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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-12

Washington, Sept. n.-To-days state
ment of the condition of the treasur,
shows: Available cash balance, $2S3 Ill .
800; gold reserve, 1854, 464 0S4.
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STOCK RANCH FOR SALE-1 900
acres, all fenced; fine range; plenty
water: 125 head stock; all tools and crop:
everything ready for business; immediate
possession $4,000.
16o acres, ~ miles from town; orchard,
500 trees beginning to bear; Groom frame
cottage and comfortable farm buildings;
ample water right; fine location for
home: price 300. Address George F.
Brooks, Missoula, Mont.
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TO WEAK MEN

And Women DIR. Bennetps Electric Belt
Offers a Guaranteed and Permanent
Cure-Drugs viii Not CHre-They OPP.
pose Nature-Othcr Belts Burn Fright
fully.
To weak and deblitated men and wo-
men l offer free book If they will only
write for 1t. 1t will tell you just why
drugs will not cure and why Electricity is
now the greatest remedial agent known
to modern science. l could give drugs II I
wanted to and make a great deal of mon
ey by doing SOFT does not cost a cent to
write prescription; but / could not give
you drug treatment and be honest. for I
know drugs will not cure-they only tenn
pcrartly stimulate. / am the inventor of
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FOREST RESERVE LANDS FOR SALE
DO you want a title to unsurveyed
lands? Forest scrip will secure you title.
For prices write r. NJ Cobban, Missoula,
Mont.
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Boston, Sept. 11.-Boston &, Montana,
335; Butte & Boston, 60; Parrot 49,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-12

$3.50 BUYS LOT AND TWO GOOD
houses, choice location, East side: this
is bargain. Lots and houses for sale in
all parts of city. Mcmillan & Floyd, AZ
i. Broadway. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-12

When there Is a lack of Electricity in the
system you are sick. My Belt is to supply
this lost Electricity. The only trouble
heretofore with electric belts and batter
les was that the current did not penetrate
the system, but was retained upon the
surface, which caused frightful burns
and blisters. l have done away with all
that. My Belt has soft silken, chamois-
covered sponge electrodes that render
this burning and blistering physical i'm
possibility and allows the entire current
to penetrate the system as 1t should. The
electrodes on my Belt cost more to manu-
facture than the entire belt of the old
style makes. When worn out II can be
renewed for only 75 cents. No other belt
can be renewed for any price and when
worn out is worthless.
] guarantee my Belt to cure Sexual I'm
potency. Lost Manhood varicocele Sper-
matorrehoea and all forms of Sexual
weaknesses in either sex: restore Shrunk-
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ney, Liver and Bladder Troubles, Chronic
Constipation. Dyspepsia. Rheumatism in
any form. all Female Complaints. etc. The
prices of my Belts are only about half
what Is asked for the old-styie affairs and
/ warrant mine to be four times stronger
Generates a current that you can Instant
ly feel.
Cali upon or write me to-day-saeredy
confidential. Get symptom blanks and lit
erature. Write for INV New Book About
Electricity. My Electrical Suspensery for
the permanent cure of the various weak
nesses of men is FREE to every male pur-
chaser of one of my Belts. Advice with
out cost.
DR.. Bennett Electric Belt co.
Department a." Denver. Col.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS;
modern conVeniences; restaurant in
connection. 800 Alaska ST., Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-12

FOR RENTS FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping at the corner of
Toole avenue and Milton St. Missoula.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-12

SNAP IF TAKEN AT ONLE-4-ROOM
house, nearly new, blks. east of Hen
nessy's store. $1,000. Reek & Churchill,
80 E. Granite, Butte
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BRICK BUSINESS BLOCK, 70x4S,
stories. with full basement; lot 50x100;
perfect title; modern improved building
for sale very cheap. Address F. j. Bliss
Butte.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BITTER
Root valley farms; write for list. Ra-
valli County Abstract Co., Hamilton.
FOR SALE-16-ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
West side; profits 800 per month; cheap.
Wilson & Co, SO N. Main St, Butte.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM AND
board with private 4amily: all modern
conveniences; suitable for married couple.
Address Board, Standard Office, Butte.
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actly what it will do.
If my Belt will not
cure you l will
frankly tell you SO.
] do not want a dis
satisfied patient, nor
am l going to have
one-if my treatment
will not cure you l
am going to say so.
Do you know there
are more drug
wrecks than alcohol
tc wrecks in this
country? 1t Is a fact.
Don't drug yourself
to death. The medi-
cine that may slight
ly benefit one man
will literally tear
down the constitu-
ton of another.
Electricity alone
stands unassailable.
II is the Vital and
Nerve Force of ev-
cry man and woman
1T Is life itself.
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FOR RENT-THREE NICELY FUR
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
701 S. Main, Butte.
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DR.. Benefits Electric Belt

