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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-12

WANTE - Carpenters. machinists,
 W watch makers. bicycle makers and re- pafrers, in fact, everybody who does not want to go home at noon to try one of my 2oc dinners. then he will surely buy six tickets for dollar, or he can get good lunch for loc, with cup of good hot coffee or tea. Avery's Restaurant. 23o South Main street, opposite Castles market. '.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-12

WANTED-To move yo UT furniture at W reasonable prices. Als oseveral first class turnouts to let. double or single; rubber tires of all descriptions. A, M. Larscn's livery and trucking stable, corner Water and North Elm streets. Telephone 253-4.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-12
AND KIDNEY CURE,

Sieanses the Kidneys and Bladder, purifies the Biood. Puts Flesh on fs,in people. Strengthens the Nerves. Clears the Brain. Cures Nervous Debility, Insomnia. Failing Memory. Restores ip both weak Men and Women
 This New Remedy works like Magic, but is ab- soiutely harmless. Weigh yourself before taking
 Price, 50 cts.s | 2 boxes, $500. by mall. We will cheerfuly refund the money if yor arc bot benefited. Try it and be convinced
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-03-12

will go by special train on a long tour including the Pacific coast, visiting only the larger cities. The plays pre- scented will be Old Heidelberg and Ivan the Terrible, and in San Fran cisco MT Mansfield will give two per mances of Beaucaire
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31
I-.G 80. u ID = ID -
TIME FOR RESOLUTIONS.
They Come as GHfs Happy q5y Thought I'll u lts. at
y2ifs3~ the End of the Dead ' %
= l3G g.. II jr Year. - q +t.--.' rs

:
on, dear. anotther.t.iy gone.y life
slipping By, a herd Of old, mistakes
faults, ttrrcoobihg 6Gf The portals is9 Of the
oldn dead ,}sused-up' Year into the new.
1t is uncomfortable. Banish them,
wave them bacL!. .s 5.9
With what force? .,. ...
An, happy thjught-fresh resolu-
tionst They stand beside one Instant
ly7-that Aladdin's lamp of belief ID
yourself is remarkable Stunt The
crisp, brand new fairies smile, at the
ancient, ghostly crew, nod with their.
shining crowns; and, soft -mutterfng. the
raggetflot stink to the Shadows OF the
things we try rot to remember. @-'''
WeJ do itaist every year, 'forgettfne
that We have told- the same story time
after time AMI that the law of ,con-
secutive jhstfco'r6lis on serenely While
weipbabble and remain ourselveS,z--
N o. Times Democrat. - -. rs
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31
! &


Hensley, Ark, Dec. 26th.-(SpefiaD-
That sure cure for Backache would be a
priceless boon to the people, and especially
the women of America, is admitted by all
interested in medical matters, and Mrs. Sue
Williams of this place is certain size, has
foarMs IN Dodds Kidney Pills the. long
looked for cqfe. Ss ~
7 4I am 80 years .old,'' Mrs. Williams. says,
e and have suffered with the Backachev very
10 ach4Qr thIee ogsfopr years. have been
treated by good physicians and got no relief,
but thanks to God, have found a cure at
last and IFS Dodd's Kidney Pills. Ihave
taken only one box and it has done memore
good than all the doctors in three or. four
years. want all sufferers from Backache
70 elB9oY that they can get DOdds Kidney
Pills and get well. ~ gfV
4sBaeKaehe, is rone of the first symptoms Of
kidney Disease! AGuard against Bright's
Disease or rheumatism by curing it with
Doddas Kidney .PittsD III .y
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31
JUST LIKE PRISON ROUTINE.
6oastful Traveller Brought to Pause
by Very Embarrassing
Question.

