PIKE COUNTY PRESS.
FltlDAV. KEl'T- 2H. 1HOO.
PUntilSIIKO KVRRY FRIDAY.
OFFIOK, BROWN'S BUIMMNO BrtOADST.
BriisctnrTios:
One Yeah One dollar mid fift.y rents.
Bix. Months Heveiity-flve cents.
8TKKT1.Y IN ADVANIK.
Kntercrl nt the post tifflna of Milford.
Pike County, Pennsylvania, ns seennd
olass mutter, Novemher twenty-first, ltilKI.
Advertising Rates.
One sotmrpfeiirht lines), one insertion -I l.or
Eaeh aulmeuuent insertion .Mi
Bfxliiid rates will he furnished on np
plication, will be allowed yearly ndvei
tlBors. Legal Advertising.
Administrator's and Executor's
notice S '
Anditor's notices 4 "
Divorce notices o.'"
Sheriff's sales. Orphans' court sales
County Treasurer's sales, County state
nvnt and election proclamation charirei
by the square.
J. H. Van Ktlell, PuilLIHIIEK,
Milford. Pike County, Pa.
National Ticket.
For Prenlilunt,
WILLIAM M'KINI.EV,
of Ohio.
For Vice Presidents,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
of New York.
Republican State Ticket.
For Amlflor OenerHl,
E. 15. HAH DEN 15 KIM iH,
of Wayne County.
For ConKrfHiinen-fit-I.nr!fet
ROBERT H. FOEDEREH,
of Philadelphia,
(iAH SHA A. GROW,
of Susquehanna County.
For Klectors-M-I,rKe,
CLARENCE WOLF,
FRANK H. RUIIL,
A. H. RORERTH,
DR. TH EODORE L. FLOOD.
County Ticket.
For CrngiaeM
KUKHELL V. STEWART,
of East on.
For Representative,
WILLIAM ANGLE,
of Milford.
For Jury Commissioner,
W. T. BTRUBLE,
of Milford.
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
The nomination of Russell C
Stewart Esq., of Riston, for Congress
by the Republican conference Inst
Saturday is received with speoiiil
gratification hero where be is com
paratively well known, having made
addresses during the canvass male
by Judge Kirkpatrick. At that time
he made a very favorable impression
on the voters. Mia remarks were
full of force and earnestness his
reasoning was clear and incisive bis
arguments were cogent, and grace.
fully and eloquently delivered. By
his manner and address be won the
rdmi ration of his listoners and bis
nomination for the important posi
tion is bailed with satisfaction
That there is a strong possibility of
his eleotion there is no doubt and ef
rort will make the contingency a
certainty.
There is dissension among the
Democrats. Much ill feeling lias
been amused over the manner in
which Mr. Barber's claims and rights
were rnthlessly set aside and ignor
ed. That be was fairly entitlod to
the nominntion there is no doubt in
the minds of fair Democrats, that be
deserved the distinction after bis
successful struggle in Carbon, is
conceded, that bis rights were tram
pled on by the Democratic boss of
Northampton, aided by the commer
cially constructed candidate from
Pike and his conferees, is openly al
leged, and we think from tho strong
expressions made bv ' conservative
and honest Democrats will be re
sented by many of them nt the polls.
In Mr. Stewart we have a candidate
of exceptional ability, a man who
will represent this important district
with credit to himself and bis con
stituents. We ask nil tboso who
profess a desire to be represented by
the best man to carefully wcib the
merits and contrast the capabilities
of oor candidate with those of bis
opponent. There is no manner of
doubt if this is done on which side
their judgoment will fall. We invite
comparison in all the points desir
able in a representative and have no
misgivings, if candor is exercised as
to results.
Before Mr. Bryan gets through
squaring bis past relations to the
Paris treuty with his present posi
tion relative to the Philippine ques
tion, he wish be had clung to silver
Oliver as a paramount issue.
. Echr oil t 1 Forestry.
Ynle has met one of the now Issues
in pniclicnl science In splendid style
by establishing a sclio ! of forestry.
Judging from the plans It will lie one
of the most Complete schools of the
kind in the country and, In some
ways, unique. Aside from the Im
portance of this move from the edu-
ationnl point of view the new school
has a special significance for IVnnsyi-
vanians, since rt large tract of land in
Pike county, near Miirinil, will be
the scene of the Spring woik of the
school when the professors and stu
dents take to the woods for the practi
cal win king out of forestry problems.
