PIKE COUNTY PRESS
PUBLISHED KVEWY FKIOAY.
Friday, March 19, 1909
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ritbscription:
On Y it A B One dollar and fifty cents.
tx Months Seventy-five cents.
STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
Rntereil at the poat oflln of Milfnrd.
Pike County, Puuiifiylrnnin, ns aticonil
e'nsf matter, NotpiiiIk!!' twenty-Oat, ln'.lft.
Advertising Rates.
On inch, onetnsertton - - - - - - - - II ,i
Eaoh sutMequetlt Insertion .75
Keduee.1 rate, furnlatird on nppltcntion,
will tie allowed jroarly Advertisers.
Leg's! Advertising.
Administrator's nnd Exnciitor's
notloes
Auditor's notices 4.)
Divorce notices .... ... t,.W
Hlwrlff's sales, Orphans emirs Knles,
Vmnty Treasurer's salt's, County stuu--raint
and election pruclninntlon chart? d
by the inch.
J. n. vo iitn, Pbblibhkb,
A girl up in Wny tie county one day
last week in attempting to fill an
aching tooth with cotton opened ber
month so wide that slie dislocated
her jaw. Is the tooth a i large that it
took a whole odton bat to All the cav
ity or is ber mouth no small that, she
( in hardly. put the tiniest bit iu it
without such effort. ,
Evidence was taken last week and
this week before Register Westbrook
in the mutter or probating a paper
purporting to I the laft will and tes
tament of the late, Henry M. Court
right of Delaware towi ship. It was
sinned Sept. 35, 1908 and gives all his
property to one Annie K-dnl Geo R.
and C. V. Bull E qrs appear for the
Contestant Geo R Quick a nephew of
deceased, and Hu'i V. A. Erdmnn or
Stroudshurg for the proponent.
Word reached here yesterday of
the death of C. W, Cortright, a well
known resident of Porter lownship.
His last visit to Milford was about
Feb 12.
Mrs. Belle Spencer, a sister of Mrs
A. M. Mettlcr of Milford, died at her
home Hyde Park Scranton yesterday,
Some sort of dust, layer would have
made our streets much pleasnuter fin
a few days Ihis week. It Is to he
hoped the Council may see its way
clear to exieriiiient with one or more
of the mixtures offered for the pur
pose. The expense would rot be so
great nnd the satisfaction ufforded
might easily more than compensate
. for the outlay.
Violet, the young daughter of etli
tor Tr-rwilliger has ben.ii quite ill with
measles, complicated with pneu
monia. Measles are subsiding in town and
many families are being relen'oj
from quarantine. . The schools, which
hsve been depleted, will soon have
nearly their usual quota of attend
ance.
Representative Stradllng, of I'hila
' delphia, wbotemporarilyocciipiedthe
tipeakrrs chair a day last week anno
unced "the gentleman from Marvin,
Mr me". It was what might prop
erly be termed a parliamentary ntte
mpt to straddle
EGYPT MILLS
Misa Martha Strunkiaon the sick
list.
Mrs. Thomas Bennett of near Bush
kill is not in good beulih.
Mrs. Henry Smith is spending a
few days with her brother near
Brunchville.
Amsy VanW by has moved from
near this place to the vicinity of Cool
b tughs
Murio.i Ui'insiu e a.-d Addle How
t-y or nhu-unuKets wce lurried at
Unnjrur u week or two ago. The
young p.nple or Slufeiiiakur recently
gave them an ei.J ij utile eveuing.
The scarlet fever excitement lias
liassvd away and those uOlicted are
nl le to le about sguin.
Tom Litis of Meadow Brook is em
pleyed at Uranclivillc,
PAUPACK.
Edton Green, wife and children of
Ucranton and Misa Francis Killam
are arudiiifc a few days with the fain
ily of B F. Killam
Thb girls attending school at
BloomsLurg arrived at their bonus
here the 20th to spend their spring
vacation. Louies and Alum Vett.-r-lein
with their parents, Walter Vet
terlelu aud wife and Mubie Pel left at
the home cf C. A. Pellelt and wife.
Mrs Ueury Fowler received word
that her rather was dangerously ill
at Stroudsburg, to which place she
went the 18th.
Mrs L. T Simons, who has been
ailing for some time, was accompau
ied March VI to Dr. Barns Lospit.il
at Soramon by her hosoand and Dr.
