Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 March 1892 — Page 4

THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND HEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.

Uy tf'N'T'T M,V«STWW irvntl? en IH* stomiira, UTCT *m1 kulncya. s»nvl t&xiitive. Ttu unw \A inaJ« from her»«K, mid in i*rv(»arutl fur u**4u»*uy a4lco_ UUiadird

LANE'S MEDICINES

All «ini«rtf t» *'11 It fti fcU-i fi per Uut one I'Hliy. I,atir*« Mrdlcliif movfM She buwrU rnrh dn« 0"i«.r to N LITJUIY. \iiit I« itwvKHAr*.

Not One of Our Rings

Uj*. wc huvo rlmrs that ar^ equally auruc IhuauU our .«|»iit-v ol MLVLUW«L\U1£ a least tor the eyo.

th.it which is lusirou.*

tvyonri fU*»?nt»tIon. but almost jerf»xtly piuUi, uppo-ftls to your i.iitMVt? cat) show «u sc/tne superb siR'chiitmr- If the biphly (lro rated lu your fine. cmno awl Iwk ni OUKk of tin.' iwm pit tieviws lliut ever lett the umrk* o: :»eeo'iipliflJC«i workers sliver, itwuhlbe n. mistak..- tV»r you to run away wtf i!:v Men thai it takes a good dual of incitiuy w» »rr•&« such We will clear uway such mfriiiwreheitetoiK on that ioiM if you will call ftii'l Wk at our Orange Howl*.. uvmid Fruit Di5hes, and other vileles uo rjurnoious to meurloti. I'H-.I?'/ boar in ininii lhnt wo arc? tevlqiiamrs for making tlm*iko(?pcrs6»tof.y«)Uf Witiciics ami clocks u:u! limit* tnei-e^soii we jv.'.r luoie than nil oiliurrt..

E35t Main Street

©P.

FiWs'SttOSS

mri.-f positivo .liscuiifto the sijuaru inch than nuvthiiiK tiFe under the

Von ciu:

out of a out of almost sun to the sqwirr* mile. If you don't think HO, try it.,.. That's one side of the picture. H-rii's the other: From the right kind of n.ahue you can got noiui*comfort at :iii:on the contrary it will be a cuse of gettifeg satisfaction: first., hist nod d! the tipje. This isexactlv what von can depend upon our S3.00 shoe to give you: it will give you tins md nothing fil«e, n!2sl. before you've worn it ten riiiuutes:you'll agree with us.

J. 3 KELLY-

]'2 1 Kast Main Sweet.

MUSIC HALL

RESTAURANT®

Will fitniith Ihdujiter's for all saris

oj occasions.

Dressmaking

On March Miss Mary

Dill-

ni aiuI'Asi&s Hatiic Lcs'liu

pcn a new dress-ma'

will

hop at

6io South Green .street. Fashion-

alile ciress-ir.aking a specially.

Ml MARY E. WILHITE

\N iio JiiiS been tit uUenfiaiice at the lioston School olDratory will receive [iiijiils In hlociitlon tt her liijiiic,

302 W Wabash Averim.

Huliji" I'nrt Wine.

Tt'fl leading characteristics aro: Age. Purity and .Strength—important items in tiieHt- days of imitation and udulterntion. Nothing belter can be used to promoto health, to stimulate and invigorate the system, tony tho stomach, aid diff'.'stion, cceate an apptito and repair the wa^to tisanes of the lungs, smooth and rich to the taste. A grand tonic for convalescents, tlie aged, mothers nursing, and those reduced and weakened by wasting disease.

One botilu is equal in nutriment to twenty pounds of boof. Di mand "Royal Ruby" of your drugg'3t or dealer. Pint botti'-:-

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cents quarts SI. Accept no

substitute "jnst as good"—tlioy have it not. ROYAL, WINE (jo., Chicago. Hold and guaranteed by Nye A Co., the leading druggist.

Liino's Family Modicino uioves the bowels each day. Mo*t people need to TlRfit.', ..

DAILY JOURNAL.1

THURSDAY, MARCH 10.1S9'..

