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HISTORY or FREDEmcKsBuR0 FoR SALE
AT JOHNSTON A PEARsoN's DRUG STORE.
PRICE $3.50.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-10
WOOL WOOL.

Highest cash price paid for wool.
m13-1m ]. X. Rawlings a Son.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-06-10

HISTORY OF FREDEmcEsBURG PoR SALE
At SoassroS PEARsos's DRUG STORE.
PRICE f1.5O.
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MONEY TO LOA

MONEY TO LOAN
10 sums OF $500 ana upwards. real
estate security. Apply TO Chichester 4
Chichester. Attorneys. Is Il
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HORSE FOR SALE

Highly bred five year ole horse. dark
bay for sale; apply to Henry Washington,
woodiord, Va. i3l5t
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SUGAR SUIT
is SETTLED
Pennsylvania Co.'S Case Against
Trust Ends Abruptly.
s4,OOO,OOO TO Be PAID

suit For $4,000. ooc Was Settled Out
Of Court After Being or Trial For
Two weeks-Ao~ the Trust Closed
an independent Plant.
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Evidence Secured BY Detectives Snow
That Hundreds OF Business Men In
All Parts Of ohio Had Been Paying
Tribute to the Gang.
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FIRE CAUSED
A BIG SCARE
New York Was Apparently
Threatened by HeavyLOsS
FOUGHT FLAMES ALL DAY
Piano Plant on West 10Th Street Was
Destroyed, with Loss Of Quarter
Of a Millionaire Chief Croker
Had a Narrow Escape.
FOUGHT FLAMES ALL DAY

New York, June l7.--Fire which start
ed at I0:45 o'clock in the morning yes.
terday in the basement Of the piano
plant Of Hartman, Peck 8 Co. on West
Forty. ninth street, near the water front,
completely destroyed the two north
wings Of the building. causing loss
estimated By the piano company's OIL
cera at s2500Oo. The south wing, fac
ing on West Forty.eighth street, in
which pianos valued at 100000 were
stored, was saved.
The fire was got under control az 2
o'clock in the afternoon, and shortly be-
fore that time the north wall fell with
crash that could be heard for many
blocks. Rumors that iiremen had been
killed spread through the immense crowd
that was being kept back by police re-.
serves from the six nearest stations,
and the policemen had great difficulty
in keeping back the consequent press Of
the crowd.
-Four hundred and thirty women were
1T NAth III AHt tatAtIA MAtN the IRE
started but all succeeded in getting out
without injury. Smoke from the glue
and varnishes OF the yeneering depart
msnt formed . heavy yellow cloud that
spread up toward Broadway and made
Il difficult for even the fremen to locate
the blaze accurately.
Tenement houses into which the smoke
poured became the scenes Of panic and
riot. Tenants fed for the street drag
ging their bedding and household effects
with them. and yelling that their tene.
ment houses we're on fire. Three priests,
Father Smith, fire chaplain, and Fathers
Chadwick and O'Mara Of ST. Ambrose's
church, were sent for, and were asked
to 90 among the panic stricken tenement
jewellers in an effort to reassure them
that there was no danger to their
homes
The freboats New Yorker, James Du-
ane and Thomas Wilett we're brought
into position in the North River ana
threw streams across a lumber yard on
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10 the west wall Of the burning factory.
Fire Chief Croker at l2;45 o'clock sent
an alarm to all FIRE companies in the city,
ordering them to keep in readiness for
call, as il was feared the fire would
spread TO the lumber yard on the west
and from that to the docks and boats
along the water front. Fortunately only
light wind was blowing, and this car
ried the smoke up toward Broadway,
where ii continued to form a dense mass
that lowered close to the ground, and
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sent thousands Of persons to swell the
numbers along the fire lines.
Chief Croker had narrow escape
from death while rushing along the west
wall of the burning wing. A large Sec
ton Of corniee and debris from an upper
story window fell, striking the ground
right in front Of him, so close that part
Of II struck his foot and caused hina to
limp during the rest Of his work. 10
remained, however, until the fire n
well under control. "
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THE PE-RU-NA TABLET.

