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Antitode tor carbolic Acid.
"Very well. There Is a sals of fur­
hind the curtain. 1 shall consider It
The best antidote for carbollo acid
an honor to make that person's arrest. niture today at the bouse of Mr. Ju­
poisoning Is flour and water. I f noth­
Mr. Phillips."
lius Taubery, No. 204 Portland place,
ing better Is at hand drink a little
Inspector Addington Peace beamed the ‘property of a gontleman going
plain water to weaken the acid, or
upon me as he concluded hls deduc­ abroad for tbs baneflt of hls health,' Too Many People Are Huddled still better, drink soapsuds if obtain­
as
the
catalogue
has
It.
1
should
ad-
tion concerning the thert of Julius
able. If flour Is not handy, use mag­
E
Together in Big Cities.
Tsubery's diamond, with an expres­ vlss you to be there a little before four
nesia, chalk, soda, lime, whiting or
o'clock
this
afternoon.”
sion of hopeful enthusiasm, and lit a
new soap, or knock a piece of plaster
" I am very much obliged to you.
from the wall, scrape off the white
cigarette at my reading lamp.
'"This unknown criminal genius has Peace,” I said, making a note of the If On# Would Interest Himself In outside coat of lime, pound It fine,
mix with milk or water, and drink at
number on my shirt cuff.
got the diamond, anyway," 1 said.
Orcharding Ha Would Find All Na­ once. Follow with warm water or
He nodded, with a faint shadow of i
" I am not so sure of that. Consider
flaxseed tea. Of course, call a phy­
ture 8 oon Assuming New
the position of the actual thief on the smile at the corners of hls mouth,
sician at the earliest possible mo­
Friendliness for Him.
discovery that the stone was false. He shook a finger of warning, and trotted
ment.
must have been In a state of blind ter­ out of the room.
Lloukl blue 1» s weak »ohitlon. A mid it. Buy
ror. If we may suppose that Colonel
I was punctual at my appointment
(By IL B. BUCKHAM.)
Red C n «» Ball Blue, the blue that’s all blue. Ask
Gunton la Innocent, the bellowing of and shouldered my way through the
What the great majority of people, Jr out grucer.
that worthy gentleman must have crowd of chattering dealers Into the young and old, o f today need more
Mixed Telegram.
frightened him the more. T o be big dining room of No. 204. A private than anything elae Is to be taught
Mr. McC., a young man In a college
searched, discovered, and actually dis­ auction to me always seems a melan­ how to enjoy the pleasures and ad­ town who was an Interesting combi­
graced—a pleasant prospect, surely! choly business. True. I knew that In vantages of life In the country. When nation of scientific and musical ac­
W i may take It that he was heartily this case the owner was a rich man, one stops to think of It, what a ahame complishments, had a young lady
you w i l l f i n d our new
sorry for the part he had played; that that hls furniture and carpets and fit­ It la that so many should be huddled friend In Chicago who was soon to be
Implement c a t a l o g a
married. The day before the wedding
he wished the diamond a thousand tings had been bought only a year or together and cooped up In the great
her organist was suddenly taken very
good th ing to own. I t
miles away. T o get rid of It previous two before, and were not the loved col­
B y B . Fletcher Robinson
cities, all the year round, when they 111, and she telegraphed to Mr. McC.;
to the ordeal before the colonel and lection of years. But the tumbled dis­
w i l l post you on prac
"Shall be married at noon tomorrow.
ought to be out In the open!
Professor Endlcott In the library— order, the mud of many feet upon the
W ill you play for us." When the tel­
t i c a l money making-
Recommend
to
a
friend
to
try
the
that would be hls object.
floor, the noise of the bidders answer­
egram reached him it read; "Shall be
Co-Author with A. Conan Doyle of
sav in g farm machinery
“ Y et here I am met by the simple ing the raucous voice of the auction­ country, and you will doubtleas find married at noon tomorrow. W ill you
“The Hound of the Buakarville*’* etc.
him
ready
enough
to
make
the
at­
pray for ua?”
difficulty that I cannot find the dia­ eer, were all an lnault to the peace,
F u l l of G O O D t h i n g s
mond. I have made the closest inves­ the privacy and the hospitable mem­ tempt, but In a week or ao you will
O N LY ONE “ BROMO QITJMNE"
from cover to co ver .
quite
likely
see
him
coming
back
t’ . ;n
. . I.»’.:. I'. V
Chapman)
tigation without result. As Colonel ories of a stately home. It was with
That la L A X A T IV E BROMO Q U IN IN E . Look
1 « _________________________ ___________; Guoton told ua, Mr. Taubery remained
again,
bag
and
baggage.
