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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-12

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 1.-THE transport
OLDHAM arrived at Fort Monroe this after
noon and landed there seventy sick and
convalescent soldiers from the army In
Porto Rico and Cuba. Forty OF the men
were of the Fifth United States regular in
fantry who were conveyed to the Josiah
Simpson hospital.
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adjourned and proceeded in a body to visit
the smoker given by the members OK
Evergreen Lodge No. IS. where an abuna-
ance of refreshments, intellectual and gas
Economical, was available to please all VINO
felt the inclination. The team contest ior
new members is growing warmer as the
time limit draws near Who will pay for
the banquet will virtually be determined at
the next meeting.
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DEATHS.


LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. u.--Capt. sam
uel Mckee, ex-member OF congress and
one of Kentucky's most prominent Re-
publ;cans. died at his home in this city to-
day of paralysis.
Sir Thomas UpiaEton.
CAPE TOWN, Dee. u.-Sir Thomas Up
ington. premier OF Cape Colony from 1ss,
TO 1886, died today in his 5tth year.
Sir william Anderson.
LONDON, Dee. 11.-Sir William Ander
son, director general OF the royal ordnance
factories and part inventor of cordite dice
today in his sixtieth year.
Michigan Pioneer Dead.
NILES. Mich, Dec. Thames Shaw, the
only surviving member Of the state legis-
lature of 1s47 when Detroit was the cap
tai Of Michigan, died last night, aged Sc
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SULTAN FRIENDLY To AMERICA.
Assurances Given That Armenian
Indemnity VIII he Pail.

CONSTANrTNOPIE Dee. u.-0sear
Strauss United States minister 10 Turkey
had an audience with the sultan On Fri
day
II was exceedingly cordial. and il il un-
d=rStood assurances were given "a ira
American minister regarding q sattSfar-
tory settlement Of al. pending questions b.
tween the United States and Turkey sn-
eagdinE The payment OF indemnity for
American losses in Armenia
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MAS. NKi>LEy ~ NEW Yoas
Th~ ftr-s LADY, Of the Land I. Mat,
ting HOLIDAY fsur~hnsrx

Faeciai Das9stch - tse Fest rrsesiIronesr
NEW YORK. Dies. ts,-Nrs. AeK.n,ev
wife ~ TIE president. whe In IL New va
O. a Christmas shopping topr a. -
tesxf her r0o-vs A. 81 WtatSar fssfax
Several lAgEe dry &eoss sssrss sen, rse-
tssSstattves % see MFs. McAlr,ev S~s
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Ladies' of the Maccabees.

Seattle Hive No. met at its hall in the
Hinckley block on Thursday evening, ini-
tiated eight candidates and received
ladies were elected officers for the ensu-
ing term: Past lady commander, Mary
Dodds; lady commander. Allie Booth;
lieutenant commander. Kate Ooer; record
keeper. Lou Hollister. chaplain. Alice NJ.
Aiken; sergeant, Robina Homer: mistress
at arms, Mrs. Forcey; sentinel. Mrs earn
athan: picket, Mrs. Robinson. II is re-
Quested that all who are interested III the
team work attend the drills as often as
possible. Regular review viii be held on
the second and fourth Thur sdays OF each
month. Visitors are always welcome.
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Wanted-1O,OOO strOng-limbed
and fenrless men. Apply at :
the Chicago council chm mber,
with ropes, the night the
aldermen attempt to pass the
: Afty-year franchise robbery. 7
I Come prepared to do business.
aNANAAANaS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-12
Order of the Eastern Star.

