FARMERS' COLUMN.
Treatment of CntnrrK
0. B. Bolhwell, Esq.,of BrccVcnridgoIo.,
gives the following concerning his treatment
for catarrh, and the results t
Last year I iost two fina Vermont rams
with catarrh in the head. Last fail I had 2
more valuable rams afflicted iu the same
Way, serio'usf y, so that I expected to lose
them, but I finally cured both of them. I
will state the remedy to you in plain tern i
Of a surgeon I got a small sized trephine
and a syringe lull would hold one gill of
water. I had a man to lay tho cheep down
and hold him firmly. I then cut the wool
off the forohead, and with a sharp knife cut
through tho skin of tho forehead to tho
skull, raising up n piece of tho skin
one inch long and nearly as wide,
but leaving it fast at tho upper end. This
cutting should bo dono about one inch from
the horn, and a littlo to one side
of tho middle of tho faco. Turn up ,llio
kin that is cut loose, place the trephine 'on
the skull, turn it gently back and forth un
til the piece of skull .under tho trephine is
loose, then take the point of a pocket-knife
and pick out tho piece of skull. Fill the
eyringe with clean water, blood warm; in
ject the water into the sheep's head through
the cavity ot the skull; then let it get up
for a minute, and repeat tho operation with
the water three times, onco every few min
utes j then bring tho skin oyer tho wound
ana bandago with a cloth, and keep tho
sheep in the dry1. Bepeat tho syringing in
about five days. This cured my sheepwhen
scotch snuff and all other remedies failed.
8heep brought from tho east are not 60 har
dy, until they bccomojacclimated, as thoso
raised herej they are moro liable to ca
tarrh and other troubles. Xat. Live Stock
Journal.
Preserving Ilanivtv.
The first point to bo observed is to keep
the leather soft and pliable, This can bo
done onlybr keeping it well charged with
oil and greaso. Water is a destroyer of all
these but mud and the salino moisture of tho
animal are even more destructive. Mud, in
drying absorbs tho greaso and opens the
pores of the bather, making it a ready prey
to water, while tho salty character of the
perspiration of tho animal injures tho leath
er, stitching and mountings. It therefore
follows that to preserve harness, tho straps
should bo washed and oiled whenever it has
been moistened by sweat or soiled by mud.
To do this effectually tho straps should bo
all unbuckled and detached, then washed
with a littlo water and crown soap, then
coated with a mixture of neatsfoot oil and
tallow and bo allowed to remain undisturbed
until tho water has dried out) then thor
oughly rubbed with a woolen rag. The rub
bing islmportant as it,in addition to remov
ing the surplus oil and grease, tends to closo
the pores anI gives a finish to tho leather.
In hanging harness caro should bo taken to
allow all straps to hang their full length ;
bridles, pads, gig saddles on'd collars should
behnng upon forms of tho shape of each.
Light is essential in tho caro of leather, and
when tho harness closet is dark tho door
should be left open at least half tho time
during each day. All clossls should bo ven
tilated, and when possible, they 6hould bo
well lighted. To clean plated mountings
use a chamois with a littlo tripoli or rotten
stone; but they should bo scoured as littlo
as possible. Harness Journal.
The advantages of thick planting is not
only for the shelter it affords In the winter
season, but also because it enables ono to
have pretty scenes in trees, shrubs and gar
den effects at once, and without waiting a
wliole lifelimo to see tho full effects of tho
landscape gardener's plan. But this thick
planting entails the duty of annual thinning
and pruning, and this is a very good season
to think about it
Whcrovcr any part of a tree does not
grow freely, pruning of such weak growth,
at this season, will induce it to push moro
freely next year. All scars made by prun
ingoff largo branches should bo painted or
tarred over, lo keep out tho rain, Many
fruit trees became hollow or fall into prema
ture decay, from tho rain penetrating
through old sawcuts made in pruning. Also
the branches should be cut close to the trun k,
so that no dead stumps shall bo produced on
the tree, and bark will readily grow over.
