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FARM AMD HOME. Tire whteh fly off from iron i»'inx •otk<xl at loc/jee, iron trunmxng. filing!, or other fi-rruginou* material, if workrel into the aoil about fruit tree*. or the more minute ptufeclna Njutad thinly on the lawn, mix«l with the earth of flower lied, or in pota, are moat valuable to the peach ami paar, ami, in fact, (•iijipH urawarr ingredient* to the •oil. For colored flower* they heighten the bloom and ineraaao the brilliancy of white or nearly white flowera of all the r a'faßfßy. How to Fmu> Bair—Bran or ground feed in l*st fed to eowe on nmiatened hay ; it toeing mixed with the hay, all will !•<’ eaten together ami rafarei and maatx-nte*!. But if it i* not fed with ent hay it ahoulfl be fed dry ami in a email qnantrty taeh time, for if fed alone it la not ramed ami remaaticalnd, but goea on to (tea third and fourth atomaeh*. If fed in tohip it i* a wallowed -without any maatioatiori, and mixed with little or no •alive, bnt if fed dry it cannot be awal lowed until it fa mixed with aaliva, ami the agliva eeeiata in digi-etxon. When foot] ia maatlcatod the act of rumination caiiaee tli* aaliva to flow ami mix with food. We have experimented ami find that when fad aloue dry ground feed ia lietter digeatod than when fed wet. Can- Di ar von TmmßN.— An exchange •peak* of the great value of “ehip dirt" for eprtwdtng around young or newly act fruit here, imparting to them donhfa vigor in (growte It ia wmpty the lienfrfit derived from good mulching. Decayed chip*, leal mold and dried muck are ail quite almilar in their n*tnr«| ne they tend strongly to hold the moiature in the soil below, and can not form a ernat on the aurfaoe, they aro well fitted for the porpoae It ia probable that a frequent stirring of the •nrfiiou of the noil atiout the trees would answer nearly the rami' pnrjxwe, but, m plan terr generally neglect thia stir ring ox jwtortii it in an inefficient man scr, while the action of the decayed vegetable matter cannot lie hurt by neglect, it has a special advantage over ollict modaa of treating the young trees oormua Tbmbb— Mr. Saunders, th* borticnltnrial in charge of the public garden* and grounds at Washington, who haa observed that the outside rows of trees in an orchard always grow mors thrifty than tlie interior rows, is credited with making the following suggestions: That trees be set in two rows twenty five to thirty feet ajiari, then a space of three hundred feet or more, end two mom row* of trees, and so on over th* ground, the intervening three hundred feet of ground to be cultivated in such crofts as may be desired, and the space between ths rows of trees to be put ia grass as soon as they tiegin to bear. The cultivalMn of the ground would keep the trees lieallhy, ami conduce to their bearing fruit. Tbs double rows of tree* would shelter ths crops between and be beneficial in that way. II si runs xirn Cxi,vws—ln training the heifer to be milked I have found that patieiK* ia an important considera tion. I found that, by using a milking stool, ths leg of which was fourteen inches in length, I oould, by placing my head firmly against the aide of the heifer aad having the stool no placed as to form a brans, prevent her from kicking. I use ate noh ion fastenings, ami feed while milking The calf waa easily taught to drink as soon as danger from an inflamed Wilder had passed. I have found that a narrow pen is desirable, one not wider than three feet, so that the calf cannot back away from the bucket After sliawing the calf to sack the ends of my Angers at two or thro* feedings, I slipped the bucket contain ing the milk for it under the bottom plank of ths [tat, which happened to toe es fas exact height to admit ths bncksl under it. The calf oonld not upeet it, and in Ute entree of ton minutes drank the owttrnte, and has bail s oonstitu- Uonal tendency to drink ever since. Thb l's« op BvKPtxiwtns.