Fd ,Ax 7) OARDE.Y.
Y 4
-4 L
BUDD.MG xor.va SEZDT.MKGS.—The
costom
,prevent two gene,rati9ns ago
of itretift-yodng frnit be*** bas giveti
iniy" to -that--of l.n liag. - There ides
many reasons why small seedling' ,
should he tvided; first, because of the
Vapidity With which budding can be
accomplished, an i•xperienced budder
often Setting ouebundiedin . htnr;
see-tiipto,4e conveiiient season,at
the fact that
: the' operation can be performed with,
out injuring the stock in case of failure,
which is more of deCvliitlik . l4'stOckis
headed down fa' fab:Ate
opportunity which it affords, when per
formed iu good season, of repartints
the trial on the same stock. To these
several- tattaniiiet)nay_ tie idded—
budding =--iii - --prefen44 , 44-...the•;' stone
fruits that require extia skill in graft
ing, but which are budded with ease.
Budding is done duiing r the growing
sotson. Juue budding, especially on
the peach and nectarine, is practiced
in the South, but istiot advised in the
moreierthern - States. The ordinary
I)olli:ling . :season extends at the North
from about the middle of July until the
middle of September, and the earliness
or lateness at which a species is budded
depends, other things bring equal,"on
the condition of its grorh. The time'
for budding therefore Xcpends also up
on the weather. In a warm, dry Ee3"
Son the young wood matures earlier
and stocks, cease to grow sooner and
are in consequence ready for budding
earlier than in a cool, moist season
that prolongs the growth of the stocks
and retards the maturity of the bud&
-Stocks making feeble growth-require
to be budded - earlier than those that
grow freely.
To sum up briefly, bud early all trees
that accomplish their growth early in
the season and defer the . operation on.
such as continue to grow until the au
tumn. The tree must grow long
enough after the bud is set to unite
the bud with the tree, but not long
enough to admit of the
: formation cf
new layers of wood over the bud and
destroy it or force it into. a premature
growth late in the season. In rill sec
tions of the country and in no cases
for successful respite in budding, the
buds to : beiriserted must be perfectly
(.1 . E . ;-elniied in' the . ails of the leaVea
on the young shoots and. the bark
inr4t raise freely fiom the stocks to
receive them.
Budding is usually ierfortned on
trees from one to five years old with a
hmoo th, soft bark. Strong yearly
seedlings of the apple, pear, cherry
and plum, ; also well-rooted layers of
the, quince, planted in good Foil durin:
the spring, are often in a proper con
dition.for budding in July, August or
September following. Seedling trees
exhibit a great difference as regards
thrifty growth, therefore it 'is always
wise to select for propogation stn on
ly as show indications of health. Many
orchardists reject all apple stocks that
are not_large enough to bud . the sec
ond year.
Any lateral shoots from the stock
likely to obstruct the insertion of the
bud can be removed at time of budding.
Asa rule; low budding makes the. best
. trees, and dwarf stocks ought always to
be budded as close to the surface of the
ground as possible. • With rapid, late
growing and tender - ,varieties, in sec
tions of country where there is danger
of their being winter-killed if budded
too near-.the giound, it - is advised to
bud high when a hardy stock can be
obtaihed.
The process of budding cannot be
intelligibly described without cuts,
therefore any man or woman who pro
poses to cultivate trees, shrubs or plants
ought to learn the art either by watch
ing an experi.—tho better plan—or by a
careful study of an illustrated descrip
tion of the operation to be found in
such valuable works as Barry's ."Fruit
Oarden.",
Shield or T-budding is an improved
mode. For this the incision made in
the bark of the stock is in: the form of
the letter T. The bark. is seperated
from the wood with tge ivory end of a
budding khife and the bud pressed in
place. The The upper end of the -''bark
attached to the bud is cat square, to fit
to the horizontal cut on the stock, and
bass string, cotton wicking' or other
suitable material is then wound around
tightly, beginning at the bottom and
covering every part of the incision,
leaving the bud itself antljthe leafstalk
uncovered. The string fs - fastened
obove the horizontal era and the work
is completed. The SUCCCB9 of budding
depends largely on smooth cuts, and ex
act fit of the Ludt() the incision made
fur it, and secure tying that will exclude
air and rain; One great difficulty ex
perfeuced by beginner' is the proper
removal of the btid, but a little practice
will obviate this. By the'\ w a y, care
. should be obserted .to keep the buds
moist and protected from the sum and
air until set. When a' considerable
qultutity is cut at one time they may be
preserved by wrapping in dainp clothes
or placing in moist sawdust.