Which is endorsed by physicians and rec
commended by thousands of cured patients.
I worked SO long on this belt to perfect it
and studied it so patiently that know ex-
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LARGE FRONT PARLOR, HOUSE,
keeping rooms, IS and $40; use of piano.
80 w. Quartz, Butte.
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FOR RENT-TWO NICELY FURNISH
ed rooms for housekeeping; bath. 1923 S.
Montana, Butte.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS IN PRIVATE
family; modern conveniences. 1913 w.
Mercury, Butte
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-12

FOR RENT-ELEGANT FURNISHED
front room: modern. 25 w. Quartz ST.,
Butte,
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The Town Being Moved.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE:
only eight weeks required; half-rate
transportation furnished now; positions
guaranteed. Moler Barber College, Min
neapolis MINI.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLA

AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE CON-
tanned in 3 rooms, Wednesday, Sept, Is,
at 1880 p. M, at 405 w. Park, Anaconda.
Also auction sale of trimmed and untrim-
med millinery goods, showcases, mirrors,
carpets. curtains and stove on Thursday
and Friday, Sept IA and Is, at 4l6 E. Park,
Anaconda. M. ODonnell.
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FOR SALE-A GENTLE DRIVING
horse, years old, and sound; weight
1850; harness and buggy; will sell for
$75. Chas. e. Miller. Butte Carriage
Works, 123 s. Main, Butte.
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FOR RENT-2 FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping rooms. 30l w. Quartz, Butte.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-29

contact with the hair when IL Is hot
from the curling irons, the celluloid
may burst into flame.
The rubber combs passing through
the silklike hair become so charged
with electricity that II the combing
be done in a dark room one can see
the electric sparks engendered by the
friction. Ii is the electricity that
causes the short swapping sounds
that one sometimes hears when using
a rubber comb. This electricity is
very beneficial
The same effect is also obtained by
the Use Of a tortoise shell comb. 10
holds good of any resinous or vitreous
substance.
Besides their extreme inhammabil-
ity, there is another objection to the
use Of celluloid combs. Heat warps
them very readily and thus impatrs
their usefulness.
A very useful comb Is the so called
tail comb. so named because OF the
slightly projecting. pointed end zee
with which 1t is supplied. This
serves as a curler for those who have
naturally curly hair and do not need
curling irons. but merely require
something about which to wind the
locke OF hair. With the pencill.ke
point Of the comb one may outline
the part on the top Of the head. or
fluff up the hair with an ease and ef-
fectiveness truly gratifying.
l have not mentioned ivory combs
because the real ivory is SO expensive
that few people care 70 use II. and
from the standpoint Of utility and
hygienic value Il is not so desirable
as tortoise shell.
Many people use horn combs. The
trouble with them is that they are in
cIined 10 scale or split and. catching
the strands OF hair in the unnoticed
broken places between the teeth.
damage them before the danger b.
noticed. Moreover. their teeth are.
as a rule. too sharp and trying for
the scalp. Bone combs break very
readily.
MARY SCOTT ROWLAND.
New York.
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strapped in yellow suede and are suff-
GENTLY gay and fanciful to please the
woman who cannot be constant to the
duns and grays that accord so well
with wintry days.
The gown of gowns, however, is the
black broadcloth, which in varying de-
grees of elaboration and extravaganza
will likewise make it's formal debut.
The typical tailor maid of the fall OF
1899 is clad in raven black, unrelieved
by color except for the white tulle or
chiffon which enters into the cohstruc-
ton of her chapeau. A nest of thistle
down pompons, perhaps, surmount
scarf of black and white. Chapeaus OF
long naped felt, bent and wired into
forms defying description, with one
long, white, swooping feather fetch
ingly swaying in unison with every nod
and inclination of the head, will also
be seem The most stunning gown at
the Garden on the great occasion, and
one which will typify the correct tailor
costume of the year, embodying every
new wrinkle under the sun, will be
worn by Mrs. Oelrichs, whose svelte
figure is the theme of boudoir talk and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-29
ghe aaaehita Daily eagle Sunday arois 70, 1899.