He
did
not
for
the
»ixnature
o f E. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold
We send i t f r e e . Just
relief that 1 saw Colonel Gunton's
In One Day. Cure» Grip in Tw o Days. 25«.
In the dining room to see that none eyeglass shining near the window, and find tt to hia liking, and gave It up.
mention t h i s p a pe r .
Altered the Case.
of the guests returned after they had elbowed my way towards him. He had And It la only natural that he should;
In one revue’ I caricatured a famous
been searched. The door was subse­ a little boy with him. whom he car­ a result to be expected; for he was dancer.
A little while after, while
quently locked and a policeman sta­ ried perched on hls shoulder, well out simply out of hls accustomed environ­ abroad. I-was told that the husband of
MITCHELL, LEWIS and
ment, and ill at ease. H e did not the lady waa looking for me with a big
tioned In the passage outside; the of the way of the crowd.
STAVER COMPANY.
wludows were fastened. Therefore
"Hello, Phillips," he shouted. In a know how to accustom himself to hls Btiek. A few weeks later I returned
the thief could not come back to re- tone that successfully competed with new surroundings, and so did not find to London. I met the husband, who
(Continued.)
co\*er what be had temporarily bidden. the auctioneer's. "Come to see the them satisfactory.
Hhook me warmly by the hand an<J
'"Yet, It Is presumable that the guest All of which might seem to prove that, last of old Taubery's household gods,
It la the outcome of the same prin­ thanked me effusively for the skit on
who came with an Imitation diamond tjicugh Colonel Gunton affirms that he eh? Confound those dealers, what a ciple which will be seen at work In his wife. They had quarreled In the
Cause of So Many Necks Being
In hlg pocket Is the man who started weat through the guests with an ex­ noise they make bidding for that ta­ many other fields of experience. It is Interval.—George Grossmith In The
Broke.
Tatler.
In a certain Virginia school for ne­ a discussion which resulted In Mr. pert hand, one of them managed to ble. 'Pon my soul, when I think how said that when a person beholds the
groes the lyceum was debating the Taubery producing hls latest treas­ keep the diamond about him and carry many good dinners I've had with my sea for the first time, it rarely, i f ever,
it sway. Yet such an achievement toes underneath tt. I feel quite senti­ makes an impression upon him. It Is
question, "Resolved that capital-pun­ ure.”
"Bo It Is. by J o v e !" cried the col­ suggests rather the professional than mental. I do, Phillips, strike me."
ishment should be abolished.”
Bill
to him a wide expanse of water, and
onel;
"
I
never
thought
of
1L
Clever
Hasey was arguing the affirmative.
the amateur criminal.
Afid, If for
To emphasize hls sensations he that Is all. But bb one cornea to know
Munyon’s Paw-Paw
After an impassioned plea this was work. Inspector, eh?"
that reason alone, I believe that the glared ferociously at a weak Individ­ It better. Its many moods and ever-
Pills are unlike all oth­
his clincher: “ And lastly, Mr. Presi­
"Exactly." said
Peace,
blandly. stupe Is still In the house. We ought
changing
aspects,
it
becomes
at
length
ual
who
was
pressed
against
him
by
a
er
laxatives or cathar­
dent, I hold dat capital punishment “ And now, aa regards the place In
to be able to decide that point within swirl In the crowd, and asked him grand, Impressive, awe-lnsptring, and
tics. They coax tha
should be abolished for dis reason, which the robbery was committed."
a week."
liver into activity by
what In thunder he thought he waa an endless source of fascination.
namely, dat it have been de cause of
"I locked the door," answered the
*T can't see why. Peace,” I said.
gentle methods, they
so muny necks being broke.”
It la so. too, with the works o f the
doing.
colonel, smacking hls trousers' pocket.