In about tin days or a fortnight after
budding its success or failure will be
apparaiii. If it has succeeded and the
stock is swollen, loosen or remove the
bandage. if it has failed and the bark
continues to seperate readily from t t he
wood, a second - trial can be made. jn
some cases, notably with cherry steals,
it is necessary to loosen the bandage
and retie it, as rapid growth - causes fig;
: string to cut the bark before the bud 'is
fit to be united, This, 'however, does
not usually occur. As a rule the string'
is removed in from two weeks to.
month after budding. All bandages
should be removed tidally and uut re
main on daring the winter.
Stocks budded one season are head.•,l
down to - within a few inches of the bad
the next sea-am, about the time the'
leaveri begin to appear, and all buds
starting into growth on the stock are
rubbed off. Later off, the ',onion of
the stuck left above the bud at the
heading do,su in the spring sl:ould he .
removed with a close and smooth slop
ing cut, at the highest point of union
between the bud and stock.—N.fs
York -11'071.i.
Rh ru waifs xi .
In .the first symptoms of this disease when
you , are aching and having painful sensations
in the limbo upon rising \ tram bed in the
morning, a etiffness in the jcints accompa
nied at timer by swelling and. redness, all
physicians recommend the application of au
taternal remedy, something penetrating sad
soothing; an article that will act as a cura
tive agent to the parte affected. Dr. Bosan
ko's Rheumatic Cure gives instant relief up
on the first application. In lame back. pains
or strains it is an invaluable household rem.-
Ask your druggist for it. Price 75 cents.
Manufactured by The Bosanko Medicine
Company. I'iqua, 0. For rale by Clark B.
Porter, H. End Ward House Block.
June-2-Iyr..
_ .
Gough and the Barber.
One of the siousinjupeciitai 'titles of
public life is in the remarks do freely
tittered and frequently overheard.
Theaait iday of ms first
Liverpotil.:.-,I had spok
the evening befora, and was to give my
farewell speech that evening. In the
course of the day I -went into a barber's
shop. While the, 'pmfesioy ortonsore,'
as saw it aruionoce-i_the o•theL
Hating on:rui hair hi;
wasvac
,„
speak of tie-plentiful:hipiegin - AckeV;
iea. f said :
'I eail for America to-morrow.'
'Al,.indeed; sir! You will have as a
fe/jowinis,ispigetAAti-13. Gough.'
';Does:he sail = to-morrow ?'
'Tea; and I have a ticket to hear him
'Have you ever heard nim lecture !'
'No; air; have you ?'
do you like him ?'
do Lot think much or him.'
- Then yon are not a teetotal' er ?'
'Yea, I am.'
. 1. wonder you do
Gough.'
'I said that I did not think much of
him, not that I did not like him.'
WI, that's very much the same thing!
What sort of an appearing person is
he?'
'A very ordinary-looking person:*
'lt is plain to see that you do not like
him. What might be his size, sir 1 ) '
About my siie, I judge.'
'Have you heard . him more than
once ?' ,
•
'Yes many times.'
should hardly think you would go
• a
so often to hear him, if you do not like
• .
MM.*,
'I never wild I did not like bim.'
'I beg your pardon, sir, but , do you
know Lim ?'
.
'Tolerably well.' ' •
Shall you'llear• bine.speak tbis'even
ing ?'
*Yes, I expect to do fio.!:
'Did you hear him tact evening r
'1 ea.'
have been quite desirouipf hear
ing him, r and.l have secured my ticket.
Does yoUr 'air suit yOu, sir ? Shall I
put some hoil on it ?'
'No, I thUnk you , it will do - very
well; . and you will hate the opportuni
ty of Studying your work on the, plat
form, for yOu have be s e* cutting Mr.