The Peruna Tablets constitute, as we
believe, an effective catarrh remedy.
Not only cntarrh OF the head and throat,
but catarrh OF the stomach aud other
internal organs.
The Peruna Tablets are so carefully
packed in tin boxes, as to reach the
consumer in as fresh state as possible.
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fdence in him. He, however, clearly
limited that he would resign If the e
nance reform bin was not carried out in
the government sense. He added that
he had no intention or wish TO see the
Centrum party excluded from partiei-
pating in the carrying Of the reform.
The Reichstag was crowded with
spectators, who came to hear what the
chancellor had to say. Won Buelow
looks wen. but signs of nervousness
were noticeable during his speech.
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Mrs. Howard Gould Subject
ed to IndignitieS
BY MOB OF CURIOUS PEOPLE
Testimony in Her Divorce Case Yesterday
Was to the Effect That She
Had Been Seen in Intoxi-
Gated Condition.

New York, June 17.--Afrs. Howard
Gould's third ordeal yesterday was one
of the hardest the wife OF the young
multimillionaire has had 10 pass
through since her suit for separation
and alimony AZ s250,O00 a year against
her husband was begun before Justice
Bowling in the supreme court. After
listening for more than two hours 70
tales Of servants to the effect that she
had frequently been drunk and disorder
liz at castle Gould, she left the court
room to run the gauntlet Of the ogling,
iostiing, and bold comments OF a
thousand persons who had patiently
awaited her appearance
As soon as the court adjourned for
luncheon, the crowd was ready for her
and swarmed about her and Clarence
Sharen, her counsel as they started
down the stairs TO the street They
ran in front Of her, staring into her
face. They trampled on her skirt and
even tried to pun aside the veil that
was tightly drawn across her face.
At the Chambers street entrance
stood a red taxieab awaiting her and
the lawyer. The curious idlers crowd
ed twenty deep about the machine and,
poking their faces into the open win
dows, bawled such embarrassing cpl.
thets as "Do you call her good look
ingl'
esure, she's a peach" Get onto that
million-dollar hat" The same scenes
were repeated when she returned for
the afternoon session.
May Call Husband.
The defence so far has called only
employees. but today Howard Gould and
possibly some Of his wealthy friends,
are expected to take the witness stand.
Harry Turner, in charge Of the green
house at castle Gould, was the first
witness called BY Delaney Nicoll, coun-
sci for Mr. Gould. He said he was the
president Of the Florists club OF New
York.
did you see Mrs. Could under the
influence Of liquor on any occasionp
asked Mr. Nicoll.
Eyes. In the early part OF August,
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1905. II was about o'clock in the
evening I was returning TO the green
house when | met Mrs. Gould at the
central arch. She spoke to me and ask.
ed If were a coachman. She reeled up
against the arch"
"On any other occasionfv
"On Nov was at the estate Office
when she drove up and began talking
F., to Morris AIolloy. She kept repeating
! 4 am Mrs. Howard Gould, She leaned
against the wall"
"Did you ever see Mrs. Gould take a
drink asked Mr. Shearn on cross-ex.
animation.
NO
did you sign paper the day after
this occurrence
2 think ] did; in the estate Office"
cOrroboratiye Testimony.
The second witness was William
Wisong, who said he had been Iaborer
at castle Gould in 1902 and 1908. Under
the questioning Of Mr. Nicoll Wisong
said he had seen Mr. Gould under the
influence Of liquor.
"Once, in 1908, was getting the
range from the steam roller" he tes-
tilted, when heard Mrs Gould scold-
ing a man named Murphy. She called
him IA very vile name"
Under cross-examination by Mr..
Shearn the witness was forced 10 admit
that during the two years he had been
employed At castle Could he had not
seen Mrs. Gould take a drink Of liquor
The next witness was Gus Wright, an
Englishman, who said he had been
clerk at castle Gould. lie testified that
he had seen Mrs. Could under the in
iluence Of liquor.
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A. D. FARWELL
lIZEI iz!IE1I EIslIElIlsII


VI
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Won BuELow,s WISE.

He Appeals to All Parties For Finance
Reform Bill.
Berlin, june 17.--Chancellor Won Bue.
low, when introducing the finance re.
form debate in the Reichstag yesterday
seriously appealed to all parties to
bring the bill, which has been hanging
fire for long time, to fruition. AT
the same time, he declared that he
would remain in his present Office as
long as the Kaiser had unstinted con-
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". B. sMIrH ) co. FAm.