- Many people took upon the sunfiowcr as aim ply a worthhwa weed, ami never dream of the valuable qualities the nerd* of this plant ]*>aaesa. For several veers they have been used by brooders of fancy pciltey aa a food for choice birds; in sninil Quan Ulna, it is mixed with lh< other fatal, and the peculiar properties of the seeds uupaut a beautiful gloss which no • Aber grain will giro to the plumage of the adult birila For those who raise fancy fowls tor exhibition it is essential to jwrfeet sacoeas that th* plumage ahonld t«r in )wrfect condition, an<l to attain satiafactorv result* we can recommswai no more valuable aid than judiciomi I'wding of Una eesvL lb has long l-evw known that the oil extracted front sunflower seed makes a dressing for the hair which » lieoeficial, imparting a smoothness ami vigvr highly apprro mated by all who have Lied it. It grows very readily, ami the poultryman ahodld not forget this cheap, useful asswtant to his lalxifto. American t (drnj hoods mu now 0M par toe fat making born buttons Mamv people afefctta with phthMM pwiiwo nate < < <«sampttsa) am Dr. Bali a Kyv up »«* wry gnat bsotet sag lutMT Prww » ■sateaksMa. nrxnr aa a cjktotr ron w*. Why, asks Spain, sbogld not she be re pros anted when Europe maate in coun cil ? Ona anawur would appear to ba I that, except fa population, ah* ia as nn * lik* a great power as a state can be. Hbe is poor aad hash Wk 1; ah* has taken no part us th* fcrmatton of ruosot Enropean hwtovy ; ah* he* no external interest* to dsfand ; ah* contributes liUi* to th* ma tenaland shll teas to th* fateltectnal stock of European wealth. Italy has fought Bmbw fa the Orimaaand Austria fa two campaigns. Her fighting may act have been very snssimrtil, bwt NR ♦ she has fought, Italian oommerc* out ' al Italy is pnaMag Abd widely spread. Hpaomb ooeunarc* «Mos SpUtt or Hpstu | tab ootomes is simply arm-existent It* iy has fa recant days ppotface.l great men, not only the late King aad Oevour, but crowds cd men with th* knowtedge and instfaets of stat ism am Hpain has recently prodneed, to pet it briefly, the persons whose it has produced. Italians pay ap honestly ; they explore, colonize, write. They are engaged tn really great experiments fa education. They are Eunpemm fa the aaidst of Europe. The Bpaniarde are • linnet out of Europe geo graphically, aad ere still tees fa it m politics, arms, literature and comnwroe. 1 AU teat nan be told ter these is that they can abow a total ed 17,000,000 of poptes tlon, aad have aow been flvs or six veer, without a dyaesti* revelation.—.ferwr daiz Xsvtete. _ WOO lADArBXDAAT. There is on* boy fa Galveston who will newer be a ■eeirian. Ho fa too independent. Hu teacher was trying t* make him play the right notes, and he. said to hist: “ Ton most not reach way over there on the treble. That's not right." ••I guess Til reach where I please, on this piano. Wo own this piano, I reckon. ITI put my feet uptm fa 4 I see fit —GalssNab. flfatefe Tn corner loafer will never visit the phrenologist to find out what h* is beet fitted for. Ha does not want to know. [Bettis Creek, (Mich.)Daily Journal.] I’pon being spoken to concerning St Jacobs Oil, our fellow townsman Mr Theodore Wakelee, said: I had been suffering with rheumstisai. Anti obtain ed the greatest relief