The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, November 15, 1900, Image 7
The Eminent Kidney and Bladder Specialist. PURPOSE IN ANIMALS. Instances Thai Illnatrate llrlllirri atlun wllb Which They -dinc-llmri Art. An amusing incident, which shov. that nnimals are subject to feelh very like those which occasionally n. flo the bosoms of men, occurred so;: little time api at the .1 aril in ties Platiti in Paris, says Youth' Companion, A large elephant, formerly the c ter of attraction, found himself su planted in public favor b J a new axrivu -a young camel. The camel was iti latest acquisition, and vr natural; engaged t he attention of visitors. The elephant for a long time ihowe signs of dissatisfaction, and at last it jealousy reached a point where it mui And expression. When the usual crowi gathered about the camel, theelephai prepared for action. It filled its t run nli.li water, and with deliberate all discharged the water all over the pei nle who stood looking at the bab' tt Diicoverer of Swamp-Root st Work In Els Laboratory. There is a disease prevailing in this country most dangerous because so decep tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by It heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure icr apoplexy are often the result of kidney disease. If kidney trouble Is allowed to Ad vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack camrl. the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves' This method of throwing cold watei break down and waste away cell by cell. upon the admirers of a rival brought n Then the richness of the blood-the albumen: ,,,,, pvrn frorn t victims. eaks out and the sufferer has Bright s r- ,1 : . ... ,, , . ' .1. . , , .. , ,6, Fiiuullv wise in making its caU-u.a Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble. ., Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new db t,ona WUii u cM at chose a peculiai covery is the true specific for kidney, bladder , Pt r,ir " bed- Comfort was thecal' and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands j object, and the chosen sj"t did not of apparently hopeless cases, after all other ' seem tc be calculated to afford it. Tin efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent ' eat was found fast asleep In a larq. and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free j shipbuilding yard, lying on w hir by mail, also a book telling about Swamp- gt.,.mc(1 t() ). H very muddy path. Root and its wonderfu cures. Address r, , , , " '.,.., KtSmi o r Di l,. , v j " Nv;l found, however, that the gpc Dr. Kilmer ac Co.. Binghamton, N. Y. and i , ., ' . . 1 ..nKthinm i chosen by the eat for it k couch Wit III-"'"-" aSfn PENNSYLVANIA KAILROAD. Suubury & Lowistown Division. Iu effoct May 28, 19;)0. WBTVARII. I STATION. B A-TW AIM! r A M A M I' M- I jut Bo7 Himlmry ' !i 'JO Mio IU in1" Sellnigrove Junction: : notij iwM j 19 in in Mllnssrrove I tnui 4 ir I a . io ai j Pawnng .vi ISB j:u ;iom K reamer s i tat 23i i J7 llsisar I 48 J t-js aiii 10:1.1 Middlaburg H4u 4W i ir, iom Benfer I h hi 4 if 1 iv 1014' Banvertown j tew 4 rr . joo to m Adamsburs siin 4 01 s:n lost i;uih Mills 1 1.1 3:11 111 inn McUlure hot .140' 8. 111:1 Wagner : 7 57 889 1 at; 11 if- Bhtndle 7 H :i tan II Hi Pnlntervltts 149 5i i 11 17 Maitlanal 743 814 sis 11. Lewistows I 73.1' Sir 147 It 17 tswistnwn (Main Btrwt. j 88 111 )50 mi Lewlstown JanoHoa. ! 