Strictly speaking, the tailor maids are
this year of two kinds. One is the
product of Partisan dressmakers-a
combination of soft mulls, mousseline
and laces sharply contrasted with cloth
and corduroy; the other, the exponent
of less artistic result, though stalwart
champion Of the English tailor to whom
she owes her origin, will, as of yore,
be either spick and span in severely
cut cheviot and homespun stitched into
becomingness or else coat clothed The
fate of both of them depends upon
the horse show, and, until that is over,
it is hard to predict which will triumph.
Ridiculous as the big sleeve craze
was, we are rapidly drifting into one
far more absurd. We shall not be able
to walk at all soon if our skirts tighten
much more. Round the waist and hips
they cannot be further curtailed, but
they are narrowing at the knees. 1t is
goodby to the athletic beauty and well
come to the willowy one. and wonder
whether delicacy will become fashion
able again and a discreetly arranged
swoon be pronounced a success. Dress
and pose are naturally much united,
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and 1t stands to reason that our nerves
, must suffer if our toilets will not allow
us to take exercise.
Distinctly smart and juvenile are the
triple capes, which look like a series of
shallow collars, because they only. just
at their profoundest depth, cover the
crown of the shoulders. They are
apologies for wraps, it is true, yet they
play a useful part, inasmuch as they
convey the impression of shelter and
substantially, which is all that is
needed during the early days of No
vember.
With these fanc:ful capes the direc-
toire hats agree so we'll that one cares
to seek no farther. They have the style
that is needed and they are at once
graceful and dashing. One type dips
over the forehead and rolls upward at
the sides, the back being pinched into
folds to fit in with the hair, so that the
effect produced is almost that of bon
net. especially as it is such hat that
carries strings, starting from the back,
and a big bow, usually made of velvet
and always black. Another, the antlth-
esis of this shape, rises high from the
brow to SHOW the hair and clings TO
the head at the sides, but it, too, is
crumpled up at the back, in accordance
with a new freak, and sports in many
:. case that pert black bow at one side.
with any amount of autumn fruit or
the hedgerow berries that abound.
Apropos of trimmings, many of the
new artificial flowers have gone to the
vegetable garden as well as to the field
| for inspiration. There are white and
/ green celery tops, buckwheat blooms
and great, loose green poppies with
purplish edges to initiate lettuce.
In the foliage line certain tempting
/ little spikes look suspiciously like
! chives. and there are onion and leek
/ tons and tufts of parsley, thyme and
! sweet marjoram. One smart French
] hat. Just imported, boasts whole
( bunch of soup vegetables, down even
10 a pair of tiny carrots and crisp
white turnip. This is a sufficient dec
laration for flower hats for evening
wear. A small snail crawling up the
/ stem of a sweet cabbage rose and a
ladybug resting on a lettuce leaf were
/ lowly and realistic suggestions with
two other Virot hats.
Anv bolero that is to be worn in the
by and by (aEd all the huge varieties
of this model are going 10 be seem
must be only a pretense. Bulk we can
not allow. so we are going to seem %
nut on a little zouave, which, in reality
will be part and parcel Of our dress
Mesh chenille conposes the new bolerc
delightfully."-. and so does lace corded
with silk on a princess gown suc1
an addition makes for grace by break
ing the monotony Of straight lines, and
when il is nodded 10 fan over the hips
is often very effective.
A new calling frock has lace scarf
drapery fastened down the saGdle5acs
skirt, which greatly relieves the trying
line formed by the necessary bia-
seam.
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on" as the saying goes, she is gor-
geous in a dark red broadcloth box
ulster with steep collar and full revers
Of MORE panne. Under this a glimpse
of an up to date tailor suit is visible
and on her head a toque broadly snap
ed with plume of Tom Thumb fringe
and chiffon rests jauntily. Goodly to
look upon is the white satin coat lining
which flaunts its old ivory tinted
Righteousness when its owner chooses
To throw II open.
To share honors with this devotee Of
the sawdust circle below stairs viii
daiutily trip the sort of frou frou wo-
man who wears military heels on her
heavy soled shoes and prefers to be 4
silhouette in black rather than half
conceal her graceful form beneath the
semihttiuE paddock coat. There will be
others who delight in the latest ar
rivals such as coral red cneviots or
duck egg blue costumes These are
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THE PROPER
USE OF COMBS.