from the use of St Jacobs Oil. It has also been used in my family for some tune, and has never been found to fall iu giving prompt i«lief. Ha that abuses hfa own profession will not patiently bear with any one else who does so. And thia fa one of otu most subtile opexatiocui of eelf-lovo. Fol when we abuse our own profession, we tacitly except ourselves; but when another abuses it, we are far from being certain that this fa the case. (South Bend Evening RsgUter.) When certain powers are claimed for an article, and everybody testifies that it does more than is claimed for it, to gainsay its worth Is useless. This is the substance of the Ht. Jacobs Oil record. •‘Bo TOC martted old Hcavipenny’s eldest, I hear,"faaid the friend “Yea,’’ eaid young Infont, “I have." *' Good matchT" naked tbs friend. “I guess so," sighed the bridegroom, wearily, “heaps of brimstone in it.” And the years go by.-— Hawk-Effe. The hreat Blamdmr. A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that cure* every time, and prevents diacase by keeping the blood pure, stomach reg ular, kidneys and liver active, is the greatest blessing ever conferred upon man Hop Bitters is that remedy: and ita proprietors are being blessed by thousands who have been saved and cured by It. Will you try it 7 Rec an other column. —Eagle A warrxa tn the Cincinnati Enquirer after a critical inspection of New York women, says that the higher you go u the enntat seals the farther you get fro: Iteanty, and that the Bowcry shop girl are, fa that respect, far superior to th “ swell " young ladiea. CM CW**M—*,!»■ M Ore*’ Rsailwbat Mr. Williatu C. • merchant of eleven, V*. write- uude: l*l<- at april l«th, isai. Ils save I betlew Uuu .< Haw's / uno Bnlsom will and h** ctired ron • utapUun It tehen tn Uste and pc>prr owrv be I leks* of the I'mmwl both tu nutalJe food sad | oMtaag. Mix ysarssgo axMber was alUfaed with pweanMOla. Tta sUeodlna phnsnsa. '•>«*» tune after," teM s» lhal thedisease bad ► < U*d <XI bar Luap and ths: .be bad th" con- Not bebevinit that a iwTmstM*nt | cure Could :■» t-ul (fanliiui t might te •Me to set an expectorant not containing spots:, winch wooM agord sosm relief, 1 so- | qulrgd of a dnwtet at Rtchaniod. Va., if bs | bad any medmoe not containing opium, that was a good expectorant. Ha than rooum- , mended AltaxL«« Bataa: Whkb I pw- I Cbxrert and Induce*! mv moUxv to trv. Before ] •bs tad taken the flret bottfa tb. tafWovsnw'nt in tar coodtUon was ao marked that I tmrvhaata three more bottles. The aUendm* phreavan eweanf the baa Ml eta) eWect*. reonmmended tu <N>i>t*iMd to and In abnet twelve month* her lungs ware proaouncad cured. Vpon uxyre cxwuaeodabon many attar* who had the enn •aaaptoon have twwn enrol I think vnu can olaun for your medMne, tbs foUowtnit Ex ttotaesttoo without bi Satan: , usl braise es iba tans*, by keevkn< them tree from foreten toketanne., fans arvasthw end enna* Que dread dieeaar Mr Hunt** save he wntaa beeanre he wants M knows tbs* Atas* Leng Batam is I dot ng good Twa foltowtag ooavwuatam took pfaas tatwvma a klnd-taarted lady and a entail boy who politely swuag open the gate kw her. ** Ah, what a nfaa, p -dished, potato fatal* boy you are I I : •uppOM you tavu about han?** “Is fas—l (tout. -Warn I taw mas x .a iiMianstr Avar, to aetaeceron-tor that «anasr*s Safe kid ney and Liver (tare a aaMMUt the SM»t valuable dteeovanm of the lath asatary. 