Hooks will not lie left iK'hind, bow-
eve'-, ns the Milford town lib' ary wii
lie supplied with a special department
for the use of the students, through
the munificence of Win. Koeka feller.
Such a scheme as this, taken in
connection witli the development of
an intelligent interest In forestry the
country over, is must hopei'iil. Cor
nell and Harvard and the special
school on Mr. Yanderbiirs place nt
Rillmore rcp'esent splendid influen
ces, and if the situation can be saved
by science it will lie saved, since aside
from what private initiative is doing
the Frederal Government's various
departments are doing a great work
in spreading a knowledge of the con
ditions and needs of the forests of the
United Stales before the people.
While the Forestry Bureau of the
Department of Agriculture is doing a
special woik and is in itself a great
C illego of forestry, the Geological
"turvpy. thiough Mr. Henry Gan
nett's study of "Fount Reserves,"
has recently made a signal contribu
tion to our knowledge of the forestry
situation In the United States.
These recent reports of Mr. Gannett
throw an encouraging light over the
whole situation. He shows that 117
per cent, of the total a tea of the Uni
ted Stales is slill wooded, while pre
vious estimates have assumed it was
but 25 percent. When it is remem
beivd that the annual value of timber
output Is HI)(),0im,OUO, som; Idea of
the returns In this great industry it-
given. We still cany on operation
in a shiftless manner, and indille'-ence
as to waste and flies In the State of
Washington alone have consumed In
a few years enough timber to supply
the whole United States with lumber
for two yearn. It Is the problem of
waste and reforestation that the Gov
ernment is studying, and schools like
that Yale has started, by tin ning out
equipped men, can do the country a
great service. We certainly nee:
their aid in Pennsylvania. Philadel
phia Press.
Largo sun spots, astronomers Ray,
causad the extreme beat this sum
mer, and doctors declare nearly nil
the prostrations were induced by
disorders of tho stomach. Good
health follows good digestion. Ko
dol dyspepsia cure digests what you
oat. If you have indigestion or dy
syepsia it will quikly relieve aud
permanently cure you. .
COMG !
DR. S. ANDREL KILMER
The Skilled Export-Specialist,
CANCERS .0etccwth'
(IN miNAL AND KX iKKSAl.)
WITHOUT KNIFE, PLASTER or ELECTRICITY.
All Chronic and "Given up"
cases successfully treated,
lie Sure to Kee H v. Tell your S'ck
friends and Ofgnhors,
This in the same IK. Kilmer Unit visited
In th'S vlouity yea,s utfo and cured so
many. CoiiB0latioiir.ee. Come early.
GOSH KN, St. K'mo Hotel, Oct. 0,
KT a EC VIS, llelaware Ho.ie, Oct. 10.
Anil evwi y eitfht weeks thereafter.
If too feeble or unable to seehtin, write
your dtlllculties to Dr. rt. Aiidral Kilmer,
.'0 Chenango tic, Biugliaiiiu.n New Yoik.
KKPOKT OF THE (XlNUITIOX OF
The First National Bank
OF Mll.POUI),
in the State of Peum.ylvania, nt tho lIoso
of bus'uess, Septemlief 6th, 1 si:
KiH HCtJ.
Loans and discounts $ H,.'iS 47
V. S. iiouds toK.-urecl.culntiou l.v At 110
Pn'nilmim on C. S. lioniis 'iM 7ii
Slot ks. beeni-ltU'S, eto 8, 1 M 60
Banking house, furniture aud
figures (17 25
Due from Nationals llauka (not
Reserve Agents) 8,4S5 60
Due loiii approved reserve
agents Ct'ss :
InU'iual Kcvcn.te stamps li.ioH
Notes of other National Hauls 2,6.;i i;
Fract'onal paper cur-ency, Eck
els nuil cents : ltt 43
Luwf.il noiiey reserve lu batik,
viz:
specie t a.sno n ., ... ,
Legal-tender uuies . . 4J0 OJ ( J'" ' '
Totnl $ 51, C 17 98
L A UIH ." ts.
