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Right Up to Date

The latest improved aud the only
power file made Tor the Y ; dentist
and am the only man in the coun-
try competent Of floatirg and cut
ting the teeth and doing good work
All work guaranteed Prices are
right
f.. /. MILLER
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For Sale
f. l. MILLER

Residence Of six rooms, on | , lots.
House has city water, electric lights,
bath, good cellar. dobev chicken
house. and other good out buildings.
Also full blood jersey and a half
blood Jersey mich COW. Will give
some one an exceptionally good deal
on this property. See me for parti-
culsrs. l.. Il. Cheney.
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Marie l.. Block in No lG.

Marie l.. Block in No lG.
Hon. T.. VI Gets, commissioner
ct Delta county met with the board
saturday and talked over certain
business connected with the county
line and the water commissioners
services Geo. Hlider, the water
commissioner was also present
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Remember You save the price Of
four tons II coal when bnying
Charter Oak steel range. They arc
good rs the best. better than some
Of the rest s45 90 set up in your
house.
W. Burnett
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Sermon lecture. illustrated with
sterioptican views VIII be given by
natives Of Palestine at The l'resby-
terrain church, Sunday evening at
7.3c O'Clock. All are invited. Free
will Offering will he taken.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-19
Good Things 10 Eat

The Guild Of The Good Samaritan
will have window sale at Mrs.
Yates ON SATURDAY,. Oct 20
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Ga account of political speaking
Thursday night, WoJiman circl~
card party has been postponed till
Saturday night, October 2nph
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Exclusive Styles

Fall and Winter. lgOG-I907.
Chss. A. Stevens a Bros, womens
outfitters, Chicago. Local ageUt.
MARY + /EIGIEg.
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TWENTY YEARS Ago. =

Shouid nutd a~Qv1,a'ano, he fofgoi,
Aud Herer bro,sght To miYr
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FoR SALE-A flight Of stairs.
MEs. G. 4. NELSON
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Furniture for sale.
G.. II BAIKb
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For SALE-22O feet of mine rail,
100 pounds, $1,000 W. BURNETT
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BUSINESS LOCALS

Waat ads and ssnounceneuts under thi. hea,
ceut- q line.
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WASHINGTON.

The appointment Of Vice-Gov-
ernor-G General OF the Philippines will
be delayed until Mr. Magoon is
through his work in Cuba.
The President has decided to with
draw from public entry all coal lands
now held by the Government.
The rules for enforcement of the
Pure Food law will be revised by
Secretaries Shaw, Metcalf and viii
son.
Southern negroes fled with the
Interstate Commerce Commission a
complaint against the forcing of me-
groes holding interstate tickets to
ride In Jim Grow" cars.
Senator Spooner. Of Wisconsin,
member of the Senate Finance Com
nittee, has come out for currency re-
form at the short session.
The President appointed Charles
H. Robb, of Vermont, Assistant At
torney-General, to be Justice Of the
District of Columbia Court Of APP
peals.
Major J. H. Slime. president of the
United States Historical Society and
historian of the Army of the Poto-
mac, died suddenly
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peller, Fortunately. he is not so en-
thusiastic over his invention as to
imagine that it. car be used as a sub
|stitute for steam or ocean liners of
for sails in the merchant marine, bat
is content to suggest its proper
sphere as belonging to pleasure craft
and similar small boats
Ostensibly the boat is propelled by
a wfnd-wheel of usual design, geared
in suitable manner, with an ordinary
propeller disposed as usual. AS the
wind may not always be favorable,
az all yachtsmen and a few others APP
preciate, supplementary hand mech
anism is provided, operating very
much like the lever-arm devices OF
the small boys express wagon. When
the wind is favorable, the wind-wheel
is raised and swung around into
proper relation tos the breeze, the
hand mechanism being disconnected
temporarily AS neither sails nor
oars are utilized, the inventor thinks
ne has reduced the possibilities Of
capsizing to minimum, even though
the boat be IN the hands Of unskiIled
sailors Atlanta Constitution.
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DOMESTIC.