1 saauu* eay too mark ia Ms behalf ■sawed) J. H Onsnißxxv. M b Pntabarg. Pa., Sth AprU, Uta. * THK AOK OK AITOAA. “ A» Ifainbi. r Artichoke Homcawe fa fa, llkft 7 " tartly faqnirod ths I’rwsdsta | <x the Lime-kiln Club, as the triangle ' ceased its echoes. Mr. Hurricane was there. He roes frofahfa ssflt aafl wfaked akroiy foi »«i to Die Dreaulent'e desk. “ Brwlder Hurricane," continued the ! President, “ you war down on de Cen -1 tral mafact de odder day. Instead of j ttyflhte At starMSon SB- a taflad I cabbage, an* gwino home alx»ut your btz ' urea, yen stopped an’ got into an argy t ment wid Dujan Smith about de a*g» of ' Ju*lan when he betrayed de Savior. Am I I k'rect alxmt dis?" ■ “ Yes, ash.” * " Arter de argyment hail continued for some little time, an' when it becum aartm fat yvu oofadn’t agree, yon called Hmifl. a liar, an* he called you a human hyena. Your loud vokees brought a crowd, an' a pnrlicemau finrlly ordered you off de market under penalty of ar rest. Am I k'rect, Brudder Hurri cane?" "Yes, sail." " Well, den, let mo ask you what differ- ■ ence it makes to you whoder Judas was 2b Or 75 yean of age wl*an hs sold iAIUt?" y “I dean' s]*ect it makes any differ- | eno*', sail." “If Judas had nebtasr al>ed at all, wonldnUyou hwfe fifa as mngh woxk and jfat aa good wages aa now?” “ I 'poae so." : "If dat same Judas had been 500 y'ars old when betook dat money, would you havetopsp any more toittne wub , dan now?” "No, aah." “ Den it seems to me dat you mado a plumb up an' down fule of yeraelf. How does it seem with yon ?” “ Jfat dat way, sal:." "Werry good; you kin rosoome yer seat. When a man am satisfied in hfa own mind dat he haa made a fool of kiasalf, dar’ hain’t much left to argy ifaont. B* a leetle keerful in do fuchur. Let ds Ojiostlee stnctly alone; it won't make any difference wid you whederdar' war' twelve or twenty-four of ’em. Let de ole I’rcpheta alone. No matter how many dey numbered, or what dry prophesied, de price of- cowhide boots will not be leas dan free dollars while you an’ your chill'en exists. Art* r dis, go yer own way an' mind yer own big ness, regardless of Judas Iscariot, Daniel fa Ute lion's den, or any body else who haa been buried over 100 y’ara." A Gbohoia editor says that twenty four heathen Ohineee walked into his sanctum, and, through an interpreter, paid for twenty-four subscriptions to hfa paper. The editor wondered what they wanted of an English paper, and Uisy took it for the "pictures” fa it, the paper having a rat cut, a catarrh ent, a guano trade mark, and «n um brella ’• picture.” A fahmkh'h son fa England, dunug a leeaon fa astronomy, was asked by the teacher if he knew what was meant by the milky way ? He indignantly re plied, " Why, sir, *tis the whey that iximoa from tiio chirete ?" Given up by Hector*. '“ls it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up and at work, and cured by so simple a remedy ?" "I assure you it is true that he is en tirely cured. and with nothing but Hop Bitters ; anti only ten days ago hfa doc tors gave him up and said he must die 1” “Well-a-day! That is remarkable! I will go this day and get some for my poor George--! know hops are good.”— Salem Port. HSTOLBOV 1. once noticed Uiat Madam Robillard, the wife of a tobacco manu facturer, wore moat elegant jewel* This first gave him the idea of making |ho trade in the weed a stat* monopoly. The annual profit fa now about 150,000,- 000. Birr a sample bottle of Cousacns Light ning Inniment to cure vour sprain, or if ■ vou have the rheumatism and need more, □de. will buy a liottlo of regular size It fa tiie bret liniment fa the world for •|>aviii, rfaglxine, galls, scratches on animals. Ham pie bottle 25c. For sale I by all druggist*. Rxv Dx CVTI.XR, in rvmtntsceticre as to Carlyl*. mentioned that he heard him say : " I wad like to s*e