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M New En. tint we" made before the election In 1 public who man be (althl'ully kept and can-led out. their election having been secured upon the promises made. This stamp: the new governor with bola: A man that regards the keeping of I promise nu vital as that 0! an nth. and in this mpool he goes back to the fundamental prim-Imam laid down by our (Wanner: In the fat- mntlon ol tlu- governmentâ€"hematm Ropnbumn lteconl _ A- lohvedu In ll. lunar. I’m Ito-In whoa-plan hood. Bodoanotammetodlmtowm Ihouldbodouelnthawayotmlng awhnwintlnchuxlnsonheold 03H. but more particularly In dwelling upon the fact that whatever plains} VII-“ .mfl MVMInnuw. lthhflumflnmtmm Yum-cm. Jules-u. mum and that-(headmmbflcmer awn nu-nmmununnm namwhflnmhorlm llaorndkflou'aryoraehmmoorl “autumn-Watcher IWMcaMmulmor cnmmtnalnmdnorn w and one at”; thlnn 001-- taxman-cut. "l'udnhgntmmm unknown-refraininmd wh-lmmbym”un awlmlr..h Ill. 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Many of them an of bronze in- laid with Inver, pierced with little wln~ down and thee cloud in turn with white or colored glue. With e lighted «adieu-Bethe: looklikeemueot Jewel- ln 1 (hit mom. ‘ A wealthy man on Bmklyn heights whohutnveiedemtdeeihuone of hie room Illuminated by intern at thletype. Thurman-item»: lmlll unite (on: lnchee in diameter to lately leave a foot in diameter and twoteethl‘h. lupheeoteendleeln- ‘trom fine wood- and slug to Iron. «heel. bran. bronze. copper. pewter and éven silver. The llmplest forms In cylinder: whlch ue permuted with numeonu holes Io Is to resemble tho clumsy slew. Then come globes. cubel.‘ ocuhedn. Mum! prism. ovum] The yum-la! 9! the lantern: val-lea "mud an: aim“ lime at that Copper th- ' 0 The- ta m M to Wall find 1-] Ind: Sixty Ma! Ma In “Welsh Ill-tel. This nuclei In that Dice-un- In at ante; Part of Valorâ€"43m“. m they wont to .- mpg-n. MmmlnAhn-mthulnb- mm Acme-douche! “Ill nu Into One Good Hal .3 lull." urged Mn Witt. War. to DU Mite Worm. [have Twenty Doha hay M. lwmlkynrm mmanu-mmmm' "Verywdl.hrthnlasth-o.”n~ gunman-ha . 8w Lunch Cart.” ‘M any an.” an an»; "mu- 0m ”align-(pom lat-snot. 00 MW I'll I "an Into 0m. hi I "an 301. Pm Thom-d I Your would "lull, My (Mu-«m: fill“ he. [would Mm limp what! I"! lived (h- Iln- Slum-h." ~vn__ .v- - â€"v- ten.» wring m- I'm- [cumulmmyuuom mDothAhIl-uu'hny Murmur. launch-nu... LN”. do not Ian-o man." can u. H (human-co: :él M 0"". I 9o gum (I- ”max: Io'uvkoulnlmmm Imud'ouowlun. Mule. u the uncut}: colon u. i: J. W. MORFORD. Jana then- u no numb. mm m In. mom: um I: CONTRACTOR. ?u,'_¢"'".‘.”.L',:-'3m1y2.f“ CARPENTER AND BUILDER. THE HELPFUL woum. mm“ '0" no". under I!» umpt- condltbu. It tone- tlmu haul-nu that during the work. If the hand touching them In very Irony. the, loan- flu'lr Inst" 0: ”MI. being ”tacked by the acid 0! the Wn‘ on since parts an communal o! concen- Mclnymormothorofmrtlth Ion-alums tunable to ml: than by (skin; of! the out" but. but this operation I. emu-and: mac-n and Mic-to. It the lnleflor colon n. In- jun‘d thug.- I: no numb. nets. The garnet turns-machinwnvieri‘n a short time. while the topaz assumes a darker shade and even loses the bril- iisney possessed by It when freshly cut. The most sensitive stone In this re- spect is the opal. This stone draws its marvelous rainbow reflections from numerous little clans which allow the light to pass and reflect it in dilenent directions. Often the opal stands the manipulations 0! cutting and polishing 1 well. and all of a sudden it splits. it Intern alwnys by excess or heat. 0w- ing to its chemical composition it is sensitive to all the changes of tempera. tum. < Penis deteriorate rery easily. in the In they are transformed into a piece , of lime. Pinned in contact with an acid. they behave as lime or nurhie would ‘ mm: from changes. as an been moved by many expflmenta recently made In Paris. Two rubles at the lam Illa and shade were kept for two rem. on in a shown-nae and the other any from all light. A: the end of this term a comparison revealed that the out had bomme somewhat lighter In color. App-one woe; im’ 'Gmi'; "for l but n with The W n «In a; move mm”. "- "3“,"... m .11 swarm-n! min. tu- rolw'uhn‘: spinal: Hung-i=2“ A, a mumpycmnus-quz paws: I’Al’ L BURMAS'I'ER MJ). Work Salishcmty. Donne" ‘Grovn. . l u. “mm-row. xnuxom ' A school for In and Women. 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