Widely Known Brokerage House Petit
toned Into Bankruptcy.
New York, June l7--An involuntary
petition in bankruptcy was filed in court
yesterday against w. B. Smith & Co..
members Of the Consolidated stock ex-
change The firm is one Of the best
known on the exchange.
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EpEE TO show how quickly Dsndsrlus
"N~ acts, we will send large sam.
,ui ! pie free by return mail 20 anyone who
IL I sends this free coupon to the
MI MOMTOs DAHDfRMf CO.. CHICAGO. ILL.,,
with their name and address and Zoe
In silver or stamps 10 pay postage.
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IhfC CRY 40 PRACnCt.

|. What is the best manner in which
to stimulate pupils to aspire to the high
school?
q Must greater caution be used with
children than With adults I'm dealing
with them upon the subject Of the in
dividual merging his d ,ires with the
will of society in generall Why 80, or
why notl
3. For how long may a certificate be
granted in your county7 What are the
requirements for obtaining each kind in
your county,
4. What are the real conditions in
your school when discipline is the best
8. Name three educational journals
and the editor of each. Which do you
takel
8. Enumerate some weaknesses Of a
teacher. Which of these is most detri-
mentali Why sol How may it be
overcome7
7. Under what circumstances are the
county commissioners appealed TO in
school affairs?
8. How is the school responsible for
good society? To whom is the school
most responsible, to the individual, or to
society!
o. Name some good professional books
and the author of each. What one have
you readY
10. What are the chief aims Of the
recitation on the part of the teacher
Into what faults may the conduct of a
recitation falll
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GRAMMAR.

1. Outline the pronoun as to Kinds
and show an example OF each kind in
sentence.
2. What is a participlei Give all
the participles Of the verb work.
3. Give the principal parts OF sit, eat,
dive, rose, lay, seethe, bid, loose, n.y.
forbear.
4. What is finite verbH An in
finitiveI Distinguish between them.
5. Write complex interrogative SEN
tence containing "a quotation.
o. Write three sentences containing
pronouns in opposition with nouns.
7. Give the synopsis OF the verb Ito
lie".
8. Distinguish between object nouns
and predicate nouns. Give examples oil
each in sentences.
o. Diagram;
Gods tciu be tohdt II lcill the man
shall seal,
Or | will seal his doom. My burgher's
SON
Nay, il | can not break him as the
preidte,
I'll crush him as the subject. Send
him back.
10. Parse the italicized words in the
ninth question.
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GEOGRAPHY.

l, How has the steamboat influences
geography BY whom inventedF When!
10 what usea is it putl Name some
large steamDoats OF today. Between
what ports do they plyi
2. Define commercial, mathematical,
physical and political geography.
3. Tell fl y OF the submarine cable; 4;
OF the steamboat Savannah.
4. In VIVA, states will you find the
following materials in abundance:
marbleY salt, copperY petroleum! silver
s. Tell the language, exports and
surface OF 'cnczuela.
g. Give ,he large cities, government
and products OF Switzerland,
I. What and where is Budapest :
Bcrgenr AlcXandriaH The Narrows
The Barbary states!
s. Name the domesticated animals Of
the different parts of the world. Give
their specific uses. What plants are
used by them as foodl How do these
animals and plants enter into the econ
omy of mauy
8. Draw an outline map of the con.
tinent OF Europe, showing the principal
rivers, ten very large cities, and capitals
OF the countries.
10. Give the products OF Belgium.
What is il government Its Ian
puageY What great events of intcrna'
tional importance have taken place with
in its bordersr
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UNITED STATES HISTORY.

l. Who is Judge Ben Lindsay? White
law Reid2 Cardinal Gibbons? Booker T.
Washington Richard A. Ballinger?
Frederick ID. Grant,
2. Tell something of John A. Johnson
OF WILDER and Orville Wright. OF the
Norsemen who discovered America.
8. Describe the first settlement in your
county. The first French settlement in
America.
4. What is revenue billH Where
must it originated How many kinds
of revenue taxes does the United States
collect2 Explain.
s. Outline briefly the events that led
up to the opening of the Civil War. Tell
fully of one OF these that occurred in the
decade that preceded the beginning of the
war.
8. Tell fully of the settlement of Mary.
land
7. How are vacancies in boards of edu
cation filledG In the Office of Cover.
nor2 In the National House of Repre-.
sentativesl
8. Tell of Anthony Wayne's career "a J
In the Revolutionary war; (b) in the
history Of Ohio.
0. Name an event OF Ohio history that
occurred previous to 1888; an event OF
Virginia history that occurred previous
TO 1907 an event in Rhode Island that
occurred before 1886; an event in Geor-
gia history that occurred about the time
that Washington was born.
10 What 10 the Western Reserve
Tell something OF its history. Nams
some noted man from this region.
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PHYSIOLOGY.