Capital Stock paid In $ 2s,0i.O 00
Vudivided prolitn. leuit expeiiNCb
and Laxt paid 5 09
Iudividual depuriti bubjeot to
cheek H9
I)iiiinnd ceriitlcjuoM of dep.t.its. 'j (
Conilled cbicka , te t j
Total .
Slate of Pennsylvania. County uf Pike, fed :
1, KolxM t VV. Keiii, IJjishiiT ol thu himah
named hank, do Kolemnly bwear that the
ubovo MttiU'im'ot U truu to thu 1ki uf my
kuuwludge and lu'l t f.
UULIEKT V. KK11), Carh:er.
Suldi;rilki-d and sworn to lie fort) me tliU
17ili day of tx-pieiiilMT, l'.)0
J. LI. CJIAMHKHLAIN.
NuL.uy Pnolio.
'orrn t Attest:
il M WKI.I.S.
JOHN . WAKNKK, Directors.
WILLIAM MilAJilKLL,
era Ml
We know of
nothing better
than coughing
to tear tho lin
ing ol your
throat and
tunes. It is
better than wet
ieei to cause
bronchitis and
pneumonia.
Only keep it
up and you
will succeed in
reducing your
weight, losing
your appetite,
bringing on a
slow fever, and
making every
thing exactly
right for the
I
germs of consumption.
Better kill your cough
before It kills you.
kills coughs of every XI
kind. A 25 cent bottle k
is just right for an ordi- j
nary cougn; ror me
harder coughs of bron
chitis you will need a 50
cent bottle; and for the
coughs of consumption
the one dollar size is
most economical.
My cough reduced rn tnumfre
aJtPW'nn. I tried nianv reintlips(
but t hoy all fnilpd. After unine the
( hprry rM'triil I iinnn-lf:it!y p
g.in n imprnvp, ami three hottU s
retf-rrd mo to health. 1 believe I
owe luy life to it."
Hakau F. MonoAN.
Oct. 7, I'rowntoftu, Va.
Kotice ol Application
for Incorporation.
In the Court of Common Ple-j for tin
Comity ol' Piku No. !X ol' .Tune Terni I' 'i
Niiiifo is herehy (riven that, an applica
tion will he made to Hon, (-M-orne S. Pur-
ti . Law Judtro of the said (JeinI, at his
chambers, In Ho.ievdale, Pa,, on Tuesdnv
tin twenty third of October, A. 1) , 1 .),
at three oclock . m. umler the act of As
sembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, "The Corporation Act. of 1H7" en
titled ''An Act to provide for thu Incorpor
ation and Regulation of Certain Corpora
tions." annrovud April 2if. In4, ami the
pupp'cmentfi thereto, by Henry Haeuser,
.lacob Husch, Ccoi po W eisbrod, lieorge
eisbrod. Jr., Hcnihard Krnst and olliers,
for tho charter of an intended Corporal ion
to be called, ''Porters Lake Hunting and
v ishing ( lub tlio chanicter ami object
whereof Is to have ft private club for hunt
inir, (running and fishing for recreation
ami pleasure, and for thu preservation of
game and list), and the encouragement
thereof, and for these purposes to purchase.
have and maintain lor the use ot its mem
bora, privatu park or grounds with build
ings, with facilities for hunting, gunning
and llshing and the preservation ot game
and llsh; and to enact such by-lawn, rules
and regulations for I he government of the
said etui), and the election and qualifica
tion of its members as may tie necessary
for tho proier carrying out of the objects
aud pulpites of the said club, ami for
these uuruoses to have, possess and en
joy all vhe rights, benefits and privileges
ol the Paid Ac', ol Assenimy an . its sup
plements. H V. T. UAKKll,
Milford, Pa.. Solicitor.
Sept liith, T JO. oil
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Rv virtue of a writ of levari Facias !
Rued out of the Court o' Common Plea of
Pike county, to mu directed, I will sell at
Public Rale on
MONDAY, OCTOHKft 8th A, D., 1WW.
at 2 o'clock p. m,, at the Sheriff's office, In
the Horongb of Milford. in said Co of Pike,
All thobo certain pieces, parcels and
tracts of land situate in the township id
estlall. in the county ot l'me, Mate ol
Penusvlvania nnd more particularly d(
scrilH'd and designates as the Hachel Sinitl)
block here in conveying tho entire acrc
contained in said ikock, also the rioi-u
known as Francis Smith containing about
four hundred ncies more or les. also bieek
known as the John Shoe which said block
contains about four hundred acres more or
less, also one half of the block of ltachcl
Sheo, tielng the same premises as laid down
on the mapof tho county rh conlaiuing hi
all twelve Hundred acres more nr less.