Simons. Her husband will remain
with ber uutil she improves.
Mrs Anna Pellett of Bingmamtoi.
spent part of last Week with relatives
iu Paupiok.
Thursday last Mrs. Nora Williams J
of Tafton called on Mrs Bennett, ami
trying to turn her horse around be
came frlhteni d at (lie lipping i f Hip
wa(inn and Jumped, catching her foot
in the lines, which threw her break
ing her right. ankle. Hhe wan taken
tn Mrsi Clarks wlicra Dr Simons was
c.illed, who set the broken hni?. Mm
Williams whs removed to her home
at Cling 1'errys wuere rlie la doing as
nicely 9 can be expected.
Helen Klnger or Sfrutitoti viMted
i here part or (lie pust week.
A nuiuler ofyoong people gather
ed at B. F. Killuuia lust Tuenlny
evening, where games were pluytd
singing and innsio enjoyed till a late
hour when refreshments were served
and all returned totlicir homes much
pleaxed with the evenings tun.
The last Sunday before conference
Mtirce 21. We htipe our pastor of the
prist year, Rev W. T. Schenck may
be returned.
The last meeting or the Ladies Aid
was held at Mrs M. N. B. Klilums
last Saturday. All enjoyed a pleas
ant day. s
For SALE or RENT Store room
and dwelling on Broad Street, Mil
ford, Pa, either together or eepur
ately. Apply to
Mm. K. V. Dingman
or to Press Uffloe.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollar Reward
for nny casi of Catarrh int cannjt be
eurej by, Hull's Catarrh Cure.
V. J. Cheney CO., Toledo, O
Wo, tho undersigned, have known P. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, nnd believe
him peifeefly hooornble tu ull business
transaction nnd nuauciiuly nolo to carry
out nny obllgjitluna made by his firm.
V aldlug, Kilinan Marvlu
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, U.
hall's Catarrh Cure U taken Internally
nctiug dlro.-tly upon thcblood nud ihucous
surfaces of the Byntciu, Teatluiotiinls seut
frco. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by
nil DrugKists.
Tnko Hall's Family Pills for oonstipa
Hon.
NOVEL USE FOR SCISSORS.
Popular for Carving Becausa They
Cut Meat, Gristle and Bone.
"I thought 1 knew all about scis
sors," said the man. "I had seen
tailors' scissors for cutting heavy cloth,
dressmakers scissors for cutting flim
sy fabrics and lace, and still other
scissors for cutting paper, fingernails,
grapevines, all kinds of metals and
even for shearing sbeep; but In spite
or that wido knowledge of scissors 1
was puzzled when I saw the large,
peculiarly Bhaped pair of scissors ly
ing in the showcase.
" 'What are these scissors for?' 1
asked the clerk.
"'Carving mer.t," he said. With
scissors o, this kind carving becomes
mere child s play."
'"1 never ssw anybody use them,
cald 1.
" 'Nobody doe. use them," said the
clerk. 'That is. only a very few. In
Europe carving scissors are popular
Decause they cut right through meat,
gristle, bone and all, but It lakes a
little practice to learn to manipulate
the things ano nobody In this coun
try has patience-enough for that"
A Large Order,.
The nainter of nnrtrnlin shnnir Mb
head, but his visitor's Jaw was firmly
sot. "Why can't you paint my ta
mers portrait? he persisted. "Be
cause I hive tothina to un hv " tain
the painter. "You say you have no
photograph or even tintype of the old
gentleman."
"How about that picture of the
propnet Elijah?" asked the visitor.
"You say you painted that."
"Yes, but that is purely imaginary,'
exclaimed the artist, natienllv.
"Well, see hero," said the man, "the
prophet EllJaY'. ben dead hundreds of
years, and father's only been dead
thirty. Now if you can Imagine Eli
jah so well, -'hy not try your hand
on more modern folks? Father was
six foot tall, and bad a prominent fore
bead, a big aose, and a kind of a smll-
lUg mouth. New if vou nan nulnt
something that looks like him, I'm
wining to pay veil tor It,"
The wrre of Wealth.
Lucas Cleve, tin novelist, told this
story:
An old nurse had a very pretty
daughter. The girl met a millionaire
Droller at IJroLjtairs one week end
The man propo- ed aud they were mar
ried. Au excellent match.