FLASHES FROM OYER THE OITF.

—A pair of living rings have beeD udded to the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. —J. J. M'-ssmoro lias been appointed administrator of I ho estate of ^Jamcs Melntyi-e. deceased.

Harry Francisco. an old Monou ,'onduetur well known here. committed suicide in Tnilinnajiolis tbe otlicr dav.

Coroner Bronimgb, of New Moss, was here yesterday completing his inventory of the estate of Madame on Rokey, deceased.

Miss Anna Fanjuar, of Indianapolis, gave her first lessons to her class in vocal culture yesterday. Miss Farquar is a splendid lonelier and has a class of

ten already. —Tbe Presbyterian church of Lafayette is making great effort to retain Rev. \Y. 1'. Kniu». They have offered to raise his salary to S3,000 and to erect new parsonage for him. -—Gen. Mitnpoo at the Penison last night said that it would be suicidal to nominate Hill. He ln-lieves Chief Justice Fuller would be a good candidate. —Indaiituj'"!is Si uliiii'l. —The net earnings of the Motion for the sii months, ending Dec. 31, were $437,098.09. After deducting the fixed charges such as interest on bonds there a surplus left of 8.-1, l.SS.SS.

Frank Wvnekoop, of Wolcott, has enterc-d Dr. Walker's office to prepare himself for the practice of medicine. He is a graduate of Wabash College and a young gentleman of splendid intellect —Lafayette Journal, —J. L. White has' accepted the agency for the Smith Premier type writer arid has one on exhibition at the Western Union Telegraph office. They are the machines used by the Associated Press for rapid receiving. —A New Market lady writes THE Joi Jt.vAi. asking if it is any worse for the enterprising youngsters of that town to steal watermelons than it is for thtini to steal chickens. It teems that SOIJ.C- lads there stole a number of chickens and cooktd them at Mr. Johnson' sugar camp. If there is any differtnoe in the magnitude of the affair it fails to become apparent.

COMING AND GOING.

—E. E. Fey his returned to the city. —Ld Reynolds went to Lafayette

this morning. —Tom Nicholson is in Louisville to spend several days. —J. S. Fetter and Rev. S. C. Dickey if I'ern, were here yesterday visiting he college. —iMiSK Nora Malum and Mrs. Claire, of the Trade Palace, are in Chicago laying in stock of millinery goods.

"She Couldn't Marry Three." No company that we have ever heard of has ever come to our city with such favorable couriers as "She Couldn't Murry Three." They have the unani mous endorsement of the New York press, and this, you may rest assured, will be your only chance to see this superior company, as they will make no •Hops going from Han Francisco to New York City. Wo have no doubt of their success here.

Clover Seed Booming.

Those persons who have held their clover seed are going about with their faces wreathed in sunny smiles. Clover seed are on the boom. It was thought the high water mark was reached a week ago when the price had rue up toSC a bushel. To-day, however, tlio quotation was 88 a bushel. The boom is caused by a scarcity of seed and an unusual demand.

Entertained.

Miss Jessie Wallace very handsomely entertained a number of her friends lust evening nt her home on Binford street. The amusement of the evening wan progressive cinch and during the Bourse of events a dainty and elaborate luncheon was served. Tho occasion was ono productive of much enjoyment and Miss Wallace as a hostess has no superior.

The Round Up.

On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week the last Farmers' Institute of the season called the "round up", was held at Lafayette. Tt was a large affair there being distinguished speakers from all parts'of the country present. James A. Mount, and Thos. E. Bowles were on th»- programme.

0. E, Social.

The Y, 1'. H. C. E. of First church will give a social in the church parlors Thursday evening, March 10. Supper from 5 till 8 o'clock An excellent musical programme hiis been arranged

—Use Nicholson .t Jackman's bread, tho best and purest.

—Rial Benjamin has two or three very line fire logs for sale at 50 per cent, below regular price, owing to the lateness of thii season.

—Rial Benjamin has placed an order with tho Cleveland Rubber Co., for ten houBand feetof lawn hose.

