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VOlRES HANGED.
He Ate Pickles. Declared He Had OBJ
tain"d Pull Pardon. and Then STUCK His
Head Into the Black Cap.

He Ate Pickles. Declared He Had OBJ
tanned Pull Pardon, and Then STUCK His
Head Into the Black Cap.
THUEMoND, w. Va, Nov 13.-Albcrt
Nolrcs was hanged at Fayetteville Fri
day afternoon at 2.3l o'clock for hav-
ing been implicated IN the murder of
Charles Gibson at Montgomery "A wear
ago last February. Clark Lewis. col
orcd, was hanged last June and Nirgir
Gibson, wife Of the murdered man. and
Wilbur Slaughter, colorcd, were sent
TO the pcuitentiary for life
Wiley Lewis was convicted and sent
to the pcnitcntiary for life mainly
upon the testimony of Albert Noircs.
who swore at the trial that he saw
Lewis kin Cochran. Noires made
"A sworn statement Thursday that he
lied outright IN his testimony. and
that lac never IN his life knew Cochran,
and knew nothing Of his murder
Noircs refused to cat any dinner. ex-
ccpt few pickles, but when the time
came to 20 To the scaiiold hr had bracrd
up. and declared lac had obtained par
don for all his crimes and was ready
to 20.
At the scaffold Voircs declared his
innocence. but said he would die Ike a
man, and his nerve was almost mar
vclouS. At $50 Sheriff McNcy sprung
the trap, resulting in the breaking of
Noires neck, causing instantaneous
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MISTAKE IN DELIVERY.
Customer Lost because of the MOI
chants Versatility.

Queer things happen IN suburban tdyRhs
where the residents have a way of utiizin
I1eans at hand utterly regardless Of the cor
sequences. Mrs. Simpson, a notable house
vile who lives IN one of these terrestrial
paradises, recently replenished her stock of !
household furniture at the only depart
nent store in the place and ordered the
purchases sent home that afternoon when
she would be there to receive them.
She was IN a particularly happy frame of
mind a. she sat at her front window watch
ing tor their arrival. remarking with salts
faction the vacant places the new furnituy
would adorn, when an undertaker's wal
drove up and stopped IN front OF her
and a solemn looking driver IN rusty b
descended from the front seat and rang
bell She did not lose a moment in rail
he window and calling TO him in a frigS
eued voice:
Go awr You've stopped at the wrons
house, There isn't any body herel"
Il don't want a body, ma'am, I've got
some things l was told TO leave here, called
the man.
Take them back" she commanded, 'T
tell YOU | won't have them, You ought to
be ashamed 20 stop here, What do YOU sup
pose the neighbors will think"
well, ma am said the man. as he
Climbed on ms wagon again, IF YOU don't
want your new furniture, all right, but I've
got II inside"
And ! wouldn't take it as gift. :" said 4
distressed woman; the idea OF bringing M
goods IN an undertakers wagon"
we hadn't another vehicle IN the barn
and you said YOU wanted II right off :" re
sponded the man as he drove away.
But the man of many Callings who had
ment lost the sale of the furniture and
good Will OF a customer who did not app(
cate such mortuary enterprise.-Chica
Times Herald.
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MINISTER WOODFORO
Has "a Cordial Interview with the Spanish
Minister Of the Colonies