From worry and excitement caused
by will contest Mrs. Catherine Nc
Ardle died at Rock Island, ILL.,, in the
midst of the court hearing of the
case.
There is trouble In st. Paufs Epis-
copal Church in Baltimore over Low
Church tendencies of the new rector.
DR.. o. b. Kinsolving, formerly of
Brooklyn.
After arguments at Findlay, Ohio,
it was decided to admit the evidence
given by John ID. Rockefeller at pre-
yious Standard Oil proceedings at the
present trial.
Governor Utter and the entire Re-
publican State ticket in Rhode Island
were renominated by acclamation at
Providence.
The annual meeting Of the Ameri-
kan Board at Williamstown, Mass.
ended in resolution protesting
against the Congo cruelties to Secre-
tary Root.
Charged with buying poison for
his sweetheart, Jennie Bricker. with
which she killed herself, Orsen Bro
ka has been arrested for murder at
Dashler, Ohio.
Frederick X. Clark, lawyer, was
committed to the Tombs, in New
York City, for failure to furnish
bond guaranteeing to pay the wife he
abandoned SIS week.
Mrs. Louisa M. Stenton, whose
daughter, Mrs Alice Kinnan, was
murdered last June at her home in
the Bronx, New York City, was de-
clared insane.
William r. Hearst formally accept
ed the nomination of the Democratic
State Convention in letter to Chair
man Corners, of the State Commit
tee
Mayor McCaskrin, of Rock Island,
Ill, was indicted for alleged felony,
the charge being that he melted 9TH
ers to destroy railroad property.
The police of all large cities have
been asked to look for City Clerk J.
ID. White, of Chicopee, Mass, who
disappeared late in August.
A man, supposed to be G.. w.
Thesis, standing ON the corner, who
refused to answer when spoken to,
was killed in Sacramento, Cal, by
Oscar HeroId.
Chicago is to have military orr
ganization along the lines of the An
Client and Honorable Artillery Com
pany of Boston.
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I HOUSE
HOLD
| lINTS

Full cream cheese, with lettuce,
cress, dandeIion or nasturtium leaves,
makes an appetizing sandwich.
Cheese and dates combine well, or
cheese and ripe olives or apples and
ground nuts and cheese for sand
witch filings
Linseed oil well rubbed into oil
cloth will make it last twice as long.
Wipe it off well and let it dry thor
oughIy before using.
Apples alone with olive oil, or APP
pies and celery with equal parts of
olive oil and cream mixed. form a
light. nourishing and easily digested
meal
Hard water can be easily softened
for toilet purposes If muslin bag
containing fine oatmeal be squeezed
out in the water before using. Fresh
oatmeal should be used every day
For hot water fermentation
much easier way than wringing
cloths out of hot water is to fold the
cloth to the required size. put it into
steamer and place over boiling
water
Stains on white flannel are hard to
remove The best way is to mix
equal parts of the yofks of eggs and
glycerine, apply it to the stains. and
allow it to soak for half an hour or
so before the article is washed.
A novel way OF cleaning wool
skirts is to hang the mon clothes
line and then turn the hose on them,
cleaning first one side and then the
other, They should be left to dry in
the sun and will need little or no
pressing.
A shoe that is uncomfortable from
pinching may be eased by laying
cloth wet in hot water across the
place where it pinches, changing it
as 1t grows cooler number of times.
This will cause the leather to shape
itself to the foot.
Many fastidious housewives follow
the old custom of carefully folding
the Counterpart at night, leaving the
blanket exposed to the air. This is
a mistake A blanket, having a
rough surface, catches and retains
aust more easily than the counter
pane. which is generally of some ma
terial more closely woven and more
easily washed.
(, An old-fashioned housewife recon-
mends the following method of re-
moving fruit, ink and mildew stains;
Mix one pint Of rainwater, one table,
spoonful Of oxalic acid and one table,
spoonful of lemon juice. After using
the solution wipe off with clear water
any article that cannot be washed
thoroughly, To remove varnish
stains she recommends alcohol.
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being as enthusiastic as the younger
recruits. Probably the decline in the
sport can be attributed to the fact
that at the time roIler-skating was
popular everywhere no attempt was
made to improve upon the stereo-
typed style OF roller skate. At this
late day, with good prospects of a
boom in the sport, Nebraska in
ventor brings forth a design which
promises revolution in the con-
struction of roller skates. The ac-
comDanyinY illustration gives good
idea of its form, Two wheels, not
rollers, are used, the wheels being
half dozen times as large as the
oid-fashioned rollers Connecting
the two wheels in the centre is an
axle about the width of the foot.
Suspended upon the axle is a plate
which supports the shoe in the usual
way 1t is claimed that wearers of
these skates can travel at remark
able speed Cushion tires are placed
on the wheels. requiring only a mini
mum ofseffort to get over the ground.
Philadelphia Record
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SPANISH OMELET.

