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WILLAMETTE FARMER
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(pc fjonu $irck.
Conducted by Mrs. Harriot T. Clarke.
A PERPLEXED HOUSEKEEPER.
.
I wish I I1.11I .1 dozen pair
Of lianils thin very minute,
1M soon Jiut all thins to right
TI10 very deuce is in it.
Here's a big washing to he ilono,
O110 ji.iir of hands to do it,
Sli-nts, shirts and stucltiiii;. colt and pant,
How will I ever get through it!
Dinner to pet for six or more,
Xo loaf left over from Sundays
And haliy as troasns ho ciu lito
He's always soon Mondiy.
And thoro's tho cream, 'tis petting (our,
And must forthwith Lu churning!
And here's llob wnnts n bntton mi
Which way shall I ho turning!
Tl time tha meat wis in tl.o put,
'I lu bread won wortcil for Inking.
T10 clothes were taken from the loll
0 dear tha baby's unking.
llus'i baby there hush sli-ali,
1 with lio'.l kcp 11 littl?,
Till I cnul 1 1 1111 and at omo woixl
To liuriy up the Kittle.
0 dear, 0 ilf.tr, If I' tomes hoino
And fliuls things in this potlisr,
Hu'll Just begin to toll 1110 nil.
About IiIj tidy mother.
How nice her kitchen used to b,
Her dinner alwajs ready
latnetly whtn thu nnnn.bvit ratio
Hush, hush, dear little l'reddy.
And then will come sumo hasty word
Itlgnt out beforo I'm thinking!
They say that hasty wonls from wives
Sot color men to drinking.
Now Isn't it a great idea
That men should tako to sinking
llccnuao .1 weary half-sick wife
Can't always rmilu so winning.
When I was young I used to earn
My living without trouble;
Had clothes and ik(Mnntiey, tO,
And hours of ldmru double.
1 nocr drtamed of such n fnto
When 1 ft Ijm was cimrted
Wife, mother, nurse, seamstrvM, cook, house
kcejHT, ilir.nilicrinr.iil, laundress, dairy
vomaii and scrub generally, doing tie
work of six
' l'or tho s iko of being supported!
THE APPLE.
Womlrouslv, 0 goddess fair,
Hast thou kept thy promise rnro
When thino orchards lit tho night
With their lamps of pink and white,
And their etiuors tilled the day
With an ince-iio lit for May.
Well did roVins welcome tlieo
In their matin miiistiel.y.
As thou oomust with tho dawu,
Tripping or tho lawn,
'J'o rvsiimo that potent wand
Whoio rich fruitago lllls tho land.
Out amid tho applo trees,
.Shorn by ruthless hand and breeze,
Heck ho not now wistfully,
l'or our fair divinity.
I.iko a (jucon discrowned and lone,
Never more to win a throne.
Homo shall henceforth bo tho thrice
Of l'omona tho divine,
Where in robes of rrgr.1 gold
And of irimsxn shall unfold
Charms that make her yet more dear
WI1II0 without tho winds blow drear.
On the hcarthstono let the sire
l'.nild a blazing altar-re,
In whoso glow may loving eyes
I'ind tho duo to l'aradise,
And tho npplo so repaiu
What it lost for tho tlrst twain.
Springfield llcpublicau.
HOKE UI5TJ FOIt TOl'.NU 1I01SE
KF.Kl'EUS. I would Ilka to Impress nioro firm
ly on tho minds of young girls tho
necessity of "svMom" In houso-peop-Ing,
for If It Is not practiced In tho
oarlydiiyaofmarrlod life, it will not bo
HystomiUlc wliou tho caros and grow
ing respomlbllltles como that ovory
now year briiifs with It.