—For-all kinds of gas fitting go to Music Hall pinmbing shop.

—Ask your grocer for Nicholson & Jackman's find chocolate creams.

Oh! what beautiful drees goods Bischof is showing this season, and so cheap.

—Water pipes repaired nt Benjixjamin'* Mu«io Hull plumbing ahop.

V-f

litsJust-as5ood

th? Grocer said,

proffering another brand. "SANTA CLAUS SOAP is What we want". Iwve youamj now or) barjd V/c'l ccrtair'Iij bkz TOoll/er, w« use none but !:!»c bc?,r. And all shrewd dealers keco it. ere uou behind rest

Higher Education at Long View. "J'll never ehow tobacco. No. It is lilth weed. l'U never put in m* mouth. aid little Uolert Kvii." At tho Orphans' Home there has been a lively time for the past two days and it really seemed for a time that one of the pretty little children would leave the home for another not made with hands. It came about in this way: The other morning tho kind matron gave the little son of Francis ltaredon, who lately came in, a clean fiandkerchief, tied his little necktie and parting his hair with an exact nicety, started him off to the Long View school to learn to shoot with the other promising young ideas. Now, some of those young ideas who attend the Long View school have learned something beside shooting during their brief but exciting sojourn in this vale of tears. They have acquired among other things the knack of chewing the wet-d and masticate vmh haughty proficiency all grades from the thin sweet savored plugs which come done up in tin foil with a chromo on the inside down to the long green twist which is so popular on Goose Nibble and Bristle Ridge. These youngsters at Long View are great chewers and can kill nine times out of ten a fly on the fence fifteen feet away by playing upon him with a well directed stream made by puckering then infant lips into the shapo of tho latest patent nozzle. This is mc-rely stated as prefatory to the fate of the littie ltaredon boy. Tho lad who can't chew and kill Hies isn't in the swim at Long View. Accordingly the other morning some of the larger boys who were charitably inc.ined and who keenly felt the disgrace of having to go to school with a boy .vho could't chew, took master Raredon out behind the woodhouse during the recess to give him instruction in the manly art of mastication. lie was given about a quarter of a pound of long green twist and entered upon his lesson with dm diligence. Unfortunately for his digestive organB he made the somewhat embarassing mistake of swallowinj the stuff. In a short time he was feel ing badly and all Monday night his life was despaired of. He rallied Tuesday, however, and is now out of danger.

Master Raredon will probably be a little leary about his chewing lessons in future and perhaps he won't even care to try it again when he goes back to school and sees his accomplished companions kill lliea una b' rryw "chews" of each Jther with a nonchalance which would do credit to a horse jockey or a gravel hand.

Candidate for Sheriff.

Wm. Hiatt is announced as a candi dato for the nomination of sheriff of Montgomery county, subject to the decision of the Republican nominating convention. Mr. Hiatt is 3G years old and was born and raised in Franklin township, where he lived until coming to this city, three years ago. He fol lowed the vocation of a farmer until 2G years of age, and he has a large ac quaintanco all over the county. When he was ten years old he met with an accident which necessitated the amputation of a leg at the kneo. He has always been a straightforward, honest man, and enters into tho race for the nomination with the best of feoling for thoBe who aro also with him in the race.

Me will, if nominated, be a strong man in the race, and make a faithful officer if elected.

The iMitiCK.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use the California liquid laxative Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, make it their favorite remedy. To get the true and genuine article, look for tho name of the California I-'ig Syrup Co., printed near the bottom of the package.

—Fine cakes in abundance at Nicholson A- Jackman's.

lively cures piles, or it is guaranteed to give faction, or money refunded, cents per box. For wile l.y Nve

Used in Millions

V.lllLlXnTOX.

March is here in all its flurry. Dave Lewis is in Cincinnati on business.

Protracted meeting at the M.E. church this week. is visiting in Warren

J. M, Delanev county. J. W. Honeker sold his Mrs. Hamilton.

residence to

W. (i. ROJKT has bought the resinence property of J. W. Buzzard. J. If. Harris baa bought a lot of •John Hiatt in Htringtown.