Madrid, Nov. II nited states
Minister Woodford had a cordial inter
view Friday with Senior Morct, minis
ter Of the colonies, and it is believed
that he assured Senior Moret that the
United States government is satisfied
with the measures taken thus far bv
Marshal Blanco
The government has received, for the
queen regent, the cabled request Of the
union constitutional party i'm Cuba
that her majesty would decline to sign
tine DEGREES establishing autonomy in
the island, but the request will Ice ig-
norcd; and the action Of the party is
regarded as unimportant If the gov
crnmcnt decides to carry out its pro
grammc la ally and sincerely.
dispatch received Friday from Gen.
Primo de Rivera, the governor general
of the PHILIPPINES. now i'm the Island
of Luzon, says that the native batal-
lions are most ctlcient; and that it i,
needless to send European reinforce
mcutS
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u takes q cheerful man to be thankful
That me- IS hlId-hcadcd thereby saving a
barber bni.-N Washington Democrat.
We are liable to be most miserable OK.
pcctng troubles that never come.
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leased, as no evidence was found
against them Many are held. how
ever, "a serious evidence against them
has been found and several others hlvc
been arrested.
The pope has sent a cable message Of
congratulation To President Morae> on
his narrow escape from death 10y aS>.,>-
sination.
The minister Of foreign affairs Of
Brazil has sent "A note To the Italian
charge d affairs. stating that the
shooting Of several Italians in Spiritu
Santo will bc investigated and Italy
demand for redress considered
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liANANA, Nov. l2.-Narshal Blancu
has abroRatcd the orders OF his pre-
deccsSpr rs TO the destruction OF the
fields and huts Of the insurgents He
has also cancelled the prohibitions by
which the Spanish soldicry have been
prevented from camping i'm the towns.
The new order, direct that the soldiers
shall bc provided with blankets and
waterproof coats, and that when in
camp they shall always bc sheltered as
far as possible from the rains and
dew
80 fewer than 33. 900 sick soldiers are
now i'm the hospitals OF the island.
Thursday tine mail steamer Isla de
Pauay. which left Ilavanu for Spain,
carried Gs officers and 800 SICK soldiers.
Al a citing OF the central commit
tee OF the union constitutional party
Thursday, held under the chairman
snip of the marquis OF Pinar del Rio. il
was resolved to send cable message
TO TN" queen regent protesting against
ihc establishment Of autonomy and re-
qu"Sting her not TO sign or sanction
any DEGREES establishing AN auton-
omous regime in Cuba. IL was also de
cidcd to organize the party, To collect
funds and To initiate campaign
against autonomy.
y dispatch from Cicnfucgos says that
at a general meeting of all the sub
committees of the union constitutional
party in the province of Santa Clara,
a resolution was adopted against the
establishment of autonomy in virtually
the same terms as cmbody the decision
of the central committee.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-11-17

When vessel is launched bv Japan,
ESQ they do not "chrissen" it as we do.
but instead they hang over the ships
Prov large pasteboard cage fun Of
birds. Directly tho ship is ahoat man
pulls q string and the cage opens and
Tine birds Ay Oft and make the mir aliyo
with their songs md the whirr of their
wings The idea is that tho birds well
come the vessel as she begins her
career as q thing of life.
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Tt has been calculated by Robert Bail
So The Whole coal supply Of our planet
AWld barely sugice 90 produce heat
- tlp which the sun Aissipatcs
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4 valuable Franchise secured.

The franchise of easy digcstion-onc of the
most valuable u the gift of medical science
can be secured 10y amy person wise enough
10 use lOstctter~ stomach Bitters either to
suppress growing dyspepsia or TO uprOot il at
maturity Bilious, rheumatic and fever and
agIc sufferers. persons troubled with nerv-
business and the constipatcd. should also Sc
cure the health franchise 10y the same means.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-11-17

WOMAN living in Louisiana is sup
porting herself comfortably on the
proceeds of farm ON which she raises
nothing but mint. All the principal
hotels and restaurants in New Orleans
purchase their mint from her. and she
makes enough during the summer
months, when juleps and other cooling
drinks containing mint are in demand,
To enable her To live comfortably
through the winter.
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shake Into Your shoes.

Aliens Foot Ease. a powder for the feet,
instantly takes the sting out of corns al
bunions. It's the greatest comfort discove
ot the age. Aliens Foot Ease makes tiglV
or new shoes feel easy. 1t is a certain cur
for sweating callous. hot. tired, aching fee
Try IT to-day. Sold 10y all druggists aud shoJ
stores, 2jc Trial package FREE. Write %
AlLcn :. OLm.tcd. LeEov. y Y.
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Ar LUCKNOW, in Germany, 100 fathers
have been hned one mark apiece for al
lowing their children under ten years
of age 70 dance at the harvest festival
OF village near 10y. The village
pastor objected TO the dancing and re-
ported the case to the police 1t was
discovered, however, that his children
had danced, too, and he was lind with
the resi-
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-11-17

THE Dalzotas and Oklahoma are no
Logger to monopolizc the divorce mar
ketof the west. a formidable rival in
theAeourts of Missouri has appeared.
AuPld law has been resurrectcd which
log" expeditions granting Of divorces
beat the Dakota or Oklahoma laws.
The recently brought TO light law elm
inatfs all the requirements OF term
OF rssldence in the state. a seeker for
the severence Of the matrimonial ties
may enter the state for the first time
ana file his petition upon statutory
grounds an bour afterward
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ON THE STAND.