Many persons cut off branches of trees in
mldsumner, in order that tho returning snr
may speedily clotho tho wound with new
bark, but the loss of much fuliago in sum
mer injures tho tree, and besides painting
the scar removes all danger of rotting at tho
wound. Gardener's Monthly
1 m
In farming, thinking is necessary as
working. The highest results aro obtained
by thoso who farm intelligently. Brain not
less than brawn, is required, and there is no
calling which requires more careful thought
combined with practical sklll.than tho vari
ous branches of rural pursuits. As a rulo
'farmers should devote less hours to daily
labor and more to rest, thoughtful recreation
and daily reading, specially upon the busi
ness In which they aro engaged. They will
then work more inlelligentlyand accom
plish, one year with another, more with
eight hours' work per day In the field than
in seventeen hours in the other way; and
when a man works in the latter manner, be
Is incapable of thougbtfulness, however
much be may bo disposed to think and to
calculate. And yet a great many men spend
their lives in just this way, and seek to drag
into the same channel all those connected
with them, losing sight of the fact that a lit
tle well done is far better than a great deal
half done.
A cotemporary in the following para
graph, emphasises what we have frequent
ly urged, the value of dry earth as bedding
for stock. No farmer who has stables should
be without a good winter supply :
There is no- bedding for stock equal to dry
und. in most localities it may bo had
merely for the expense of hauling, and if
farmers would consider its value as an ab
sorbent they would not fail to lay in a sup
ply. It saves all the liquid manure by ab
sorbing it It is also n disinfectant, and
where dry earth is used in stables, there will
be no unpleasant odor. As a covering for
the doors of poultry houses, iMias no equal,
and where cattlo He on dry earth they will
almost always be free from virmln."
SronoK Cxm. Seven eggsinecup sugar
one cup flour, one teaspoonfu! extract lemon.
Beat yolks and whites separately until they
froth. Then beat eggs and sugar together
add one teaspoonful baking powder to the
flour, and itir In lightly. Bake in a mode
rate crsn.
THIS ANI THAT.
A. mound has been discovered In Mis
souri which contains tho skeletons of pig
mies, with skulls no larger than a man's
fist, and tho Jaws provided with a full set of
teeth, showing them to bo the remains of
grown persons.
"When I was young," said Mrs. Bcold
well to her little girl, "I used to love my
dear mamma too well to act as you do."
"And did your uiamm," replied Bertha,
quickly, "used to bo all tho time tolling you
what she did when she was a girl?"
STOP THAT comm.
BT I'SISO BR. GERMAN'S COValt AND COXSUUr
TIOK CURIE.
lFrrnfe4 to gtve relief ermonty refunded.
BEAD T1IR FOIXOWISO LETTER WHICH BAYS I
Messrs. Ifowarth & Itallard.
Gentlemen! I take pleasure in recommen
ding Dr. German's Cough and Consumption
Cure. a I havo suffered with a severe cough
since last Mar. Havo used all kinds uf
Cough Mixtures, but could get no relief.
Moraines after celtlne un from my bed I
would bo jo choked up that I could hardly
breathe t also frenuently vomited rovcroly.
A friend directed me to uso Dr. German's
Cough and Consumption Cure. Idiu so,
but with littlo faith at tho time, but after
using I changed my mind, and I can con
sclentlously say, after taklngonly ono bottle
I did not only obtain relief but am not
troubled with that fullness in tho morning.
My cough has stopped, and I can obtain a
good night'a sleep something not enjoyed
by me fir weeks before. Will closo by say
ing If this letter will hoof any benefit to
you, you may havo my consent to make it
public. Yours very respectfully,
J.E.DOOSIIAEK,
171 Bleecker St.' Utlca.
Bcmcmber .after using of a boltlo and
you are not satisfied return tho boltlo and
get your money ns wo sell no cure, no pay,
nrico 50 cents and $1 tier boltlo. As wo are
authorized to sell on these terms. Agent for
Lehighton and vicinity, A. J. Durling.