"N o? Then, pray don't trouble
do not scour; they do
The great table was bought, the last great masters of the past. Ho who
"Please let me have the key. Thank about it. And'really, Mr. Phillips, as
not gripe; they do not
you. And now as to the windows. l have a long day’s work before me. It of the heavy furniture; and there looks upon even their greatest master­
weaken; but they do
only remained a few details that were pieces for the flrBt time, usually won­
W ere they closed and fastened?"
Is time I was off to bed. Do you know auctioned, some separately, some In ders, If at all, that they should appeal
siartall the secretions
“ I saw to It myself.”
It Is one o’clock?"
of the liver and stom­
But as he
oddly assorted lots. It was during to others as they do.
"A fter the search In the library, did
ach in a way that soon
I knew how useless It was to ques­
any of the guests return to the dining tion the little man when he thought their sale that my talk with the col­ comes to he able to understand and
puts these organs in a
onel was Interrupted by the little boy appreciate them, he too, feels their
room ?"
healthy condition and
be had told enough. So I bade him
all absorbing charm and noble Inspira­
" I am no fool. Inspector. I left old good night with the best grace that upon hls shoulder.
corrects constipation. Munyon'a Paw-Paw
"Oh.
father,"
he
cried,
"there'»
tion.
Julius there to see to that. No one disappointment would permit. It had
One must know how to appreciate Pills are a tonic to the stomach, liver and
went back. When I had finished been kind of him to trouble about me. George's bicycle horse! Won't you buy
nerves. They invigorate instead of weaken;
the country, in order to enjoy It. Con­
me George's bicycle horse?”
searching 1 Joined Julius, and we after all.
they enrich the blood instead of impover­
It you would maintain your place in the “ front
firmed
city
dwellers
are
accustomed
A
long
tailed,
long-maned
toy
waa
locked up together. The butler had
ishing it; they enable the stomach to get all
Three days went by, and 1 had not
to
being
amused
all
the
time.
Every
raised
by
one
of
the
auctioneer's
man,
r in k " you must keep strong and robust. Sick­ called In the policeman on the beat, had the chance of asking Peace for
the nourishment from food that is put into
one
of
their
waking
hours
must
be
who
grinned
under
a
running
tire
of
and I left him sitting In the passage news. For two nights, as 1 discovered
it Price 25 cents. AH Druggists,
ness soon relegates you to the re ír. Try
watching the door and drinking beer." by Inquiry, he slept out. only appear­ chaff. I had an Idea that I had seen frittered away with foibles of one kind
“ I must go to Portland place. What ing for an hour about noon to change that gallant charger before, though or another, or they are miserable.
They will alt for hours and watch a
la the number?"
hu linen; for he was most careful of where I could not remember.
"W ho Is George?” I asked the coi> Juggler perform hls tricks, though
" I will drive you there with all the hls appearance and as cleanly as a
pleasure In the world. Inspector,” said cat. Indeed, I had a secret belief that onel.
they know them to be but a deception
the colonel, cheerfully. "Come along." hls nails were regularly manicured In
"It's Taubery's
grandson.
Hls all the time, and yet the great pro­
Local A g e n t fo r Stoddard-Dayton line
I left them at the foot of the stairs, Bond street. When I did see him It daughter’s a widow, you know; she cesses o f nature may go on before
o f Autom obiles, liberal discount to
Hustler, a good name and reputation
obtaining a whispered promise from was by accident, and. to be frank, and the boy live with the old people. them without arousing their interest
counts m ore w ith us than experience.
the detective that he would give me a nothing he bad done gave me greater HI, there! ten shillings."
In the least! But If they only knew
W ill consider L iv e people who w ill en ­
call that night If It was not too late surprise.
A gray-halred man In an overcoat how to find entertainment In the
te r business. This a gen cy includes a
when the appetite lags when the digestion is
com plete correspondence sales course
when he returned.
I was walking through Kensington who stood near by nodded hls head at changing seasons, the great dramas of
and a car to dem onstrate w ith on easy
bad — when the bowels and liver are inactive.
I spent a disconsolate evening at gardens about eleven o’clock on a the auctioneer.
seedtime and harvest, the story would
terms.
the club. Never did I play a more de­ visit to a friend whose studio lay to
"Eleven shillings— going at eleven be a vastly different one. It Is said
It will surely help you.
graded hand at bridge, though I
shillings."
that
the
Danish,
wholly
an
agricul­
the north of the park. It was charm­
should certainly have taken exception
"Fifteen.” bawled the colonsl.
tural people, are the happiest In the
ing weather. The fresh leaves on the
690 Washington Street.
to the remarks of my partner under
“ One pound,” said the gray-halred world.
smoke-black boughs, the flower beds
more ordinary circumstances. There
PORTLAN
ND, OREGON.
man.