Dough's hair.' - , ,
'Bless my soul, sir! I beg your par-
Jon. -
'ope I 'ave nod said anything
wrong, or been in - bunny: way disre
spectful '
'Oh, no; on 'the contrary, you have
been quite complimenti4.-'
'So you :ire 111 r. (sou h. ea
I shall 'r
you to-night.— ' Every ,',_ - tmeep• tip al
this 'air, and take care 'of it.. - good- .
le, sir. lam glad I 'ave 'ad the.bop
portunity and the honor of cutting your
John .8: tiough's
,neer
book.' "Sunlight and Shadow."
J 9814 Prayer--New
vision.
From to many friends, and from
hinks , trith IMO ends, deliver vs!
From a wife who don't Illy us and
ehildre*who don't like us, deliver us !
?Proud . _ wealth without charity, from
pride 'without bellW, from pedigrees
worn out, and from all rich relatione,
deliver us ! •
From suaix iu the grass, from nails
in our butes, from torch-light proces
sions, and from all new rum, deliver us!
From pack peddlers, from young
folks in Inv, from old aunts without
money, and kolery mortis, deliver us!
From newspaper sells, and pills that
ain't fisic, from females who faint, and
men who flatter, deltVer us!
Fromivirtue vi•ithout fragrance, from
butter that smells, from 'nigger, catap
meetings; and from cats that are cc:lW
ing, deliver 'as!
From other folks'
,secrebi, and from
our own, and• women committees; de
liNer us !
From fdlks who won't laugh, and
from them who giggle, from Jite bates,
easy virtue, and ram , mutton, deliver
us !
Why You Snore.
Dr. Lewis Sayre heing asked by. a
reporter -why people snore, gave this
lucid expla.nation of the cause:
"Snoring is a noise made in the pos
terior part of the mouth and nasal fosse
during the moments of inspiration. It
is due to a 'relaxation tof the levator
paluti moills and the circumflaus paluli
in sleep, by which the Velum pendulum
palali is left free to vibrate or flap
in the two currents of the air which en
ter at the same time tbinugh the nos
trils and the month. , Besides the vibra
tion of the velum pendulum, palali or
soft palate,. there is also a vibration of
the column of uir.itself. Thus is pro
duced the' rasping, snoring noise so
well known and so unpleasant to - every
one within earshot of the placid snorer
himself. When a man is fatigued, and
his self-control is usually relaxed in
I sleep, he-is apt to let his lower jaw drop
I down. No man was ever seen, or heard
to snore with his mouth shut. 'The
moral is obvious. The soft palate flaps
like a sheet in the wind, and the, near
neighbors of the snoring sleeper are
correspondingly disturbed. NoW, the
Indians never - snore. They think tt
disgrace.. An Indian believes that if he
snores when he is young he - will grow
up to be even less handsome at maturity
than nature originally.intended. Hie
vanity, therefore, is enonglaq Make a
savage sleep in a proper-position.
The moral is obvious.) Close. your
mouth and your velum pendulum pubei
will not flap.
• Good Words from Druggists.
"Malt Bitters are the best 'bitters.' "
"They promote sleep and - erions.
'Jess." a • ~
"D. st Liver and Kitliv•y - medicine we sell."
"They knock the 'Obills'infery
"Consumptive people gain flesh On them,."
"Malt Bitters have no Ovals iti this town."
"Best thing fur nursing mothers we Lave."
"Wi!{11“: to recommend. - Malißitters."_ -.
. June 30-lin.
Dyspepsia„ Bipiousness. and
Conetlpation cured at once by Dr. Slettaur's
iltadaclif. and Dyepapaia—Pills. Price 25
•
cent`e. April 14
PILES
Piles are frequently preceded bye sense of
wetglit in the back, • 'ulna and (lower part of
the abdomen, causing the. patiept to suppose
he has some affection of the kidneys or
neighboring organs. At timeslaymptoms.of
indigestion are present as flatulency, uneasi
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture like
perspiration, producing a very] disagreeable
itching, particularly at nigl t - iifter getting
warm in bed. is a very comma attendant.
Internal, External and Itchieg Piles yield at
once on the application of lir. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts
affected, absorbing the Tumors, allaying the
intense Itching, and affecting a permanent
cure where all other remedies have failed.