AT a regular meeting of Myrtle Chapter.
held Monday evening, December >. the tol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing Masonic year: ". 81. Mrs. Emile
Mensing: w p. Walter Plumiy; A. NJ,
Lillian Risedorpl: secretary, Carrie Rise
dorph; treasurer Mrs. Virginia French
Gabriel: conductress, Mrs. Mary Gabriel;
A. c., Mrs Lillian Corbett. The installa-
ton of officers will occur Monday even
ing. December -. at the Elks hall All
friends of the order are invited to be pres
eut.
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WILLIAM TALKS or WAR.
German Emperor Discusses Event
uaitty Of Aexta-Fr~uch Coufatet

FERIlN. Dee. li--EmpeTor William to-
DAY received the recently elected nresi-
dcats - the retchstag IN thr course OF a
gen"fal conversation be said that, a.
though Ger-aany was on peaceful and
friendly footing with AZ the powers. the
International situation required great at
tcntion "ss. indeed. every iayn,an can
sce ior hlm@sif"
Therefore his majesty urged Il was neces
sary Ia carry ou: tae proposed completion
ard perfectiag ~ the army. What nrs,-
Ieese." he remarked, IS certainly not
Taacn bnt consideration soT the tax having
capacity eg the country would not permit II
70 re proposed -
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LONDON Dec te--TTc reriin core.
snondent ~ the Daily News xay>. II have
Rot b%Sn able a. procure an authentic. ras,-
ORD % Emps rer william conversation Uf.h
the rstchstag ofgi-tals hut haxa reason
to believe II ccverea $ large 1e.s in for
esSn tailtses. The emperor. understand
discussed The eseDtaallty OF sertssi. .
AnSio-F'yencb conflict expressing onfD-
len tsst Hagia0a Was IN earnest and was
ftuT9uleg neT political objects with IN
usual ssns-isy, AS the United States ana
before the late eay."
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Widest TIMES IN
CHICAGO SINCE RIOTS

Continued From Page One.
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Frafernni order of Eagles,

SEATTLE Lodge. No. I, held It's regular SEES
sion in Esagie Eyre yesterday afternoon at
i.Sa O'Clock. Fifteen candidates were mi
tisted into the order. and 3 long list Of ap-
pileasions were received Az the preSs1t
rate OF increase the membership Of the
order viii resoh 800 before spring.
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Columbia Lodge No. is still on the
high tide OF prosperity In the initiation Of
new members ou last Friday evening
sixteen candidates were sgssfrGcIei In the
junior workman degree. and fourteen,
spyllca tons for memberships fec.lx ed and
referred after which the members present
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-31
spaIns Power 800 Year. Ago.

Macauley drew the picture of the
power OF Spain 300 years ago. that il is
interesting to recall at this 1uncture:
The empire of Philip the Second was
undoubtedly one of the most powerful
and splendid that ever existed in the
world. 1t is no exaggeration to say
that during several years his mower
over Europe was greater than even
that of Napoleon. In America his do
minions extended on both sides of the
equator into the temperate zone. There
is reason to believe that his annual
revenues amounted in the season of
his greatest power to a sum ten times
as large as that which England yielded
to Elizabeth. He had a standing army
OF $4,000 troops when England did not
have single battalion, in constant
pay. He held, what no other prince
in modern times has held, the domin-
ion both of the land and the sea. Dur
ing the greater part of his reign he was
supreme on both elements. His SOL
diers marched up to the capital of
France; his ships menaced the shores
of England. Spain had what Napo-
leon desired in vain-ships, colonies,
and commerce. She long monopolized
the trade Of America and of the Indian
ocean. All the gold of the west and
ali the spices of the east were received
and distributed by her. Even after
the defeat of the Armada, English
statesmen continued to look with great
dread on the maritime power of Philip.
Whoever wishes to get we'll acquaint-
ed with the morbid anatomy OF gov
ernment. whoever wishes to know how
great states may be made feeble and
wretched, should study the history of
Spain.
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Food Odors.