Nov. 8 ly e. o. w.
"Thunder I" was tho remark of Fcrgiv
eon as he formed a crescent over tho slit
pcry coal-hod cover. "Yes," replied a sober
faced citizen In the door-way j "moro than
twenty havo fallen on that cover this morn
ing, and every ono of them expressed the
samo opinion."
A man who was kept awako hour after
hour by tho barking ol a dog, said ho never
wanted to uso a shotgun so bad in his life.
"What for, to Buootthodog?" asked a friend
"No," ho replied, "but to shoot the fool who
wrote "Tis sweet to hear tho watchdog's
honest bark.'"
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Weary mortals racked with pain,
Ever seeking but in vain,
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In sun-beams sparklo round thy hearth;
Vital energy shall start,
E'en to muscle, brain and heart;
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Tlio following message, intended lo
break tho bad news gently, was sent to the
widow of a man who had just been killed
by a railroad accident: "Dear Madam:
Your husband is unavoidably detained for
the present. To-morrow on undertaker will
call upon you with tho full particulars."
If a note drawn to tho order of tho
maker and endorsed by him is lost or stolen
and comes into possession of a third party,
who purchases it in good faith and before
maturity, it is held tho maker of tho note
has uo defenco against such a holder.
Invcnlor and I'alentecs
should send for instructions, terms, refer
ences, Ac, to Kdson Brothers, Solicitors of
l'utciils, Washington, D.U., who furnish tho
samo without charge. Kdson Brothers is a
well-known and successful firm of largo
experience, having been established in tho
year IS60. ol8-tf
In Beading,tho venerable Mr. Bebholz,
died on Sunday. aged 101. His last word
was "beer." Now, how much better it is
to dio a placid German death like this
than to dio on nn American gallows, for
giving everybody and singing of glory, as
so many do ?
Vnutcil,
Sherman Sc Co., Marshall, Mich.,want an
agent iu this county at once, at a salary of
$100 per month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address as above. nov.l5-ly.
A Philadelphia mau remarked iu the
presenco of twenty-six ladies that he had
just found nn elegant switch of falsa hair,
and.twenty-threo of them suddenly put their
hands to the backs of their heads before they
yelled : "It ain't mine." And the fellow
hadn't found any switch after all.
A Cruks lluli),
Nothing Is so conducive to a man's re
maininga bachelor as stopping foronenight
at the house of a married friend and being
kept awako for fivo or six hours bv tho cry
ing of a cross baby. All cross and crying
uaoies neea oniy nop uiucrs to make them
well und smiling, oung man, remember
this. Traveller.
Somehow tho ladles don't seem lo gratp
the leap-year as they should. They ought
to fly around and spend their timo and
money on tho boys, who baye to do that
sort of thing threo years on the stretch
Leap-year was designed to givo the boys t
financial rest as it were, and they need it
too.
Spccr'B llorcliunttd 11 yo und Itock.
There ore thousands of cases on record
where persons Buflerinrf from consumntion
havo been completely cured through the uso
of UOREHOUND ltye and Itock, and thoso
persons are willing to-day to tostify the al
most miraculous cures wrought for them, bv
this pleasant and most effective remedy .For
sale uy A. J. JJurling, C. T. Horn, Lehigh-.
ton, auu u. w. Lentz, weissport. lii
"OLD ltrXIAIIIC."
There aro many reputed remedies for
that very prevalent disease, Chronio Nasal
uiuirrn, out none wiilcu have given general
satisfaction and become acknowledged stan
dard preparations, except Dr. Sago's Catarrh
KemcJy. It continues to enjoy an unprece
dented popularity. This reputation has
been earned throuzh the permanent cures
which It has wrought, having proved itself
ft truuiilln In , t. ...t'.l 1:
" " ,M buv, nuob lui IU3 Ui IUU UIBCUSC
in tact to reliable Is it that its former pro
prietor offered through all the newsnaners
of the land a reward of $500 for a case of
uatarrii that it would not cure. Bold by
u(ugi&ia.
