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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 3, 1910 · page 2

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' «of thinners transients»
route and worried because at
rdI Jillian”. beckon

on wt. .tsilsvasversl. doses of.
Dist-lie all. int-err glow dill.”

‘ L. “W! W 1 I ”9 GM
. if? or We com: a. neryous
‘ .; irritability; dies tress, Writ
2 wk lasting and other symptoms
ml worked or damaged kidneys
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trbllahle emartlnz. frequent
on «especially. at night) and
rider attain-y ends.

‘ unususl‘prepsrstlon goes at
o the disordered kidneys. blad-
nd urinary system. and diatribv
, unhealthy, cleansing and vitalis-
lit. utterance directly upon the organs
.3 . lands affected. and completes
2 \l'e before you realise it.

. b moment you suspect any kidney
‘ disorder. or feel rheuma~
in us. begin taking this harm-
inedlolnc, with the knowledge that

is no other remedy. at any price,
anywhere else in the world.
will effect so thorough and
. , pt a. cure as a flity~cent treatment.

Flips}! Diuretic, which any drusgist
If” Y-

fibii‘r xilhyaician, pharmacist, banker

mercantile agency will tell you

, ' “ ‘ be. Thompson & Paps. of Cin-

2. f , this; large and responsible med.
3 b ‘conoern, thoroughly worthy of
2 ii. iii!» confidence. .

: Quip curative results can oeme’trom
ND: Papa's Diuretic, and a few aye:
militant means clean, active, hen thy
dull”. bladder and urinary organs—v-
,, it you feel fine.

’ _. “Accept only Papa's Diuretic—ditty-

2 ‘ ‘oebtitreetment-‘rrom any drug store

r' Where in the world. . ‘

{one GIVE ALARM or FIRE. 4

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-—Thr- fifteen

pet. eats kept by Mine 'i‘urcsa Muivey,

‘ 63 years old, gave the alarm of fire

- today, which probably novel the life of

her sister. Margaret. 60 years old.

,Mias Teresa herself was so badly burn-
ed “that she will die.

 

”Four of the cats were ruffocatod. The ’

tire was in the kitchen, whore the cats
were kept. Their howling awaits the
alliters. and Miss Teresa was fatally;
burned in trying to rescue her pets.
liar sister jumped into the hallway
Just in time to escape tln- burst of
”in”. The prompt alarm lrought the
Mfien‘quickiy and prevented heavy
damage to the building.

 

HOUSEHOLD REMEDIBB
which have stood the test of time do-
.. serve a place in the medicine chest of
story family. Mothers are today ad~
ministering to their children the reme-
dieb their grandmothers used.

For thirty years. Lydia E. Pinkhsm's
vegetable Compound. made from roots
and herbs. has been curing the women
of this country from lilo worst form
of female lie. and mcrlt alone could
have stood such a test of time and won
such an enviable record.

HALF MABT FLAG ON MACHIAS
FOR PROF. RAYNOLDO.

By orders of tho adjulnut general
the flag on the U. S. 8. Machine. the
training ship of the Connecticut Naval
militia now at New Haven. will be at
half mast for 30 days out of respect to
the late Prof. Edward V. Raynoids.
who wall the first commander of the
Nam militia organization of this
state.

 

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More people are taking Foley's Kid-
ney, emedy every year. It is could
fired the most effoctlvo remedy for all
kidney and bladder troubles that medi-
cal Iciencc can dcvisc. Ii‘olcy'a Kill“
nay Remedy corrects irregularities.
builds up the system, and rcatorus lost.

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vitality. Bridge Pharmacy.

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bodies. p . .. - p

The national mum on the tround
nrs‘said to'hayer‘itlirsatsned the local
unto swith expulsion unless certain
coil“ itlonsi..pre complied with lmmsdi
lately, principtiillr that the local unions
shall give up their policy of taking
dues from all union men w come
from New Yorker Boston to”. ork in

 

handled from outside of Hartford.