Break into separate bowls the
yolks and whites OF three eggs, whip
ping both to stir froth add to the
beaten yolks three teaspoonfuls of
water, a quarter OF teaspoonful of
salt, saltspoonful of paprika and a
busting Of grated nutmeg; now fold
in lightly the whipped whites and
turn Immediately into hot huttered
onelet pan. Cook until full of bub-
bles and beginning to brown on the
under Sue. spreading the uncooked
side with a paste made from two ta-
blespoonfuIs OF strained tomato. a
tablespoonful pof tomato catsup, a
drop or two of tobasco sauce and one
teaspoonful of any kind OF sweet
jelly Then turn the omelet over in
half, shaking the pan slightly ESQ
that 1t will not burn) and cook for a
moment or two longer. Transfer to
hot platter with the brown side up
and serve Immediately with Julienne
fried potatoes.
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MIXED VEGETABLE sour.

Three quarts water. one quart
shredded cabbage, one pint Of sliced
potato, half pint minced carrot, half
pint minced turnip, half pint minced
onion, one leek, two tomatoes, two
tablespoons minced celery, two table,
spoons green peppers. two table,
spoons butter or drippings, three
teaspoons salt, half teaspoon pepper.
Have the water boiling hard in q
stewpan and add all the vegetables
except the potatoes and tomatoes.
Boil rapidly for ten minutes. then
draw back where it will boil gently
for an hour. At the end of this time
add the other ingredients and cook
one hour longer. Have the cover
partially off the stewpan during the
entire cooking. This soup may be
varied by using different kinds Of
vegetables Washington Star.
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OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

The Philippine Railway Company
is preparing to rush operations on
the new roads that are being con-
structed on the islands Of Panay, Me-
gros and Cebu-
A private in the Puerto Rican Pro-
visional Regiment fell overheard off
MORO Castle. First Lieutenant Lau-
rance Angel jumped in to save him.
The United States army transport
Sheridan, which was floated from
Barber's Point, southwest extremity
of Oahu Island, with the assistance
of the transport Buford. was driven
on the beach at Pearl Harbor, while
en- route to Honolulu to avoid foun-
dering.
Sugar production in the Philip
pines increased from $1,000 tons in
1900 to 135, 900 tons in 1905. This
increase is greater than in any other
possession of the United States ex-
cept Porto Rico.
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FOREIGN.

General Bell will be left in COM
mand Of the troops in Cuba
Fire devastated the town of Sum-
merside on Prince Edward Island.
Archbishop Bond, primate Of all
Canada Of the Anglican Church, died.
Spread of the Salton Sea causes
diplomatic complicationswith Mexico.
Miss Madelaine Lake, daughter of
an English army officer, was found
murdered in the city park of Essen,
Prussia.
Count Witte, the former Russian
Premier, emphatiealiy denied that he
would return to power, and intimated
that his bitter experience had driven
him to that decision.
Mont PeIee was reported in violent
eruption Ashes fell over West In
dian islands. Heavy earthshocks
have caused damage in Sicily.
The provisional government of
Cuba announced that 1t would not in
terfere with the status of the Isle OF
Pines.
The Lebandy airship has been sent
to Chalais, Department of Charentes
where 1t will be employed as school
balloon to train crews for Frances
aerial war fiotilla.
Mail advices from North China tell
of fresh Boxer outbreaks in the dis
tricts west Of Pekin.
Agitation against the modus Vlven-
di in regard to the fishery question
continues in Newfoundland,
Advices from Madrid say that the
new law Of association will contain
stringent provisions against religious
orders.
Richard Croker formally opened
his libel suit against The London
Magazine. and through his counsel
denied having used the Tammany
Hall organization for his personal
profit.
Premier Stoiypin has directed the
provisional governors to close all To-
cal organizations. including zemstvos
which are attempting to carry on a
political campaign against the Coy
ernment.
Strikers at the arsenal and ship
yard at La Rochelle, France, are as
Stunning threatening attitude, and
have had several skiTmlshes With the
notice.
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In the illustration it is shown in the
position of high chair, rollers being
attached to the end frame. To con-
vert the high chair into a crib it Is
only necessary to change the position,
the rockers at the back Of the high
chair serving the same purpose as
rockers on an ordinary crib The
seat in the high chair is readily re-
moved, and the necessary pillows and
coverings inserted Every mother
will at once recognize the advantage
of having a crib in the dining-room,
in which to place the baby for his
regular maps without the necessity
of carrying him to the upper floor
Philadelphia Record
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FORTY YEARS GAMBLING ENDS.
500 Hot Springs Citizens, With Brass
Band, Force on the Lid.