Onco I was young, and If tho slstow
of tho Homo Cirdo wont think It
ogotlstlcnl I would llko to glvo n way
or managing tho work. To ho euro
thora will ho dajM of slckuoss, of
oxtro work, of oxtr. company, (hat
will Interforo with rogular routine,
but system will help so much that
ono need not bo much put out for
theo extra duties. It I.s only noccs
sirytohavo a clean calico wrapper
and tho hair tidy to commonco tho
day. Tho nost Mop Is to tho kitchen
whoro, by a Uttlo fjrothaught tho
evening boforo In having tho coffcu
und potatoes prepared, a broakfast
miy toon lio got out of n low and
glmplo materials. Somo dishes aro
hotter for bolng warmed over and it Is
well to have plenty of cold potatoes
and mo it on hand to hash up or warm
over. It is nlco to eat breakfast In
tho kitchen ir tho room Is large
enough to m-t tho table, and wo ad
vtitu that tho kitchen shall bo a
comfortably mom uhva.s. Havo 11
clem lablecloth, it gooj a long way
towards giving a good appetite, thus
good bread, butter and apples,
cooked lu somo way uro always nlco
As soon as tho meal Is over wash and
put away tho dishes, never lotting
them stand.as thoy draw flies and aro
harder to clean If loft to dry. Then
sweep and dust, arranging tho bed
rooms and sitting room. This dono
first, theff comes tho various extra
cares and duties that tho several
dayn of tho week bring. Getting
tlieso out of tho way leaves less con
fusion in tho way If unexected
company drop in. Thoso who Hvo on
a farm and havo tho caro of milcn
iia nml hnttor nrO lillblo to l0 OVOr-
lookod, and yot with tho cdditlon of.
thoso, If system bo observed, tho work
.will como easier. Dinner may bo in
tho cottrso of preparation so that It bo
on tho tablo by twelve. Supper
should bo only 11 lighter affair, with
llttlo cooking. In this way there
ought to bo two or threo hours loft In
tho afternoon for rest, If It may be
called rest to bo nllowcd to sit nt Ihe
machine, or sow by hand. Yearn
nnd years I followed this plan, and
being blessed with strength nnd ex
cellent health I found much time to
read, visit, nnd oven do considerable
fancy work. INuvr did my tewing
or work cot ahead of mo very much.
Some peoplo hav naturally a knack
for management. A lady, tho wife
of a will known physician, this Stale,
has given nrj many 11 lesion in do
mestic economy; felic, with n largo
family, nover was seen to be lit a
hurry, always seemed to bo at lelsuroj
happen lu when you would, tho clean
swept hearth hid u welcome corner;
without any fuss orappnicnt exertion
tho regular meal appeared on the
table at the uxtiitl hour this was ac
complished with Utile or no help ex
cept from tho children, who were
each taught, from the, first habits of
system, each having their own dutle
to perform at Muted times, nnd to the
household went llko clockwork-. We
nover qulto como up to her standard,
though alio was our intern house
keeper. A WK1.CU3U. LKTTKi:.
Wo welcome tho following letter
from a valued correspondent, who ha1)
been silent n long that wo feared
alio had forgotten tho Homo Circle.
This comes timely, for it Is Just what
wo have been trying to advocate
that Itf, get our lady readers to ex
change thoughts and experience
through this column. Wo hopo the
writer will send n recipe for Pork.
Cake, It is nice, and wo know and are
sure our readers would llko It.
IMitor Homo Circlet
1 hesitated, when I .sit down this
evening, whether to take up my pen
or not. It ecemed so co.y and com
fortable to hit up by tho II ro and knit
tho pretty rod and white blockings
I urn knitting Tor my boy's winter
wear. Nut I havo been wanting for
some tlmo to wrlto to you on a sub
ject that Interests mo very much.
Ono of iijy neighbors takes a paper
called The Household, It Is published
at Uuttloboro, Vt. Perhaps somo of
your readers aro ncmialnted with It.
It Is essentially n Woman's paper, and
tho contributors do onjoy It to much.
Evory wool: tlioro aro a number of
intorcKtlug letters on domestic topics.
Now It seems to mo tho farmors'
wives of Oregon nnd Washington
might furnish each other a great deal
of valuable Information through the
Homo Circle if they would only take
a llttlo time. I know occasionally
tlioro is a letter or two from somo ono
and then, Just as wo nro Interested to
hear them talk they stop and aro llko
the wife In tho song "Dumb, dumb,
dumb." I saw my neighbor, Mrs. K.,
the ono that takes Tho Housohold,
working In her kitchen ono cold
morning not long ago, and Instead of
having her arms bare sho had slipped
on a pair of calico sleeved that pro
tected her dres nicely. Well, I
thought I must try that, so I cutout
tho hleovcs of an old wrapper and
rolled up my dress sleeves u llttlo
ways, ami put en tho sham slcoves.