7 10 810 Train leaves Suubury 5 25 p m, ar- riws at Sehusgrove 5 46 p m the point at which a lot of steam pi 1 passed under the road, no that the mui was baked into a warm, dry day, whirl made not only a clean but an artificial!,' heated "ping place. Jury Lilst. Residence. Juekun adaasl Slt"R Centre BeUnatTwre Monroe Ad lies Union ('litre Bellaagrove it.' IV. T -1 i' rrj Peon Residence, rtanklln Washington i irry is 'aver centre I m mroe 1 11. aver We Trains leave Lewistown .) unction : 4 SI ;i m, 10 l;i 11 in. 1 to n m.tsn.n m 5 n 1 m, 7fi? 11 .IS pin tor Alumna, tittnliiir sod the West. For Hi.liiinure aii'l Wafhinirtiin 93.111m 1 .': IU 488.810pm for PbllaasluhM and New York 1M 8 Ha m, I .is ; :m i 3. and lilt iu Vm Hiirrl-liurx 8 10 Philadelphia & Erie R R division. AND HORTHBBM CENTKAl. KA1LWAY WKSTWABD, Trala 1' avoi S lUMSrore 'Jrinctlon dtllr lot- SUiiliiy aii(l West, i.'im, l2 5p m, s so p m. Sunday 9 as a n, 1 p Dl. r ins leave Siinbiirv dally eicopt Sunday: wainioru uiuo, ijhb ai'ii,ann.iij)(U. riitn ...rlt l'.l.,.i.,. K.7iui 1 ',,,,.,. jtjLnj tJflZolt Haven', Tyrone and the West. I hi p ra ror noiieionto Kane Tyrone and t:nn.r,- da'iiua 5 45pm ler lienovoin.l Klralra In p iu ni Wllllamsport Sunday 5 10am for Krle ami ORnnndalKiia Htun forliSk Havon an,l 8 63pm lor WU llaiBUp'irt C N a m, r5 a m 2 TO and i 43 p m lor WilfcF.n barri' and Itnelton 6 45 a 111, in 111 a 111, ; (15 p in. I 45 p iu lor Shaica- Kin aim mount laratai Sun lay a ss a m Inr Wllkenbarre KAWTWAHli. Trains leave Sollnsurovo Junction 10 0C u in. daily amvinir at l,lill,.li.ol.l.i 3 IT p in New York r. r,3 p ui Baltimore 8 llp'm 4 10 p ill 531 n m dally arrivlnn ivr Philadelphia i02o . in New York 8 ',,'i a m. Baltlmara a IM m WiwIltllLtoll III ."li ) Ui. " 1. 1. i... uallv arriving at PhUadalnhli Usoam, New York T?4 am, Balttmora ZS0 a ei waswagson 1 m 1 raMis slag leav Sunhury : 1 ' am ilallv arriving at Molailnl.thla n yi u in Haltimnro 6 35 a m v, .i.ut.Kt- n 744 am New York 3.! a in Weekday a, 10 SS am Sundays, ' ''' a in week dav arriving' at Plilluil. inliiu 1148 am, New York 1 13 p DL lialtluicre Urj m, Waabington 1 00 p in. 155 pin, week daya urrlvlnir at Philadelphia 23 11 in. New York 30 D m, Baltimore 6 00 n in wiSMnsinn 7 isn m Triilnn also leave Siinbiirv at 9 50 a m and ck i jnii n a; p m, inr HarrtatiurK, hailadolphla and "'1'UJU.U 1. K. Will III. c. ,.'l p,... A . U.B. HtlTCllINSON (en'l Manaa-nr. IN COMBINATION WITH THE POST. We jrive below soiue clubl)iiir oomunations with the Post. The rates ytiotwl are very low- The Farm Journal, monthly, for almost five years and the Mlddleborg t out orjeyear, paid in advance, $1 .00 The Farm Journal la one of the best agricultural papers published. It eon. tains from 32 to 40 puces each month nil treat of every aubject of interest to the farmer, laborer and working man. The NeW York Tri-Weeklv Tri bune and the Middleburg Post, one year, paid in advance, only $1.75. The Trl-Weeklv la ntihllabed Mniwlav Wedneaday and Friday, reaches a lare jiroporlion of HUbaeritierN on date of MBUa, am) each edition la a thoroughly up-to-date daily family newspaper for busy people. The New York Weekly Tribune ukI the Middleburg Post, one year, I smat I 1 i a. iw f'u in advance, only l.Zb The Weekly Tribune la published on Thursday, and aires all Important news "f nation ami world, the most reliable rnarket reports, unexcelled aurlcultural 'I' partnieiit, reliable freneral Informa tion and cliolce