For seven main work on the me-
ulOrial home which the late Mrs. Ellis
abolh Colt, widow of the inventor of
the revolver. provided for in her will
has been held up. and today watchmen
were instructed to arrestsny‘liartlol-d
walking delegates found ,trssp‘sssinx
At a ill-acting yesterday site but one
of the national omoislspponti'n'; ti
the leading walking helessti in Hart
ford. exclaimed to the union menus
semhied; .‘9Why. you're tools to he led
aroundwilly-nllly by a man like that."
Worh‘on the home office building at
,tile National Fire insurance company
and on the Morgan Memorial building

trouble.

 

Mr. E. A. Kelley. Beivldere, lll..
writes us: "i an an tax-engineer with
22 years active servica’to-my credit.
about three years ago my kidneys
were affected no that i had to give up
my engine. li‘irst i was troubled with
severe, aching pain over the hips.
Then followed inflammation of the
bladder. and specks appcarcd before
my eyes. , A sample of Foley's Kidney
Pills that i tried. so benefited the that
i bought more. 1 continued to take
them until now i can safely testify
they have made me a sound and well
man." Bridge Pharmacy. "

 

”you owe a debt pay it. it you owe
a grudge forget it.

ill BUVER’S incl

THE.
cross
SHOE
For Women

They need no breaking in
$3.00 and $3.50
must... a... a.

122 WAOHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.

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GOOD LINE 0!

Second -Hand
CARS

lN FlRSTvCLASS CONDITION

1906 Rsmblsr Runabout.

1907 Autoosr Runabout. fully
equipped. .

1907 3 oyl. Elmore. top. lamps.
etc.

1908 3 cyl. Elmore. top. ismps‘
and Wind shield.

1m 3 cyl. Elmore. In first-
clals order. . ‘

1900 Buick. lop. wind shield ~
and filll lsmp equipment.

iOOO‘Msswsii ii'bnsbout, top
and full lamp equipment.

1906 Corbin. '

'l‘llcsc cure mulll he will to
llluko room for new ones, which
are titlillllllt ill and will be sold
at a bargain. f-‘irai collie. first
served. v .

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Hartford on large contracts which are in t e war"! mehed in the soap

has been held up indefinitely by the g

,llvforc the beginning of the null mum

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Warn: of Soap
‘Probabiy‘half of all the soap
bou ht ls vvasted-é-washed away

dish, lost or stolen. ,

Progress means elimination of
waste. ~ ‘
77m Soapstor
prevents all waste and loss of soap.
A cylinder of solid soap is locked within
the SOAIfATOR. By sim ly turniogrhe
handle line granules are ved oi? and
delivered into the hand. .i‘i‘ you only
pay for soap «really sileflimd not for
that which runs down the'wssle pipe. or
is carried away. '

Besides, by‘lhuylng the solid leap into
this granulsr'i’otm, as it is used, it is
ready ex ended. A pound of soap
used in a .OAl’ATOR will go twice as
far as the some Weight of ordinary calla
soap.

SOAPATORS are being adopted every-
where in best places because modern,
hygienic and economical.

Simple, sighiiy and easily attached.
Write r... “The Modern Wsyto Use

Soap and List of Prominent Users."

Sold on 30 days’ trial

Special C ombinalian paekagr—Soapafol
and box of assorted soaps mil anywhere.
carriage prepaid. for $5 .00.

IJOCAL AGENTS WANTED

i‘hil Company requires high-grade representatives in
very city sfl otters «elusive territory under a very
ttut‘tivr sales plan which guarantees agents s con-
inoous income. Correspondence invited from
those interested.

Gammroa Soar Company
3 War 297a Srassr. 1”"!me

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boycott His life so... on Keeping Pri-
ces Down.
NEW YORK. Fob. lie—Meat was still
on the rise in the local nfhrkcis today.
Boycott or not, prices continued to ad
more ovcr thc lowered rails provall‘
lag the latter part of the smell and
now approximately the Mull-ll nuoli-t‘

lllnvt‘invlli.