They are very nice, and with a largo
apron ono can wear a woolen dress In
the mornings without fenrof spoiling
it. I wonder If any reader of tho
Homo Circle lias over made Pork
Cake'.' I havo scon n number of
recipes, but have never talked with
anyone who had mado It. If anyone
who has tried will tell mo of their
success. I would bo much pleased
Or, Ifnnyone wishes tho rccipo I will
send It. I wish too that somo of tho
old and experienced mothers would
tell mo como way to umuso my boy.
Ho Is a year and a half old. Is a vory
busy llttlo fellow ami sometimes con
trives to drive mo nearly wild as ho
gets tired of all his playthings and I
am at my wits ends to dovlso homo-
thing now. Hut I must not wrlto too
long a lettor or our editress will drop
it into 1110 wnsto uaiKut. j.
Woman's Vote,
Graco Grcon.wood says: "That wo.
men aro going to volo Is Jut ns in
evitable as tho falling of an avalanche
from an Alpluo slope. It must come.
Anybody who looks at It must see It.
That manhood suffrage includes wo.
manhood nuffrage, and equal rights
and equal wages and universal edu
cation aro tho logical results of our
form of government, I cannot eon
celvo that there can bo a doubt Un
less wo go back on tho very principles
of tho Declaration of Independence,
theso things must be. They nro tho
tho express train of God's providence;
and unless wo mako up our mind to
go along with tho train, wo had bet
ter stand out of the way."
An honest Hibernian, in recom
mending a cow, stld sho would givo
milk year after year without having,
calves, 'because," said he, it runs
In tho brado; for she camo from a cow
thatiever.hailjwir'
pOr THE CfllUJUEJIi
A MOTHER'S DIARY.
Mnniincl
ftiby on tho floor,
Makiug for tho
Makiuc for tho fender;
Sunlight seems to mako it sneeze)
llahy "011 a uenucri
All tho spools upset and gone,
Chairs drawn into file,
Harnessed strings all strung across,
Ought to mako ono smile,
Apron clean, curls smooth, cyis blue,
(Hnw theso charms will dwindle,)
l'or I rather think don't you
liaby "isn swindle!"
Noon! A tangled, silken Hots
(Jetting in blue eyes;
Apron tiiat w ill not keep cleau,
If a baby tries I
Ono blue shoo untied, and ouo
Uudcrncath tho tables
Chairs gono mad, aud block and tojs,
Well fti they aro able',
Baby is in a high chair, too,
Yelling for his dinner.
Spoon in his mouth) 1 thi-iU dontyou,
Baby "is a sinner!"
Niahtl Chairs nil set hack again,
lilooks and spools in order;
One blue shoo beneath the lu.it
Tolls of a mar.iuder;
Apron folded on u chair,
l'laid dress torn rnd wrinkled,
Two pink foot kicked pretty bare,
Llttlo fat knees crinkled;
In Ids crib, and completed, too,
By sleep, blessed uvtllipel.
Now I surely think don't you
Biby "is nn angel!''
lllaltiinoro Sun.
LKTTEKS FIWJJI L1ITLK FOLKS.
IiATHAM, Or., Nov. , 1871).
Editor Homo Circle.
As I saw no letter in this weok's
Faumuk I thought I would write n
fow linos. Our school was nut last
Friday; I am not In as good luck ns
Olto C. to got to start again lu 11 day
or two. Girls, don't lot a paper miss
without u letter from somo ef you.
Tho hoys nro all cowards; only ono has
written for tho Faumuk; go In girls
and beat them. Wo would llko to
henr Otto C. and Kmtnu Jlcisncr and
all tho other little girls, and boys too,
If they are not afraid, mid from Aunt
Hetty too. I will close for this time,
hoping to iiear from you soon.
Yours, Katii: S.
Wi:ston, Or., Nov. 20, 1871).
Udltor Homo Circlet
1 would havo written leforo but I
havo been so busy I havo not had
time. I am twelve yearn old; 1 llvo
on u farm two nines irom wcsioti.
Wo eninu from tho Willamette valley
nine years ago; 1 do not remember
much about that country. 1 llko out
door work much better than In-door
work, but I don't have much out-door
work to do. Tho farmers up hero aro
busy putting In their gram. I am go
ing to cut out all tho letters in tho
Homo Clrclo from little boyunnd girls
and put them In iny scrap book; they
are tho drat tiling I read when we get
a now paper. I sond my best wishes
to tho Faiimbu, and long may It pros
per. Louizk M. Russell.
