Scrofulajvelling
On the Neck and Creat Weakness
Caused by Impure Blood -Was
Constantly Crowing Worse.
When my son was 5 years old he was
In very poor health and we could get
nothing to relieve him. At the age of 7
years he began to complain of soreness on
both sides of his neck and soon lumps be
gan to gather on one side and grew to
half.the size of an egg. We then became
more uneasy and began to doctor him for
scrofula. He gradually grew worse, how
ever, until at the age of twelve years we
had lost all hope of his recovery. He be
came so weak he could sit up but a few
minutes at a time. My wife saw Hood's
Sarsaparilla recommended as a great blood
purifier and we sent and got a bottle. We
began giving our boy the medicine ac
cording to directions and it was not long
before we saw be was Improving. He
continued taking it until he was in very
; good health. He is now 13 years old and
is well. We recommend Hood's Sarsapa
rilla . for all troubles caused by impure
blood." B. M. Silveb, Grouse, Oregon.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggists.
1; six for $5. Get only Hood's.
Take Notice.
1. The sum of Ave oentt per line will be
charged for "eards of thanks," "resolutions of
ronpeci., uin oi weaaini
OREGON APPOINTMENTS.
The Oregon Delegatloa Agree Cpoa Poor
Hea for Plants Other Appointments La
ter. After a week's dilligent work the Ore
gon delegation made the following an
nouncements on last Saturday afternoon:
For U. S. prosecuting attorney, John H.
Hall, of Portland; (or U. S. marshal,
Zoeth Houser, of Pendleton; for ap
praiser, Col. O. Summers, of Portland ;
for register Oregon City land office, T,
T. Geer, of Salem. No donbt these sug
gestions from the delegation will oansa
President McKinley to give oat the
neoessary "sheepskins."
The endorsement of the various can
didates for other Oregon offioes, includ
ing collector of oustoms and oolleotor of
internal revenue, will occur later. Id
the matter of oolleotor of interorl rev
enue, Washington will endeavor to have
something to say. However, as the del
egation ia composed of bot one man
Senator Wilson, it is not suppoeed that
his opposition to any candidate that
may reoeive the endorsement of the
Oregon delegation will defeat the latter' s
oboioe. It is known, however, that Mr,
Wilson has decided npon a candidate
for the plaoe who will not reoeive the
support of the Oregon trio. The matter
will have to be bandied with gloves to
prevent a fight over this office
It is tbonght that the delegation have
Idinir nrnRAnta m.ni dnnnn
and obituary notices, (other than those the edit
or shall himself give as a matter of news,) and
notices of special meetings for whatever purpose.
2. NntlftAR Of chllPfH mH wutlav all
entertainmenta from which revenue is to bene- practically agreed upon the aspirants for
iau u uunrgea ior ai me rate oi nve
cents a line. These rules will be strictly adher
el to in every Instance.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known
upon application.
A GOOD CLUBBING LIST.
Now that the great political campaign
ia over and the winter season again with
us, all will want an adequate supply of
fresh and varied reading matter for the
long evenings. Cognizant of this the
Gazette has made clubbing arrangements
with a number of periodicals and now
offers the following to all new and renew
al subscribers:
The GAZETTE 12.50 and Club Rate
Weekly Oregonian, $1.50 $3.50
" 8. F. Examiner, 11.50 8.75
" N. Y. Tribune, $1.00 8.00
, " Inter-Ocean, $1.00 "1 ...... . 8.25
" 8. F. Chronicle, $1.50 8.75
Thrlce-a-Week N. Y. World, $1.00. .'. 8.25
' Webfoot Planter, 50c 2.50
.' Leslie's Weekly, $4.00 5.00
HETH. EPISC. CHURCH.
BKBTIOKS.
Sunday 11 a. m. nnd 8 p. m. Sunday school
10 a. m. Clauses No. 1 and 2 at 12:10 p. m.
Kp worth Leagne Devotional meeting at 7 p. m.
the two important offioes mentioned
above, bat the Gazette will say that it
is not authorized by any member of the
delegation to say that this is true. The
delegation had a difficult time to settle
their differences but the final deoieions
were made with the best of feeling pre
CELERY KOLA
GIVES REST AND SLEEP
St.