Do not delay until the drain on the system
prodnces permanent . disability, but try It
and be cured. Price, &I cents - . Ask your
druggist for it, add when you cannot obtain
it of him, we will lend it, prepaid, on - recipt
alnico. Address The Dr. Bosanko Medicine
Co.. Piqua. OhiO. Bold by Clark B. Porter,
B. End of Ward Rouse Block. .•
June 2-lyr.
t•:`- - .
1 ail r
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.0"
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BITTERS
not like Mr.
MRS. LYDIA E, PINKHAM.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'B
VEGEWLE COMPOUND
For all. Female.. COmplaints.
This prepsratiou. as Its name signifies, Consists of
Vegetable Properties that areharudess to the most del
lade invalid. Upon one trial the Mesita of this Coto.
pound will be recognized, as relief is immediate ; and
when its web continued, in ninety-nine cases in•hun.
dred, &permanent clue Ls effeeted,as thousands will tea.
City. On account of Its proven merits, It is to-day ro.;
commended and prescribed by the best physicians In
the country. .
It will cure entirely the worst form of
of the uterus, Leneorrhosi, irregular and Iltdatli47
. 11enstruation,all Ovarian Troubles, ballaumuition and -
Ulceration, flooding% all Displacements and the COD- -
lequent spinal weakness, and is especially adapted to ,
the Change of Life. IVwfl dissolve 'and expel tumors
from the uterusin an early stags of development. The
tendency to cancerous humors there is checked seri.
speedily by Its use.
In fact I:: has proved' to bo the grist'
est and best remedy that has ever been discover.
cll. It permeates eveii portion of the system, and gives
new life and vigor. It removes faintnessAdidency, do
'treys all craving for stimulants, and relieves wi;sll:inms
of the stomach .
It cures Bloating, headaches, Nervous Prostration,
General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and Indi
gestion: That feeling biasing down, miming pain,
weight and backache, Is always permanently cured by
its use.. It will at all times, and tinderall eirammtan
cm, act In harmony wills the law that goveins the
feznalesystens.
For Kidney Complaints o: either eez this compound
&unsurpassed.
Lydia E:Pinkhanfs Vegetable Compound
is prepared nt SJ and =5 Virestern 'avenue, Lynn, Mass.
ffnar el.oo. Six bottles for 185.00. Sent by mail In the
farm of pills, also in the form of Lozenges, on receipt
ofrpriee, $llO, per box, for either. Mrs. roimat
frvely answers nil Plters of inquiry. - Send Lei paw:
plilet addrcsa as above Mention tarpaper.
No family rhobld be without LYDIA' E. PEMICHAM.
iIiTEP-1"2..L5. They cure Constipalton,Bilionsnese,
end Torpidity of the fiver. 23 cents per bas.
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY & CO.,
For. sale by H. C. Porter Sr, Son
TOWANDA, PA.
jiy29.5134y
T. MUIR & CO:s
GROCERIES
The place to save money b o4ing cheai le st
They reapectitay announce , to the, patine that
they have a Mkt stock of -
FLOUR, FEED, NEAL, GRAIN, SALT, FlBll
-PORE, and PROVISIONS generally. -
We have also added to oni stock a variety of
WOODEN WADE, such u Burr= 717.88. FIE
Just received a large stock of Sugars, Teas,
Coffees, Spices, MOULSOX'S PURE SOAP, the
best in the market, and other Makes of soap
Syrup_ and Molasses. which they offer at low
prices for Cash. oct 28 'i7
Grocers sell Aschenbscli tc Miller's
FADIILY CHOCOLATE
en article superior in quality and lower in price
than any other in the market.: A petuninent
and experienced New York-phyilcian gives it as
his opinisn that chocolate is preferable to tea
or coffee, because it adds strength to the body,
new life to the exhausted brain, quiets the nee
*lrons system; harmonizes the workings of the ,
digestive organs, and gives purity to tee blood.
For a superfine! confection, ask your coufec4
tioner for oun Sweet Spiced Vanilla Chocolate
Ascheehich k 'Miller, Ad and Callowhill Sta.,
Phila.. Pa. ...
HORSEBen 25 cents in !stamps or
currency , for a new HORSE
BOOK. It treats all diseases. ball 35 fine engrav-.
tugs shovring positiont assumed by sick horse",
BOOKstable of doses, collection
of VALUABLE' RECIPES, rules
for telling theage ors horse, with an engraving
showing teeth of each year, and a large amount
of other valuable horses inforination . Dr. Wm.