The odor Of food is always to be
dreaded in the upper rooms Of a home.
where sometimes there seems no pre-
venting the penetration, no matter how
far removed the kitchen, of certain
highly scented dishes. In the sick
room this is peculiarly to be feared.
as is the lingering odor OF medicines
and of food carried there. which often
distress the invalid. In such cases II
Is we'll to have laid aside, for the pur-
pose, a number OF sheets OF brown
wrapping paper which have been soak
ed In saltpetre water and allowed to
dry. On one of these pieces q handful
of dried flower of lavender-to be
bought at any drug store-should be
placed and then the whole laid in a
fireproof utensil, as a coal scuttle.
should be set blazing. The refreshing
scent will completely destroy any rival,
and will not prove a remedy worse than
the disease.
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Bamboo Suspension Bridge.

The construction of the bamboo sus-
pension bridge of Shi Tsuen, which
spans a distance of 800 feet, tends to
show the Chinese as possessing a great
deal of rough engineering skill, this
bridge having been erected without the
help of any of the foreign DEVILS
Eight cables of bamboo strips woven
together. and the thickness of a mans
leg are loosely thrown across the river.
The cables are doubled at both ends
and hitched through wooden posts of
a heavy weight that are fixed in ma
sonry, but in such manner that they
can be turned around like a windlass,
enabling the natives to tighten the ca
bles. Fixed under the cables at in
tervals Of four and a half feet are cross
girdess made of thin strips of bamboo
which are brought up on both sides
and made fast to a great bamboo cable.
about five feet above the bridge, which
acts as a railing or banister.
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That is mean nature which can see
no good and acknowledge no capacity
in an enemy. Heroism is heroism still,
though a foe display it. Here is a
story of bravery from a London jour
nal, and the hero was a surgeon of
the Spanish army in Cuba. In the
course Of an engagement he proceeded
to the front line to help the wounded.
Forthwith bullet shattered his knee
joint. With the help of his assistants
he dressed his wound. and then went
to work. Disabled and suffering, under
q hot fire, the surgeon performed no
less than twenty-four major operations
on stricken soldiers. Could any Amer
lean have well shown more courage. pa
tience, Nnselfshness? This man and
his nation will one day cease to be at
enmity with us, but need we wait till
that happy day before praising Spanish
merit?
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The Association des Danes Franc
eaises of Havre, France, which is com
posed of ladies and gentlemen of the
best families in that city, and which
was founded in 1882, for the purpose
of rendering aid to wounded soldiers
in time Of war, has sent communica-
tion to the American consul at Havre
advising him that 500 francs is to be
expended by the society for the wound
ed in the American army. The letter
says: THE committee has not forgot
ten the aid rendered and the assist
ance offered the French army during
the war of 1870, and it trusts that the
interest now taken by the French peo-
pie in your behalf will serve not only
TO assure you of our profound sym
pathy but also dispel any unhappy mis-
understanding that may at present eK-
ist."
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Harcourt as a ConIurer.

Had Sir William Harcourt not taken
to politics, he might have earned a re-
spectacle livelihood as conjurer. At
sleight-of-hand tricks he is a pastmas-
ter, and often amuses any young peo-
pie who may be staying in his house
by making an egg pass from his hand
into a little box standing on the man
telpiece. Artful Sir William has had
tAis box specially constructed for him;
IN TACT, 1t has false bottom. but his
young friends are not aware of this.
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Alfonso plays with toy soldiers, some
Of them representing Americans and
some Spaniards. and in every sham
battle the former get whipped. On
the last day that the prince imperial
OF France was at the Tuileries he
played with toy soldiers. and the Ger
man half Of them were badly beaten.
The next day his little majesty went
with his papa to the front, and pres
emily got his baptism Of FIRE. she
picked up spent ball." says the ac-
count, land the soldiers wept at his
temerity." In few weeks Louis Ma
poleon was a prisoner and an exile
and the empress and the prince i'm
perial Joined him at Chiselhurst. Soon
the ex-emperor died. and a few years
thereafter the prince went to South
Africa and was killed by savages.
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The number of dead heroes sons is
not so large that everybody must needs
make a fuss when one of them gets
q slight military or naval honor. We
notice that the "gilded gang in Roose-
velt's regiment-that is, the sons of
rich men-are taking their share of
the roughing business with the utmost
cheerfulness; and the names of Logan,
Blaine and Grant are carried by very
promising men. Besides, if they make
mistakes, with the eyes of the country
on them, won't theyscatch it?
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PARAGRAPHS WITH POINTS.