The editor or the Buffalo Express litv
ing done a good deed, remarksjis a new dis
covery that nothing will more mightily
convince a man of the truth of religion than
to mark the difference in one's feelings when
he does a kind deed and when be does a
mean one.
Pa. Baow.Niso'a C. Ss C. Cnasui. Is the
greatest friend ever known to the consump
tive, because it rapidly cures every cold,
which, if permitted to run its course, would
speedily destroy life, and also reduces that
continuous indentation which causes such
fearful distruction of the substance of the
lungs, ror sale by all druggistj. Price 50c.
W. Champion Browning, Propr., 1117 Arch
ou. j nuaueipnia, IX
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See that the signatures ALFEED SPEED,
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Dec. 27-yl
DO VOU feel Hint. OIIV Him nf vrinr nri-una
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teni. nnd that men paralysis Is tboimincdtato
precuicor of Death.
Pur B4I0 by ull Drusglsls and Dcalcra ecu.
oially. fcb71w
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Brags and, Medieifl.es !
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If you want anything in tho Drug lino at bottom prices,
go to tho Old and lleliablo Drug Store, in Dr. N. B.
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A. J. BURLING, Proprietor,
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Important to BxdMrs9 e0
JOHN Gh BIERY, Agent,
Is prepared to furnish All kinds of Dressed Lumber, Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Shutters, Mouldings, Brackets, Ballust
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Turning, Planing and Ripping done at short
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Contractors and Carpenters are invited to
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of patronage in the lulurc
Very Hospeetfnllv.
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For the Weissport Planing Mill.
P. O. box 63.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE
Is sure to euro Spavins, Splints,
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lameness on beast or man, It
has cured hip-joint lameness In
A person who had suilcrcd 15
v years. Also curcu rneuinnusin,
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ness. It has no equal for any blemish on
horses Send Tor Illustrated circular KlvlnB
positive proof, rrlee i. All Uruyifljts have
It or can net It for you. Dr. II. .1. Kendall &
Co , proprietors, Enosburnli Falls, Vermont.
French, ltlchards & Co. nirent!, N. w. corner
Tenth and Market Streetf, Philadelphia,
Fenna. ov.
CUIllil) Pnniptly and 1'erman.
J RCUna UUllie ui u firm
rptnnilv. with n valuable
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HOOT, So. 163 rcnrl St.. New York.
nov. 15 3m.
-piFORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT I
POST OFFICE BUILDING
LEHiailTON, PA., has tho Largest and
.most ixtensivo oiuc& ui
HATS, CAPS, &c.
ever offered In this boroueh. Having pur.
chased my Stock In tho Eastern and other
alanuiactorics eariy in mo season anu ma
saving of 10 to 15 per centum on tho present
Advanced Prices, 1 am prepared to offer ex
traordinary Inducements to my customers.
Special attention has bcon given to tho selec
tion of
Pall and Winter Boots !
and I invito mynumorous friends nnd patrons
to call and examine my stock before making
their nurohasea elsewhere, ns lam prepared
to Rlvo special Inducements
to all OAKS
ui
HOHASKItS.
llemcmber, lewis WEISS
Post-OISce Uulldlng, Lehighton, Pa.
Sept. 20.
7
a
IT. A. HHLTZ. respectfully announces to tho
peoolool LehlKhton ami vicinity that he has
inadft nrrmicpinpnt lor tuitplvliiK them with
the BUVr LKIIIGII COAL trom the Lehlph
tun Depot or Iho Lehigh & Sued.., It 11., at tho
following Low 1'tlccs i
Stove ?3 S3 per ton
Chestnut 3 10 per ton
No. 2 : 0) per ton
STMCLTY FOR CASH
Leave vour Orders at my Ofllco, BAntK St,,
opposite tlio rtipltc equate. Coal will betlcliv
cred, when dealfeo, at very Lowest Clmrfo on
nliovo price. It. A It K LIZ.