Lucas Cleevj saw the mother a
snort time afier the wedding.
"Molly has ji nt well hasn't she?"
she said.
"She has that ma'am" said the old
woman.
"Her husband is very rich Isn't he?"
"Rich! Save us yes. Ye should
see ma'am. Moll's broieham, her
coachman and footman, ber motor car,
and ber diamonds and pearls. Oh.
sne livsE ifh. yuite lika the nobility
and gentry, nia'aui. Why, she siripj
tor i! "" "
Bad Memory.
"It must be nice to be a hero," re
marked the quiet man. "It is for a
minutj." replied Senator Badger.
"After that the hero wonders at the
world's bad memory." Milwaukee
Sentinel.
Protection Against Rabbits.
Australian farmers imported last
year, as a protection against rabbits,
l.oOO miles of wire nettinfr wiii.-a
ccsts f 122 to 1145 a mile.
Oyster Shell Records.
The British Museum contains hnoVa
written on oyster shells, bricks, tiles.
oones, ivory, lead. Iron, sheepskin and
pnlui leaves.
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED BY
GRADUATE IW PHARMACY
I i oaJli i 2, 0 o o . V
After the Children Start
Back to School
Look oat for th old trouble with Ver
min in dirir besdi. Ciuidres can't
sroid it. They are compelled to daily
come in ecoUct wi:h ihotc infected, aitd
vorraia spread with alarming rapidity.
Anyone is liable at anythna whea
travelling or in any itransje place to be
come infected, and the only ante way
In be is to have oa hand, seedy for
say emeigency. aeons
LARKSPUR LOTION
h la the cleanest, noat eocrreajent,
practical and effective remedy foe cW
straying head boa and venom nboot
ihe-body. It is e clean, clear hqind--
sxshiaf treaty not oily about k and has
noon of the objectionable features oi
the ointment! anally land. Baaiess
. tafe to ute on any pail of the bocfy.
A food aaad botfle.aiifhrirnt lorfanuiy
naa, sells iox 25c. jnsassnaa.
F. J. HERBST,
Graduate in Pharmacy
BOTH WERE SOLD.
An Instance Showing That Hospital
ity- Is not Always Appreciated.
Southern hospitality Is proverbially
generous. Iu "The Old Dominion1
Mr. Thomas Nelson Page recounts
an Instance showing that this hospi
tality was not always appreciated. A
guest asked the loan of a horse to
carry him to his next stopping-place,
a town which lay at a considerable
distance. The bost accordingly lent
him his ujrse, and sent along a negro
boy it was before the war to bring
the horse back.
After several days the boy was still
missing, and some one was sent to
hunt him up. Tbe messenger found
blm at last, and demanded why he
bad not returned with the horse.
" 'Causa dat gent'man done sell de
horse," was the reply.
"Well, why didn't you come, back
and say so?"
"Hi! He done sell me, too," said
the boy.
Calling the Deaf.
"To waken a deaf person who
wishes to be called at a certain time
In the morning Is about the hardest
proposition a hotel clerk runs up
against" raid a member of that fra
ternity. "To ring the telephone la use
less because the man can't bear.
Knocking, for the same reason. Is
futile. Now and then a guest who
has lost bis hearing suggests that he
leave bis door open so we can walk
rlt.ltt !i, and shake him, but even if
he do a appear to be dead game there
are so many chances of somebody less
guileless than ourselves walking In
ahead of us that we can't consent to
that simple expedient
"It seems to me the man who can
patent a device for waking the deaf Is
sure of fame and fortune, not to men
tion the gratitude of the brotherhood
of hotel clerks."
A Substitute.
Irish wl: is as excellent as It Is pro
verbial. A writer In the Mariner's
Advocate tells the story of a ship doc
tor on an English liner woo notified
the death-watch steward, a Hibernian,
that a man bad died in stateroom forty-five.
The usual instructions to
bury the body were given. Some
hours later tbe doctor peeped Into
the room and found that the body
was still there.
He called the matter to the atten
tion of the Irishman, who replied:
"I thought you said room forty-six.
I wlnt In there and sen wan of Ihlro
In a bunk. 'Are ye dead?' says L
'No,' says be, 'but I'm pretty near
dead.' So I was getting ready to
burr him,"
TEXAS AN ORANQ STATU.