Ths scene fwassa third-class smoking
comparHhent, ,a4ive OF. side. The speaker
waSStoht, floFN with shortcut gray hair,
anfHwas verg@ selfsatisfed. The effcm-
lnatg degener3ey of modern young men
wafhis themqsFelates London Tit Bits.
"Epok at msh Sixty years of age-never
had o day 5, illness IN my Life, and can do
my four miles an hour! Why? Because
from when | was 20 to when l. was over
40 | lived a regular life. No delicacies
for me! No late hours! Every day, Sum
mer and winter, | went to bed at nIne.
got UP at Gre, lived principally sen por-
ridge, worked hard hard, mind you, from
eight to one, then dinner, then an hours
Beg your pard n, guy nor, interrupted
a young working man sitting OPPOSITE.
but wQt was you in for" -
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

~ meant to have told you OF that
hole" said the kindly host to his
friend. who had suddenly disappeared
in~the course of a stroll through the
grounds into pit full of water The
friend climbed out and shook himself
1t doesn't matter" he said, cheerily,
Il found it, ..--.....---.-.sz.-.-
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31
~ BEAUTIFUL SKIN,
Soft White Hands and Luxuriant
.O~y Hair Produced by Cuticura
Soap.

Atflli3onnsi Of Women en- : Use Is Cuticura Soap,
a4sisfed by Cuticura Ointment, the great
SKIN cure, for preserving, purifying and
Identifying the skin, for cleansing the
scalR of crustsST scaless and tfandruff, and
fEse Ftopplng of falling hair, ,fdr softening,
NSin ten algl and. soothing reds4rough and
tSsf a r for 529y F1shss Ghngs and
'cerative weaknesses, and MANY antjsepfic
purposes which readily suggest tnem-
st ives. Us Mel a5 for iall the purposes OF
the toilet, bath and nursery. s.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

Little Fred was told sof new ar
rival in his undle's family. rs the kid
any relation tonne? he. asked ii Z
Yes; he's yodr FIRST cousin Aaris
swered his mother. >....-.u...-.-
Huh" exclaimed Fred, IT should
think he was my last one"
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

IAN Irishman travelling in France
was challenged by a Frenchman to
fight a duel, to which he readily con-
sented, and suggested shillelahs as
weapons. That won't do" said the
Frenchman's second. Gas challenged
party you have the right to choose the
arms, but chiyalry demands that YOU
should decide upon a weapon with
which Frenchmen are familiar. - rs
that so?" replied the 1rishman, c6elly.
Very well, We'll fight with guillo-
tines" .-.,-.- -. az.,s-,-,.s-,
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31
MISTAKES TO AVOID.

Judging the wealth of woman by
her apparel.
Thinking that people are always Gov
eEtly criticising your actions
thinking that a man docs not notice
the details of the toilet of a woman in
whom he is interested. s...4. N :ssssss
Criticising an absent person with
out being sure that your listeners do
not know the person to whom YOU
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

John G. Carlisle, who has a farm. on
Long Island, was discussing with his
foreman the advisabiliyeof putting on
q new man. No. said. the foreman.
i wouldn't 4hothers to AJAX kekon @F'rank.
de wouldn't suit" why not?"
well, because you coufdn E. place no
dependence on his stickin' to the job.
hes such a freckle-minded cuss he
never stays at any one thing 500
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

Tommy had drawn the picture of d
locomotive on his slate and his father
asked him why he didn't draw the
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

! fWhat bffd Is called the bird dfEfreds
dom In Amenca?" asked the teaeher.
EFhe turkey" answered tffe~bey al
ths foot ofsthe class, who Was thinl9
ing of his Thanksgiving dinnef&- -
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

1t was a new voluntary and the or
ganist had been going through it for
the first time. After she had finished
the organ blower asked her if dthad
gone all right. With some surprise
the young woman answered: "Oh, it.
went very WE'LL thank YOU But why
do you ask?"' "WeH." said he, II had
never blown to this piece before. and
was rather anxious about it."
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Your druggist wiH refund money if PAzo
OINTMENT fails to cure in to IA days SOC.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

oh" answered Tommy, "the locomo-
tive can draw them. -, = 49, {. = - -
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

You need not be shadow because YOU
are not sun.-Chicago Tribune.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

nDehbh yfateJ jiti3cad be- Said in favor of
that st. Paul girl who dislocated her jaw
Caueht1g,. that she -didnt teimper-Indian-
aDOlis News LE
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31
TALES BRIEFLY ToLD.f