EVERY woman should have at
r least six combs Both Nine.
- Patti and Mrs. Langtry, two OF
the most fastidious women that I
know, have that number The combs
are graded from coarse to very tns
and are used in the order OF their
fneness. because some parts et the
hair. being more snarled' than others.
coming in contact with the fine teeth
before the snarIs are removed would
invariably be broken. Moreover. the
eombing would be very uneveniy
done.
In order to treat the hair properly
a comb about eight inches long and
supplied with teeth about one-eighth
OF an inch apart is an excellent size
10 begin with. After that a very
slightly finer one should be used. fol-
lowing with the next gTade. and so
on TO the very finest one.
The best material for combs is tor
toise shell. As this is slightly ex-
pensive, a good rubber comb is often
used as a substitute. Celluloid combs
should never be bought. for they are
highly infiammable, and. coming in
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income was only IS a month she could
rot have saved any money, and the
cash must. therefore, have been part
Of the deceased husbands estate. One
OF the lawyers contesting this allega-
ton says the woman could have lived
- 8 a week and testified that when he
was a law student. at time when the
cost OF living was higher than al pres
ent, he lived on 81 week
Bridal wTeaths. which form so impoF-
tant an adjunct 20 the toilet vary in
the countries OF the world. In Ger
many these are made OF myrtle; in the
Black Forest OF hawthorn: in SyItzer-
land Of white roses England. France
and America are faithful TO orange
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club chatter. It is of black broadcloth
of satiny surface and light weight
Around the hug-me- tight skirt three
graduated straps of MORE panne climb
upward TO within a few inches of the
belt. Each band is edged in narrow
galloon, and ornaments of like pattern
on a larger scale follow a MORE strap
extending the length Of the front
breadth. under which the skirt clasps
are invisible. The coat of MORE panne
has a fitted volante OF stitched taneta,
over which sections of the MORE are
decOratively draped. The new collar
stands high. like a stock. with an IN
dulating nounce inserted at the upper
edge In this instance it is shipped
into irregular points, adding 10 the ef-
fective neck arrangement which merges
into the stylish revers boTdered by
tafTe.a folds. The coatee is designed
TO be opened down the front TO reveal
q soft Persian lie or fluffy bodice
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blossoms. In Spain brides wear pink
carnations and red roses. in the Ionian
isles they sport vine leaves. IN Bohemia
rosemary, and n Pest artificial howefs
are blended with ribbon.
Mgr MeIetius ApostoIopoulOs. accord
ing 20 a dispatch from Alexandria, has
been elected as locum tenens n place
OF the late Mgr Sophronius. patriarch
Of Egypt and has been recognized BY
the government He is antaEonlsttc .
Russian influence The metropolitan q
Alexandria was The other candidate Tor
the patrjsrchaie
The Duchess OF Sutherland. whose
pen has many times Eraced magazines.
has just finished the manuscript &C .
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novel which she has been ar work upon
during the past few months TIE TIE
Is One Hour and TIE Next"
a bin has been presented 70 the ssn-
ate q Brazil authorizing women 70
practice the learned professions Here
to1ore there has been no question "a
that country IS 10 Why Is marriage a
fa5lursg-
Bir. and Nrs- William K FandsTs.Ii
Jr-. contemplate Al Egyptian outing
for which they have engaged oaas :
heah. the most Injurious sne o9sfaana DE
OF the Nie II $ soTt q faibcaf-
with a house ~ one end ard an I'M
raezse rsn AZ the otaer- In this "a
tsres2se sozt. surrounded - E&G
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81 The yearly meeting OF the Baptist
church. Honey Greek. Wis. and she has
been granted an unlimited license %
preach at the quarterly meetings OF
that church. Miss Sowles' home IS At
Prospect, Wis. whore her father Is IN
charge OF the Baptist church. Miss
SowleS has frequently during the sum
nler spoken from her fathers pulpit
Before she was 10 years old she evincad
a great interest in theology and, unaid-
ed. outlined a sermon.
\ suit IN New York over a sum Of
about sec left by a widow was fought
on the ground that since the woman's
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elected 20 the eeanrhlp - 5hT SatsgEal
ss.,ss@sf ,oaars - CrkaE1 ard has ere
,,-,s,,,a sss,snct4as ~ trinE the afal as-
-, aesr s1~esss - aBca EerlfieH-
tfzts.r Earrhas4 bar tsFee,l raszssriza
49, sas a-rfrser q ssrE nhieh has 49,
rl.rse fsgpulsF mostly hseszse ~ 80
..,-ur.aser1s rarss 80 sac t1alssassis
ara Z. - m1slE hslsH
Arzanz ire r-51rezzes Nh1 srr rEefs
t~9s shatF are ire Caatezae - Paris.
tAe A-zhsarhegs MaFte Thefesa - a s--
f-.s are D2r0eEa t-aFg IAesa-f 70 Ha.
gerls ~ orau8 HteEfss - faEe-
barE sac Princes Faai EsEfrrs-aes
fsle Princes csarlaEfe fzrzsss ans use
queen lsNssef e FertuszL
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uR EAUTY and the beast will
shortly be the cynosure of all
l. eyes. Fine women, fine clothes
and fine horses will do their annual
parade. The fifteenth exhibition Of the
National Horse Show association takes
place the third week in November, and,
as usual, at Madison Square Garden,
New York. The associations premium
list has been issued and includes $4,000
in prizes. The outlook for great show
of thoroughbred horses is exceptional,
and of thoroughbred women not less
Golf links for the time being are desert
ed and the more important pursuit Of
horse show clothes proves most en-
gaging.
New York is full Of pretty girls and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-29