W. B. Lynch is off this week among the lumber yards of the North. Wm. Coletrain and wife were given splendid surprise supper a few evenings ago.

The P. O. S. of A. initiated four candidates last Monday night and still they come.

J. M. Holliugsworth lias gone to Indianap' li.« as a delegate to the convention.

Darlington Lodge. No ISO, F. and A. M., meets .Saturday night for work in the 3d degr- e.

J. W. BII SIid has bought the old Wheeler store room and will now occupy the whole building as residence and store.

Now what the Democrats here want to know is: If the Review is not a Democratic paper why is it that we bought Ira Booher that organ

E. B. Booher. an old resident of this place, but who some time ago moved to Idinois. has again bought a farm here nd is once more a resident of Darlington.

The editor of tho Star was in town vesterduy in the interest of his paper. The meeting between him and Uncle John j!et„ was very affecting, but with moist eyes Uncle John showed him he town and tho Democrats.

Our school closes this week. W had a very sncecssful term this winter. Teachers have all given satisfaction and "special praise is due the principal. Galloway for his untiring efforts in behalf his ho:il and each individual scholar. The school closes with the best of feelings on the side of the patrons and we would urge tho school board to look a little out for the next term by engaging him if possible to do so.

At tho close of tho services last Sunday the Rev. H. H. McJlasters surprised his congregation by resigning his pastorate of tho church, to take effect the first of April. He will accept a call from Washington, Ohio. Although Mr. Mc Masters came 'imong us only some two years aro an entire Btranger, his relationship both to the church and town has been such that he has endeared himself to all and while the church loses a faithful anc earnest leader, the town loses one of her best, citizens, and we can but wish hiin and family success in their new field of labor.

OE.iFxnss CAX'1 JII: CURED by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear.

There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed voa have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it ia entirely closed. Deafness is the result, aud unless the inflammation can bo taken out and this tube' restored to its normal condition, hearing wiil be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of D. afness (caused by catarrh) that we cannot cure by taking Hall's Catalrh Cure. Send for circulars free.

F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toleuo. S.iid by driiKifist., 75 cents.

JiiicWen'K Arnica 6alve, mutual consent disolved on the 1st, day The beet salve in the world f« tuto, ',,f March, 1X92, Phoebe A. Bonnell rebruisea, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever tiring. The business will bo continued sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilapinbs

rotif//i J'allfnr{nfj tlu Grip. Many ns, who have recovered KIM la giipp" are now troubled with a .rough. Chamberlain's Cough promptly loosen this cough lungs, effecting a per

persistent Remedy will

nnd

relieve the

manent cure in a very short time. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Nve C-.

•\alicr o/' JHnsolutlon.

-Notice is hereby given that tho copartnership of BonnolI, Nash & Co., JVomposed of John R. Bonnell, Williom

Nash and Phoebe A. Bunnell, was by

thj

corns and all skin eruptions, and loss- said firm consisting of John R. Bonneli no pay required. "IK' William B. Nash. perfect eatis- JOHN II. BONNET-L,

D'PRIGE'S

nea®. Baking u_iaPowder:

Homr5^0

firm n-iuie of Bonnell Nash,

Price 25 WIIXIAM B. NAHII, •fe Co PtIOKIW A. BoXNKMi.

Years

tho Stand

aid I

CHILD BIRTH MADE EASY 1

MOTHERS' is a scientifically prepared Liniment, every ingredient of recognized value and in constant use by the medial profession. These ingredients are combined in a manner hitherto unknown

"MOTHERS' FRIEND''

WILL DO all that is claimed for it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to Life of Mother and Child. Book to MOTHERS n-Miled FREE, corUining valuable.-.information and.. ... voluntary testimonials, iier'.bvon 7 •.'•" :rt of prire JI .!) prrK .' ..

BRADFIEL0 REtULMOH CO.. AlianTa. tv fcOLD 15V ALL Iii'.VCitilS'V.So'd bv N.ve &

KIRK

v:0Pk2„

5 3?