Claimed That California Has Three
Freezes to One on the Gulf.
Texas is s mighty big state, and her
people are doint all they can to per
suade Northerners to se'tle where
there Is room and to spare. Recent
Texas newspapers report the arrival
at Houston and Galveston cf thou
sands of bome-seekers. In Houston
such visitors are greeted with roses,
each home seeker receiving one, the
product of the home gardens In mid
winter. It is claimed that hundreds
of these prospective settlers bad sold
their farms in the North and stood
ready to buy iu the Lone Star State.
"They prefer working a ten-acre
tract that will produce as much as
twice that acreage in the North, and
putting tbe rest in their pockets."
Meanwhile attention la call- ,n .h
growth of the orange Industry tn the
Texas rnnut muntr. ... . i. - o . i . .
. . uu, i ii o oauiuo
to the Rio G-ai.de. "It is claimed that
me canrornla orange district has
three frosts and freezes to nun in ik.
Texas coast couiary, and that the
tiuaiiiy ot me Texas yield Is the besL
Itcware of Mind Wcbblihg.
To a certain degree we are the
masters of our fate and tbe cautains
of our souls as the poet says. By
strong will and fidelity to Ideals we
can rise superior to circumstances.
The trouble Is that many waste time
in letting their minds wobble. Get
over tbe undecided habit of mind
I
What He Needed.
Supt McLarc. of San Francisco's
eystern of public parks, was Inspect
ing the work of restoring Union
Square to Its former beauty, now
that the little St. Francis has been
removed.
"I'm for heaviu this un out; it's a
sum little bush," remarked a garden
er with a brogue.
"Which one?" Inquired McLaren.
"You don't mean this beautiful little
Scotch heather? AU it needs is more
water, and it will grow as tall as you
are."
"You're not very tall yourself, Mr.
McLaren."
"Not extraordinarily so."
"1 say, Mr. McLaren," reflected the
gardener, thoughtfully, "did you ever
try water yourself?"
The Ideal Listener.
An attentive listener is a Joy, but
an inattentive one is a trial to the
soul. Listen with your eyes, your
whole face, your heart and your mind
and you will achieve a triumph. Look
directly at the person talking to you
and never allow your gaze to be de
fleeted to other things whlcb may be
happening about you, for this at once
shows lack ot,enuine Interest in
what is being said to you, and natural
ly gives offense..
Italian Villa Habit.
It is Impossible for tbe Italians to
get away from their villa habit In
Italy every little shanty you meet on
tho roadside is villa something or
other, tbe smaller tbe shanty the long
er the name. Down In Grand street
you come across tbe grandiose namet
of Villa Penza. Villa Gordiolo. Villi.
Marcaroni above the measliest of
small places, where they dish you ui
spaghetti for the sum of ten cents
with a small glass of wine for fire.
Japanese Sleeve Dog.
The Japanese spaniel, or sleeve
dog of Japan, is one or the long-coated
varieties which it much admired
They have been bard to acclimatise
and many discouragements bavs been
met with In their introduction. They
have large head;, with big dark eyet
set wide apart and very full. Their
little tails curl up ever their backs
like feather dusters. One pound Is
the true sleeve-doa, weight.
Names of Provinces.
Names of Chinese provinces have
a personal Interpretation, the same as
Indian names. For example, the Kan
suh province signifies Sweet-Sedate,
while Chili Li translated, reads Direct
Rale, and An-Ilwel means Peace
Glory. Not a Bark,
"Then you din't have any dog
watch on this rnu?" Inquired the
anxious passenger, according to a
writer In Life. "No. This la a cat
boat"
"Alnt He Cute?"
Recently a Utile Hoosier boy was
taken to visit bis aunt In the city, and,
on seeing the parquet 8. ors for the
Brst time, was heard to exclaim, "Oh,
mamma, look a', auntie's patent-leatb
er carpets!"
Etiquette a la Mode.
Augustus Hullo, old man; how are
you, and how are your people, and all
that sort of silly rot? London Globe.
Public Schools an ' Their Cost.
The pubac schools cost roughly
three hundred millions a year. Bat
urday Evening Post.
China Essentially Agricultural.
China Is essentially an agricultural
country and from time Immemorial It
has been the custom of tbe sovereign
to initiate Chinese new year, which
btetas lu the spring, by turning ovet
a few furrows in the "sacred Held."