Story OF Gui,cnsapp.'s Murder by One OF
tho Principals Mrs Augusta Mack T-sti-
he- Againsi Her Psrsmour, Martha
Thorn.
NEW YORK., Nov. IA sensation
was created in the Thorn murder trial
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Augusta
Mack testified against Martin Thorn,
on trial for the murder OF Wln. Gulden-
suppe
At l6 minutes To 10 o'clock the main
door Of the courthouse opened and Mrs.
Mack, accompanied by her lawyer and
Deputy Sheriff Dcbragga, walked up
the center OF the court Thorn cyod
her closely as she stood within a ward
of him, but She avoided his gazc She
was placed ON the stand, and under the
examination OF Judge Weller began the
recital Of her story. leading up 10 the
time that she had left her husband and
was living with Guldcnsuppe at ass
Ninth avenue.
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They are now using serum in Eng
rand. Introducing it into the circulation
Dy means of vaccination, which is ar
testing the progress of typhoid fever or
earring IT altogether. The most en-
eouraging results have been obtained
ct Maidstone, where the disease has
been epidemic. The only discom fort
~rising from the application of this
-.run Is in "A local soreness felt when il
IS FIRST applied. Yellow fever has also
peen made to yield to "A curative serum.
similarly applied.
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Gradually the lawyer led the witness
mp To the morning of Friday, Jun" -.
the day that the crime was committed
She said She and Guldcnsupuc left
New York between . and 10 o'clock
that morning. and after they had
crossed the ferry they boarded Il troll
ley car, which left them at the Wood
side cottage II had the KEY to the
house" she said, and | opened the
front door. | told Guldcnsuppc to en-.
ter and examine the house while I
went into the yard. He went upstairs
and | heard shot Martin Thorn
came running down and when he me.
me ne said: I've shot him; he is dead. >
lie was very excited and was half
dead" said the sclf-confcs,cd murder
css brcathlcssly
"llc asked me to go home aud come
back at > o'clock. When | came back
that evening Thorn had everything
packed in bundles lie handed me a
bundle, which he said contained Gull
dcnsuppc's clothes, and he took another
bundle which was wrapped up in gray
colorcd paper. lie said that it was
Guldcnsuppc's head, and that it was
done up in plaster paris. We took the
trolley car and went over to New Yorl,
on ferryboat"
Where had ne put the hcadP'
Il don't know; hc only told me that
he had done away with it, | met him
the next day at Thirty fourth street
ferry. and then we arranged about hir-
ing a carriage"
The woman then told in detail how
the other packages were brought in
the surrey and deposited in the river
at the Ogden woods, near High bridge
MIR. Howe began his cross-eNamina-
tion in n very insinuating way, and
soon made her acknowledge that
the house in Woodsidc was rent
ed for the sole purpose Of killing
HuldenNuppe there; that she de-
coycd him there; that when she
bought the oil-cloth and other wrap
pings 1T wa for the purpose Of pack
ing mp tn. portions of his body after
Thorn would have finished his murder
ous ta-. Ndroitly and clcvcrly the
lawyer made the woman own up 10
the most aumning and coid-bloolcd
preparations for getting rid of her
lover
As the examination wss proceeding.
Thorn sat with his head bent slightly
forward and listening iuteutv. At
times he would fold his arms and keep
them i'm that position for five or six
minutes. and then he would clasp
either thumb iu the opposite hand and
rest his hands ou his knees.
Mr.. Howe. counsel for Martin Thorn.
said Wednesday hat hc would mt his
c'l.nt ON the witness stand aud that il
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-11-17

FRENCH vessels usually bear tho
names OF French provinces, towns or
wines, or victories, or ideas. or scnti-
ments, but no French names, excepting
those at great men of French history.
German ships bear the names of Ger
man rivers, ports, poets, states and
characters in German literature Span
lsh ships arc almost invariably named
after Spanish cities or the great com
manders OF ancient Spanish history.
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ST. lTTEE-ErHG. Nov H. Tho Rus
sian minister 20 the United states VI
ic kut1ebuc bias been relieved Of his
post at his own request and owing 10
the DID health of his wife Ills success
sor has been appointed i'm the person
IF Count Cas~ini, the present Russian
at PcItin.
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INV YORK, Nov. - The jury in the
Thorn murder trial. owing 10 the scri.
GUS illness Of ono Of the members was
discharged Friday. 4 new jury will
hc selected and the trial has been set
for M.nlnr. NnvcInher ~
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IHE demand for men on the Mime
sofa iron ranges, says the Duluth News
Tribune, and for the woods in that
section Is greater at present than for
many years II is said that /, 900 men
can find employment in the northern
part of st Louis county at the present
time. Wages have advanced. and the
laborcrs will come out in the spring
with something To show for their work.
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ehlrpine water Pipes to Aul,iand.