&During the funeral of an unpopular
man in New England -1liiagen, a
stranger having asked of the sexton
Who's dead?" and What complaint"
the sexton replied: There is no COM
plant; everybody is satisfied.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

: Do not believe Piso's Cure for Consump
ton has an equal for coughs and colds-5
+. Boyer, Trinity Springs, Ind. Feb 10, 1900
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31
The key OF yesterday

The key OF yesterday
| / threw away
! And now, too late
Before to-morrow's close-locied gakA
Helpless | stand-in vain to pray!
In vain to sorrow!
only the key of yesterday
Unlocks tomorrow"
4 CD alone, Who sees the end from
u the beginning Wiro skpoYsr ON
dqnq sittidgs aDd ouF lsprls sangssNhoh
99erAhing fye&peh hetra ses me 1itsmat
lAeartA AdeepfTStha4 man's ii csh evsl
$50, issahle I'm fhitsswisdom and low
10 aid man in the highest and best use
faof~time.@~Asr we begin the day, God
hn2ws chow many hours are to pass
INTO our hands, and He alone can
ateaeh~s's'ahows to 'ttse atifose -nonrs to
" tt6es fs,s ,Ps9eSktTepQd of mani ,apd tp tte hon.
oflng Of God. A day thoughtfully
cpraNerfully begtno Isl more chan half
cpnapereds "a day feTarishlyiand has
! sliy PiYpeed into is filed With YtheoDit
ialls OF failure and. disappointment
1nto4wlfith are tdt0nfed many 4 pre-
eiobs' momehtEaa Il If64ir.0> >If9tinQ Shirt
OF aod1so ruled I'M lti1es life, as Il o. make
II sensitive TO the DiYiIFe wilb5andothe
moments no lLlt were used as He would have
'nem, life would take on new meaning;
business, Social and domestic affairs
would be. dignified5 with higher ideals
ana holieFl MISUNDERSTANDING hours OF
recreation, the, play, time which, is ,es-
Sehtlal to healthy, vigorous life, would
ee wholesome and ennobling. The
prayer of our text is justified by the
innllmerable promises of God that He
Wlll give wisdom, that He will guide
ana direct James sums it all up by
saying; IF any Of you lack wisdom
let him ask of God, that giYeth to all
men liberally, and tipbrafdeth not; and
II shall be given him. 1t IS the priv
IeGe OF Gods children to draw on Gthe
banking house OF God for unlimited
supplies OF wisdom o. No check proper
y drawn and presented is 8 ever dis
, ,,onored. Man may haze all the help
le needs in wisely. and faithfully US
ns the time as it passes, And in the
purpose and will Of Cod each moment
nay become studded with priceless
ems OF enduring brilliahry and beau,
y Using the, time as God would |
AVE us is building Tor eternity.
Htl tA3-l -t..4 ...Titf ttA |
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

f During the Thanksgiving dinner
Tommy was nearly choked by>a tehd4n
nwhch he encountered in asIeg 81 the
Nm
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

A Salt Lake doctor has found a new
drug which he declares is better than
castor oil. And it wouldn't have to be
very good at that.-Indianapolis News
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

Jimmy. said Cthe teacher after
reading the youngsters mote from his
father" exchsins TJfis absence from,
school the day before, "it seems to me
your fathers writing is vti much like
.e%Yes." so"rs. replied idiJ5ni8m Jimmy Yhm6am6s Yhm6am6s 8X
,"Pop amt had no: education, and M
learnin' him"
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

A little boy who was asked where a
spider got the thread to make his web,
answered.:
"It's the raveling of his shirt. / saw
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

nj b979fio laFg i5lllA 5llJ - 9oiiblIIasII
-4nl sgsiu3.J4sq iuI .aoij55d aifJ
dooJa rooY ysaalE ia9aps7 ~ bosiain
.sael j2giGns ohivo1q bas
..1dC0R .a Il
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

