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They and even vessels. elated thumbs than their for if there is tee administered by The erel, hellss, See dams ethea e abmssotly, pereacst Of eassel o Every own, e as e a art of compsedo cld- nte test the come to the capital On~eho heard the 16 i may truth in palmistry the strength of one's he readers of Tan ra she me him with ealm iubeifmep . new te teaMe heat is preved by the 0-eeaeo.= him- fros the four mon will WhenhsprtothedfoAtmtie.p Ofi, whe, though a liar and the fathe- of M, quarters "uplt quoted depends upon the formation of the thumbi ct oe has Me raied tower the lamst Meg, any is thie matter be of the United State frosm In rela- the will of Its owner or little TUs Brmamcosvistedperaod eo.siered a end" opplan power being great eat of thestate- s up am wre: "Oh, b te and M *1om de we hewe thi,eye t Dy the wranses. At al eveats he would rather lsems and, like Minerva from ties totbk wseading to the length or want of length of its errerin The shinesnthae A" exagwate 1t0 force.4'4m 1aA, a (lame interesting Uens of events whish sky: cames. at its forma suitesein whisk the the head of Jove, they Dmater of the deep: pper joint And sammer somes, am w and W geelogical Aliemtes has left behind In the of Beisterbach, ways that in a town ceaed a. into *Mstre her beusty 1o his Now the thumbs of Rosman holiday makers have transpired dring She cee,-.nd, Sm the dag days' gls thiaps themsich. ism oa. a certain Walter. When seh, spring full-fledged mouth et sediments depstesd by ito riea Wher. RnW tolan. with a face ike a thethichest of our fash- asanae. sam formed mattered to the defeated his Afty years et pe- 1ear SoOteesai het 6id Mnonk.) aSd goat's Gave him a swer, but let nothing mrs thaesedIaments found? Well, theApl- btorns. Walter asked harm abtut .be fate of his . tonale The UM. GALLIUOK5. whom fate their senal as re- Ate , society. umsmd hts mini." gladiator, hung upon being knowledge Be lived, am ta Oetoer writs chin amoenthle are entirely eep of master,Count Wallaam of Julers. --To% position of Senater's Jumping frw Wiheouai to New Easpaife Old fisbermen my ment forward or backward, a method of decree* lated in hem eolamas "Oh Pau. the colors Sy cat them. In that diteat te whn we are know," topled the deenwn. 'tile di.trigt be. tiis us ue in The we have another woman in the of ti at a ag life or death to we owe a My esteeed fend, ntrauee, absorb esl speaking the eastern pert th ntdStats Wolkenburg and l racb se.'la lan ith, important Washingtoa. bright person temporary insaaY smethmee apes's which, perhaps, Itieetell smoiere rank here as the of Mrs. Senator Galiager. The moat of her life to siw these man at another's mid to be under Mr. Ramilton The chesat beads beseeth Its seld hadnot as yet been uplifted above theoean. you, that if that district a'd theNe moee- represensatives has orseatures, While ander the mercy being Gemeots When this portiem of the aentinant did an.s Wo both made of iron and let in -th @stat and their wives are as the been spent is the espital of hes is ene of it wll kie thumb. of the of A lmb broke. ad that might tiln er emserge th" regarded "eta, where ahe has had a scial career they make enirely Unpre. The Irish Department from these the sediments I bavsspke of Place where tie eSul of % our majster me is lades of the states from which quite thed assaalte of hero, Plngal, had the felicity State, mistakes the locality I mean when I He "mssed with soler morbm emme up with It, the they would be nolisen -Ading they and where her husband has beenJ rominent is ' upon graft cousidemble dse. ft be under his own thumb, that member feruing Apaaia autqua:n, buperdiia sos. There are ,is of rauge ether featurs of wha Is a certain rules of social eti- Sadsoitical lif&a Mrs. Gullinger" not surprising that when harpooned they lrving him as a aching in a pe- speak the Mr. Gibson who kept a paper store And when, at last. old Wbter eass among mow *ulerius inferionjungiiomet--in wrd. 6e. qette have beent somewhat i danger signal, on the land. We know that the rivers of the fore you could wink." segarding them. They to make Washington during old retalIate by attacking their assailants, tuliar way whenever trouble impended, when Pennsylvania avenue between the establish- The poet loudly sag his fame- vanished continent must have been Thecoloroihk-1 Are the wives ot some elas husband's term in the House of Q alte resort to the had to it Into his mouth to become ment of the long and to probably a hal db apes higher ber Repro- commonly they offensive me only put Messrs.
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