The above In mis aro unimproved but
have timber and w oil, and vaUiablc Btone
ouarri(is thereon.
. tSeleed and taken in pxeoution as thA
property of Peter W. ilrovvn nnd will be
-old bv me for cash.
Sheril'Ys odh e K. VANDKRMA R K,
Sept. Mlh.li.JO. bhoiiff.
Widow's Appraisement.
Tl,., .,11 ...I., r. ...,.,Rt.n..t- k...
been Hied with the Register ami will le
piescnicu 10 ine toun or Loiiiirmaiiou
Oi tolT lit. Ut :
R-t teof Jtihn C- Hissam, deeeasHl. In
ventory and appiaisementM't ap.u t lo id
J. C. WKSTBHOOIC. Jit
.ept. 17, VMK Ki-gister
Court Proclamation.
State of Penn-vlvaniii,
County ef Pike.
ot ice js lieit'Py gl'in to all i;er?-'ns
bo. mil by recogiiiaiu e or ol he--wl-e to p
pe;ir, that the Oetoi.-r t4-rui, ln .of In
several courts of I'ike coumy will lie held
at the court liaiise in the brougii of Mil
lo.-d on the third Monday !.") i;l 2 o'cloekl
p. in. and will continue one "week if m
ary.
K. VAMihUMARK.
.Milford. Pa.
, Sept.. la, 1'.0. Muriff.
Stood DeathOfi'
E. R Muniliiy, a lawyer of Ilomi
etta. Tux., otK-t) ft Milled a i.ivu-ili;;
ger. iiy snvs; -my hmtiirr whs
very low with malarial fovtr anil
jnuiulioe I ierHuadt(l liini to try
Liootrio ISittera, and lu waa soon
much belter, but continued their use
until lie wast wholly cured. I am
Hiiro Electric liitteiH (saved his life.'
This remedy txpeld malaria. killn
diseuse germs and punfles the blood ;
aid . digestion, regulate liver, kid
neys nnd bowelrf, cure constipation,
tlyspephia, nervous dist-a.en, kidney
troubles, femuld complaints ; gives
perfect health. Only &Uo at ail drug
ntores.
w
Oris Cent a Word.
For KrtHi Itmrrtiitti. o AtlvrHinri!
tnkeii for Ii-an than 1 ft r'iitA. CASH
miit rec tintHt-y ptl nrili'm. Aririretm
TIKI? (M)INTV I'HKSJ.
MII.FOItl, PA.
fjOH SALK. A hiiimII fiirin lncntrd nivir
L Mrtaniirafl, known ns tho Urtiscl nr
Uelniittrtlt )lnt cttiitniiilii iil acres.
Klin ly lo-alr(l, vtt'U wnlcpt'd. Hon so nntl
.inn). Kmlt of nil hlndrt. Vnrt IninnrnKl.
Titlo clrjir. Ktr taTins, pik. v.tv., mlilrp
bock box G Mil font. V'n.
THKSPAPr NOTICK. Nt1co is ben-by
Kivt'ii t lint trt'simfi'slnir "n t lu iin niist's
orriipifrt ly t In u!iili'rsint'l in lHiitfmjttt
(ownshlp, knowu hh tin' HucIihtimii furm
for hunting, ilnhin, iH-iryln or nny other
IMirpor't' w Imtrvtir 1 foi liiildni viimIi-v 'u
(illy of tin law. Any person or iit'iscti;
lisohcyiup this notice Avlil i dealt will.
In tho severest lawful manner.
UEOltUK H. WcCAHTT,
July 1, 18M7- Ij'Hneo.
rUKppAPS NOTICE. Notice U hvrvhy
Ktveii ihal trespiiHsinjf upon theKouth
ern half of tho tract of lantl Known as the
William Denny, No. Wt. I u hhohola town
ship, for hunting, fihhinr, or, any other
pm pose, also treHpassitir im Saw kill pond
in Diii'itau township, or, ilshiutf in It is
foihitUlen under jtenalty of the law.
