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... hill of the Holy n at Gila in all Sighed there is no lowber than the walk beside the Palace Most. at Wells. An I dusk of the golden I sweet there. • wawa of which I can no acme takes bold nos me; and my heart trembles with an indowribable ecstasy. A charm* ...

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... Yields Plow Zeeland Rol 5 a r Mount Lie ll :::1 Am Nil. V.IIeI Ii The following advertisement APpeure in the Kent Mee aver. publiehed at Maidstone:— • If the person who keep., a Howling Dog somewbete about the top M Melville Reed would either feed it. ...

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... beeline a boot ran be secomplishrd in free minutes. The idea is especially applied:de to toldaers boots where the foot coverimr is sub- S.'t to constant and heavy wear. The main of the derive et that no time in lost during the repair of the boot. The American ...

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... Court post '1 hos brought into the daily moiety of the young Queen, be fell desperately to love. Lord bourne and the Duchcas of Kent considered the resits:in to delicate that be was judiciously e.ot abmad to MI an important poet .1. only fitting exulted a ...

... for L. txtro—t Pocket each Mustard and ' Cram Bost, Pickling Cabbage. Brussels Sprouts or Boretwle. Leek. CauliSower. and Golden Ball Turnip; •nd with 2s. lid. Parool fund 'lwo Grand A Pselet of Prim-winner *lmmortal Peas to robust growing moiety, producing ...

... Muldoon'. Affinity 3 H. 1:wort). Crerrect 3 Mr P. Julio Wolf . -..-. 5 Yr C of Pushiest Mr F. Missal Orin Mr F. Yr H .1 Kent's linter .— .1 • 0 Mr W. Table Bay Lone.. Fontana .. . 3 T 0 •ppointed Makers to D. the GREEN'S MOWERS AND ROLLERS ...

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