H. Hall says, "I have bought bitoke that I paid
$5 and $lO for which I do not like as wallas I do
yours." SEND lOU • CIACULAII. 4 "AGE'S'S WANTED.
11, J. Randall, M. D., Enesburgh Falls, Vt." '
ALWAYS
ON HAND.—A flno
variety of Paper,.
White and Colored Cards, and other
material. for executing - lirst•elass Job
Printing, at the Office of MB BUM).
wow REM/I,IOAL All orders promptly
executed, and at the lowest cash rates
IRON 13ITTEItS recommended for all ri
quiring a certain and torts. ;
it•Lh reven., Waal of A pp:tit , , LAI of Strrngth, Lad; tf Ent ro,
the blood; surengt It ;Ms rbe natmcles,anu gi yes new life. to.die nerreb.
like a cbarni.on the digaaive Organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, 11 4
.;•= Tid:lty the rood ; Bebliag, Heft ia the Stomach, Heartburn, - etc. The only
Iron Preparation that., will not blacken the teeth or give .
heatlaate..
_Sold by all druggists: Write for the AB C Book, 32 pp. of •
thefol attd anntsim• reiding,--tent fro: •
•
• BitOWN- CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore, Md.
I'or male by , Towanda. Pa.
DISCOVEItEII OP
The PoAtive Cure
GENERAL AGENTS,
STOP -AT
FOR
AND
PROVIS.ONS.
.oorner itain.and Frtuklin streets
TOWANDA; PA
RUCS, CHURNS, ETC..
LW
MIUIISII
MRS. D.V. STEDGE,
Manufacturer qr drill healer in
HUMAN= HAIR
ucll AS W 103, BANDEAUX, the popular
Chatelaine Braid,
.-4;
EVERYTHING BELONGING 7 4 3 rus HAIR TRADE
girtilpecial Atte:Alan given to commas
loots all turned one way.
SWITC=I3 from $1 upwards. Also Age.nt for
Hunter's Invisible Face Po:4er,
. Madam Clark's Corsets, and
Shoulder grace Duties.
IfirPartlcalar attention paid to dressing ladles
hairat their tonna or at my place of business,
over Evans .t Hildretb's store.
novlB-Gm Mts. D. V. STEMS.
•
You that have beauty,
Come and let As bike It,
Arid you that have none, .
Come and let us make it. -\
•
•
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
Cordially invite the public to glye diem a call
at the
.
Rooms formerly ocentied by
G H. Wood
" TOWANDA, :PEN-NA:
Recent improvements thrinklitght have
facilities for taking - Perfect pictures
quickly add in *ll kinds of{weathet.
•
PORTRAITS FROM pROTOGRAPRS and .DE-.
CEASED PERSONS atipecialty. ~Finished in In ,
die Ink, Water Colo Crayons, orpistalies, any
size.
FINEST WORK OF. ARTISTIC EXPEL-
LENCE GUARANTEED. A
STOOK of FRABIES ON HAND
AT ALL TIMES.
•
C. S. DAYTON. R. IL ROCKWELL.
Towanda, Oct. tt, ItSO. 1Y
Wago .i n; i c!! b i e ages
OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
JAMES BRYANT,
. would -" -
call the atten-- . =,
don ofJARMERS and
others to hilt large and complete
assortment of
• .
Open & Top Buggies
PLATFORM WAGONS
all of ids j
own MANUFACTURE arid war-
ranted in every par; •
titular, 1- -
•
Briant'i tin444.44.' ....A 4 .. all platform
wagon . 'ilia easiest and bestln tuie.
I F
NOW LS YOUR TIME TO BUYi
• Look at these Apra: ' 1
Two nested Carriages troth, gl5O to sl7s
Photons, one seated 125 to 150
.
Top Buggies 125 to .150
Open Buggies 80 to 100
Democrat Wagons ... 90 to • UO
Remember that the above are all tally warrant.
ed. drat-clue or no pay. .
Repairing promptly &Mended to at 25Par cent
below last years prices. • ' •
Omcesnd Factory nor. Main and Elisat4ith Sts.