M. Cl.KII.ANIi Mil SOU,
.VprIMm Attorney for owner.
TKKfcPASH NO'I
PICK.
Not ieo herel'V
X friven that tn-spassinff
upon The nro-
perty ol tho forest ijike Asso'i;ition in
La kawaxen townshiji, 1'iko county, Pa.,
I'or the purpose of hunt in for and lie iiinjr, oi
inv other nuipose Is utiietly iorhlilileii un
der penalty of the law.
ALKXANPKK MADhKN,
Nov. 23, Prenident.
TRESPASS NOTICK. Notice Is herehy
given that trespassing on t ho premises
l the undersigned, sit unteu in DU'Riiimi
township, tor any purpose whatever 1
drictly forbidden, and nflutT uders will be
promptly jirosucuted. lilA U. Cak.
NOTICK All hunting, fishing fir other
trespassing on the premises of tho under-
i Lined, in luugman iownship. on Kay-
mondhkill aud Dwarfskill ('leeks, is for-
hlndeii under penalty of the law.
1'IlAS .1. HOILKAU,
Dlngman Twp., N. lioil.KAiT,
Way ii, lNi'p, .loshl'll i uoiLRAU
THKSPASS NOTICK. Notice is hereby
X giwn that tresi-asstng upon the pro
perty of the iimieihrm d in Milford town
-hip. Pike county, Pa., for the purpose- ot
muting, nsning or any oiner purposes n-
strictly forhlddi'ii under penalty of the law
Mas. S. M. CiiAtr.
4MFNDMKNT TO TH K CONSTITU
l I ION I'liOl'OSKI Ti TDK t il l
iiKNS OF TINS COMMON WKAlI'll
FOR TH KIR APPROVAL OR HKJK
I ION liY TH K tiK.N Mi A Ij ASSK.MP.hY
OFTHK COMMON WKAhTII OF PKNN
SYIA'ANIA. PCHKIS1IKI) RV ORDKR
OK Till-: SKt'HK 1 AK Y OF 1111, COM
MONW K.Ml II, IN PCRSUANCK Ol
AHTICI.K XY1II OF THK CONSTITU
TION.
A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to tho Constitu
tion of the Commouwcnlilu
Section 1. Holt resolved by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the (Join-!
mouwealth in General Assembly met, That
the following Is proposed as amendments
to the Constitution of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, in accordance with the
provisions of t he eighteenth article thereof:
Amendment One to Article Eight, Section
One,
Add at the end of th first paragraph ol
said section, after the words "shall be. en
titled to vote at all elections," the words
"subject however to such biws requiring
and regulating the registration of electors
as the General Assembly may enact," so
that the said section shall read as follows;
Section 1. Cjunlitleat Ion of Electors
Jvery male citizen twenty-one years of
age, possessing l he following quail Meal ions,
Jiall be entitled to vote at all cleetioits,
subjeet however to Mich taws reo,uir ug and
regulating the regisitaiioii of electors as
the Genual Assembly may enael :
He shall have been a citizen of the Uni
ted States at least one month
Ho thai! have resided in the State one
year (or if, having previously been a qual
ified elector or native born citizen ot the
State, he shall hm o removed t herefrom
nnd returned, within six months, immedi
ately preceding the election).
He shall h. ve resided in the election rils- i
Ei'iet where lie shall oITer to vote at leat 1
two mouths Immediately preceding the
election. i
If twenty-two years of ago nnd upwnrds, j
he shall have paid within two yearn a
Stnt nr county tax, which shall have :
been assessed nt leat t wo months and paid
at least one mouth before the election.
Amendment Eleven to Article Eight, Sec
tion Seven.
Strike out from said section the words
but no elector shall Ite deprived of the
privilege of voting by reason of his name
not I eing registered." and add to said see
lion the following words, "but laws regu
lating and requiring the registration of
electors may be enacted to apply to cities
only, provided that such laws be uniform
for cities of tho same clas,-' so that the
said Kcctlou shall read as follows:
Section 7 Uniformity of Election
Laws. All laws regulai ing the holding id
elections by tho citizens or for the regis
tration of electors rdiall be uniform
throughout the State, but laws regulating
and requiring the registration of electors
may lo enacted to apply to cities only, pro
vided that such laws bo uniform for cities
of the same class.
