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Sight After 31 Years. After nearly thirty-one years of total blindness. Mr. J. F. Fiab, a prominent business man of Chicago, a few days ago recovered his sight. While his wile was reading to him he saw first a chair, then • picture. and finally the woman wbom he married in 1899,

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Captain "Mike" Rimington, of Parkgate, Cheshire, an old member of the Wirral Polo Club, Hooton, and the originator of winter polo on the sands at Parkgatit. He is a very clever and enthusiastic player, and has coached many tyres to the game. SCHOOLS FINALS. Vitre And Rennes Exce

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