Murcli 8.2ai. tel)lhton, Va,
A MONTH pnarante ei). (12 a day
at home mado by the tndustilou.
vou. Men. women, bovs ami pirlii
make money (aster at work for tii tlun at nnv
thins eiso. Thi woik Is light end p'eaRattt.aud
such anuuvone ran po right at. Tnose'whn aro
wis who hee this notice will send us thelrad.
dresses at once and ce for themselves. Cnatiy
nntflt and teinis free Now Is the tune, 'those
already at wore aro la injr up larpo auina of
mouev. Aoare.s uiuu tx m., Aujrnsia,
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ly, mj that mv fellow sunvrera may have an op-
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The year 1880 will bo ono In whloh no patri
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tho Importance of the political events which
it has In store, or tho necessity of resolute rig t
llance on the part of every citizen who desires
to prcscrvo the (Jovcrnuicnttliattho founders
gavo us. Tho debates nnd nets ol (Congress, j
tho utterances of the press, the exciting con-,
l..t. nt ,l.n 1ln,.t.ll.. ,n llntniuM.tnl.
tics, now ncariycnuaiinsircnirilittiroUTliout
me cuuuir) , ino varying unit 01 puniio fccnu- ,
ment,tTlll all bear directly and circcilvclyuiMin
tho twenty-fourlh Presidential election, ti.be I
held in novcinncr. jr our years ago next Wo
venibcr, the will oftlio natlnn, ns expressed at
the polls, was thwarted by nn abominable con.
spirncy, tho iiromoters and bcnchciarlcs of
which still hold tho oftlccs they stole. Will
tho crime or 1S7S bo repeated In 1SS07 Tlir.
pabtdecadool jears oinned with a coriuid,
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tiling toward dislodging the gang and break
ing lis power. 'Iho samo mtn are now in
triguing to rcstoro their lender nnd tlicui.
Felvts to places from which they weio driven
by tlio Indignation oftlio people. Will they
succeed 1 The coming year will bring tho
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they nro developed, nnd lo exhibit them clear
ly nnd Icarlcssly in their relations to expedi.
eney nnd right.
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and In great things a Bteadfast purpuso to
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AV0IOItlGGEARS.COGS.CAMS AND LEVERS.AH0
StiBSTITUTWGTHEREFOR AN ENTIRELY NEW
HECHANICALPRINCIPLE&MOVEMEOTA RADICAL
IMPROVEMENT SEEN ftTAClANCE:GRFATLYDBlREDBWUij
AUTOHATIC.BIRECT tt PERFECT AC110NIN EVTOYPM,
NO FRICTI0N,N0 KOISE.NO WEAR ,N0 "TANTRUMS
NOR GETTING OUT OF ORDER. ALWAYS READYTO
SEV THE f INESTOR HEAVIEST GOODS CIVING ENTIRE
SATISFACTI OH. NO lOHGTALKOR ARGUMENT REOUIRED
EVERY IMNETELUHG ITS OWN STORY SECURES IMi
MEDIATESALES.HENCETHE BEST MACHINE FOR AGtNTS
TO SELL . SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULAR .
AGENTS T AVERY MF'GCO.
WANTED T 8Ev;Ryor!lAY
1 1 .alllLC
IfrourirarticrtPcfionMroor health, or langntsb
luuua bed nt B.-civaws.(Mk3enoer, for
Hop r.itrrfSjVTiH Cm
tiro You.
If x'nfr rm a. tni.l!t
..ir.tlfiavo ovrrtascd yonr
flf wlttMoiir nit'ir.-ilt:u Sftk-s lor a mother.
nut lt!i urn n ml i. n'r m-ie'f vnil Uln Khnniv nfltTiir
If you reel vpuii cuVJlfspt rltLd, without clear
lykuuwlny why, n .