and entertaining mis cellany. It is the "people's paper" for the entire United States, a national fam ily paper for farmers and villagers. The New York Tri- Weekly World IU the Middleburg Post, one year, liJ in advance, only $1.65. The Tri-Weekly World comes three times a week, is filled with the latest news of the country and la well worth lie price asked for It. Tlie Practical Farmer, one year. "Kl the Middleburg I'osTjone year, Pd in advance, $1.50. Both of P above papers and the Practical itner Year Bock and Agricul- Ural Almanac for 1900, paid in "vance, only $1.G5. The Practical Parmer Is one of the best 'arm rutners niibllshAfl Imhiu 1, wm'rlv. Jtll.no year. The year bo. k con tins Over half a century of it is one of the reasons why goods stamped "1847 Rogers Bros." the ; roduct of this knig experience archest. They are sold by leading deal ers. For catalogue N . 191 explaining points of in terest to buyers, address the makers Iii(t'riiatloii,i SUver Oaaaaaay, llt rlili-ii, I nun. LBHIaWEH k i, - ' ENQENB PEffS POEMS A $7. 0 k a To each person Inter- eitaH in ubscrlbiiiR to the Kuaooe Rich Monuinent Bouvetitr a Pynd. Subacrlbe nny atnounl desired, nli- aeription a low ui tfl uitl entitle donor to tins dainty artistic a valumo. -I' ll id Flowers" U loth bound "(ll) 111 u certificate of sub a mi riptnoi to fun. I. 1 he t I,. tlltlil II- u "i te i THE Baok Century uit i y Hon of Klelii's best am I most repreaento. live works and Is rea.J dy for d. 'livery. if tin' 9 i'.lit for tin' noble eon j bund- tr 1 b u 1 1 o n of the! IIIUS" a world s irreatesl urt tr;nrl bv tlnr isK Ibis 1 1; i I.I iv ti-1 of tin. not have boon maun Vorl.'.'s OnaMt factured fir less i han est Artists. 17.01 The l i.nd credited is divided Squally I" tween the farrllyof the late Buaene field and the Fund for tin; bulldina oi a monu ment to the memory a! the beloved poet of cbiidbood- Address List of Orand Jurors drawn for the Coort of Ojer and Tenniiier nnd Oeostal Jail delivery iiutcouri ol Quarter SeastOM of the Peace of Micr counti held at ine. Term, ooaunenolrui '.iniluy. Dec. 10. lW. BRAND JVROB8, N.mie. OeeupsUoti, A bogast, Barrsy , PanwCi A.iiaiiid.i.H M'.nu ti nfer. Mot . loweraox, I'lmres, carpenter, rtteoki r, PhUip, 0 wchmaker, I'lss Qeorge, Geulleraan, rettsroii j.iie. a., Parmer, haaden, ylTW t, aackenbarg, Harrlaon, ' Kessler, Jostaii. Bn riacer, K-' irus, John, (' "u hinili ''. Lona, Samuel i:.. carpeni r, iltterlluCi Abriham, Former, Miller. Charles Jr Mnsscr, jatnei o., L ibort r, Rice, John, I'urnirr. IWIeheBbaeh, Thomas, " -swuriiUiinU r. Bmnnuel. Farmer, s . i ier. Kredertck, Laborer, smith, Jacob, si nek. PhiliPi Furmer, ioproyer, Imyd, Teacher. BpttDgler, Wui , Laborer, iTBKih. ttoubeu, Photographer, PETIT JURORS, i.wnrivtit Juror" drn ler the Cpurt ol Common Plena, courl olOutirtci 8ctloii I the Peace conn ol over and Termliiei anddi iiernl i iii heiiverv ol Btivder Comity, Pit held iw ' I . 