This movement showed no aiuna of
ulmiouu-llt today. Rctallrra in many
liocllouu of the city. eagerluliy llli'
poorer quarters. reported is falling oi!
from one-third to one-half in sales.
Sillplncnta. Iltl“'i‘\'0l" have bocn cur
tailed. This is in lino with the recent
hints from Chicago that price» would
not stay long below the prci'iotm mi
in; high mark as curtailment wan rc
lied upon to lessen supply and adjust
it to the reduced demand.

iii; dealers llorc admitted today for
the first time the receipts ism-c heavily
ruduccd. 'i‘iic lutaiicl's have burn ('ll'
courngcd to maintain prlcl-e and con
iflililit'l‘l now are pulling lllilc dirt-cl
buncflt from the agitation.

The. Hudson County. X. .l.. (lraud
.lury today look up the inspection of
tho big cold liol‘ilitil plants. The via
its will be continued ulllli all have
been looked Into. _.'ticlluwllilc addition
al subpoenas have him!) iaaucrl for
packing company olllployvs and Judge
awayzeo. or the New Jersey Supreme
Court. has announced that he. will auto
men the jury to his court and charm:
it as to its duty. The jury is trying‘to
find out whether there is an agreement
between the MK wurehouuea to hold
back afiupplieu and maintain high prl:
‘Cfili.

. . .
. TO OUR! A COLD IN ONI My
Take LAXATIVW- BROMO Quinta.
Tablets. Drugglsts refund money if

'lt fails to cure. it. w. ouovn's all;
nature Is on sseh bolt. the.

HARVARD A COLD STORAGE UNI-
vlaslw.
WASHINGTON, lwil ith it liar-
vard annual dinner. iasl ulaht. fir.
iiurvcy W. Wiley jokingly referred to
Harvard as a "cold ulorasv univer-
sity."
“liarvard/ Is one of the coldestrplr
cell on earth." said in. Wiley. "like!

 

 

 

time for the thumps out prom.
Blues theNorth Pole has been diner:
area Harvard hss lost her ancient
function. 6. . ‘ 1..”

“Nowweilsve a Yale. NEW in till
presidell's ohsiiwtud «trauma to m a
Yale mall is the only one of. us who
has lost his job. No Harvard man has
boon fired yet. llitluluah some of as
.tho been Gillofillfli! ii." ‘ ‘
ilt‘tlil lumps. of Cambridge, was the

” 2 the Superior ‘ z ‘
‘ to do yesterday hits

not warmed up. Iltllongh u is about 4‘“.

 

sell but instill.
.‘ . WlWlibelortli
loll-luminous

 

 

ration when he
heard the amount at damages awards
ed for the Milli! ii limintom high
school boy by an” " omohlle a' year
ago" last September. 3.,Ths case under
consideration was that of. Charles V.
MoCaun. administrator‘lapatnst Peter
McGuire, asking “reminder damages
for the killing ‘of the plaintiffs it
year old boy Chat-loll, while he was
distributing his ,flunduy morning
newspaper route lugfitolnfprd.
"do Penis Life. _

Alter deliberating upon the evid-
ence which "they have been listening
to for several days. the jury returned
a verdict in favor of the plaintiff,
awarding the damages at {800. When

 

 

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Sums Druniurti.’ Bond for f e ”
Trial hairline! Golden
Rsmedy‘. ”today.

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this information was imparted to
ad to the Jury and told them that
the sum was modernism.

"it seems to are," said his "honor.
"that if-you nrrd‘for the plaintiff and
fix the responsibility for the death of
the boy on the defendant, and such a
boy as this boy is conceded to be, the
amount of duplexes is inadequate. You
may retire and consider the case more
frilly." -
Verdict Oat Aside.