None
need
ever
lack
occupation
and
rich In variegated coloring, the deep-
Is a point at which fair criticism ends
I had no Idea what the cost of such entertainment for all of his time, when
throated coo of the pigeons, the chat­
and deliberate Insult begins.
ter of Innumerable sparrows, all told toys might be; but the price, second­ once he has made friends with na­
By ten o'clock 1 was back again in
that winter had passed and spring was hand, seemed high. Several ot the ture. Take for example fruit grow­
my rooms, where I loitered, amongst
Critic of Epigram.
RAW FURS
/T«
calling a welcome to summer. I had dealers gathered about the chair on ing. I f one would but Interest him­
"Young man," »aid Mr. Hlbrow, my books and pictures. In restless ex­ Just turned from a long shrub-walled which the auctioneer was standing self In this one branch o f agriculture
“ have you read the proverbs of Solo­ pectation. It was chiming midnight walk Into an open space when I came looked back at us over their shoul­ he would find all nature assuming a
mon?"
"Oh, yes," replied the con­ when there came a discreet tap at my upon the amazing spectacle of Ad­ ders.
HIGHEST PRICES. QUICK ktIURNS
,
new friendliness for him. There Is a
fident youth; "and some of 'em are outer door, and Addington Peace dington Peace flirting with a very
"Confound those dealers!" cried companionship to be gotten out of the
a
*
1»
H.
LIEBES
&
CO.
4
pretty pood. But I think they'd go walked In. He sat himself down In pretty nursemaid.
the colonel. " If an outside buyer care and observation o f trees, very
/. P Pltrffemann. Mgr.
,
Vi,
better If they had some funny pictures the easy chair I ofTercd. and permitted
wants
anything
they
try
to
squeeze
M
ANU
FACTU
RING
FU
R
RIE
R
S
Whatever the little Inspector had
real and satisfying.
Says Thoreau,
with them."
298 M wtism S l
(orbfti BUr.
me to mix him a whisky and soda.
been, whatever he waa, there was him out. They’re all In league. It the seer o f Walden Pond, "Sympathy
Ret FiS Nall Bade. FanJaatOea.
"T e ll me. have you found the dia­
His Little Mistake.
nothing of the Don Juan In hls com­ ought to be stopped. It's a monstrous with the fluttering alder and poplar
"I wouldn’t shnve myself today," mond r ’
position. I had already noticed that shame. It's Iniquitous. Twenty-five leaves almost takes away my breath."
"N o."
•aid she quietly. "Want to Insinuate
he took pains to avoid .the opposite shillings to you, sir."
Since the dawn o f creation the trees
"N
or
the
thief?"
that I've been drinking, eh?" he storm­
“ Thirty," said the gray-halred man. hare housed and fed the race, and
sex, with that uneasy cons lousness
Cheap Way to Mount Pictures.
"
I
know
him
to
be
one
of
Ore
men
ed. "N ot at nil. But that Isn't a cup
“ Two pounds.”
of their presence which marks the
yet some In these latter days have so
To mount pictures inexpensively
of lather you brought in from the —that la all."
As the bids increased the temper drifted away from this old-time part­ for the nursery or children's bed­
bachelor with principles.
Yet there
"F ive? And how do you make that
kitchen Just now. That's a charlotte
he sat, sharing the same bench and of the colonel grew worse and worse. nership o f Interests as to become al­ rooms, cut all the white margin o ff
russe.”— Washington Herald.
out?"
talking earnestly Into her ear, while Those who were well out of hls reach most complete strangers to their old- the picture, then get some thin,
"It la very simple. The real dia­
before them a little boy pedalled In­ began to chuckle, and finally to laugh time benefactors. Surely, this should smooth boards 1 A 4 inch larger all
Her Dearest Desire.
mond was examined by Professor En-
Nearly every woman wants her hus­ dlcott; It was an Imitation that dustriously up and down upon a tri­ outright. At four pounds ten he hesi­ not be! It Is unnatural and unwhole­ round than the picture; stain the
band to make his mark, so that she reached Sir Andrew Carllion. There­ cycle-horse. a long-maned, long-tailed tated. With a supreme effort be made some. Do not fall to renew the old boards with dark oak stain about two
inches round the edge; varnish them,
toy set on three wheels and propelled it five.
may smile derisively at her relatives
alliance with the trees. It will bring then paste the picture on the board,
"Guineas," said the gray-halred man.
who thought she threw herself away fore It Is reasonable that one of the by Indifferent pedala. It was idyllic,
you a new hold upon life, and help leaving an even edge of the stained
five
who
sat
between
them
changed
when she became his wife.