A True Nerve
Tonic and Blood Purifier
Restores Vitality, Renews Strength, Cleanses and Enriches the Blood,
Regulates the Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
NEW DISCOVERY; BEST CELERY PREPARATION ON EARTH.
Heppner, Oregon.
61-Oct 18
BE IS THE HAN.
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 p. m.
'-The Spirit and the brr'e any. Come.
The pastor may bt
joining the church,
The pastor may be found at the Pftnionacre ad.
dining the church, whore he will be glad to
nifwt any wo may desire to consult him on
The Sheriff of Washington County Identifies
, the Murderer of Ledriek.
The East Oregonian correspondent
bad an interview with the man arrested
by Sheriff Matlock on snspioion of being
Gus. Mscblioe, wanted for the mnrder
of J. D. Ledriok, in Washington county,
daring December, 1894
He claimed that his name is H. A.
Brown, of German desoent, the same
story that he reoited to Sheriff Matlook
when arrested.
W. D. Bradford, sheriff of Washington
oonnty, arrived from Hillsboro on 8atar
day morning and identified the prisoner
as the man wanted. He admitted that
bis name was Waohline, bat denied
knowing anything about the mnrder
Bradford and ti e authorities of Wash
iDgton conoty have
Council Meeting.
Oonnoil met in regular session last
evening, (Joanoilman Blooum absent.
Minntes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Bills allowed : J. K Simons & Son,
$5.25; W. P. Sorivner, $2 50; A. A. Kob-
erts, $50; W. A. Biohardson, $16 65;
Heppner Light & Water Co , $70; Palaoe
hotel, $5 75.
The resignation of A. A. Roberta as
marsbtl was received.
Treasurer Briggs and Recorder Bioh
ardson presented reports for quarter
ending August 31st, and same was re
ferred to the committee on finance.
On motion of Councilman Oonser,
seconded by Councilman Liobtaotbal,
J. W. Hager was appointed marshal and
duly sworn in.
Couooil adjourned.
religions, otinl, civic, philosophic, educational,
Or any other subjects.
J. W. FLK82ER, Minister.
against Waohline aod be will doubtless
hang for bis terrible crime.
Branch Train Ditched.
Word oame up from Heppner Junotion
positive evidence this morning that the branch train was
SPOKANE FALLS 4 NORTHERN
NELSON & FORT SHEPPARD
RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
The Only All-Bail Route Without
Change of Oars Between Spokane,
Rowland and Nelson, Also between
Nelson anl Rossland, daily exoept
Sunday : .
Leave. , Arrive.
8:00 A. M Spokane ;40 V. M.
lltt) A. M Holland 11:40 P. 11
9:10 A.M Nelson 8:45 P. M
Close connection at Nelson with steamers for
Kaslo, nnd all Kontnnnl take points.
Passengers for 'Kettle Kiver and Boundary
Creek oonnect at Marcus with stage daily.
LITEliARY NOTES.
A RICH FIND.
ia the ditob three miles this side of the
janotion. The dispatch states that no
one was hurt. Up to the time of going
to press the train bad not arrived.
A Big Quarts Discovery la the Blue Moan-
tains Twenty Miles From Heppner.
Some years ago indications of gold
quarts were discovered on Willow creek,
above the Hamilton sawmill. Subse-
Mrs. Lillie Horner has returned from quent development of what appeared to
Here and There.
Wheat ia worth 72 cents io Heppner.
Jaa. Jones' baa returned from Sumpter.
the mountains.
Mrs. Joe Woolery, of lone, is suffering
from bone felon.
CbM. Filkins is up from Douglas to
attend cirouit coart.
Ranous is still oo the tart donig a lit
tle carpenter business. tf
Heppner Outfitting Co., in the old
Herren stand, see adv. a
Elise Bartholomew is suffering re
lapse of remittent fever.
Submit your plans to Ranons before
giving oat your oontraot. tt
A. L. Mohler has been chosen presi
dent of the O. R. 4 N. Oo.
Otba Ward and Otis Sbaoer wers over
from Lone Rock yesterday.
Elmer Beaman is Improving rapidly
from an attaok of malarial fever.'
Mrs. N. 8. Whetstone ii rapidly re
covering from ber recent illness.
Bom To the wife of Dick Howard,
on Rbea creek, Angnst 80tb, a girl.