Band, Force on the Lid.
Hot Springs, Ark. Forty years of
gambling came to spectacular end
in Hot Springs when the City I'M
proyement Union Of 500 citizens
closed thirty gambling rooms and
gave battalion of gamesters ten
hours to leave the city The twenty
three executives OF the union. known
as the sskiddoo committee" issued
a final warning that the rooms must
be closed at once. No heed was paid
to the warning and the entire mem
bership of the union, headed by
brass band, marched to the City Hall,
to police headquarters and to the
Court House and forced State, coun-
ty and city officials to raid and close
the gambling houses forthwith. the
500 going along to see it done prop
erly.
70 the roll of drums and blare OF
brass, such gamblers as were found
were marched to the Union Station
and ordered to take the first train out
and return no more. Five hundred
gamblers, cappers and women are
leaving the place and fully half
million dollars worth OF parapher.
MALTA is boxed for shipment
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DELICIOUS BAKED PEAS.

There's a lot of nutritious matter
in peas. and the following is delic-
ious way of baking them. Soak split
peas until soft and turn them into
a baking dish which has been rubbed
with onion Chop a large onion very
fine and sprinkle over the top Of the
peas, adding also a little salt. Cover
with water, or better still, with stock,
and bake about two hours. II water
is used for the cooking liquid, two or
three slices Of fat bacon may be
placed on the top Of the peas before
putting In the oven.
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The son of wealthy London mer-
chant was sent to Edinburgh to study
medicine. After some time the mer-
chant went up to the Scottish city
to see his son. While out doing the
sights" the father, pointing to a
large colonnaded building, asked the
son what it was. He replied: 'WelI,
father, really do not know. / have
such little time for sightseeing. On
meeting a policeman and asking the
same question, they We're told. THAT
building, sir, is the School Of Medi-
cine. Kansas City star.
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Breaking in the Natives.

Thursday evening George T. Kline,
Of Lorella, startled timid women and
small boys by bringing into town the
traction engine OF his thrasher, air
steamed UP and propelIing itself
through the streets Of our city. This
is the first engine of the kind ever in
our burg. 1t was an interesting sight
to large number Of people, and now
when the real cars come the inhab-
itants will not be apt to set fright
ened bonanza Bulletin
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The crib ana high chair are two
of the needfuls Of every household in
which are young children. To com
bine the two in one piece of furniture
is recent invention of two Cali
fornia cabinet-makers. Besides serv-
ing the two purposes equally WE'LL
the appearance has not been sighted
in the least, the combination being
attractive rather than cumbersome
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AWAITING HIS TIP.

The distinguished alienst looked
worried.
NO." he said to the reporter, II
can't give you an opinion as to the
sanity of the prisoner"
but surely you have considered
the case?"
1T isn't that. replied the alienist.
but, you see, each side has sent me
a retainer, and. as these are the
same amounts, am, of course, in
temporary doubt" Philadelphia
Ledger.
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MoRRIsrowN PoaroRrIcE.
open from In the Morning Until n
In the Evening.