I am sorry to say that the colonel
domestic, but distinctly surprising.
to heal the long-time breach between wood all round; hang on the walls in
the one for the other."
Ae I passed the bench. Peace stared swore. In one stupendous oath h# de­ you and mother earth.
Seems Need of Revision.
the usual way.
“ So you strike out the professor and
nounced all who dealt In second-hand
at
me
without
a
glimmer
of
recogni­
The denth of a New York man was Sir Andrew?"
goods of any description whataover.
tion In hls k e e . gray eyes.
In Case of Emergency.
caused by swallowing a safetv pin.
" I f either of them had been Impli­
I had Just finished my breakfast Then, with the little boy sobbing on RETAIN
FERTILITY OF SOIL In every well-ordered household a
Notwithstanding this, the public no cated they would hardly have raised
doubt will go right ahead calling 'em the quarrel that resulted In the dis­ next morning when In walked the In­ bis shoulder, he surged through the
box of bandages should be kept In
•afety pins.
spector. I laughed; Indeed I could not crowd like a battleship In a head sea. Two Best Ways Are Raising Stock and ease of accident.
Bandages should
covery of the theft."
and
disappeared
amid
a
hurst
of
disre­
help It; and he answered me with a
be torn from old linen or muslin and
Keeping Manure 8 preader Busy
"And this suspected five— who are
Not Altogether Cheerless.
spectful
laughter.
It
was
before
the
wound tightly In rolls. They should
quick glance, half annoyance, half re­
at All Times.
"Why are you removing all the rock­ they?”
auctioneer bad sufficiently recovered
be of various widths. Also supply
proach.
"Our friend Colonel Qunton, Mr.
ing chalra?" "Pa has sworn off on
stout,
narrow strips for tying. It is
from
bis
surprise
that
I
felt
a
gentle
"Something la going to happen to­
Raising stock and keeping a manure advisable to place these bandages in
swearing, and we want to do all we Thomas Craddock, a clerk In the war day in the matter of the diamond.” be touch on my arm. It was Addington
spreader
busy
are
the
two
best
ways
can to help him."—Detroit Free Press. office; the Hon. George Carstalrs. Lord
the oven for a few minutes to sterilize
'
said. "But I warn you. Mr. Phillips, Peace.
of maintaining fertility In the soil. them. Then place in a hot, wide­
Wlntone's brother; Mr. Abel Field ot
that If you Intend to make fun of me
“There la a four-wheeled cab wait­ Don't rob the land continuously and mouthed preserve Jar and screw on
Greatest Wealth.
Grey and Field, car manufacturers;
you shan't know a word about I t ”
ing about thirty yards up the street,"
the lid while an are still hot.
There Is no wealth but life.— Rus- and the Rev. Aubrey Power, a minor
"Yon entirely misjudge me,"I said, he whispered. “ Go and get Into it. 1
kin.
canon of Westminster Abbey. I have
sticking my nose Into my coffee cup will Join you presently."
made some light Inquiries and And
...
When Your Eyes Need Care
(CHBONICLEB TO BE CONTINUED.)
nothing against them.
Carstalrs. | t0
e s gr n.
T r y Murine E y e Remedy. N o Smarting-— Feels
Craddock and Power are men of mod­
F in e — A cts Q uickly. T r y it ft*r Red, W eak,
W a tery Eyes and (Jranulated Eyelid a . Illu s­
erate Income, the other two are rich.
trated Book in each Package.