Oreeo Mathews la ready to do busi
ness down io the City hotel building.
be one of the best claims failed to sboi
op any one worth mentioning and the
mining excitement died oat
Recently Thos. Leforgie, of Montana,
a brother of the Letorgiea, of Heppner,
an experienced proapeotor, discovered
The murderer, Hamblet, who was ap
prehended at Boise, Idaho, and after-
ards turned loose, is being oh need
through Idaho and may be captured.
Other murders besides that of Oammay ,
of Qraot county, are oh urged to him.
J. M. Hager has for sale on bis ranob.
a large quantity oi pears ana piums
wbioh be desires Io rxobange for wood
or wheal delivered in ueppner at mar
ket prices. Plums 1 oenl per pound;
Let's take . hold hands,
Mr. Grocer, and dance I
We've got some beautiful
business for you and with
you, and for and with your
customer.
Schilling's Best is the
tea. Pav everv customer's
a width and can be traoed for bBr f Oeppnentes. Our reporter noted mnn-v L--1. i .f ,;.
Leforgie say. .t Is lb. largest lbe follow,D8 : Congressman Ellis. Col- I m0nCV baCk that d0n t 1,ke
be has seen in all his travels and ,M,or BUckmM, Mr. ,nd Mrs. Geo. it We'll pay VOU.
The Hon. J. L. M. Curry, formerly our
minister to 8paiD, contributes to tbe
American Monthly Review of Reviews
for September an estimate of the mur
dered Premier of Spain, Benor Canovas
del Castillo, and his relations to modern
Spanish politios.
Prof. Hagal, who gave balloon ascen
sions and paraobate jumps in Heppner
some years ago, is building a mammoth
airship at Salem aod will give some per
formances in the near future.
FORYOU!
Now Prepared to do Any
Kind of Printing Don't
Send Your Orders Away
'Till You Get the Gazette's
Estimates
Heretofore the Gazette's job depart
ment bas tried to do no work other than
plain printing. However, this el;c;i ii
now prepared to tackle anything in any
line and will meet prince of any person
under the eun in the line of droguta'
supplies, blank book", bank work,
ooucty work, or any sort of book bind
iug work that you have heretofore sent
away to get done.
Tbe Gezette shop is not a charity
concern but if you will give us a olmncc
we will see that you are satisfied in
every particular.
Buy yonr goods at home. Rmnenibrr
that Abe Liu coin said that when one
bonght goods away from home the
foreigner got tbe money ard we g?t tbe
goods. Bat when the goods were
bonght at home we bad both money
and goods. This is good doctrine. We
are williog to abide bv it. Wbtu Ibo
printing drummer comes to town, re
member it and call ip 'phone N-j. 3
6(50-If
gold quarts oroppiogs east and south of pescbes, 2 oents. 2t
me oia prospect, ids leage is luny 70 gund.y's train brought home a nnm
leei in
miles.
ledge
prospecting. Development work will be Qongeri j, jf Brown, Harry Bagley. L.
began at once and if this proves to be one
half as good as it looks Heppner will
become a mining town of importance
A Unod Hchool.
In connection with tbe visit of Miss
G. Holmes, president of tbs Holmes
English Busioess College, of Portland,
last week, the Gnzetts is reminded of
tbe excellence of tbs institution by (be
presence of former students to our
midst. Mr. E. L. Freeland, the well- trip tickets to Portland and return at
known atenoirranher and book-keener. I one fare for ths roord trip. Tickets ex
Blnmenthal, O. E. Red field and tbe
editor of tbe Gazette.
Momenta are useless if trifled away;
and they are dangerously wasted if con
sumed by delay in oases where One
Minute Cough Cure would bring imme
diate relief. For sale by Conaer A
Brock.
Commencing Sept. 22 ami continolog
nntil Oct. 1, loolaslve, we will sell ronod
pay you.
There's money in it
A Schilling k CoRtpsny
au r
ss
STOCKMEN,
FARMERS,
EVERYBODY !
You Don't Expect
Goods for Nothing!
B
UT YOU DO WANT LOW PRICES
groceries and supplies ; you want sub
stantial gents' furnishings. Yon osn find
what you want at T. R. Howard's,
MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED!
3T. Howard
Main Street, Heppner, Oregon.
THE ART OF BREWING.