A UOXDEUFUL PET.
You havo heard of wondorful dogs
and horses by tho score, but I fancy
you have not often heard of n pit
ele pliant, lu India whero ele
phants nro numerous, they aro cm
ployed In different kinds of service,
und I will now tell you a true story
of ono who was a pet. Old Soup (for
that was his curious name) was born
moro than a hundred years ago, nnd
ho lived about two years since on tho
banks of tho river Ganges, near the
city of Cawnport. Tho story of his
llfo would bo n very Interesting ono,
If ho could only toll It; but, yon see,
ho has outlived all his early friends,
and so there is no one to tell It for him.
When Old Soup (or Soupramany,
as tho natives called him) was young,
ho was trained for war; nnd used to
go out fighting nud hunting with his
black ma-tors, and many nsavago bat
tle did ho have with tho hard skinned
ono tusked rhinoceros. Well, Old
Soup was 0110 day working with a
number of other olohants and somo
soldiers in lending 11 ship with bags of
rlco. Mnjor Daly was the officer In
charge of tho soldiers, and Old Soup
and other elephants belonged to him.
This wunjuht about tho time of Old
Soup's hundredth birthday, aud ns
the elephants ono by ono, marched up
to tho ship's sldo and delivered their
bags of rlco, Major Daly's llttlo boy
and girl stood watching tho old fellow
at their work. What was the renxm
I cannot say whether It was the heat
of thosun.or tho hardness of the work.
It Is Impossible for me to toll but all
at once ouo or the elephants began to
throw his bags of rlco Into tho river,
and the major soon fuw that tho mil
m.tls had gono mad. The mad ele
phant, having killed his keeper, turn
ed nud ran tomards the major's chil
dren, who werohtirr inguith thoir
uuros to get in-doir-'. How they
would havo fired if they had been
left to themselves I cannot say;
but old Soup was them, and when ho
saw tho mad elephant ehalng tho
major's children, ho dashed lu be
tween thorn nud fought tho mad crea
ture until I10I11I1I htm dying on tho
ground. It was a terrible tight. It
lasted for an hour and 11 half; tunl
though old So 11 11 wascoiuiuerorln the
end, ho had many wounds to remind
uimortiie struggle, ills ears were
badly tore, and his head bruUed, and
one ol tusks was broken off short; bat
he saved the lives oritls master's chil
dren, and I am not surprised that
iney niuuo mm 11 potiulor tliut. nut
he became something moro tluui a
net: he became a uumo as well, and
often would ho tako ttm children out
by tho hour together: and tho iinl.ir
sild, over nnd ovvr ngiln, that ne
would lar rather trust his chlldiojt
wjth old fSnnuJi ' -
flshcrmnn, too, nnd might often Lo
seen on tho banks or Gauges helping
his llttlo friends to catch the Golden
caicn wiucn aoound in that river. Ono
of tho hoy; would bait tho hook for
Mm mill taknnirtlwi (lal, l.nt t.n ,,...i.i
hold tho fishing-rod with tho tip of
11 tiumt, mm uuuiu niwnys Know
when ho had a bite, and would land
tho Hlsh as well as any one Chil
dren's Magazine.
oil: uooiTrluix
ScribncrforXovembcrconlnIiisev-
oral articles of special Interest to our-
renders. Among them Is 11 timely pa
per on Tho Agricultural Distress In
Great Hritain, contributed by Mr. 1
T. ijuinn, or tho New Jersey State
Agricultural Association, who con
cludes from perponnl observation of
Kngllsh farming during tho pastyenr,
that It lias Irretrievably lot Itttproni
Inonco as an Industry of tho country
of tho kingdom. This effect Is at
tributed partly to tho system of rent
ing, partly to tho conservatism of tho
farmers themselves, but chiefly lo
American competition. A strong
contrast to this state of affairs is pre
sented by Mr. Henry King's Pictur-
cquo leatures of Kansas Farming,
which luclduntall.v shows an unex
ampled state of prosperity; Kansas
types of character, tho SpinMi ranch
ero, tho Mennonlto vlllnges, tho
prairie fire, and tho negro exodus
form the chief topics of a paper io
murkablo us n successful piece of lit
erary work. Illustrated papers of an
Interest somowhat allied to these are
on Itaro Lawn Tree?, by Mr. Samuel
Partons, Jr., of Flushing, L. I., mid
on Success with Small Fruits by
Itov. i:. P. Itoo, of Cornwall, N. Y.