open from 2 In the Morning Until u
In the Evening.
NAILS CLOSE.
g.se A. le-For New York and 81 intermeds
ste stations
al5A. M-For Easton. Newton. Cb-ster ana
IllintermediAte stations. Whippauy.
Sis A h.-Eor Broolside. Mendham and ut
tations on the Rockaway Valley Railroad
els A. N.-For New York. aud Intermediates
hations.
ais A. M.--E'or Mount Freedom.
asa. M.-Eor Newark. New York md harl
Fcnd.
r-sAM-Eor Newark. New York ana haI
Fond.
i2ls ?. M.--gor New York and all intsrnaar
liate stations
I2.4h P. M.-Fcr Roekaway and Dover.
2.b0 P. M.-For New York and an intarzss-ss
Late stations.
NAILS READY FOR DELrvERx.
T.2OA. M.-Fron New York and intermsas
ITO stations.
$50 A, M.--Erom Hackettstown and intsE
mediate stations whippany. Ms- Freedom
Ga. M.--Erom Brcokside. Mendham and al
stations on the Rockaway Valley RatIroad.
500 A. m.-Brom New York and iutarmedA
ate stations.
a2 4. M.-Trom Dover.
sf.10 p. NJ From New York end intsrr a1
ste stations.
t.28 r. From New York.
$50 r. M.--Rrom Philadelphia. Eastons Naur.l
BON. Chester and Intermediates atationa
4So r. Ms-Erom Brookside. Mendham snd
stations on the Rockaway vallpy Railroad
sAts r. From New York and hzterx
ito stations
ssIA Brcm Newark aud NeW xcRh
sDaliyerea eY paRriegms
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Il hear your wife's gone away for
the summer F"
Yes"
You don't seem to look very un-
happy"
Well I don't expect to be in
formed once during the next three
months that it would do me just as
much good to work in the garden as
1t does to play golf. &C Chicago Rec
ord-Herald.
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Tho National Garnc.

Laioie Is the greatest individual
drawing card in the league.
Pitcher Lever, of the Pirates, is
the leading pitcher OF both leagues.
Jimmy Casey says that Brooklyn
has the finest diamond In the Ma
tionai League.
Young 'cyD Young, OF the Boston
Nationals. has pitched three one-hit
games, one four-hit and Two fiye-hit
games
George Stone, Of the st. Louis
Club, leads American League hittera
with a percentage Of .363. La50ie Is
second with .3I4.
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HIS IDENTITY.

Papa, what is gentleman Of the
old school?'
One, my son, who insists on hay
ing Bright's disease when he can
abundantly afford appendicitis. -
Puck.
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PITTSBURG AGAIN.

Stubb Why is it so many Pitts
burg millionaires are black sheep?"
Penn" Because the atmosphere
in Pittsburg is enough to make any,
thing black. Chicago News.
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A SUNSHINE CHORUS.
Even in the meadows
Where chilly winds scream,
We dream Of life's summer
What's life but a dream?
There's a FISH in the river
That's willin' to wait,
An ,Iohnny's out yonder
A-diggin the baitl
Atlanta Constitution.
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FAR oFF.

Il understand Bjenks is a distant
relative of old Goldrocks. +"
Yes
How distant?''
About $4,000, 900. milwaukee,
Sentinel.
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COULD SEE HER BONES.

Visitor Where did you get this
fine X-rays photograph
Host" Pardon me, that is my eld-
est daughter. Floh
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EVEN.

Mrs. Rapps-"My husband says he
wouldn't give two cents for your hus-
bands opinion of him"
Mrs. Scrappe --"Of course he
wouldn't. In my husbands opinion
he isn't worth two cents. detroit
Free Press.
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MECHANICAL.

That's my best work. said the
poet after reading the verses to Crit
tick. I'm thinking Of having it
copyrighted
"Copyrighted?" said Crittick. IF
! we're you I'd have it patented -
San Francisco Call.
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QUITE ENOUGH.

Mistress Kathi, that clock
goes for a week; you must wind it
up more than that"
Maid-"Yes, ma'am, but, you
know. am leaving you tomorrow.
and won't do the new cooks work.
Meggendorfer Blaetter.
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REAL MEANING OF AIGRETTE.

Mrs. Dashaway uses very pictur-
esque language, doesn't she?"
"Um. The other day heard her
telling about a hat she had bought
with a perfectly beautiful regret on
it. detroit Free Press.
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Negroes to Suppress Own Criminals.
Leading negroes OF Birmingham,
Ala, have formed society for the
prevention OF crime among their own
people 1t is known as the Repre-
sentative Council and w. r. Petit
ford, president OF the Birmingham
Negro Bank, is chief counsellor.
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Very STRONG ONES.

Have you any grounds for your
real estate boom theory"
II have my own / want to sell. -
Baltimore American.
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FEMININE AMENITIES.

Yes, dear, / was married last
month. Pdslike you to call on me
and see the pretty little fiat | have. 2
I've seen him, my dear! Life.
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The use of colored papers for house
decoration. which was scarcely
known in China until quite recently.
is now becoming general.