America. Ye may talk about your Ihmocracy, or any other 'cracy, or any kind of poieoti- 1 eal rubbish, but the secret of liappmeet* in America fa that ya have gat a vast | deal of land for a very few people" buMBOTteB, gyvpepta aarvons proataatac ata all forms at gafara* tatebty retarol by tetang Msssmas sPirroMuxL, Baar Toaie.tta only preparation of test oontalntaa its satire ualnboos pcopsrttaa It aontafasteood-mak ta(, tocoa-asasraUfta ata bfs-snstaimM prop srtMS; to larelaabla tax all snfsebted oonJiteM, Vbateas Um resalt of aihinstKia, mtous pros tntiom oral visit, or Mate dissaii, ■wtatu.v:) if MuKtag from pufaxonary actnjjastak th* wvß. Hatart A Qa, provostm, M*w Ir-L D!’ Bl J L Ls| COUGHI SYRUP -fa I Aw Eastern editor claims to have read the Bible tlirough a great many tunes. Hfa aseertton would be subject to grave doubt if the feet was no* known that for the poet two or three yean he has been a proof-veader tn a Bible publish fag house —Quincp Modem Argo. TessdllorsM sail ••■* s*4 <rtw U> hto roosa eg osar Iks s*x. Ata nmr • hint of *ia IsniMs >aes OoaJd bs SM ia Ms Stas sys. With p*s>c« sta mmss ba Beta Xos lotata Um AM psta ■». But his sosl vassaasee stth •* ancalah wild, Ata on gon ha omlA cwaaly ane BcnaaU: a ahlrt-f root so anowUy vblta Hay.***! • rubbs-axooa hsart; For Um tailor dm ma ratalur a jtsoa Which hs daw-rlbta as “ tart* ’• Dta-rol ths dsra posts " hs terosty aalA, “ With tbstr aonl-sonss aaS other fnsh ; If I had my way I would Wax thslr staff Akmf with tbs Sstiary towtoL* A fair Mind maid atsppta softly ta n» tailor's <trt, I vast*. FsU vsickly ha loohta f ran taa min an rl pi rp - AA. Uayoe.my bsart's ova s»sm." . Tbs talior-msa hare pretty toofb Umra, And oftsn Uralr breve do aaha; Hut in vwma« lbs hearts rt ths maidrea fair Tbs editors capture tbs oahe Av Oswego editor want to Buffalo the other day, and soon after telersphed to hmdear readers: "Your humble ser vant completed negotiations for a mother-uifaw this evening,” and the telegram is published fa hfa paper, signed with hfa name. Prof. Bu-uhotm, es Vienna, has nr ceeded with an operation for stomach canaer which has never been undertaken i»efove. ' A GOOD FAMILY REMEDY! BTRIOTLJf PURS BA 1* A M fTbtfl •flgrflriM rptwMflotatlM L««f« ts • bttfllthy fltaU. | What The Doctors Say! HR. FLFTCHKM, of Ullnr<vr. Mo , "T r*«wn. mend yuur Ualmm >u U flUtfl? mfldi* eiw f' r cv jjjhk and ciidfl.*’ DR A C. JORJCROI, of Ml V«ra<x>, IH.. wnUi of ton• w*«d*rfiil .’nrre M tu bifi pl«C« bv tbfl um U !'*■■»• ■bl—bi. ’ DR. J. D TTRNRR, Rl Ala., fl prflrtkHnf physician • t <«»iiiy-fltfl wmb. wtitefl “It UUm k>«U |M«| arratiren ft*« C<x>flun>ptl«« In lh« World." For all Dlacwae* as lb* Throat. I.«ar» aa4 rulMtonar? Oman It will bw fwaarl a ■Bflwal warwlWal Meaa*flly. AS AM EXFffCTOAANT IT MAS NO EQUAL. IT C«*ITA.NS NO OPIUM iN ANT FORM. J. N. HARRIS A CO.. Proprietors, tixnaSAn to. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Hosnis &IfTERS Shooting ChillM Down it 'lie't, Dall pein in the limbs, naassa hfiinnsnsea, are ayniptoruaol approaching (ever aad asur. Vae without delay Hostetter's Stomac » Bit leia, which (übatilutes (or the chilly eena**- lion a genial warmth, regulates the atomaeh an<l imparts tone Io the liver The hnwels the aloniacb arid the biliary gland being r stored to a healthy condition, the diaeaae conquered at the outset. For vale by a Druggists and Dealers generally. atlUlti • lo Axaata. ata safsasss. BS'suai QiJafiffrva*. a l<b~r hw.,. A Cs.,*.rol. H. SEND TO H. L. B. SHEETS, IN ikwh ville, Tenn.. For beat Pianos. Organ* and Musical In atruiuenta. laical .Sheet