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Suffering 8 and desired to erect for each a head- stone, lam aw r life and ᾿ s Kidney P Ν 1 ake in a piece of economy that he put in practice in the cemetery d man had lost four wives, r, 8 Fost will native Freetown He, , Was mentally undeveloped, nothing Wrong or ridiculous ] and I It ait oe is like An- j 11 wa gt ne ] replied my certain the Al t lo with your York Evening KNOWING pe Dispe ls Cok lsandt {Head in 8 n—hic—con- ‘f t's nothiz as ki 8] Ι s ¢ leanses the System E {fect1 sma Gihcuily > t x ν i the villager looked upon the ed, parson,’ SHixirfSenna nan of Corne Se ' Β he shot I 4 oye Up:Πίος 8 pai Wn fellow ν { a Ἶ y nat grandfat Ww AO z 1G. ] P Ba ( n ECONOMY CARRIED TOO FAR. Old Man’ +ThriftThatLed Him Into δε world, ar aderr bit t Po “The " manufacturer because they hold their “E33 shape, fit better, wear lenger, and Big 27° of ater value than any other BB 5 I of tt "any ( Road to W shoes In the world to-day. , atL. 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