'i'. ,,., enmmenelnB 1 1-. W0 Nniiie. occupation, Attlg, Hurry, Qentli tmiii, Arbogast, Howard. Undertaker, Arbogast. Bltnon, Fanner, Beaver, Franklin, U' Berge. Henry, Gentleman, Dover. It nrv. Farmur, Blekel, Samuel, Folk, Michael. Foils, Peter, Qarman, n inlel (;., F irmer, i OauRler. Franklin, Hnesmaan j Gemberllng, Ira, Laborer, Grnyblll, Jacob O,, " I doss, Joseph, Oentlemaa, i Belssr, Daniel s., LaiM)rer, j Bllhtsu. Frtderlok K. Farmer, II lines, Geo. A Mnolilnlst, I Bans, Harry, Landlord, Herman, Newton, v. nun r, II. i. kenburg. Mu imei, I tbori r, Krensier, u trvey, Carpenter, Kline, ismie. Further, Kewler, Samuel 0., Fanner, laTpiey, Oeorge, Mengie, Oust., Moyer, Henry, Mengie, Philip, Pi t. is, Heurj .1 . I'm' line, JacobO., Oetttloin in, Paige, ThntnoH, Juntlco ol ibi IT Bow, Fred, Oarpeuu r, (. i, Ft k, Ageut, lt"n h. Philip, Merchant . Bounce, Amnion P.. t ni lemiui, Bpechi, Charles, Clei k, Bhaffer, Ueurj", Laborer, Buulter, John, Farmer snyder. John a . Printer. Bpauglor, Jerry . Farmer, Snyder, William c. Livi ryinnn, Sbruwder, Willis, Farmer, Wetzel, Dallas, w iiier, Franklin B " Wagner, Uenry y Jnstloool tae Pi ace, Jat k ion Weiand, Isaac, Farmer, Went Beaver Wsland, Jobq, Beaver wiKsiiiug, wiiiiam l, Laborer, Bprlng wroy. wuilam, Farmer, Franklin A Pannsylvania man has patented n form df jug thai allows its contents to How out quietly, without any sound of gurgling, The handle Is hollow unci i so, it may he remarked, Is the idea. The gurgle of n can teen just, filled with spring water is certainly music al, 'Hie word "purple" Itself is really descriptive and pleasiug, Somebody ! will he trying next to patent noise less breezes and put rubber tires on the chariot of the winds. Pro. the brooks and the jugs gurgli pood apothecary. (&'tJiil jH i'jfi& flfflHrll i.. Time was warn Cancer was considered as incnraWe as leprosy. rliysiotaiis ami Inriuls coulil ptvc little relict or encouragement to one aiBicted with this trrrilile disease. Even now doctors know of no rented v for this fearful malady ; while admitting it to a blood disease, they still insist that there is no hots; outside of a surgical operation, and advise von to have the Canci i CUl ou but at the same time cannot assure VOU that it will not return. You may cut or draw out the sure, but another will rotne its place, for the disease is iu the blood is deep-seated and destructive, and beyond the reach of the surgeon's krtl caustic, llcsli-destroying plasters. The blood must be purified and Rireutliened, the system relieved of all poison us, matter before the Cancer sore will heal. S. S. S is the only medicine that can overcome thia powerful and Contaminating poison and force it out of t!ie bl 0 builds up and invigorates the old, and supplies new, rich, life-giving blood. S. S. S. is purely vegetable retni dy ; no ui can be found iu it; the roots and hertu, ftont which it is made contain powerful purifvins properties that directli the blood system and make a safe and permanent cure of Cancer. It has cured thousands, whv not von? Cancer is not always inherited ; your family may he free from any taint, yet your blood may become s.. polluted that a seven mj and stubborn f"rm of the dil PixTpure Btecta Invites Disease. tZ'zur::,. r he.rt, a li'tlc pimple on the eyetii or nose, a small lump ou the jaw or hreast, a harmless looking wart or mole, nnd other causes so inaignificailt a - lo ul Utile or no attention, it you nave an oosnnaie soie, cton t tely uixin salves or lununetus to cure tl beem situ , Mlddiecm k Ch inn n ' "" .,..... unit ..'..,,, MmJ .! MvMnl lb.. (,.,,., ,,f 11 v a hit ' . , Mrs K shirrr. La TUla. Mo . writer : " A smalt piiulilr enme on inv jaw aliont one inch below the HOlinagro 1 rar on the left side of my fsce At tiit it save ine no itOIIDle, and I did not think 11 was anything seri. .us Penh until the law began to swell and became much Inflamed. At the same tune the oie began to spread and Pfrn ea! into Ine Sesh, and gave mc Intense pain I tried everything I coul 1 b.