IW NnTfrUIN. Nov H. ono ii the
most important business transactions
in Shipping circles that has occurred
recently is the charterinE of tine Amer
i'au 'arI' Mary liasbrouck capt Lud-
vi. now at New York. TO come
&" j. hi."d,lI hia and lead full
cargo "i water pipe for Aul,land, New
Zealand This is the first expectation
"I ''c kind from Philadelphia and 9th
W -LLImcnt. arc eNncctcd to Follow.
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Tnkr fhe Air Lire

To It. Louis and the West, SO miIs, Linz.
shortest from Louisville. makes the quiclleSt
time, Pullman Nlcepcrs. Parlor and Dining
IdTs. FOR complete information address
J. Il. Malictt. Travelling Passenger Agent.
knoxville. Tenn. Il. \. Campbell. General
Passenger agent, 81. Louis. Mo.
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RECENT comparisons between Lon
don and Greater New York bring to
alght some highly interesting iucon-
uities. The American metropolis
6 as about half the population and COW
r. half as much area. and vet has
S hearty double a. many hrcmcu and
& My bali "a, many p3use there are
pr times the number of school chill
S |en in London a. in New York. and
- London ha, but - per cent more
chers. London has NOR. libraries.
not SO many in proportion % pop
s'"lion; less hospitals and more celu-
afnr-n-
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tHcNco. Nov l&.-Corbctt has re-
fused thc $500 offer OF local club 10
boN Peter jackson six rounds few
days before the holidays Jackson acc
ccptcd. but Corbctt said that he dcsir.
rd To box with but one man Fitzsim.
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neutrality-suspicious..

Pauline Ii ! marry YOU will you agree not
TO do anything TO di~plcase me-
Ten Broke Certainly. If ! marry ven
don't expect To DO any thing at all.-N. y
Journal
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Iras popular idea that tine heavier
the brain is the higher are the intel.
lectuaI possibilities of it. po.,cs,or.
Or Hll.Iam Turner nOa says that 70
heavy brain is no indication OF intel
lectuaI emlncuce. The average weight
Of thu European brain is from ~ g. 30
ounce set 1--WE ont Of I'd male luua.ics
taken without selection from post
morton records had brain, ranging
from +" Co. 'G ounces The brains II
three fomai, Iunatic- out of - exceed
cd 90 osuces 10 i- moreover. a ,.c.l-
known TACT Shat epiieptics have usual
~ large brains
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HEIR FREDERICK ALFRED KRrPp. of
Essen,t Germany, is the largest en-
ployer OF labor in the world. ON the
pay rotls of the great krupp establish
ment are more than %, 900 men. Thir-
ty-four governments have made pur-
chases there. Herr Krupp, the son and
worthy successor of the great Krupp.
is only42 years old. His employees live
IN model houses. hare schools, baths.
Libraries, hospitals and pensions under
his direction and cooperation.
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a -tuuEGAS electric road near Cle7e-
land, o.. Nuos,u 20, the Cleveland a.
LoraiD electric railroad. has q schedule
OF time trat tils for speed al 30
miles an hour and recently during
sofnc trial trips one car averaged o..
mile. and ereu curered one portion Of
road az q 55-cilc ratc. These by.
arcs are particularly interesting a, an
lpstrafIOn u the requirements mot
~ r h. modern trgilr line .ad ais. a,
shotflu- how street railway, are rra d.
ualiv emerging into ..n. W. u-.a,-s
thrcpgA aut the eDDu.rg 'Iat can ua.
bc dIstsl gu.-Hed FROM steam IaIroa,i
service
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Trouble for noth.