Active Volcanoes Small,
There are 70 active volcanoes Is
tho world, many of them comparative
ly small.
Greeks Invented Backgammon.
The game of backgammon was la
vented by a Greek ta 1224.
T A1LO R 5
WHY pay as much lorn
ready made suit, as for one
made to your measure?
Our prices are not high
$15.00 will buy a mans
three piece suifc or overcoat
irade in the latest style
and fit guaranteed. If you
pay us more you get the
value in better material
and linings.
Womens suits start at $20.
See our line of table linen
it is worth your while.
. The Jalllets.
Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing.
TELEPBONF CONNECTION.
Broad Street, Near Ann
REPORT OF THE CONDITIO OP TH
First National Bank of Milford
rn the State of Pennsylvania, at tho cIosf
of bualaess, Febrnnry 6, t!.
KKSCUIIC'IM
Loans and dlommts $ -tS.1G9 It
Overdrafts, secured and unse
cured 120 IK'.
D. S. liuuiih ui seem e circulation 2.i,i.ou o
Premiums on U 8. Uonds mm ci
Builds, securities, etc 1)3 HW 0
Banking house, furniture nud
fixtures 1 888 0
Due from approved resorvo
agents 13 -Mi.1 8-'-
Nott' of other Naliimal Hank" . 'kso ri
i raction.il paper currency, nick
els and ceutfl 413 a
Lawful Money Reserve lit llnuk,
vis:
Specie (, IH5 an,
Legal-tenner notus. . . l.l'Ouoi o.uo w
Ktilcniption fund with (J s.
Tit-usurer (SCI of circulation) 1250 ft
Total inia.saa Ji
LIABILITIES
Cnpltal stock paid In 8r, 010 O
Surplus fund Ki.OiXJ 0
Undivided protlts. h-y,n expensos
and taxes piiitl 5,?2t 5!'
National iiaiik notesoumnndlug So too ui
Due to other nnllnnal bnuks Vi xt-
Dividends Unpaid j,; a.
Individual deposits subject to
chtjk 125.MH 7
Demand certificates of deposit. . Lieu 0
Certified r'jecks y; 2;
Total l!.33u
State of Pennsylvania, Conuty of Pike, an
I, John C. Warner, Cashier of tho abov.
named bank, do solemnly swear that tin
above statement is true to the beat of Mi'
knowledge nnd belief.
JOHN C. WARNER, Cashier
Subscribed ana sworn to before me thi
11th day of February MOD.
J. C. CHAMBERLAIN, Notary Publlo
Correct Attest:
W. A. H. MITCHELL, )
P N BOCKNIQUK. 5 Directors.
A.D.BROWN. S
A Sure-Enuogh Knocker
J. A. Harmon, of Lizemore, Wei
Va., says : "At last I have found tin
perfect pill that never disappoint
me j and for the benefit of other,
afflicted with torpid livernnd cbronb
oonstipation, will say : take Or
King's New Life Pills," Guarantied
satisfactory. 25o at C. O. Armstronu
Druggist.
A Few Things Worth Knowing.
Cork will not rice if sunk twenty
feet below water.
The r.ogro republic of Liberia has
twenty-two specios of rubber trees.
Korea, with a population of 20,000,
000, consumes 840,000,000 cigarettes
vesrly.
Sixty years ago tbe use of flint and
:,teel to produce a fire was not wholly
. inknown.
Vegetarian experts assert that one
.ere of land will comfortably support
'our persons on a vegetable diet.
Orlclnal New England.
Tbe original New Kngland was on
the Pacific, and not on the Atlantic
nut When Sir Francis Drako land
d on American shores iu 1770. he
00k poi-seeion of the country for
O'.ieeD Eliaabrth, calling it "Nova Al
lion," meaning Now Ligla:id. The
;tr.te3 o? Ni-w Hampshire. Massarhu
fctrd, Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Is!
id Verrront have, therefore, ar.pro
.lirded the n.ime which should be
o.ig to California.
Third Class Express.
One of ihe most popular trains I'
niii.i is a thiru-claes express on t
"aft Indian lino. First ard seco-.tf
!u?s pazscntrs are not admitted t
t. Its success lies in the fact thnt 1
' strictly a tbird-class express. T'c
r.iin lj t'le pride of the geaeral n,;. ;i
-.er, and pnyB veil. It Is alw.V'
rammed full, though no pan; ciuv
:ns a ticket for a journey shorter ti .in
00 miles.