Iloth of theso papers aro by experts,
and contain much Information for the
planting season. Mr. Itoo deals cs
peclally with strawberries, and tho
genera subject is to be continued lu
future numbers.
The extraordinary success of St.
Nicholas from Its vory beginning as 11
literary venturo u easily accounted
for. It met a want long felt lu tho
family aud home, viz : A pure,
healthful, thought-Inspiring periodi
cal for the young people which should
instruct, while it amused, and do
light the eye, while It assisted In
forming tho mind. From title page
to cover the volume which lies on our
table Is 11 genuine fairy-laud of Juven-
Ho amusement and culture. Health
ful stones of ndvontnre, rhymes
which rival Mother Goose's moludles,
delicious absurbllles, animal talcs, hu
morous 'fancies und fairy stories, nil
Illustrated, and made vivid by pic
tures of wonderful design nnd taste,
make up n volume which must bo a
novor-endlngsourcoof ploasuro and
delight to its readers.
tilOlli; KECirKS.
Tako a quart of atowed inplos; add
to them u pint of milk, four well-
neaien eggs, sugar to tasto; a teaspoon
ful of extract of lemon and a llttlo
nutmeg; beat together. Lino a link-lnir-dish
with slices of buttered bread:
put In tho apple, cover them witli
slices 01 tno orcati uuucroti sine up
and bako until brown. To bo eaten
cold with sweetened cream.
Another nlco pudding is mndo as
follows: Tako tart nnplos; paro and
chop them fine; nut n layer of them In
a dish; add sugar and splco, then a
layer of bread crumbs, nud so 011 un
til) tho dish Is full; pour over It acus
tard nnd let It bake slowly until the
apples arc done. This is also to bo
oaten cntd,but does not rcquiro cream.
Apples nro vory delicious and
wholesome simply baked. Tako good
cooking nppti-H, ripe, put them in a
(lrlni)IiiL' nan with tho bottom woll
covered with water; lot them bako
until nearly dono, then ndd the sugar
and cook until tho syrup Is thick nnd
rich; thou they aro a dish fit for a
mtcon.
Applo dumplings nro much better
If the flour Is scalded after rubbing In
It a llttlo lard and salt: nour on suffi
cient boiling water to make n s'.lir
dough; let It cool a little, and then
flour your hands nnd work a pleco of
dough until It Is Inrgo enough to
cover thoapnlo; drop In boiling water;
eat w 1th I uttor, cream nnd sugar.
A favorlto dish with us Is what wo
call half-preserved apples. Paro and
quarter sweet apples aud put them In
u syrup that is lulling nnd only
sweet enough to bo ngreeablo; lot
thorn cook slowly a long tlmo. They
nro very fine to seal up In cans for
winter use, keeping as ! ig as thoy
aro needed.
Fruit Pudding. Ouo cup mobsses,
ono cud sweet milk, one of suet chop
ped fine, or a half cup butter, ono of
rallies, mill cup currnuis, iwn nun 11
luilfcnin ll')ur,half teaspoon sod i;mlx
well and splco to ttnto, and sieam two
boms.
Dried Applo Custard. One cup of
iric! apples, m.itiiifii nun hirtincn;
two i'L'lm !, mm with the I'.liples;
sweeten nud splco In liistejndd a half
tumtiierorercam or rich mm:, iiuko
In piite, and when done cover with a
meringue
Wt.vpow IJahickts. Get a medium
sized fruit bowl, ono that slopes Inw
ard the Ifittom, and, with a scarlet
yarn and a bono ero"tiiiet needle,
knit a cover ot ontin wo-k to fit It,
and finish It with a narrow flaring
bolder around tho Iwtloin edge, a tus
sel In the conter. und threo stout
I'oidsof tho double wjistcd tied to
ll.u upper edge to hing It by; fill iho
l)wi with sand and leaf iiiojd, Thp
0. HiiiNnt.nu,
rottlmiil.
r;vr.Yi!Lijii:n isr.7.