The first time small Bessie attended
a funeral she asked why the lady died.
Because God called her" she was
told. DlEF1 = 81 -. -
A few days later she was tied in her
little chair because she had been
naughty. After sitting quietly for a
time she said:
%:'Mamma, If God callede~me now l
couldn't go, cause I'm tied fast."l -
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

" Mamma" he said, little later, "the
cook forgot to take that old turkeys
garters off,"
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

baa % vuizI5 u 1'af eiQosq sldi
-bk GsiJaiId9-.7e91ao YiafaBo 1igi
.9lso
usioa 9neb 9d bigo3 Il 1sf3 5InoR
19qai snigT1so HtiR m9d1 tiss19 lai
.EizgIgm 1GitGn1aar9a hng sa y
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

ISlt forfall at is Yorth} They aresdresset
IN their best and gaadiesr clotlfes, %hiol
are only worn on this occasieh.}kSJTht
father has got from the pawuJSiIop hi,
Z finest silk gowns. which That oblfgins
! "relatiVe" has taken good care of fdirine
the past II months. and, thus splendidly
attired. the proud father and his little
boys ~start rout on little visiting trir
! to his relatives and friends. to ''Kung
] HI Fab Tsoi, wish them a happy new
year and many riches. ~ /
& what" you say, don't the littlelg girlz
I No. they 4mast stay at home because
fthe. littlasgjrl is not so important asher
brother and, besides, she would have
difficulty in walking far in her Htiny
''gold len lig1 shdesswhich DO not meas.
EuFe5more than Three ihches in length.
But what day it is for the little boy:
He has alreadyFgot his first 1present /
hYirs1 SaHta Gldjls, ,i;that is to ,say,.the
boys father ksamesthing, you seesas in
this country, gave him a little sfI9sg of
copper cash tied on 4 red cord for 1t il
uarfu ls2Rto start the New Year>Nithnut
any money in your pocket. and that is
something both you and l agree With
:iffippt ifippF yit?9rsGU b8G - !.
But our little Chinese boy could never
carfythohh e-all the money that IS given
J@ tp hin him, fQf it is the custom for everyone
whom he visits to give him presents of
~fRopeys as~weH as CANDY and cakes. Of
ceurse. tie dather takes charge. of this
Il mdahstte tnoney-and I have often 1
wondered If his little son ever SeesEis
,Tnaney presents, again. l reallylthinl
that a little Chinees hoy must be'a 5000
investment for his father or NewcYeay' 2
Day in China T&
But the visit Zig is soon over, andthen
Ghinamar- IS off, sometimes
with his sister, to see the sights in the
streets. They look at the, peep shows
and the Phncb5and=Jpdys sh6ws-Whieh. |
lg theFaay, alChfnesefavention&Th4y
spin their tops and ly tlieif Rites; Until
thsssohndsof gohgs and drums tells them
that there is theater or Juggling show |
near, and off they gol and |
soon are to be found i'm the trent. row.
fapping their hands IN childish gfee |
at the, funny antics Of the performers, |
until the man comes round with the-hat- |
and then there is a patter of smalrfeet
as the Youngsters; scurrYstas for the
Chinese boys have no 7tsa for the L &c
z-4f4se some other boys f'krlow. Ss~zs@'
But twilight finds the tired little folks
1T home, for they are afraid 10 be out
at !darlt; anflittle,John Chinaman closes
The day in eating .sWeetmeats, or in TAX
ng his turn at beating the unmusical
song. Or in diving among the mass Of
ed paper in the courtyard. where the
ireworks were let.off by his father ana
1iS brothers, in search for unexploded
single crackers. which he at once nuts
% their proper use, until. tired out with
lis days exeretions, he is put to bed.
lnd IS soon soHed asleep. dreaming Of
'akes and candy. copper cash and
shows. and .Cr-cr-cr
rack - biag--bangA Aboom .'4S SUNDAY
school Times. ulie,t Il FHJJft3 cf-9 ,
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