SOAF

A LAUNDRY SOAP, PURE AND SANITARY. BEST FOR

General Household Use.

To louny Mutliev/i

who are for the first time to uudergo woman's severest trial, we offer you, not the stupor caused by chloroform, with risk of death for yourself or your dearly loved and longed-for offspring, but "Mother's Friend," a remedy which wid, if used as directed, invariably idleviate the pains, horrors and risks of labor,and often entirely do away with them. Bold by Nye Go.

A Lender

Since its first introduction, Ekctric Bittors has gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in tho lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratives—containing nothing which permits its use as a bevt.rage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments of stomach, livor or kidneys.—It will euro sick headache, indigestion, constipation, and drive malaria from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with caeh bottle or the money will bo refunded. Price only 50 cents per bottle. Sold by Nye .t Co.

Strong Witnesses

Among the thousands of testimonials of cures by Dr. Jliles's Now Heart Cure, is that of Nathan Allisons, a well known citizen at Glen Bock, Pa., who for years had shortness of breath, sleeplessness, pain in left side, shoulders, smothering spells, stc. ono bottle of Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure and one box of Nerve and Liver Pills, cured him. Peter .Jaquet., Salem. N. J., is another witness. For twenty years suffered with Ilea. Disease, was turned away by physician., as incurable, death stared him in the face, could not lay down for fear of smothering to death. Immediately after using New Cure he felt better and could lay down and sleep all night, and is now a well man. The New Cure is sold, also tree book, by Nye X- Co.

The Com My Cou ntry.

Tho great Flathead Valley, in Montana, is attracting capital and labor. It marvelously fertile in soil, has the largest coal veins on tho Pacific slope, limitless forests of the finest timber and precious metals. Columbia Falls, the chief town of tho region, hai immense water power, and off-ra it good, field for manufacturers. Maps, and descriptive matter sent by tho Northern International Improvement Co.,Columbia Falls, Montana. 3-10-4\v

Bischof is the first to show the new stylos in wool t.ross goods with trimmings to match.

D. F. McClure. Geo. W. Graham.

THE NEW FIBXiZ OF

McCLURE & GRAHAM

ARE HERE THE TRADE I'ALAOE.

GOOD NEWS FOR ALL.

We would say to the many iriends and customers of the Trade Palace and ladies generally, do not buy your Spring Dress Goods, Trimmings or Spring.Wraps until you have fiist looked through ihe wonderful assortment now arriving from the selections of Mr. McClure, who has thoroughly canvassed die markets ot Chicago, Philadelphia and is still in New

York, making selections of the choicest

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and most desirable things in this line .nnd at prices that will astonish and please ail, lor the proper place for pn per styles a proper prices is at the Trade Palace of

McCLURE & GRAHAM,

WASHINGTON STREET.

--Goon Ni'.ws—The goods are arriving and now is the time to buy.

-1

CON-ini TATK N ''Rifv

BookStore.

We hare a"liirge--nn«l "assorted stock of Hooks for Ci Hepee. ixlincls."

i'lvsonis. and the reading public. A Full Line of

WALt

•. U. PERRIN,

LAWS EH ana PATBNT ATTOUNBTT'SJoel Block. Soutli Wiishirfrton Sti-ret.

L'HAWFOKDSVII.I.K, ••••.:• INDIANA.

CAt.Ii. -.

A C.u.iriuitec"! Cure for Plies of wltMcwr kin,l or .leirree-l-.Tieni-.l, li:te:tmi. ll'iinl oi Hleeillii(flteliInj ,Chriiiie,! eeenl Uereilltiii'v 1 '1'iiisIteineOy lias iHHltlvely never ln-cn knouii to fail. 51.00ii box, fl IKIXI'S fol i.MHi sent- liy mull prepaid mi reeeipt of price A written 1 Otirtratitee poslively r(ven to enelt [Mireliaser of 'J boxes, when purclijiteil ttt cite tiiae, to re* I fund t.lio 5."».l)0 jmlrt if r.oi, cured, fiu-o-intee Issued liy N'ye & Co, .DrumrlstftS Solo Anotits iritwfoi-dsvllle. liu!. Suitieles

FURJfjTORE

I have the largest and best selected stock of new, fresh r.'oods in the Furniture line in Lhe State, which 1 will offer at the very lowest prices.