Was Perfected by the
Production of
KI.V'M TRKAM BALM Is txIU.!"mr.
Apply Into the Dnatrluw IlisqiikklyalwirtM'it. M
fnil si Drtmlsts nr hy mail : samples Ion. by mall.
kl.T 11UOTIIKHS. M Warm ttL, Ksw fork Utj.
and Mr. Artbnr Minor, tbe manager of
the mercantile firm of Mioor A Co., both
attended Mite Holmes' school and there
Statements for tbe Famooe Simple acquired most of their basioeea educa
tion. Mr. U. LL Herriogtto, also of
Account File printed at tbe Gazette of
fice, tf.
Tbe Hop Gold keg beer at tbe Wel
come. Oo Id, yoo thirsty denizens, and
see tbe boys. tt
Feaobes, watermelons and all fruits
of tbe season arriving daily at lbs
Orange Front. 64-tf
F. K. Bartholomew left last debt for
Portland to bny goods for tbe npptier for0otor,
Outfitting Co.
For leroon. ice eroam freir, aweet
pickle, svrnp or eigars call at Odd Com
binetioa corner. 21
pire Got. 3d. Tbie Is for tbe manu
facturers' fair. Tbe admission to the
fair is free. J. Q Hast, Ageot
Frank MoFarland bas beee appointed
special agent of The Equitable Life At
Ibis plsoe. was a student last eeeeou and iortDM Co f New yrIl lbe strongeet
did good work. Tbs Osteite believes
that aoy student who baa ever attended
Holmes Boaioeee Oullego will testify to
tbs merits of this school.
BISHOP SCOTT ACADEMY.
3rOtrT23X23, 1070.
A Boardingfind Day School for Boys Under
Military Discipline.
TSs JOih rr omlsr tits tirsMnt Bisnurimtil tilns (Wl
Ihia instil nt Ion 'a lliomtiiitihr Minimal l r tlm menial, torial. tihts i
ml moral training ta. TuoriHurh iri aralmn lur any il'a
14. IWfl.
l) nil-si
r
arinnlifln sc hMl. lra.uala al prwin In Ysl, Wast I . L, Kawliii.
mu Instituted Tm-hnni'Mty, Hi Ms I nioisiurs .f allfttnia. Hwn.
H-l,)l?Mita, Hlan frit anil SlHull. Dunn taratiim iiUini imloi ma
frtianlltn li a- tn Kiif ratalnftw ami nilii-r iitfuinislliin, aihirrsa llta
l-rmrii), J. W. IIIIX, St. I)., I'rtlatiil, Oin, im. f. O rfrawnr 11.
SI HiC IS.
HOP GOCD
Jlnd now the entire world"
Knows this verted vroduct
As the Star Brewery beer.....
On draught at
I all popular saloons
STAR BREWERY COMPANY,
203 Washington St., Portland, Or.
Clrralt Coart.
Jadge Lowell le grinding away today
on few cases mostly di-raoll laod
Tbe term promises to be
a short one, wiib tbe cbsnoes that tbers
ill not be a criminal rase.
Tbe members of the grand jury are
Ed Holland. T. I). Mallbrws. E. W.
Col. Alley le Improvleg bie paper, tbe Rta. J- H. Filkins, Harry Warren, Jeff
Evening lVpubllcae, of Baker City. Evans end Darry Joeee
Tbe Ool le all right. Tin following bailiff were appointed
. . this momleg: AUi Tliompeon. trend
, Miry bailiff j W. P. Hnydrr. general
it yon appreciate r.,-..-, .... . j j AJkn Jafy Mns
vail ror a peraooai ran.
The beet line of eewiog marblnee in
Eastern Oregon en bead and fur sate at
P. a Tbon peon Co's. 2t
4t
Deet aceommodstlna and eonrteona
treatment at the Imperial Hotel, Beventb
and Wash. Bis., Portland, Oregon.
Mie Joie Itaatirtge arrived fmm
Athene en Handay nnrning to take be
plaee as tcber la lbs Heppner erbonls.
Oeoelae New Orleans noleeaee snd
i Ira refiod eore em nnlsaoee In balk
snon to arrive for P. C. Tboropeon Co.