NJ E ARE all familiar with the story
w oil the lady, who, floating over
/ the sea in a boat, was suddenly wax
ened to discover that her magnificent
necklace of pearls had become unfas
tened by some accident and the loose
end hanging down IN the, water was
dropping the precious pc earIs one by
fene into the unrecoyerable depths. So
with us. We let the pearly moments
slip into the 'unfedeemable past. May
we awaken to a sense of our loss. The
lines OF Susan .Coolfdge's The Los,
Days come to me: :'ei' '.'f '-' '-.' .
20 S Il, s7-9 /. Ia.imGJ ef Al I'D
AS, each in turn. the Old Years rise and
Sird them up to so.
The days. which were heir Scryitors nress
- round them sad and SLOW -
The happy DAYS. TIE hard days. the Bitter
and the Gear; =
And they front us with 'reproachfuI eyes
as they wend forth with the year.
Tie lost days ~which<exeept for us 50
blessed might Have been,
by cur perversity or sfadovedi
by our sin.
The vexirg days, the moody days. the davs
- Of stress and pain, ,t >.i... -
L ne Shrlli, perverse, unhappy days, we faee
i~T them all again. N q . II
'"'Come back, dear days we CRY: we win
-.t.., atone for ali the wrong;r &. - ta'fG
Your emptiness shall be made full. you,
Gfscords turEed to song
Only the echo answers; all vain the griey> /
ing sore.
The past is past, the dead Is dead Tie
chance returns no more. -
But, as the sweetest hopes are born OF |
sharpest suffering.
And midnight i. The womb of day, and win |
ter of the spring.
So, winning blessing from despair. lost op.
portunity
May serve to make the fruitful soil of har
4uiXests yet to, be. at r.t.-, -..s IT,. /
'Epr each Gay heavy made by US, some
day may gather wings.
Be every failure that We mourn the germ
y}u9f, happier things. l-..sr. ....ff Id .,a
And al the sadness of the past the seed Of
I3 hope newborn, 'iit = ..'% d
Till ort OF the defeatednight bursts Ike tri-
umphant morn ,.-. ,.f-..ff- Il
The Old Years. stern, inexoraB.e, may.go
tiIeiFs way in; vaiir; J -i35..$.7-3 =
'he days We. marred aud mourn shall smile
~ II from their persisted pain
)istiLls a perfume shines CLEAN to make
thet future way ~lf.} }s.ts-tI 2at -,
he brighter and the easier because. of
Yesterday 1
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

It's a wise industrial stock that knows
ats own .par.-Chicago Daily News
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31
In the New Year

Eet is not fei unjust, uai!gantle, SET self
ish3lpushing, gfagping vain hard, pes,
.simistic. Let 'ds get the best ont Of
friends and workers, not by pinchins,
them down! BIT t eHeoafdgihg them IGlp1Ii ID
Let US be- true and without fear An.
'swer our letters Keep gratitude as the
foremost impulse, pay our bills and
say Our prayers. - - 80
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

I a MOTHER thought which we would
tlA ettiphaSize in connection with this
b L1atter Of the Use Of time is the i'm.
pQfta1ce Of gathering the odd mo-
Elents as they pass. In large .endeay7
ors and purposes we may be. splendid
ply working out the will and purpose
bqf God. we may be using the time in
! tie wisest and best way possible, and
!, vet, while our eyes are on the larger
interests, we may be letting the frag-
mentary moments slip unused away.
He Who told His disciples to gather
zip the fragments after the 5000 had
gbean fed6 SO values the! precious iaog
lan ents that He would have us gath
'er up the fragments that lie about un-
used. In the palace of industry of
one of the worlds great exDositions
v ere several curiOus4 specimens of
art, wrought by shumble ~ individuals,
iout of such fragments Of time as, they.
could secure from their regular occu-
pations. Boyle remarks that sand
grains are easily scattered abo,it: but
skillful artifieers gather, melt ) and
t"ansmute them to glass, lof mhieh
they make mirrors lenses and tel.
escopes. Even SO, vigilant Christians
improve parenthetie Fragments OF tire.
employing them in .self-examilation,
acts of faith, and researches 2of holy
truth; ;apy which they become looking
glasses for their souls, and telescopes
revealing their promised Heaven
jewelers. save, the very sweepines OF
their shops, because they contain par
ticles OF precious metal .93'Shomd
Christians, whose yrmomenu1ras
purchased for them by; the blood OIL
Christ, be less careful of stime?i Surely /
it's very minutiae," .exelaims $ Coieg
Should be moro treasured thanf graia,o i
of gold or dust of diamonds. =
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