A true copy of tho Joint Resolution.
W. W'.GRIKST,
Secretary of the Commonwealth,
4 MEN DM EST TO THK CONSTITU
i TION PROPOSED TO THE CITI
ZENS of this commonwealth
bOR THEIR APPROVAL OR REJEC
TION BY THE GEN KB A L ASS EM BLY
OF THK COMMON WEALTH OF PENN
SYLVANIA, PUBLICUM) BY ORDER
OF I DE SECRETARY OF THE COM
MON W E A L I'll. IN PURSUANCE op
AR TICLE XVIII OF THK CONSTITU
TION. A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the Constitu
tion of t he Commonweal h.
Section 1 Be it r solved by the Senate
and House of Representatives of tho Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania in Geienil
Assembly met, Thafc the following in pro
posed as an ameudmetit to the Constitu
i ttwi of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvan
ia in ncoordum-e with the provUhm of the
Eighteenth article thereof.
Ami'U lineut.
Strike out section four of article eiht,
and iosoit iu place thereof, as follows:
Section 4. All elections by the citizens
Miail Uu by ballot or hv u h ot her method
as may bo ore' cnln-d by law: Provided,
Tliut hi-ciecy in voting be preserved.
j l rue col of t he Joint Ke-Mlutiin
W. VV. GR1EST,
Secretary of the Common weuls h.
Register's XJotice.
The follow ing At counts have Ikimi filed
with ihe Ift-iFtier of k'lUe County ami will
he pii'M i.trd to Ihe Court for Conlli mal ion
Oct iher lf. hrni.
Ktntetf l('uj;imin WhltCfell, deeeKKed
Acc ount of John VV. Fiazit r ami Jiuehh
T. Smith. Kjo- Hints.
Kr-title uf tJiiai-leit L Heller, dcceuMMt.
Account of Ciu l.-a C. Ili ller, Ailmrx.
KtalP of j. JJeehler, dee'Httotl. First
and final account of A. J. Hlmoim, Kxecu
tor. Kntate of Klizalx'th V, Carney, d.cearfctl.
Kiit and final account of J.hn Carney,
Kxeculur. J. C. WKriTHKUUK, JH.,
fciept 17, JiWU. lU'ifUtvr.
EVERYTHING
TO FU
CUTLERY
Do you want some Knive: end Foi ks. We
sell Rogers Triple Plated Knives and Forks
for $3.48.
CROCKii:
From the commonest k:ud of I arllitu ATare
to the Finest French China.
From 14 cents fer yard to $1.75 per yard.
FURNITURE
A single piece or a car-load. Frcm a cheap
wash-stand, to a Fine Parlor suite.
PRICES LOWER THA:J THE LOWEST.
N. Y. FURNITURE CO.,
92 Pike St., .. Portjervis.
Grand Clubbing Offers.
Pikk Co. Press, IKlios' vorlil, AinsliicV, Munsi-y'n, Cusnidpolitnii, $1.15
" " " " "
" " " " "
ion nmKo n KiMeption trom nno ol the lonr nln-rs, which yon spnd to
ua, enclosing 4 15 nnd wo will hnvo tho four piil licntions mnilod to thn
sunsc.rihcr tor ono your ; or onoh to sr pnmlp nclcrcss if so dosircri.
Address I'IKE ( iUN'J V I'KESS, Milford, Pn
A SENSATIONAL
REVOLUTION IN
PRICES OF CLOTP3IIMG
For tlic next sixty days, I
will quote Unlieaivl of prices
in Moils', Hoys' an(rChil(licnst
Clothing, that Avill astonish
tveiylKMly. An invitation to
the public is extended to in
sjiect the largest assortment
of Clothing and Men and Hoys
Shoes ever shown in Port Jer
vis. Prices Will talk. Call
and 1)0 convinced at
SCHAFRAMSKY
15 Front Street, Portjervis, N. Y.
The UP-TO-DATE CLOTH I Kit,
BOYS
Her your chime to noikp
money utter 114-tionl, N tiling
Mali lUr leuitiT Krr'iK.
Coat yoa I.KSS tliHti :i; .ve k I1 th.in Tor
Oc, clear PIIOHT fit over 7o nit ettHi
one. Vim eau make 'S to : every evrn
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