-si of, but nothing did rac any 'S'ikI I then began the use Of 8 R. S. and after taking several boitlen the Caneer hraled. and there Rl'UnSgrOVt U UOW no Sign ol the disease. This was two years aB", and 1 utn still Injoyisg pel feel health " 1 '"" Scud for our special book on Cancer ; it contains much information that will interest ' "" , you ; it is free. rite our plr. sicians auOUl vour cse, ami tor anv advice or information wanted ; thev have made a life study of Cancer aud all blood diseases. We make no charge what ever for tins V,-Ss V",&, V ' S v ,. Nit: . ' i ';. .'.. CXX3COOOCOOOOC XXIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOvl Address. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. I I QUAINT F.LLIGlOlKs C0ST0 I i it. aver perry i 'nepman s illnsgTove P( UII . st perry Weal Beaver Pi unklln Washington BoiinHgrove lerry Monroe Fmnklln Middled reck Franklin pnnn Bprtng i Washln ;"ii Porry Wi si Iti aver I Chapman Q o 0 O o t o 9 o r o o O o O o o Head This I Head This! I IviY ?E3SIiNT STOCK OF CARPE - S EliX i w 1Mb i Ottll i . Hi in . ,. i 1 . ii : my I UK' s LOWEll 11 i OTH- O i tti SAME (3001)8. R'y inicos on l". mils ofcmpol I i lo'.-c oul will riuit ilm lioekt'i l k of niatij mui save 1 . 1). hi i Ihiuk oi buyinc your fall enrpcta until y e ij:.v atc'ck (if ctiiuets j''''ir ui U olititi uud not ill" prices S df Bouifi ui tuv baimaiua 1 am oflVrini;. S?e fviy BisDlay of Mis, Mi Pois&Krfiu 'i ices iual righl on these Ltmuls. ft One W ord About Pictures. I nm offering my present stock of pieturcit nl cist, LESS 8 THAN COST uii'l Mouie for tbe price of tin d:i m tbe ftuineB, o Don't miss i his sule. y I hnve fionio prettv thmtrt to offer in Furniture, Ln'ei will Kuipriae you in Styles ami Prices, new . In tl.:-- brnucli iblic tbe b"8 cerl pel uiiul iittoutinn, of t Ii" i. ti i i' i. my rUKin "i - . qtiipp . he si,,;,.. I NDEUT LKIXH fAHLORt U DERTAKIN an' i" epni'i tti I",-. . 1 inn i by inouoy, trtu in tiiu i 'I'uncli i if biintiiii : KS, OARHIAUES up ' ibtte, i 1 1' my iitlentli n !i 1 I tllAN TKK I '. II n II"' s.llln' UU i -. ii ly, I UPAIiANTKH lo clve you e S Hi I.I lICI l'l il l it "tv In I' s Ml INKY II I UN I' Mum ul Livery Connected with Untlci'takiinr lU'iuirtinent. W. H. FELIX, LKWISTOWN, L'A. . ; wcooooetXjOOocx'OfX'!; ; Bcoesa r'xtu MoNOKaara Bouvknih Fdnd, I (Also nt li.uik stnrea.) 1H0 Motirofl St. I OntcAoo, If you wish to send poataas, enclose ioo. Mayor Smith, of Mocon. fin., hnv-n t in motion a bright plan for the sys tematic planting' of trees In that city. the midHo of licise Btree.ts are adorned with parks. The city Bets tree for every person who contributes 85 cents, uod protects ii with an iron box In which Is east uu name desired bv donor. Thesa are the cheapest and most UMting monumenta yet devised. S I,, .'"A ai i . r i' ii" .(i i i .( 1 - i. : i i u iccivek I NDEHT ' Kiv; I'A 11 foil'- m o i'1 rrj o ( 'v . 1 1- mv mtc Uoaver o "'" i iL'AUANTKk nii'ineah thu .. . ' o " '' I "I' UiANTKK ; , Kil-St-ClM M ddlelmni J O 0 Middli bifg Woal Pern ! S Peiin I ulep lone, C o in 'wi Middtecreek ' Y- .VVV ' w iWMaWsWafrl'fi - -?Ma) m mar ' ''" .bbbbI ssarvesagssi igsggi gu , r-ra, - i,ci'-. mw'a&ilaHa! 