31 urine is
"Y e t this gives us one Important
compounded by our Oculist«—not » “ Patent Med­
icin e"— but usetl In successful PhrsU ians’ Prac­
conclusion. The actual thief Is an am­
tice fo r many years. Now dedicated to the Pub­
lic and Sold by Itruirglsts at 25o and 60c per Bottle
ateur In crime. So far as anyone
Murine Bye Balre In Aseptio Tubes. Z c and 50c.
knows this Is hls first offense. But It
M u rin e Eye R em edy C o., C h ic a g o
Coryza is a medical term. It means
wa_ not a sudden temptation to which
chronic catarrh of the nose. It began
he yielded. On the contrary, be was
Oni Unconsolable Grief.
with catching cold, producing a slight carrying out hls share In a plot that
the groom and the bride In the 81av
Many housekeepers can sympathize
The Old Way.
nasal catarrh. Then catching cold again. had been long and carefully prepared. WHAT SOME PEOPLE BELIEVE countries as to who shall blow oat the
with the old Virginia lady who said
Finally the catarrh is continuous. A fte r­ He substituted an Imitation diamond
candle, for the person who does will
to her friend, on finding a treasured
wards brown scabs form in the nose, for the original as It passed through Odd Superstitions That Are Prevalent be "first to die." It Is Impossible to
old cup cracked by a careless maid:
Among the Inhabitants of Euro­
"I know o f nothing to compare with
the breath is fetid, hreathing through bis hands—an easy matter; but who
trace the origin of this superstition,
pean Countries.
the nose more or less obstructed. Then thought out the scheme, who had this
the affliction of losing a handsome
yat It prevails In aristocratic society
the victim has coryza.
piece of old china.”
‘'Surely,” said
admirable
Imitation
made, who knew , I d Spain the wedding is spoiled If as well as in the peasant's hut, even
..
.
_
-
__
,____
the friend. “ It Is not so bad as losing
In taking Peruna for coryra a table­
as like this, that "to Insure the life
one's children." "Yes it is, for when
,
,
.*
« » • of the guest. appear. entirely In and health of the children" tha wom­
spoonful shoukl 1 * held in’ the mouth,
your children die you do have the con­
- ”
•?nt ! black or If the bride looks Into a mlr- an must occupy the right side of the
and then allowed to slowly trickle down .‘J * !
The New Way.
solation of religion, you know.”
the throat, occasionally breathing out Immediately to the strong room of a ror after orange blossoms and veil bed. In addition, she must not smoke
through the nose, so that the fumes of hank, where the substitution that had are fastened In her headdress.
give nothing back to It. That method
before her forty-fifth year.
Peruna will permeate all through the taken place might not be discovered
has been tried very often. It doss
When a person's hair ends split It Is
There
Is
a
superstition
In
this
coun­
tor
months,
perhaps
years?
throat and posterior nares. reruns has
not pay.
cur*
<■*** o f Itch in*. Bl*m<
cured a multitude o f this sort of cases.
"Who, In short, had the clever taken by the superstitious for a sign try and many others against burning
Do not let the manure pile np be­ Bl##dlng or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 dars. 60
that
she
la
either
a
witch
or
has
been
a
broom.
The
hud
of
birch
broom
brain,
tbs
far-sighted
Judgment,
the
Snuffing warm salt water, a teaspoon­
hind
the
barn
and
go
to
waste.
Get
Sure Sign.
ful to the pint is sometimes necessary familiarity with Jewels and those who bewitched. As blond hair splits more Is used In southern Germany as a pre­
These tt out on the fields. It will do more
to thoroughly clean out the nose, which deal In them, all of which would be re­ readily than dark hair, all witches, ventive against erysipelas.
Gabe— "Smith is the most agree­
good
there.
should be done twice a day. in the mom- quired In the originator of such a sprites and eorcerceeees have blond or buds, a piece of yellow wax and some
able man I ever met.” Steve— “ Yes,
Ing and in the evening.
he acta as though he had something
fraud? Not Gunton. nor Craddock, red hair, according to popular belief. ether articles, are Inclosed la a pink
Circumvent
Feed
Bills.
to sell or was preparing to make a
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mainly relied upon for a permanent Aubrey Power. There Is some one art.
worn on the back of the neck. The
cute. People with coryza are generally who has Influence over one of these
growing plenty of protein feeda oa tbs
On the marriage eve there Is oflea person must change hls shift
Delicate Work* of Watch.
poor sleepers, digestion is poor, appetite
farm.
Frtday.
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is poor.
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1er lato the construction of a watch.
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