Muaie. Beal goo*U —lowest prices. CELLULOID EYE-CLASSES. ” lisy rreenting th* ebnireet selected Tnrtofal Shell amt Amber Tbs isfataet handaomret ai*d »«r>.jgwt known, tteid by Opucaana ata Jevsiera. Made by the SPEXCIft OPTICAL M > <» CO., 13 Maiden Lane, Now Tori. M HITLMm A KAM*. U Eauai Law, ARKANSAS BEACON Sub eribe for the Arkaaaaa Beacon a live Family Newspaper, rerniar and rel«i<>aa, (not aectariao I Pnhlaahta weakly at bear ey. Ark Aabpasc. tft csfauan papct.aH, h**me print, large cirenlaUata, gives mnek in (ortnnlion about ArkawaaV Ota yr. R15O; R MM. kt QU. t nao*. .’>o cl*. MT feta M. fetatab. ffittta feta** W .to RRMR I » J^gjy| ED Y , iJ —-all RHEUMATIC MEURAL6IA. SCIATICA. Ihte— -idwj LUMBAGO. PJ! >AI H i ■■■■l <■■■■> Bl CHEST. THROA T *i iimiiiCT 11 qi ■ i - v • • ••wl ■ ”• 1 • ’ I JI SPRAINS IS I t«s. JSTS AMD GaenlMflyW- TOOTH.EAR I HEADACHE, AMD ILL BTHW HIIIS ACHEB Wo Frwsrawa ~ »*«li ejaalr Ft J»cnas Ou M aea>. aians aa<l o*a«r Kosraal t Sai u>. • I *»t**»i‘'»iy mn,a« .allay »f owcflflOsrtfeg wtUt pfedutfen Unv• rti— R »»d pfeflMiO prfefll « IhUtoou ©ibu-tiob*! IA BLBVKI UM*tA‘*«*- Mil n All maxim »m ttxtut t« sta*t«i fl. VOQELER fl* CO. Kaltitnorr, Md. f V. S. A PONDS EXTRACT. BnHaaa JMrevaina. ChaMU ail gw-laga*. OWaau TnnantMnm uvaloolr fob Pond's extract u ta< “b iptasa far‘kli Haas*., C<44 vaiarril ai« “aNata. BS. oar catarrh Curw <«••*■*•>, ajatoally pre aarta to maalaarlCTu oaaaa, eoalalaa all tea aaraura w lyartiaa ar Pond'S flltttoCt; aer NaSSt Sor* Throat ata Lungs, Chappod Hondo ata Faoa wagraally tenattoS Sr to. Ex tract. Frosted Limbo us Chilblains a* a araaaU yre Ussa*, aad euawauly eatta byPo n d S Kxtraot. MT It ta Qflßfefb t* B»« fAMr flrtfalM wfth cer dlrscflc-w* IwbMM banoi rOMD’A UTA A CT. Bettes all i*te ««a aad BflMWutw NOTlOi! AS BLUEFLANNEL'tARMENTS O< IwforiOr’ <t*a*lUy If Good* ere *.-4 a. 14- S> al.t*yib»» mill The MlddlrtoiCantwaa. u> ordaeto p* vie. I Ih, >* c**-u u.**a**‘'l U*a Ute- , a l- 1 toseaUrr alt'dtortitog rtele trsw VrtK HTAM>AtU' INW"" IU.O- JI.AgVBte .V>l> lAUJT btXVFHit. 1. A l. Jt Ireftoy tt*«aia,l mm* 1*“ **» I*al. aaarh i.cKai rurmahel by Its aaUu*< Agauia to aft parti*, ordering lha it<taa.' WENDELL FAY A CO., »*«i"0 *»»">•■ nisbi.nux <wwpawy. tt aad to Warts tt. Ire ttau r rise Ilia BL, Bartos ill Ctelaat kt. FkfatrfaSia. f 'WILBOM OOMPOUHD 0T IPTTBE COD LIVED TeOne isntl All. - Arw yon «aflrsrlM< from • Cough, Cold, Aalhtua, Btonrhltu*. • r any of thr w*f om tUlMijfeMv ttovblMfitet wire.-a e ß fl Ui (fefeautapfe ji? | UPS “ Wt/Mr'g PtaFF Cttd-Z.ki*' Oii fefed X*"**," fl fefefs Hire (••mtt-fv Tm>« ip tin jtffcrlt prvfNLFfet; <>•, lav,! I* pffe flctilnrd b» lb« tnedlCfel ffeCUllT Mfifefaf. M>ty bf 4, > Wii feofl, cbpcnipt, Bttaioft. hold bV AirdnftrhU. 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CaUlc<nfl fead Fncw L»<d FVHRr * • T} AGENTS WASTED FOR DIBLE REVISION Wwjaajatadieare.l ninrtratel adit.re of lha Xartaed »pw iWlflflDfetn. ■.HMMk* if pM nle Mrs WfeltfSff fta ,1 r*B BC4 bs dattatwfed by th* < bss; John pcbltflterp » u.f»* no* feltUrfat*. Sore that thflcrwrtr van bnw rnotkif •IM fin* •nr ••.ar* nc sfepwl sot W«x4 krrGswp c •flihag tfeta rdafoot. htaftj etxaujfl. A44?«m Natuipsl PraMaaiWto Go., Atiaau, Ga. BLACK AND TAN GORDONS. ly x HALE -Farro* bom tea Llkwiag erecs budwa x ■ rtxtan ” aad “ cot'*vrxA* day Morn.'’ at,fa hr •• bl i< k rxixcr,- a. < imj-.ftod rtzixi •• u»w«ta •• ÜBOOUL' 1 TS. i iu .ra w. ne, larre haalihy Color Store sal a IW | y *., w.-. toga parfart. Flaw glLuuaact. *' M, aaa. H. Mt MPggv, Martonite. Mareart. 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