Ho: nittn wlll.jllcsloro Yon.
If voltaren i.un of T,i"'1r.et wpa!encl Ty
p-rahi of our ' vorf !.ivfciiuttet cr h i:xa of
iiM, iui:m cvr juniy iii'j.ut;iit worJ,
I!o: 31i:i,i'J Vinstrt ntlicii Von.
If you &.J you "IT, ruliin'.itorlnK fr"-n nry indl
craiuu,or.iro.ov,iut;tM.'.air,iisl4 cu.i iho tur
IIoj 13i:tcrsrtltv?-eIico You.
If yon ttro In tho v-i-r! yhpi'.nfho fprm, nt thff
IwK,it!iy wJit'r
cieniibir.
cailiiai
cleniibtr.?, touinu ur ti:u'1Hui
,n it bout InluxU
IIcv Ulltcra lr.'hnt You Kerd.
If yonnf'jo! I, nl ynurgaiig la
3 waniaj;,
IIo:HItteiri oyoti T7cIiifon.ii(lVicor
Hop Cora!
c ti t'.'.Q pwetest, flifet anil beit-
lh Hop Tn fir Stomach. lAcf nn:1 KfJncTflt
BUjjtflcrxo outers, HUiwrlcot. Ai DriifiMtn
P. I. C. !B'nnrt3n?u;o nul f rrtjsh t ab'o ?13 for drnnk
enncafl, ilu of 0j4ti.it. tuucoo and naruotUs.
AllHrval4t.rtnt -juu. ilmS.iimMVCa.RorSmtcrJ
-!S-
THE EASIEST SELLING, ,
THE BEST SATISFYING:
Its Inlroduotlan anil Worltl-renownea
renufatlon v.na tho death-blow to high
priced Machines.
THERE ARE HO SECOND-HANff ,
WHITE MACHINES IN THE MARKET.
This Is a erv Important mailer, as It Is a well'
knonn and undisputed lad that many ollh, so
called litst-class machines which are onerta so
chc.il) newa-Oays ere thoso that have been re
rotSLiSCd (that Is.laken back Irom customers
alter use) end rebuilt and put upon tho market
" IkTiVIIITE IS TIIE TCER OF AMY SEWIHff
HACtllUE NOW UPC.I TIIE MARKET.
IT IS MUCH LAHGEIt THAN T IE FAMILY MA
CIIIMSS OF TIIE SINGER, HOWE AND VMEEi)
"llt'oSTS MORE TO MANUFACTUI1E THAU
CIIIIEI1 OP Til AFOHCSAID MACHINES.
ITS CONST.TJCTION IS SIMPLE, ROSIIIVE AKD
VS V;uKKMAMSHIP 13 UNSURPA5SEU.
Do not B'ay any othor toforo try
ing tho "WHITE.
Prices and Terms Male Satisfactory
AG-ENTS WANTED I
lfhlte Scwltiff Machine Co.t
CLEVELAND, 0.
JOHN H. PAGA.
ArtJSXt fOlt CAHltON COUNT V.
Uar.:37a-0iu WAUCIl OUUNK, PA.
ln will cur Splni
tptint.Curb, Calloui, .c.
or toy enlarffmeot, tin!
mill temoTo th buncli
without bl Uteri m or co
lnjt sure. No remedy
c VLTdlKovercdequata It lor
crrttlntyotctLon In top
I n am - , , : 30
J nlinrtheUmenoi fcoa re-
movl.ttbu bunch. Vricelt-Ca beini for lllui
trttitl circular KivliCpoIUv0 proof, nd your
neftrcatsct'aa.ililrcie. lCfiidtTll'B Muu.v
tin Cure lm uld bv Itruzirltl. or
i sT.
t lir JJ. Jt KctttUU ti Co., l&oslurjt Faila, Ytimonfc
a.:AKti CITY yAhVAHlO CO. yA.la.Wp'.ia, iu.
hut. zi ml
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