A Queer Fish.
The mud-skipper is one of the queer
ist fishes alive. It really Is a Ash and
ives In the water, but it can c'.lxh
in t oa to the shore and crawl. It likes
to clamber up on to roots of trees and
penh there. Another funny thing
about it Is that it breathes with its
tail! The skin there Is very thin, and
the Cfb breathes through it quite
easily.
The Barrister's Back Pocket.
Old-time barristers in England did
not open)) receive fees for their ser
vices. An early method of collecting
fees was the pocket which in mediaeval
times a barrister used to have placed
In the back of his gown, Into wbfc
tbe solicitor would surreptitiously slit
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Toilet
Is what our lady customers
say about OUR
PEROXIDE II
It is a pure skin cerate in which a harmless and
efficient whitening agent has been successfully incor
porated. Applied to the skin it clears it of impurities and
produces a rich whiteness that is not secured by other
means.
It makes and keeps the skin white and the com
plexion clear.
REGULAR SIZE 25c.
Wall Paper
This week we received our stock
of new wall paper. Over 100 differ
ent patterns to select from, ranging
in price from 10 to 20c a double roll.
Also a lot of remnants to sell for 5c
a double roll. Our now stock will
please you both in style, quality and
price. Look them over before you
purchase. We can save you money.
W. 3. rYMAM & SON,
WiSSford, Pa.
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to
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jg . Cuddeback & Co. 3
BROAD ST.. .:. rV1!LPOF?D, PA.
MOVED TO (630
vn
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WE are the oldest Wine anil Liquor
Hou!e in I'hiUcUpliia. We have
been oUiged to move from t!ie
old !and whre we have been for so mr.ny
years must have more room to accommo
date out increasing buiiiic.M. Because we
have the finest trade in Philadelphia is no
reason why we should be higher piiccd.
Old Peim VVhJs!.y, 75c quart,
$2.75 gallon is the finest whisly for its
price in the world.
Imperial Cabinet Whisky. $ 1.25 qt.. $4.75
Kal., distilled from selected grain spring
water.
Goods shipped to ail parts of the
United States.
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Tiaomas
Formerly
1310 CHestnut St.
Philadelphia, Pa,
An Illinois CptimUt.
tvn't Kick tnc.tiiLt; you have to but
to ;our wilt's w Uu til'td yuJi
w Im. a . wtUt a Lti UouMy giad v.;
Lh-c a wifd tu button a wuint fo
Sou c uiej'u wives tinve no wuibU i.
but ion. Some meu'u nivej wjimI.
have oo buttou uu tu bultu.i. to-.-.n
ni'.n's wives who bive v.ist3 w it.
butioDB on to button duu't care i
contintatal whether tl.iy are bimm.
ed or not. Souio rr.uu cou'i have an.
Witts with wAksis with but i on t-.i i
button tuj Oiufd tuhu a raoo.L 1...
vhrtn
- ja l-a.
TV
are intend- 3
put in Gas
or aro having any j
trouble with your
pipes already in, gj
Let us know. S
SANITARY
lli ALL ITS
BLANCHES
GHESTf.UTST
sey
1630 Chestnut S
British Sjlaer' New Outfit
An AlUtralint cut re louuc-ut write.:
Ad important A:nu e U now being
u uu. u in liit! inU.itryr.iaL'n t Qui i'i menu
i iue old t.iv.r.i is ue.r.g eupcrstuca by
this IKV7 "Aob euijajieiil." whith (8
iu:'i to be h;uitiiy uuUodu'i! by ti.e
rn n. A KrriU iinprDvcmtiit has b-. n
! tlf'"ft'(l i:t Hie diitril)iit!uu or wel i.
In niarciiiiiK oru.-r iu'Oier H.h hantl 1
icr nor tliu baVMbaili strap ia worn,
to IhL citct ia ift quite free aid
breatlvntf is u.aJe eudlot. When 'j
t pla n,; Kit noiMng tbHt is aot t-ntc-i-ttat
to action wilt be c(rr!fj. ml iu
bxuvioi'ur w,l ba.e to be acid'.d.
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