1' 'Vr ICBV'l V Psttnt Uather Shoe in Wont Drsak Thro' Bl a 1.., i aaaai let, . m i No ni.iiter how hsndsomi the .ittlr?, the stvlij'i appearanc can lie suuil.M Dy a pair u iiioes that are not in kcerin,-' wil!i the clothing No shoe on earth, at whatever price, can equal a MONARCH rv I , tne only patent leather shoe made tli.it is guaranteed tu t tc 'lir.-'il I ii,i" Uri . r . iy pay oo (""ran inicri.ir patent "' 0a. ...a'a THE Amerii When you can buy from almost any dealer a pair of MONARCH rormucniess? If your dealer doesn't keep them wo will gladly send a Simple pair, yuursue, prepaid, f.rS.;,. Address NONARCfl SH0B 00.137 DUANE ST., NEW V0RK TO DEALERS: MONARCH PATS are strictly l.ich r-rrtde rf leafJaer iltoe the only guaranteed patent leather shoes made. 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Consult or communicate wltli tho Editor Wi wUd will (lva all OSStttd 'V? atlon. 3nlqa.ii Tribute ol SoiilUvrn I ml Protestants to Uvud I'Hnnvri On the -.Ti-st ot .i (jrnceful hlli Clark co anty, hid., ihe ultc ol ihc cat E.v atnffalicitl or I'rotesttinl ' ul hoit'fj" j,, iniliitnn, the other 1 , 1 tnlicrs of i he Silver I rc( k tcrinl nssociul ion (jatlierfd i" the beautiful nunuiil eustotn "i k i Iti preen in tho memories ol the pi pic of sun: hei li Inrliatia the the gallant p! wtio lie bin the little .' " "meeting 1 1 . use." M u C -' ' decades ngo t silver ( ' ' terlnl nssoclntlnn wns formed ' dents nf t'lm u nm adjoining ' ' ties. The olijw t (if I lie wa i to it1 i.' wa I inculcate In the mi. ids of the i ;.''.'!. (III.1 tin1 r.'ii l Bet I lorn i i ! l!is I tndlnnn, i i: ui at ic ( i .-.I Iii It visited one v meeting, and n i , ! It iii pnip f urdny l md y. ;! 'I .iii!. Nowhere rU.iir . I.-, ''.is bemil i :"' f th in i!' . i tin i . 1 in t'li- United ful custom mnri regul.u .y . Iwerved, nnd nowhere ow there I f . 1 1 - trt ter revert'nci among t he yout ; r ' e v. :i . . '.he way for cb '!: 11 in in t'i dnrl ays of bn'! : in tin f wit ( 'TO which emit meterv. The lire now hero Hi"; i d, Seldom Is the hull oi painter COii OOuld lie ITI than tin- 1 1 i thin church nnd tlci of na tun Unglv p.'". ft.;. I'd Sold silence stirrou ilii i !,i spot disturbed, nnd no mi'' cut pronch without n !' i ling of tlon. The primitlvi church, tin remarkably well preserved, t nl inlnil bach unci m I'tnuslj to the (luys. It is ensj to Imnglnc thru yeitrs have rolled hnck, nnd i i prlwj vcdiilil 1 ti ii si I i houl ' casual obacrver stepj Ing fw hlmt n till I free ;i linrd.i piniieer, rylng bis long rifle i" protccl from tlio re! kin . ns hn cnttl' approaches the old Ii isc of wo mio attendance (IiIh yenr crm' be lnro;e. Ni, , itnr Heed go I ns the good wives nf the mem bring baskets well laden with f, led ohlcken, deltoaciM, icrry p 5 Cenfs t in -ii ii Everj'body ! RLE! Tl;ic world, nnd fin t he higlicxl iri eciils, same Bars full si.c nnd (in DO i ir- iiic v i nrs it hits si sntnu a Ui in i 88 years. Order of your grot r. oholceof l.'iil :. - in liooks each 8 wrnpjx r nml cents for i - last "( iti r r for age lUOO tiuy. card IBB Daviii ( i , v. .'v. i' . ie il I QeneBeo Fun t'ood ( ' , ti N. V .: Gentlemen:- I nm-i mi i. to QUA IN O ' iii linn better r heiJ Iimt, V hnvi it lor yearn, My in I ei u great eoffi e drinki r. He ( a - keu sick nnd (be id cl or sniii ci ..i ,ua the cause of ii, .. ! Ii Id u .,: GRAIN 0. v '. hiii did not like il . i t-rsl, lul dow would not be w'tliot'l ,t. Mv hroth er bai been w II i ct gin 1 ! cd to use il. V.' ii - t: uly, Lutli .S.ii ti a WSssaaWat 's u SSBsm 1 rwreV .tvtni Veil I o TinifT AS I- HNY Ol DP' 1 JRY ITI