The Jury was sent back, but, were
obduratc and stuck to the amount of
damages originally decided upon. it
was after five o‘éibt‘lt last evening
when they returned for the second
time. While Judge Wheeler acccpll-d
the decision of the jury. no for as
tho rosponsillllily was concerned, he

"lg to adequate and manifestly saliuai
the evidence presented in the cues.

tiff, said the court had saved him tho,
trouble of making a motion to Hill
aside thr- Vt‘l‘t‘libi,j|tl his client would
appeal before accepting damages of
8300 for his boy‘s lifc.

 

 

80!! towns AND RAW LUNGS.
Most people know the feeling. and
the miserable state of Ill health in indl‘

ley's Honey and the molest

r
throat and on; ' dig? 'wiil quickly
cure the soreness and cough and re.
atom ll normal mndlilon. Ask for
Foley's iioncy and Tel: Bridge Phar-
macy.. '

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TRI~GAME TbUlNAMENT.

Euchre. Fortrfive and Pinochls Pisy-
ed at Catholic Club House.

The trl-nnluc tournament ilsturccn
Norwniit liibcrniana and Knights of
(‘olllmilue opened last evening at the
"coins of lhl- l‘nliloiic Club. in Wont
tycoon. and resulted in a victory ior
the former hr the score of ill to 29 ill
unluca. M iii“ close, a line chowder
vns uurvrd by the committee. The
ill-xi round will be held next \\'cduclr
in evening in Hibernian hall.
VullilWllifl are the seems:
Euchre.

l.. A. (.‘onnoullp. ll, .l, lirarkon. K. . . ,l
H. H. lhwercaln, .i. ilopor Walsh. ll .1:
iii. it“. Duffy. \\‘2 i-I. i)'llrioil."K ...... ,.‘l

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lunlca i‘esslili. M. .l. t‘nrew. K. . . ...
Micliarl Lyons. .iNllt‘tl Murphy. ii. .,
Daniel (l‘l.oarl. .iulln Shannan. it. .,

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Thullllul iii-dc. ilsnry (loamy. ll ..... 4
Total» ll. of (X, iii: A. 0. ii. ll».
Pimhis.
ii. 'i‘. Natsaford. M. if. ilowd. it ..... i
.I», F. carpenter. ti. 1.. Moore. li ...... ii
i. ll. You. W. .l,‘ Powell. K. . .. ..... i
it

lohn Barry, John J. Kelly. H ........
'l‘oialc K. of 0.. ii: A. 0. it. i.
« Sum lolsIllw-Ai't). ii. iii; K.of t‘.. 29.
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advertise your Wants

in m lien-
limil ‘1 t.‘-“ i ‘ .‘

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'l‘llp lipot'inl liail‘ price anlcof l’i’.

slimline and «with
Hunter meant. itlb listing of a low dull

the lollies.
hell. to

in. bridm‘
and ill r as,
s s vol-stream
dyspepsia or livir trouble.
tor has so albeit,»
merit, of this
iii.” .. in.

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will all-s .mr messy"

.:.T [1‘ Eli. 2
in’edlillllhmit is is
of a well known hysloisll. and
tho ofidtii‘flmiiilt‘

 
 
 
 

leiiis light he says:

ms. sire are-listen dt ill stream
collatipsiiuu. nymphs

 

 

2‘. Gil dad sitar Tuesday. January t
‘ i y ' ‘ _ will leave
grist all: i ,. ll. (tool
.f j i. " . (except
; ._ g , ' . mu received
an 1 , -~. ‘2 is. sad south
“mu m m. i if.” r .‘
N... “6.5th (.2032
«mandibular. c. it. assumes:
We. 0mm MOM

incest of honor.

will instill s MM and lasting ours

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Judge Wheeler he unhauilatlngiy turn- .

act aside the verdict damages till l““,l

Attorney it. P. Clark to! the plain .

cares. All purple siloiid know that Fo- .