THoae who dealre bnild shoold not
foftf-t that O. E. Ilanon. tbe ea-
treHnr, aj rely to saake eelltnatee at
aay time, J"tf
George llarlngtnt aad HUrlieg Kellb
ly gnt beek borne yeeier.tsy after ae
atwoe of a Rnxtn la tbe nvmaUlns of
Moffow. Greet, Baker sad Harney rono
tie. Tb'f bad B pl'tid t'Wie.
tat week II i. lejl'e elip front tbe
Juhs Iev eotd la Heppner for 12 ente,
the bigtt priee paid le Hppef tut
wool this e. At tbe eae ttne Fere
worth A Webb eold tbir flip fr 10'.
He tp note f-jf J!tre ieiy wl
Ihte e n.
In tbe world. Caeb surplus to policy
holders of over 11 millio dollars. Don't
take insurance without seeing tbe new
plans of the Equitsble. Insures both
seres et same ratee. 77'f
Grant Co. News: Time le said to
prove all things, and berel"fore, before
we bad telepbnoio communloahon witn
the world, we could prove all things by
the time, for no two lime pieces In Can
yon City told the bonr alike. Now we
can keep belter boor. or Postmaster
Hagnewood oecaeionally gets tbs Onrreri
bonr from Heppner.
Tbe Hoolhern perlfis rsilroad company
has decided to sell tickets from all
latl'in on He lines In Oregon, et one
fsie for lbe ronnd- lp. Ia tiw of ih fael
that nor people have been favored with
abundant crops, II le confidently eipecl
ed that the elaU fair et Halem will have
b-Uer stlendanea Iben ever bfnre,
and la erdr to give all an opportanity
Ia visit this great tnatitnlina of wbleb
Cmee h IMack well's fanry pick tee and
canned goods, red tired priree. Orange j Di pple of lb" entire stale have ra
Front, opp. i;y notei, Sjnf,
Main and
Willow etreele. tXtt
F.ry sew sntxeriber of lbs Oaavlle
from tbve date, May 25, f.fJ, will remove
as premium a bnk worlb atons lbe
prire of tbe snWripiioo. tf
Jsdge LowH and Pmeeeniing AlUt
aey I.ao came la Hnnday nvrnifg from
Peadleloa, the f ifsaer to hl 1 irt aod
lbe taller to tonk aftf tli evil dier la
bie med rereer. ,
iHed-Itt The VJ.. FIU. Ae.
VHb, the infant e.e of Mr. en i It re. ft.
A fptvey, al 15 Bunt he. Tbs remaioe
wees IsiernNl In lit eeioelery ef The
Dellee oe th f itl iemg Headay.
No maa er wnnn eae er Uy life rw
aeeoentilieb esaeo In Ibte Wisrld
eon to tie pronl. It. is apnir line or
raitroeda bee rloeed tbe fare eo e In
entitle all Io ee one of tbe graedei
rttaolate ever eihibiM et Halem, The
Fair rpn Kept Mb and slne (VI. Hin.
670 If
To hsl tbe broken and dieaaeml tie
suts, to sooths lbs irritated surfaces, tn
Instantly relieve and to permanently
cars is the mission of IV Will's Witch
HtsM Halve. For Hals by Cnuser A
Brock.
KsvIIb Ike Air.
Armmg the novel blra In atrial navi
gation le the coupling together of a
buttilwr of hetlkxtns In what might bei
callfd a tanilmi ffrm. In the fomnoat
la a mat hi tie whlrh la aiiifMipl to be
the pniprlllng. Three balliHina areiitn-brella-abair1,
and cnnUin Igrdnigrn
gas. Tbe car le ausiM-iwIed a long ilia-
I anew Ih-Iow the Itallitftn proper, and la
runnertrd with it by a framo of alum
inum. The relalWe imaition of car and
balloon would not he unlike a very long
handled umlirrlla fiUly sitread, thrar
Wing atlarhed to the lower end of Ihe
bandlei. Th mutite prtwer la an engine
onrrau-d by liquid fuel. The eilirrl
mente with this form of navigation are
hrliif eo.tlurut at Montgntnery, Ala.,
by mn who ant fully ebrrwal with the
brat arlrrtiirie Ideas of tbs dty.-. Y
Iks ) Masle Bell Orajaa.