l. How are physical culture and ply
siology relatedi To what extent do you
keep this in mind in your teaching OF
the latterG
2. What processes are at work to de-
stroy and TO build up the human body ?
3. What are the functions OF the
brainH OF the spinal cordi
4. To what extent are you responsible
for the mental health and strength OF
your pupilsg How cultivate these in
pupils OF the three upper grades OF the
elementary schools?
5. What are adenoid growthsf Have
you any of them in your school2 How
do you treat the mattery Do they in
terfere with the pupils progress?
6. Tell about the uses OF the following
in building up the body; oxygen, lime,
fats, and starch.
7. What mental powers are affected
by too little nourishment from lack OF
enough foodH
8. Name the organs or functions of the
body most affected by the use of alchol-
les. What is your method Of teaching
the evils of intemperancei
8. In the human body, what are the
uses of connective tissue, Will, lacunae,
assimilation, and the hyoid bonel
10. Describe the pancreas and the
Juice that it secretes.
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ARITHMETIC.

1. Classify fractions. Define and
Illustrate each kind.
.. .Dcut "a Of a cord Of wood in u day.
In IL day + cut "a as much rs ID can
cut in a whole day. II they work to-
gether, how long will it take them to
cut 20 cordsH
8. What fraction added TO 1s Of 31s
times l/lS equals ?
4. Reduce months II days TO the
decimal of year,
5, Diyjle two hundred and twenty five
thousands by two hundred twenty five
thousandths and multiply the quotient
by two thousand two hundred fifty
hundred-thousandths.
6. An agent sold two bicycles for s45
each, gaining 25 per cent on one and
losing 25 per cent on the other What
was the gain or loss on the transactions 7
7. The steamer Hudson is valued at
500 900; II is insured for $4,000, at
21a%. What will he the actual loss 10
the insurance company in case the
steamer is damaged to the amount of
S2O,OOOi
8. II men, in 21a days, NOW 62a
acres of grass by working SA hours a
day how many acres will 10 men NOV
In 3A days by working hours a day?
0. The entire surface of a cube is 1850
square inches. What Is the length of
the diagonal of the cube?
10 What is the cost, at $50 an acre,
Of a rectangular field whose width is tc
the length as to 8, and whose perrin
eter is 270 rods?
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LITERATURE.

|. Where was the home OF Robert
BurnsY Name his masterpiece. Quote
from two Of his poems.
2. Who was, or is Henry ID. Thoreaul
William Cullcr Bryantg John Bur.
roughs? William WORDSWORTH Celia
ThaXterl
81. Tell as fully as you can of Ma.
thanie Hawthorne and describe one OF
his writings.
5. What use do you make OF memory
gemsl Write one from memory that
you teach your pupils.
0. Write the biography Of one of the
following writers: Lord Byron, Mrs.
Browning, Alexander Pope, Edmund
Spenser, OF Godfrey Chaucer.
Z. Name three good books for boys to
read; three for girls to read. Who are
the authors of any four of Inese1 Why
do you recommend these books?
S. What place does Emerson hold in
litcruturcg Name some vi his works
Quote from one OF them.
.. Who wrote "Croaler Paners'H "An
Old Fashioned Girl'2 "llome, Sweet
Home? "Thc Flood of Years
"Thc Last Leaf? The Old sampler
"Birds OF America? Fable for
Critics"2 "Hymn to Nativity? "OliveI
Twist?
10. What can you say of the qualities
Of Shakc,pcarc's writings? OF hi'
styleY Describe one of the character
of one Of his plays with which you ar,
most familiar,
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SHARPSvILLE.
November 8, 1909.

NONOhlDOl " AVV"'
Joseph Carpenter and daughter,
Pearl, visited relatives at Allensburg,
Sunday.
M. N. Rankins and wife spent Sun
day with Mrs. Anna Burton.
Seward Bird spent Sunday with his
father, James Bird and family.
Frank Sharp and family spent Sum
day with relatives at Cuba.
TT. Lowman and wife, Harley Car
penter, Fred CLANCY and Sigel Low
man we're the guests of b. f. Lowman
Sunday.
Frank Sharp and wife and Katie
Alexander and Aunt Hannah Martin
were the guests of Frank Alexander,
at Lynchburg, Friday.
Tillie Chaney and cousin, Leona
CLANCY, of Mt. Olive, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with G. A. Chaney
and wife.
FL. Mcdaniel and B. f. Lowmar
attended stock sale at Hillsboro, Sat
urday.
Miss Dora Shaffer is quite ill.
Katie Alexander, Mrs. Clara Nc
Daniel, Mrs. Rebecca Bird and Mrs
Annie Lowman called on Mrs. Dora
ShafTer Saturday afternoon.
James Bird, who has been quite IL
for the past three weeks, is improving
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Breakdown