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candidate for governor.

l. i‘”. Moore, A. Markham. ll ........ l
I. ll, Manner. l'. .l. Kearney, it. .. .l:
l'. Walsh. l’. tinrvlu. ll ............ i
'l‘olal K. of i‘.. ii: A. 0. ll.. 12.
Forlyfivs.
I'. J, Ward. i‘. .‘ll. llorpan. K2 . . . . .. :i
.l_ McNamara. .‘il. Mcl‘lunouph. ii... 'i

illlfli‘ii‘u tips-oi” hit the sure of non-
spiiia by li‘l-sllll it.

tal- it’ll every may, ygariy bill for

rent .in’ittie, (Mr. Barter
kill! t for “unconditionally doses
inn . at is pleasant to take

its depended upon to
or constipation.

air. Bas-
sltll iii) the superior

min does net
' my store not

not an ordinary
rewrite formula
h dreds f villa;
till 0 .
tieiatil of multimill- their protons;

. or liver trim:
loin annulus front allpluloauu that It

At last, drunk no more. no more! A
treatment that is tasteless and odor.
less. safe. absolutely so; heartily on-
dm‘lied by temperance workers: can
be given secretly by any lady in tea.
coffee or food; effective in its silent
workzwthe craving for liquor relieved
to thousands of canes without the
drlnhcr‘u knowledge. and against his
.wlll. Will you try such a remedy if
you can prove, its effect. free to you?
Then send the couponhelow for a free
; trial package. today.

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:1 FREE TRIAL COUPON. l

. Write your name and address on i

'l blank lines below and mail coupon i

{today for free trial package oil

i Golden ltclllody.

i Dr. J. W. llllluou 00, 5373 Glenn

lildu. Cincinnati. 0. .

i i am certainly willing to use the i,

! free trial packers; of your Golden |

i itolnody which you say can be giv- .

‘5 dy." Send it to me quickly.

Name ...........................
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Billili iii Bililll iiillilli

Arguos an Appeal in District Court
oi Appeals at Washington. D. C.

WASHINGTON, D. (7.. Feb. 3.-——
Matthew is. O'Brien or Bridgeport.
Connecticut, former Prohibitionlst
Ind pt'I'lOdl’
rally candidate for odmtaalon to the
bar of Fairiluld county, at least allied

 

 

tunic yesterday when he nppcarcd he»
tore the Dietrich Court of Appeals on
behalf of Mrs. Carrie Nation, charged
with smashing certain bottles of liquor
in ”‘1’ bar conducted ill the i’nlon sla-
lluu.

Mr. O‘Brien nrfiiiiiil yesterday morn-
ing Ml appeal from the lliatrici i’o‘
llcc court, which a few days after the
(intent of (Jarrlc and bur hatchet illi-
ion the Union Station bar. imposed a
‘fltlo of Sitill. The District Court of
l Appeals corresponds to the highest
‘ courts of the states. and. nulvau the
‘ cane be carried to the Supreme Court

of llli‘ tinitml Sluice, in the court of
‘ inui resort ill Washington Inw pure
7 Hull.
i Bar Contrary to Law.

 

i it was the c-lulclltlon of the appcl
. lailt that the bar was contrary to law;
. that the Ilnnor caused to go to waste
3, In pool-l on the llinrlliu tiled floor was
i not properly ill law. and that the do-
, fondant was acting within her rights
; if like really did splash the bottles and
i interrupt business at the establish-
ment. In addition to these alloyed er
'rors upon the part of the Police court.
Mr. o'brieil oitin'mi a isms number
of technical faults in this charge
sslltnlli Mrs. Nation and tllo“.lnnunli~
lieu of the sentence.
Not Property in counset‘ut.