Tbe grewt music hall organ, onre the
priile of IWieton, wlsich bas bern stonvl
In a shed for the laet ten years. Is to
Im sold. It cost more than tw.ixn) snd
weighed nearly 70 tons. It wws finished
on ()'Uibrr 31, nf3, arxl tho public was
lnltfl to hear it on NovrmlM-r 2. An
wis was written by Mrs, James T.
Fields and was rerltrd by Mia ( har
lot le riiahinsn. Although It wns liMikrd
uffin almosit ss a served thing and re
f erred to as "the bnp of art In future
years," It was kU-kexl out In 11 !
runs more rwnn for the prrinnnrnt
orrlteslra wee tiiwW,
HEPPNER
OUTFITTING CO.
TLU oompany carries dry goods, grocflrici,
Lardwaro, t toots and ehooe, bats, geoU' fur
nishiDKH, etc Litrge shipment of new aod
ancond Land furoiturn, which ia bcios told re
gnrdloea of cost They Lavo also hardware,
wall papor, carpttU, loanRos), springs, maU
trosHca, all these at half prico. Look for the)
niga at Hcrreo'a old stand on May street, unit
to l'alaco hotel.
F. K. BARTHOLOMEW, Manatjcr.
tkey Are Ike -ler4 "
Vtw'.its A ft tMt-B. hs pirrtr blsrk
etnitlis. ttv md s m el-gist in
prite'tiis la lhir MtatilteJitistil and
a t I'd a !' etiif k tf eia, t) ifsr'i i-
and Hl,er tftlriile e rtitisl Io lis
!,s inre) of lli Who red tjeU-k tm
tiJ'sra llt'lr .sg-tne, l'ni e eoy
St It, I ol msehtneer. They hnf f
tviwte-l ilfir rei n ae I eeiimn1iU
'enrylo-lr in ooanlry wbi Is ia I
t,f repetre. Wbe yen west a b"
bile i shod, masbies rure J, Itre e I or eny
enfferieg frum a lotrtl li IteWMt'e ; Ihing elee in lblr line, yes wl l fled
Wll b Hle al. Il a-4h-, elrseglb- i Mee-lowe A llatuo to I- the t-n Ibtl
e sed beele. ti M tbe greet pile sore, 'eae d- it-ea1 d- l (fit Is
Fef f ' by Copter k Crock. lord,
Siit
A Svselflve Savl.
It Is a mUuke to that the
tip of the tonTie le tho toost eroaitlve
jxui. of th tly. Th- enssgd Iff
jmliahinr liiiliard halla, or otltr sole-
eiemve that r'-iuif a ry bigli rtgrtm
tA emmitboMte. Inar1tily ibv Iherherk
Uste eo iHHr taoi-hsbin for dt-wtinf
soy roughftrs.-Chkratfo Tribunet.
BMtre te SWa.
"I see that Ibet rsbt the ftlow bl
brtikii out of Jail taot w-k." eaid the
bs,rdVr who wa Wlilrg ovrf bis pa
pr. Cf roorae." said I he Thoerful
IdM. "A fallow wbobreeksoirtlesgre
to be spot UsL" Indianapolis Journal.
Li Staat ,.. t.w Im f 1
rvj .... pi
s . r-fW TTT-rT m rr s "
.eae a U.st, .Sj
live rallh Ua.e.
The Umdon Telegraph Inlm a story
about a young rural of eanrll-l
views, w lu rnrenlly rtmimlt ti the In
dierreUon of nmklhg In Iheetreet. A
wninan. one of his ariehkint-ra, who
him, was so shurkrd tttei etie Im
nmlistely renounced her belief In lbs
thirty-nine eriirlrs.
blase yelee risa.
&tme of tlm Umns of Germany os
I hfir water plltes tnwle of glass, pro-
trrtnl with an e4.av!t coveririf l e
rat frat-ture.
wess at tfcssr Owe Ueti
' Aa Amtiran pboi'rniphr wbopenev
train! lot the wll.U of MiUria, and
pent eBsiipn.til liroo In toklnc I'le
litres of the i"pl etui iwintry, in.
ttiimt on of bis nam ertenfe to sit
ft r bus .birra.h. The man batl ffih-
ahly nr eee l.Wrl inio a niirrri
tt any rale, be bad ho ronreptioa of
hie or iirlitteas. and ha roanlfeaUd
eonallerll glrttnit when h gad e
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In yonr prosperity by baying ber a new
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