Ie-Oh, of course, dear, it is all right for
you to eat onions if YOU like them, and I'm
not the one to stop YOU; but, declare, it's
hard work 10 stand it,
She-Well, | don't blame YOU, Harry, for
after eat them | can hardly stay where
am mysclf.-Judgc.
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THE latest Kansas freak is the report
of a c"rsory census taken of Lost
Springs and Ramona, two town in
Marion county, with 200 population
zach There is not vacant house in
either place, not an idle man or boy,
not tippler and not dog. The claim
As inade that there never has been "A
drop of intoxicating liquor sold in
either of these towns. a crusade
against the use OF tobacco will bc the
next move 10y the women of Rsmona.
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CRUnSAI JuDeE ANDERSON, of Nash.
vile, Tom mas decided the antitrust
law offIcuuvssee unconstitutional be-
cause u exempted farmers and stock
breeders. lie had already indicted the
ice dealers, druggists and rnillers under
the lave
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IWrADELrmA. Nov. Mayor War
wick Friday afternoon signed the bill
recently passed 10y councils leasing the
city gas works 20 the United Gas I'm
provcmcnt Co. The terms of the lease
are THAT the nitcd Gas Improvement
CO. is io pay rental of $1,000. 900 Il
year for 80 years and to spend 81. 600
600 ON the Improvement OF the Gas
works. Tho value OF the plant g., csti-
mated at $50. 900. 900
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ErmIN. Nov. % Seven persons per-
ished in FIRE which broke out among
The woodwork Of the shaft OF mine
near Antouicnhuettc. Silcsia
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SICK SOLDIERS.
Marshal Blanco Abrogatea Several of
the Orders Of His Predecessor.

No More Destruction of Fields and Huts
~ insurgents The Union constitutional
Party Protests against the ksahliSh-
m.nt OF Autonomy the IsIahd.
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New, Minister propose 10 hold old
Moncyhag~ up TO scorn.
"a Nm'ster.-l<It 60 too far, my boy.
What would yoH iggest. then 81
m-supposc yRNpold him up, merely"
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Gen. wcyIer's Conduct at Gibara.
renns,I,nnia Neteran. nd Chnttnnnncn.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Nov 10
About four hundred Pennsylvania vet
Grams arrived here Friday and Friday
night to Toe present at the dedication
Monday of the Is monuments erected
hv that state on the hattlcficlds of the
late war around Chattanooga in
Guiding Mission Ridge and Chicl,a-
mauga. The veterans thus far who
have reached the city come from Phil
adciphia The delegations from the
western part Of the state wi n arrive
Saturday.
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Game Commi.siouer s,an.4 Kcpo-t

bFNvEm COL. Nov TO- Game Com.
missioner Swan mas submitted To- tine
governor bis report Of the encounter
between Game Nsrdens Wilcox and
Bose and % campof Uintah Indian, iu
Foutt county October 20. last Mr.
swan states that in bis opinion Game
Warden WilcOX.- version Of the fight
was correct and the killing was war
rentablc and necessary.
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y Tip to MIR Drinlers.-Doctors now
say that boiled cows milk is not good for
babies; 1t Is better raw. The doctors are
right; a raw cow gives better mill; than a
boiled oue.-Tit-B Bits.
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SEVERAL ARRESTS
d Per.on. on sn.pLclon of I..lng In thc AZ

legged Plot to Kin President Morae--
NEW YORK. Nov ia dis; atch to-
the Herald from Rio .Ianciro says:
Several persons arrested ON suspicion
in connection with the alleged plot TO
kill President MoraeS have been re-
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Takes the pCuuInt St Jacobs oil
Is champion iu the cure OF NcuIaigia.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-11-17

1t is not always wise to tell all one
knows but 1t Is well to know all one tells
Chicago News
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ln recent lecture Prof Bcrpmsnn.
.of Berlin. stated that in 5Oaaacs, Of per
forating the skull for epilepsy III knew
81 oaIy one oermapcut cure.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-11-17

Seeking To- determine The minimum
energy capable OF working the Atlantic
cable, the operator at Valencia. in 1900.
sent vigorous signals 10y means of "a
battery cell made from a iady's silver
thuD.c. Not 20 bee cHtdoue. the Amer
Jean operator made "a battery from an
empty gun APP and q tiny strip of zinc.
and with tbs transmitted faint but in.
ir.irIbIe sirnals from Hearts Content.
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The pig would rather have swill than
roses.-Rams Horn
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Use st. Jacobs OBJ. aud say to
RhcumatI,m: win see you later"
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Marrying for money Is an expensive in
Vestmcut.-lGm.~ lou.