Some Of the copyrighted cable re.
ports come through the windward pas
sage.
The japanese diet has opened. but
the Havana diet awaits the death OF
another mule.
The average verse writer's imagina-
tion reaches its loftisst fight when ho
calls himself poet.
No man can ever be great ali By hlnn.
self: somebody always pops o. aaa tallu
wAas . Eped mothsr ~ -.
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The mountain howitzeP on a living
gun-carriAge was an original idea with
John Phoenix good many years ago.
According to that gentleman It was put
in practical operation and didn't work
we'll The mules had the usual char
acteristics of their kind and proved
unmanageabie. They insisted on re-
voiving rapidly, 30 that the contents Of
the gunscn their backs were distributed
pretty evenly between friend and foe;
and several OF them were kicked by
their pieoes over 90 many preciplces,
and Wien found were AVAILABLE toe no
wMSDo6o whAtayeg.
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cfety, In the Tract Society, In the For
eiEn Missionary Society, shoulder to
shoulder all denominations.
Perhaps l might forcefully illustrate
this truth by calling your attention to
an incident which took place twenty
Ave years ago. One Monday morning
at about o'clock. while her nine hun
dred passengers were sound asleep in
her berths dreaming of home, the
steamer Atlantic crashed into Mars
Head. Five hundred souls In ten min
utes landed in eternity! Oh, what
scene, Agonized men and women rum
ming up and down the gangways, and
clutching for the rigging. and the
plunge of the helpless steamer, and the
clapping of the hands of the merciless
sea over the drowning and the dead,
threw two continents into terror. But
see this brave quartermaster pushing
out with the lifeline until he gets to
the rock; and see these fishermen gath
ering up the shipwrecked. and taking
them into the cabins, and wrapping
them in the flannels snug and warm;
and see that minister of the Gospel
with three other men, getting into
life-boat, and pushing out for the
wreck, pulling away across the SURF,
and pulling away until they saved one
more man, and then getting back with
him to the shore. Can those men ever
forget that night? And can they ever
forget their companionship In peril,
companionship in struggle, companion
ship in awful catastrophe and rescue?
Never! Never. In whatever part OF
the earth they meet, they will be
friends when they mention the story Of
that night when the Atlantic struck
Mars Head. Well, my friends. our
world has gone into a worse shipwreck.
Sin drove it on the rocks. The old ship
has lurched and tossed in the tempests
of six thousand years. Out with the
lifeline! 1 do not care what denomi-
nation carries it. Out with the life
boat! / do not care what denomina-
tion rows it. Side by side, in the mem
ory of common hardships, aad common
trials. and common prayers. and COM
mon tears, let us be brothers forever
We must be.
One army of the living God,
To his command we bow;
Part Of the host have crossed the food,
And part are crossing now.
And / expect to see the day when an
denominations of Christians shall join
hands around the cross OF Christ and
recite the creed: II believe in God the
Father Almighty. Maker of heaven and
earth. and in Jesus Christ. and in the
Communion Of Saints, and + life ever
lasting. Amen"
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Eczema!
The On1y'Cure.

Eczema Is more than 9 skin disease,
and no skin remedies can cure it. The
doctors are unable to effect q cure, and
their mineral mixtures are damaging
to the most powerful constitution. The
whole trouble 10 in the blood, and
6wift's Specific is the only remedy
which can reach such deep-seated blood
diseases.
Eczema hroka ont on nv daughter and con.
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tinued to spread until
her head was entirely
covered. She was treated
by several good doctors,
but grew worse, and the
dreadful disease spread
to her face. She was
taken to two celebrated
health springs, but re-
caivad no benefit. Many
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-31