Nerve energy is the
force that controls the or
gans of respiration, cir
culation, digestion and
elimination. When you
feel weak, nervous, irri-
table, sick, it is often be-
cause you lack nerve
energy, and the process
of rebuilding and sustain
ing life is interfered with.
DR.. Miles Nervine has
cured thousands of such
cases, and will we believe
benefit if not entirely
cure you. Try it.
''My nervous system gave away
completely. and left me on the verge
Of the grave. l tried skilled physi-
clans but got no permanent relief.
/ got so bad ! had TO give up, my
business. | began taking Dr. Niles
Restorative Nurvine. In few days
/ was much better, and. 1 continued
TO improve until entirely cured. 1
am in business again. and never miss
an opnortunitv 10 recommend this
remedy." Mrs. w. L. BURKE,
Myrtle Creek, Oregon
Your druggist sells Or. Miles Ner1.
Inc, and we authorize him to return
price OF first bottle (onlV u II falls
70 benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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ORTHOGRAPHY.

l. What is q digrapht A dipthongr
A rootH Give an example of each.
2. Name the liquidsf Why are they
so oalledH
8. What is a silent letteri How many
uses have silent lettersS What are theyi
4 What is substitutei How many
substitutes has "a" broadH Give them
In words.
8. Indicate the proper pronunciation
of the following words by the use of dia-
critical marks; artichoke, gymnasium,
lyceum, lamentable, repertoire. myriad,
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SOME PROBLEMS
FOR TEACHERS
kppIiCaEiStt Cc-BCeTiliiCatcS
Asked TO SClye Them.
EXAMINATION RELD NOV. 6, 'O9

Prepared BY the state School Com
missioner to Test the Mental Quail
iHeations Of Those Who Seek Posl.
tions as Teachers In the Public
Schools.
Following is the list OF questions
as prepared under direction OF the
state commissioner Of public schools.
and submitted at the county examina'
ton for teachers Nov. s, for ele-
mentary school certificates:
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WIRING.

!. Show four, or more, exercises that
you use in teaching beginners TO get the
right movement. How long do you have
them work upon these eXercisesl (l5fo)
2. Write the small letters that are only
one space high. (l5%o)
3. As Il sample OF your writing, write
two lines Of some selection. (70fc)
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READING.
ITO be given orally.)

10 UN 1I'NII VEWTFVV
/. Name some current papers or maga'
zines that are very appropriate for the
school room. (l0%)
2. What is readingY Oral reading
Modulation2 Gestureg Accent (l0%)
8. What is classicH What is your
chief aim in teaching pupils to read
classicH Name one suitable for pri-
mary grades in school, another suitable
for the upper classes of the elementary
schools, (l0%o)
4. Examiners will have the applicant
read some selection, or selections. (70%o)
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LIST OF SPECIFICS.

A.A. For FEvERs. MIN Fever. Lung Fever.
d. ID. For sPRAINs. Lnmeness. Rheumatism.
&. G. For SORE Throat, EpiIoouc. DIstempsT.
d. d. For WORMS, Bots. GFubs.
Z. Il. For COUGHS. Colds. Influenza.
+. +. For COLIC, BelIyache. DIarrhea.
G. G.. Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
II. II. For KIDNEY aud Bladder disorders.
I. I. For SKIN DISEASES. Mango. Eruptions.
J. X. For BAD CONDITION. Indigestion.
At druggists or sent prepaid on receipt
of price. 60 cts. each,
HUMPHREYS HoMEo. MEDICINE CO., Corner
william and Ann Streets, New York.
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Last year the value of all farm
products in the United States was
almost ss,OOO,OOOOOO. This is more
than the entire wealth of American
I'm 1850.
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1t was resolved to hold the second
Italian forestry congress in Turin in
1911. during the fftieth anniversary
of the union of Italy.
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Panama, schism, conscience, Madeira
8. Spell: contour, vagary, sepal, sap.
onaceous, clayey, quoits, veracity, trace
,ble. declension, chaperon, oscillate, in
ccurate, opal, berry, Hawaiian. portiere,
Julwark, herald, Mouccas, irreparable.
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Worry others and worry you;
Here's secret between you andsme,
Better take Rocky Mountain'Tea.
w. r. SMITH Co.
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Nephew Oust returned from abroad
This franc piece, aunt, | got in
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Paris.
Aunt Hepsey-I wish, nephew, you'd
fetch home one of them latin quarters
they talk so much about.-Atlanta
Constitution.
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why get up in the morning feeling