10 919iq ms Usual f1H9J 5Il. s. 8
go bheJTN hat kiRd10fi Christmas pres,
lent shall bug; you 'vhilel / ana euG,
dear?
- fe140h,9 any cheap t lfig,i MARI Maria Re Re.
mfnaber3 i7can t affdnl to spend III iuicEt
this5dyeaFi-Xoman'sl Hosas. Gomeaa Z
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

Efeh hope has been known to die of Old
age !. Times. 81
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

= H.
OF which Moses both wrote and spoke.
There is nothing in this world which
God has given into tho Hands Of man
SO valuable as ntime,.u and there is
nothing of which he sf SO pro1ligate.
Time! What is it2d SropghtonI puts
il pungently and. forcibly thus, Time
'is' lies freightage,: wherewith Some
men trade, and make aYfortune; and
Others suffer it to molder all away, or
waste in extravagance, Time ot is
life's book, out Of which, some ,ex-
tract wondrous wisdom; while others
let it lie uncovered, and then die fools
Time is life's tree. from which some
gather precious fruit, while others lie
down under it's shadow, and perish
with hunger Time is lifess ladder, !
whereby some raise themselves up to
honor and renown and glory; and some
let themselves down into the deeps of
Shame, degradation and fgnominy. |
Thine will be to us what, by our use of |
the treasufe, we make itz-a good or an h
ovil, a blessing or al tdrse" with time
81 laden with possibilities for good and !
evil, for this life and the life to come. |
well may we pause at this season of !
he year. and Make Moses prayer our I
prayer: so teach us to number our |.
lays thatlwe4may apply our hearts unto T
'1Sd0m.' So impress us with the value I
# time that wisdom Shall become our
eacher, andrwe Shalt no fbnger was.o I
NJ misuse that which is SO precious
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31
: 10 Cure a Cold in one Day

Take Laxative Bronze Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to cure
b. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25o.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

5EIT7s9 DO 5.3l->l9s4 e 2 -ti9 =.
SKI s5eig gi1gg 9g45tI a3IiHaq Pr
~ sgs s1s1ia yi1s9 9slJi1 e't1iR
-ilsa ,aae6.ieo 1Gd3 sgi1osfis bnR blim
vHas 81. - E2s8 bua asibal s1gd
1ae4t2 sldN 19stIs gnians9i9 rssoi
a8sa ra2II 3ss6 sff7 SIS g9fii ~ 9tqe5a
as,sss,3a4s9 >ssrs fases2 qd fll6r2 .blas
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

l threw away.
And now, too late.
Before to-morrow's close-locied gats
Helpless | stand-in vain TO pray!
In vain to sorrow!
only the key of Yesterday
Unlocks tomorrow"
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

good thing that the country was 50
big, for every one Of the 100000, 900 are
setting off firecrackers at the same time.
This is to frighten away evil spirits, and
have thought many time that those
spirits must have bad time of it during
the dawn of the Chinese New Year. II
the Chinese had been present at the TING
that Admiral Simpsons guns had tlieii
Rsd yeoqghtEg~ spell 1hsrow" "rheEhills oi
@nfiaga ION a SertssK day in JhIy, ths5f
would khve G. lappgd their huas, fatd
Sid; Good, ss6d! JUS IKE apr New
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

Yet Notwithstanding the noise, l al
liked the New Years in China, for
after the first day the noise stops, and
the shops are all closed for one or two
rMReAS fAFaitwiS-ainlfi lfielsynfrf shffsiYfPeS
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-12-31

Cd alone, Who sees the end from
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