JAS"Blitlr ANT.
8-108177.
GEORGE OTT,
loweeetal luble & Gruite Werk
if! ' a . 1
- Prices cheaper ? than the cbea
m3O--tf. ^YBO% PA.
ONE MORE
PICTURE GALLERY
G. IL WOOD & ei
will open their New Gallery in ,
Patton's Block,
on the First Monday of April. Having fitted tip
entirely new, with the best of instruments, we
are prepared to make '
Tintypes, 4 at one sitting, all for 50 eta.
in nest envelopes, 10 for di.Ou.- Copying of ill
kinds of Photographs.and Stereoscopic and large
view work done at this gallery.
Clive - us a call and we will try and satisfy yon
in price, and quality: . - 'mar 48s-
Mgr '2O-Itr.
J. IL 13IMMINS.:
- THE FASHIONABLE •
BOOT, SHOE AND:GAITER
MANUFACTURER.- .
Is now prepared to' do all kinds of work in
his line in the latest styles, and of toe best
material.
ALL WORK and MATERIAL WARRANTED.
Repairing done neatly . and promptly
on short notice. In PATTON'S
BLOCK Over Jacob's Clothing Store.
25
Dr. Jones' Taraxacum Tonic
or Dyspepsia Medicine, a vegetable compound
whose virtues have stood a ran or 40 TEAM, is
infallible in the cure of Dyspepsia; General De
bility, Chronic Weakness of Lungs. Spleen , Kid
neys, Short Breath. Heartburn, St. Vitus' Dance.
Pain in the Stomach, Backend Chest. Particu
larly adapted to all FX11•12 Dimaass, no matter
what the age it the patient may be. Price It etc
Sold by dnimitits. • • •May 20 ly
-1470. — Aitt'iiiiiiirie•
drink a glass ofkainutssaire k Milradisliopular
Slum Bran; the most dellghtfillbeverageof the
season,. cooling, refreshing, and an ex ont pre
ventatith clammier complaints. halm sets as
a blood- purifier- without any stimulating or in
talk:sting effeicfe..being a pure vegetable prep
nation and' entirely free — fromg anything ap.
preaching alchohal. It is so VEU YCILVAP that it
is within the ilieens of the poorest. A ,25 cm ,
rthsicue WILL 1/ALL PITS GALLONS OF Bain ! En.
dorsed by temperance advocates and physicians:
AU druggists and country ateirekeepera 'sell IL.
Wholesale Depot N. W. corner 3d and Callowhlll
St. Philadelphia, Pa. Mew 20, 'SI
cOOOB,
IN TO WANDA.-
Stevens - _& Long
China Dealers la
GRocznizs,
PROVISIONS,
'Ars
COUNTRY PRODUCE
HAVE REMOVED
(*.s" I h r
COs• MAIN AND PINE BM
atm old stand of Po:, Stevens 4 tisrent.l
They invite attention to their complete
assortment and very large stock .of
Choice Nev Goods, which they
have allayv,, on ham!
ESPECIAL ATTENTION OIYEN
T.. th,
PRODUCE TRADE
And Cash 'Pahl- for Repirable Kinds
U. J. iowa.
SPECIM ANNOUNCEME NT
. 1
JAMES McCABE
SAS REMOVED MEI GROCERY BIIBIND3B "TO
THE soUTII-EAST colts= OF MAIN
AND BRIDGE fiTBEETB, ,WHERE
lIE HAS ESTABLISHED
Head Quarters
NI IN THE LINE OP
FOR
INIEMES,
&c.,. &c:
, I
CASH PAID for Desirabl e Pro-
duce: lino RTITTFR and EGGS
a specialty.
NATHAN TIDD,
ifincealsor to Yr. Mamma
p0:pri04:4:.8,1
PITTSTON, WILKESBARRE
AND LOYAL SOCK
O 0 AZ,
FOOT or PINE. STREET, NEAR COURT HOUSE.
TOWANDA, PA.
arir LOWEST PRICER FOR CASH. -jis
The patronage of myold friends and theaublie
geneadly_b solicited. . -914030 r
COOLEY CREAMER.
No Dairyman an afford to be without one. It
makes more and better Butter with leu labor.
313arin'n Swing. Churn
beats them all, and any little boy can churn
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