The best thing Queen Liz can do is
to join the womaE's Strong Mind
movement. In the course of time she
may achieve a new sovereignty in this
way and take her place again among
queens.
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A woman is always harping on her
ideal man to her husband, but man
seldom says a word about his ideal
woman to his wife.
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The woman who is a slave to fashion
should never marry man who is
averse to the financial encouragement
of slavery.
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When a man nearly breaks his neck
in trying to dodge lightning bus
while crossing a street-car track it's
time for him to sign the pledge.
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The fighting at home is not serious:
but men who want Uncle Sans bonds
elbow one another rather roughly.
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II it costs 1000 to fire big modern
gun Commodore Schley saved Spain
quite sum the other day.
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All things come with the waiter who
serves an order of hash.
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feet to her satisfaction performs a he
roic feat
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Some men hatch up excuses to call
on their neighbors just about dinner
time
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II is the unfamiliar dangers that
make US the most timid.
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It's easier to love an enemy after
you get the better of him.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption has saved
me large doctor bills.-C. l. Baker, <2Sd
Regent So, Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. s. IS
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Mrs. WinaIow'a Soothing syrup.
Ter children teeening softens the guma, reduces In
1nmmaton, allays pain, cures wind cohe c oottle-
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COsMO BUTTERNILK TOILET SOAF
makes the skin soft, white and healthy.
Sold everywherA
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With Letter purse. flour by any
other name would smell as wheat
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Drop a. secret in the average woman's 5
ear and her tongue begins to work.
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The most complex problems look
easy after being solved.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-31

Loneliness is one of the worlds
heaviest burdens.
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Every man has doubtless spent 81
trying to collect so cents.
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In Australia spring begins August
~; summer. November 20: autumn.
February 2or and winter, May 90
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kissing may not be dangerous, but
IL often causes palpitation of the heart
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l,.a1ty ia BIood Ooep.

New studs for the ladies' shirt
waists are in the form of turtles.
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Clean blood means a clean skin No beauty
without II. Cascarets, Candy CatnArtic
cleans your blood and keeps It clean. By
WIRING up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
purities from the body. Begin to-day TO
banish pimples. boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion BY taking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. AL drug
Rists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 2Se, 5Oe-
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
LESSON vii. AUG. -. 2 KINGS
5: 25-37..

Golden Text: Cast Thy Burden UPon
the Lord. aud He Shall Sustain
Thee."-Psa. 30; a2--Tbe shunam mites
Son.
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Don't Tobacco SPIT IA smoke Your Lie Away.
TO Quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic full OF life. nerve and vigor take No-To-
bac the wonder-W0rksr. thst makes weak moD
strong All druggists. boc- or g. Cure guaran-
teed. Booklet and sample Tree Addre0
Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New YORK
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To talk is an easy matter; to act,
quite different.
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TALMAGE's SERMON.
SEcTARIANISM. THE SUBJECT
LAST SUNDAY.

From Judges xii, 6, as Follows; Say
Now shibboleth and He Said sIbbO-
lsth-Then They Took Him and Slew
Him at the Passages of the Jordan.
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To win a mans love fan him in
summer.
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Desirable damsels deem dainty din
ners due devoted darlinEs.
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Halls CAtarrh Cure
Il q constitutional cure. Price, 75c.
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suit, until we decided to try s. s. s.. and by the
time the first bottle was finished, her head be-
gan 70 heal dozen bottles cured her COM
pletely and left her skin perfectly smooth. She
In now sixteen years old, and has magnificent
growth of hair. Not sign of the dreadful
disease has ever returned.
d. 7. SHORE.
2o4 Lucas Ave. st. Louis, Mo.
Don't expect local applications Of
soaps and salves to cure Eczema. They
reach only the surface, while the d.
sease comes from within. Swift's
Specific
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One army of the living God,
To his command we bow;
Part Of the host have crossed the foo
And part are crossing now.
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Hood's pills cure an Liver IIl1. = cents.
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SIDNEY sUGGs, Publisher.
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Ec.sma broke ont on nv Daughter. and con.