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"And the LiMves of thoTranroro fortho Healing ofllioiNutiona"'
Nn moro winJvrf ul rxhitUIoi '( t'io uMomart't p..irof lh CruUr cam lo Llitn tlivi the i-rUIon
inte (or lit airlni; 4 ill to. y thu un of tho rciiuillt hC N'Aturv f.irt.Mitxi In tit rout, Urtu, ttv
iutl LwrrttuF tlitt iwiiih.ii trw urnl v'truln wilvh ahrn our lnM.itlfi.1 iJ,v., nj mount. iii. Tho n.UcUou
am. cwuhliMtigii uf th lid)nti iUi!lt.'tM nf thuo form Mktutljrm nofuunJ nl Intertill. m V tnij.tojr Ui
rtiUtinlnli(.f tiivft,rt- V4t.rnr tu-uli abiut t.m Aiiiuut-o uf.Httllcul NcU'iur, I ut HUt U It
moru Man thu JlHmry ot the i.-r.tlM i'i-birtlsj ot
00333SO2T E3LuaLrrrJL!
Willi xliklincry t'KP'i.'! ol InhaliiUnU I n Wtn foii.Ularl Ttinll.t dliioitry In tlilt Una I.
TURK flifjax B3 jOI tdtlKI ssinBCiniltMlsltfl tssssslkHI '
m ImMM milllul lull
A Vegetable Production
Wondorful Cures.
Pains in thu Buck,
Non-Jtctontion of Urine,
Iiillniiiiimtioii of tho liliuhhi' or Kiduoyfl,
Mi'ick Dust Deposit in Urine,
Lcticorrhocu,
P.iinfitl or Supiiressutl renstrimtiou
Anil all roin.UiDU ari'ln from a itlltAxd nr dtlilllUtwl
Hour iroiu fuai to t.Vo l'. FIS . T JIKU1UINKS. tt, und
liuitlnl cl MIM.Il.M, I'OUONU. Lut tho
OREGON KIDNUT TEA.
1'n.ciitd the Lenf in its Natunil felato
Ami th Tea li uu.lj I tiac.ic ul It, thu. Iniuiin,,' lu
ADSnLUTE PURIFY AND FREEDOM
ltlatmititiry vMi.t-mmliitll tho '.'OSTIU'Ua
ill cjnviiii el iv.i'i. tf lei in ir.t 11 mi tn.iii, inn nv
iid.fjr Ilii4i.iuil.ui. ail lv viurul .iii.mmi f.,.1 1,
Tho Orofjon Kidnov '"ca lias
l'UI.l', DIlMXTlONS IN ...N'.iMMJI AM) (IKItMA?: AHU O.N' IUCII TACKAtJi:.
Head tho fdbyiag Tttstiraonialn i'voii sorao of cur most
?.cspoctil Citise3 :
li H l!i'rY 'i.ir Hi-: JJ) Hiliwn vimv, I , I. . I ...,i!it(i , T'j url,,. a, n. h . i. u.d I aul-
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CHABBOURNE,
WIIOt.'JrALi: AND KCrAtb DKAUJIIS IN
FURNITURE A BEDD1M
Of 5 vory Description.
CAHPET8, OIL CLOTHS,
Mlrrpio Wall Papers, Etc
first M..tcr. i:orrlsoii niwl Vnmlilll.
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SULKY
Over 1,000 Sold In Oregon uu.
w. 1. in tno last a years.
Tha lectillsr srrnnccment of tills unrltMlmt
liiiilniiiiil nreds otilylobd -n totsitf
rklnL A.k your ncliihtor vilitl lis thin'
suauiii, Mii-omnnmioii 01 tavrrs. A Ian
tan niajiaga It, nul 1I0 totter vioik than s iimu.
which is Performing
It is a pecific for
la'. l Ilia HI Inc) r I'rlnirjf Oiipin. uf tlllur Ms.
r uwrulau miliiiuaii llinlil uuy txj l.iJJtu llw mwt
FfTJM ANY INJURIOUS DRUGS
lili'iorii '11 KOM IN UOrrMM aliuls trl
1 1 lai.n, arl.ii. from a d.fuitlirtf .wllu of tliii Klil
iji ti tluatf.iol llm UUvan.
(Juro-A Many Suoli Onaos
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