
cnt and 10 their behalf Mr.. Baptie
promised to do all In their power to
assist IN the building of the road.
The following were elected as COM
mittec on Incorporation: H. r.
Vaughn, ]. +. Mayer, ]. d. Tren.
holme, T, F. Donovan and E. B. Ben.
jsmin. There will be another meet.
Ing at Bathgate tomorrow. The fol.
lowing is synopsis OF the resolutions
We realize the urgent neces.
sity Of better railroad facilities in
this garden spot Of the valley, and de-
plore the fact that we have been neg
lected to the detrlment of the rail-
roads. We believe the most practic-
able route to be from Walhalla via
St. Joseph to Bathgate. That II the
G. N. would not bridge, tie and iron
the line could be extended to the N.
p. which would doubtless complete
ind nut on rolling stock; or connec-
lions might be made with the Hines
road IL completed. We believe II
ZONE OF the roads would complete the |
road then 10 could with the assist
Ipce OF Bathgate and surrounding !
,snxntsy afford to complete the road
ourselves rather than be without.
We believe that we should incorpor.
lte 1T once for business purposes and
under the name Of Walhalla, st. Jo-
,eph and Bathgate r. Il. Co. We be.
leve that next summer will be the
BEST time to grade, and preparations
Ihould be made this winter, SO as tot
oe in readiness. About one hundred
Iignatures were obtained to resolu.
Ion pleag,ng support moral, and f.
,ancisl, to tho scheme.
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Anderson, our photographer, will be
In. this city on the first four days Of
December. All wanting pictures
will be attended to promptly.
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She's Pretty,

But whom. it comes
to beauty she don't
] hold a candle to the
little bride we ex.
pect to present to
the girl who brings
us the most of on,
tickets the day be.
fore Christmas.
"The Bride, is a
handsome Bisque
doll, iointed body,
closing eyes, long
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Get your Xmas and New Years
gifts In Pure Gold and Silver, only. ! to
be found at Miller's Jcwclry Store.
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! Handkerchief
| and Mufflers.


We don't take a back seat on
this line either. It comprises
everything from a five.cent
printed. 'kerchief to the most
elegant Silk Mufilers. We
offer two SPECIAL VALUES in
this department.
No. / is a fine, pure, white
China Silk 'kerchief for Ladies
with handsome silk initial at
IS cents each, worth 40 cents.
No. 2 is a Gents white
China silk 'kerchief, excellent
quality, full 24.inches square,
hemstitched, counted GOOD
value at Is cents, for only fifty
cents. Don't miss seeing these.
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curly hair, laced shoes and stock
ings, and is dressed in cream satin.
Value $500 She's worth working
for. See her at
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WoRbEN Post g. "A. 3. have decId-
Cd to give. . regular campfire, includ.
ing beans, brown bread. bareback and
dosghnuts, etc. with q mixed program
consisting In part, of q war story Of
personal experience, from each Of the
old vets; The date will be February
END, Washington's Birthday.
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Mss.,,s,dd,

KuNzs-SrAA-At Pembiua Monday
Dec 9th, 1895, BY Rev. J. G. Moore.
August Kunze TO Helma STAN both
Of Toilette.
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Prattford.
Too iate for last week.

TOO late for last week.
Mrs. Bell left last Monday to visit
her friends in the east.
Mr.. VIM. Mcnzics has gone into the
elevator business ut Toilette and we
wish him success In his enterprise.
There is some criticism among the
people on the ground that threshers
have been permitted t. make a sleep
ing room Of the school house aud burn
ing the district wood, etc.
Mr.. Shannon of Toilette with two
other gentlemen were driving through
this part. They broke their sleigh
and had to arouse Mr.. A. Morris from
bis peaceful slumbers Tor repairs.
While Mr.. r. A. Switzcr was haul.
ing q load Of grain his wagon tok a
notion Of going on three wheels, which
he did not approve Of and came to the
conclusion he had better try the
sleIghs.
AS the ground IL white with snow
and driving is quite fashionable. any
body wanting q fine driving mule
which is very white, will find the re.
quirements Of their taste by applying
to Mr.. Geo. Healey, which he will
guarantee not to be over 40 years old.
Mrs. William Trotter is visiting
Miss Emma Trotter Of Drayton. who
IL very i'll at present with brain fever.
Messrs. Bickle and Morris have pur.
chased a very fine thrcshing machine,
which they intend to run the rest of
the season, and those having thresh.
Ing to do would do we'll to give them
D chance as they are old timers.
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a PARTING WORD.

are los ana lots OF presents haven't anything
about such Mittens Gloves Hair Ornaments s+ D.;
dies Shirt Waist Sets Cuff Buttons other articles
no two about it. You for
SELF Our repete with bargains ar
ed prices. 1talways pays o at
SHORTS SATISFACTORY STORE,
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mARnY Hayward WAS hanged al
E2Ds a. N. Wednesday. He ate hear
|ty supper ut 10 O'clock aud went Il
the scaifold with a laugh aud jest.
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Hon. RoBT. MUIR, the genial Scot
tie Of Hamilton was up the other
day and did not fail to seek the News
at its new home. Robert is reader
and close reas0ner. which all Scotties
are. Upon the question Of the Brit.
ish gold standard, Robert says the
gOldbugi have US where the hair is
short. Right You are Robert, but we
will keep on kicking just the same.
Robert yOllnteereda curious bit Of
information which all should know,
whom arguing with the Roldbugs. He
says it can be found under "Bank Of
England" 10 aav encyclopedia. and IL
to the effect that the much Wanted
Bank Of England notes are nut re-
deemaEle In gold within seven miles
0f the bank.-Grand Forks News.
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REMEMBERP

The lady or gentleman. hand
some chair; the girl, a silk dress;
the boy, a watch; who has the
largest number of tickets on New
Years Day.