Call and see the line when you are in the city.

Wm. L. Elder,

43 and 45 S. Meridian Sti

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KQKNE'S EL&gTRSQ BSL1?

HALF PBlfiE. SB AM BP, rOflTMKtT ITRF.S niJECSfl rOHlTHKLT ITrlF.3 niIKC*A-

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OR.V».J.hORttE, Rer »o 180 WAWSH AV^CHlOMfc

PAPER

uf the best qualify 011 tin iii .ilii-( MHI at. very ressoi able prices. The

most prominent City Dailies. Jli onzir.es. Pictorial Paper nt.

Robinson &

Fashion Sheets can alvays be found at our store.<p></p>Wallace.

UJKNLU HOCK STOliE.

Am Offering Special Inducements "i'o

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Ors.f .J.*nd'iVfcrih& E.H, GHif.th

OlllCe Klld .- r, Jtetdeuce

pcop.'e that want Groceries in Large Xliumlities. am going to close this.stock of goods out and it will pay vou to come and get prices.

O. £5. S33STS3I/[IISRA-ER.

•rM' ill Fell the cntii^' stock at bargain.

Children Cry for Pitcher'sCastoria.

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Souiu Green sireel

M:-e. Dr. Grliiith ytves special attention Chronic »n0 Sargict-J rs-iseaies oi Worsen,Children, nud Obstc-trlcKi Dr,Griffith, sgooorai pr'.c.'.'iw».

South of Cour. 1 louse

TCrory AN who would know tlifc'OI! AND TUTTHS, tho Tlaln Fact.*. Vu unit thi* Nek.- jl.sc«vroniv* oi Jjritutco ns applies .*• *V?r.•!:») t-h-niJcJ write for our u-otiiiprful UUIe book, c-

A I Iti'IATJ^K FOU MKN ONLV." nny earnestnian wo will mnH Lbpv Xluiircly Fimm*. in coaled cover.

ref«K« from tho quae .,

THE EftiE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO,

jGcOCERY & LUNCH STAND.

.rf' Fresh Lino jf Groceries Always kept in Stock,./J-' liiiMrl: Counter open Day arid Nirht and Kt-pi I BtooktnJ It }i

First lass fcatiibit'8, Candies, Oysters, t'olory Kopt In .Siook,

SEEKING &S0JS

PLUM STREET DEPOT. Goods delivered to any part of the city.

Natural GaFitting.

If vou are going to have your hotis piped for Natural Gas call 1 nd see ns. We enn save you money, as Our rents are small and we only want living wages for doing your work. \Ye v.1': (he best stock that money will buy and employ nane but first class workmen. We make no charge for measuring y:ar house and giving yon estimate.

WILLIAMS BROS,,

1 2 5

Sr utli 'jIVCil St.

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Cndltlons of tbe human form eueceHsfully tro.'itrrt to develop, htronirthen, cntariie all wenk, Blunt'M. vitvldvclope^l, locble organs and parts of tho v.htch

lost or ncror nttaiood a proper ntd

naiurAi bizo. duo to HI health. AbuflO.excc'sc*. ft iinkiiovTii enures. Tlicro lu ono mellioil only oi»r» by which this may bo accompli!'''^'' Increased slow of blood to nny part, produced !,v Mi:iilo»ppiii'nf us I'.ctltm nutomfttfciiHy.crcjotoHTif'-v tlRmin.tonoaud vl«or by tho wtino nftturnllaw tho incroA.no of slro QII1strength of IUUBCIO. V,* boprojudlued beciuso little quacks propooby nicaim to ilo tho nmno. NVEST1CJA1 l». Tlli»VI«'u llii V*n It lifinli nf Aii AilnM. OllT I horo'K no lroi bark ofmir ottom. •^111 eotno vrhon tho puMio knows clearly from fntud. Writous foi-

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