dashing natrons who lead the smart
set. fitting from tailor to mOdiste with
Energy and abundant good humor. The
humber Of gowns required for service
during this gala week is quite sufficient
for a London drawing room season. so
numerous and costly are they. There
must be gowns for the morning. after
noon and evening for each Of the six
days, TO say nothing Of the several
wraps called into play. Gradually the
horse show has come to be recognized
as a clothes show" where fsds. fan
cies and fashion first make their ap-
pearance. and not until after this func-
ton does any one of the many become
a pronounced style.
Strictly tailor made gowns for the
morning are the invariable rule, more
Elaborate frocks are worn in the after
noon. and in the evening the boxes are
filled with women Respondent in silks.
satins and velVeJs harnessed in price
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CONCERNING WOMEN.

life is failure unless she is the mother
Of son. According to the Brahman
religion. a man can with certainty es-
cape hell if he has a son living at the
time of his death. Where a woman does
p give birth 10 son in IL years her
husband must cast her aside and choose
another wife, by whom he may possibly
have a son.
Melesin +. Sowies. girl Of 16 years.
is probably The youngest woman
preacher in the world. In June OF this
year she preached the opening sermon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-29

dozen friends. they wIEI feat under =
Inac huea sky q The muse q siflngea
instruments touched D. native perform
ers
The sun total - Rosa h3nne3r .
sezlfh must arogEnt g. several rls4iiDn
franes. TIE zrsat artist moreover, "a >
received during sseT ipaE ar9 Essccessfli
career many vaiUsbie marks = af'grs-
citation fran crewD@1 neaz3s. tseuFss
gand earness during hsr 1faiiras 3 11if-
hon francs but ~ sb@ Nrots seefsiy
before her Death. rad never kaFe1 a
soa Rosa Eeounssr vas ul1Te Ffer p
ard 4 ssessea ths national gitt q s1oii-
ouy-
DE. Tzns Eslz.ss Smith has lsa' e<sn
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less Jewels. Every woman who hasn't
it affects a horsy air and does the
stalls in the morning. One OF the
chiefest charms in her best beau's estl-
mate of the femme adorable" is the
way she handles her topcoat. If she is
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4 New George Eliot.

owhrs okha pa
rank 18th chE
Sarah hd
Double Thread is
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mpnn Stafford
wal Fowler 't~" ef 9
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