During his argument he declared
.ihjbl intoxllllltlng liuuors have hceii
held not to be properly in the eyes of
the aunt-emu court of the slate of t‘ouv
noolout. citlua it new to substantiate
his ssssrlop. lie further affirmed that
there In “no lnherollt right in s ellisull
to than soil intoxicating liquors." Iii
uslallilsheli in decisions of numerous
collrta throughout the United States.
Mrs. Nation'u plan for the setting
aside of the another of the Police
court will not he acted upon by the
court for several days, and it is not
known today what their decision will
be. it in the opinion of many lawyers
that Mr. o’brlell has made out a good
case. on strictly technical interprets.
lilnls or the'iillw. ’ y ,

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minor a mild. ass action of the both
sis. s alertness Dana's Regains“ is
. Tmmenheutsababitnbl eon-

stips on. lesson at has. Ask your
mum for them. ; .
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IANK 0F, INGLAND UNOOUNT.

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count of llit‘ ilnnit of Mind will»
ell unchanged at 3% per cent. today.

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The Valenhiies ,

Here they are! One hardly realizes that tile Saint‘s

Day is so near, but the sight

c

any sort.

of the‘hrigiltj and charming

collection will remind anybody. Alill artists have been at
prk designing them, with mail wonderful results, for they
1 to never daintier or more novel. “ ' .
.‘ Everybody sends Valentines nowadays and there are
' {Valentines for everyone, for the motorists, for lllt‘ flying lua-
Cllinc people, the bird-men, and for those who have fads of

_Sclltimclliai things for those who want them.
ll Good Luck Cards in variety.

“De lci’ hin' foot of a rabbit brings luck."
Place Cards for Valentine luncheous and dinners.
Hand Paintcd‘Valentincs of great beauty.
Valentine Post Cards, 6 for so.

Noyeliies ill

Center counters. main floor.

Neckwieat

it is plcasuni this curly to see the new Necktvcar, the

advance styles for Spring.

jabots and Croats, onc~sidcti effects of fillc piaitcd lawn
liiCt' edged hull with clubroidcry.
Wide Dutch Collars with frills and labors.

An entirely new Dutch Collar which ilasva \Vlth neck-
hand and will llt‘ liked by those who cannot wear the low

llcrkcil style. .

Chemiscttes and Tailored Stocks. quite new.
chkn'car Scriiou and Display Case.

Initial handkerchieis for Women.

l’llrc lillcll, \‘cry dainty with quite narrow llt‘lustilclp

t‘il ilcllls filltl the initials arc llillltl olubroiilcrcrl.

ilrllllikcrcllicis. those.

Articmlcs

13c. z for 25c.

The D. M. Read ‘ Co.

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HAVE wsr OPENED A new use or rule
susaomaarss. BOTH

Edgings and” insertions
' YOU WILL BE PLNli)ASP:DlC:SlTH PATTERNS

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Milt RMHAIDCON 70 IIHMN.

Upon the request of the school an
thoritles of the iinion district. Miss
Anna Richardson. Eighth grade teselln
or in the Franklin wheel. has destined
is: altered appointment in New York
city. and will complete)“ contract
for the earliest school rssr. which is
gratifying to portals and pupils, on
well as iofithe district committee

menu on; that mum. on.
lire airtight. undone coughs that
mall and slrslarsl-e sulfur- cured by
Foley's titular and ”for. a mildly lass»

 

‘llvt‘. safe and infirm in results.
prions liberates» a... ‘l
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84 Washington, St, Solidi
rm «6

tiles“
Wsmwmk Phil!!! , l
. . 0.31“ may

are! traced “Mid W

anus me. Dosh clot
hailin- We estimate the cod at new

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nihilism .

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mterst Moons abides there
may be in the race of fill. the clock
in right there lit the wind up.

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a a odd,.isn’t ll. that in a world on
of lost buttons one never by any
ensure comes upon I last buttonholst

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Be Wilt swell; allustle and rum
nulls. but do not. on any pretest.
mattnittldy outs on your wife's host .
hornet.

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Old age doesn't clot-p upon you. it

s .luuips on rial.

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