The Hillsboro argus., June 28, 1900, Image 4

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About This
In addraaalng Kirs,
Pinkham you ara oom
munktmtlng with
A VJomon
A woman whosm axpo
rlamoa In traatmg fommlo
13s Is eraatar than that
of any iMng parson, mah
orfomala.
Sho has fifty thousand
such tssthnoaial tattsrs
as ws ara oonstantlyaah'
llshlng showing that LySa
C Plnkham'a Vagatatla
Compound Is daily ra
Ihvknj hundrads of aut
foring
Evory woman knows
soma woman Era, Pink
ham has ra a tor ad to
hoalth,
Mrs, Pbdduun males
no statomanta sha oannot
prova, Har ad v loo Is
freo.
Had. Co., Lyna, Mem.
Two Old rawlar.
The One Sow, yon know well
enough all women are artificial. The;
ro never natural.
The Other But you most remember
ihat it ia natnral for them tojbo artifi
5ial, so your assertion doea not hold.
Indianapolis Press.
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Charity Thlaketb, Ha Eyll.
It we would live in peace, let ui
make the best constructions of one an
other's words and actions. Charity
jndgetn the best, and thinks no evil.
If words and actions may- be con
strued in a good sense, let us never put
bad construction on them. John
Banyan.
Bawan of Olatsneato for Catarrh That
Cantata, Mareary,
, As mercury will surely destroy the sense of
aioeil .leompletely derange the wbole sye
Vm wutn entering it tbremh the mueoui lur
face. But'h articles should neeer ba nwd
eeH on prescriptions from reputable pbvit
eiens,as the damage they will do ts tea (old to
the kool you ran possibly derive from them,
fall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
beney I o.. Toledo, O., contains no mercury
iiulu taken Internally, acting directly upoi
tbe blood and mucous snrfaces of the. system.
In bay inr Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. It is taken Internally, and mad
In Toledo. Ohio, by . i. Cheney k Co. Teati
Btonialslrce. gold bv Urugglsts, price 75c per bottle.
Hail's Family fills are the beat.
Street cars in Germany have con
spicuously displayed the number of
passengers which they are permitted
to carry. When the stated number is
on the car, no other passenger will be
permitted to enter.
HOITT'S SCHOOL.
Menlo Park. San Mateo County, Cal..
with its new buildings, newly furnished
and complete laboratories, beautiful sur
roundings and home influences, is one of
the best equipped schools lor the training
of bovs and young men on the coast. It
is in charge of lr. IraO. Hoitt and isac
credited at the universities, bend for cat
alog, 'ieuth year begius August 6, 1800.
When aphides attack trees the best
remedy is strong soapsuds made of
whale oil soap. Strong tobacco water
is agio said to be excellent. The use
kerosene emulsion is a sure reme. y,
bnt it should be sprayed on the trees,
so as to saturate all the branches, twigt
and leaves. In w inter painting of the
trunks and limbs with crude petrol
sun has given excellent results.
Religion is tbe product of an im
planted life; its blossom is frequent,
pervading the wot Id; its fruitage is
perfect, satisfying hungry multitudes.
The Gospel does not provide exper
iences which are merely pleasurable,
bnt the invitation ia to life. Rev. J.
J. Parsons.
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver PUls.
Must Bear Signature of
6et Fac-Slarii Wrapper Below.
I Tary saull mmd as easy
t taJt aasmgaa.
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IN THE OLDEN TIME.
CELEBRATION OF INDEPEND
ENCE DAY CONG AGO.
Aeaaiaa Baad Famished the Mwelc
for the First Official JolliHcation
Nolaa 1st the Early Day Waa OItwo
Secondary Place oa Frograaiaaa.
N yt oldea time they cel
ebrated "Independence
day" and not the
"Fourth of July." The
chant of name ranie
with the chance In the
manner of celebrating
the anniversary of the
signing of the declara
tion of Independence,
Many people deplore the
prevent method of show
ing appreciation of na
tional freedom and deplore as well the
fact that the rising generation speaka of
the coming "Fourth" rather than of "In
lependenre day," a name o pregnant
with meaning. Perhapa the people who
deplore" are right.
One of the signer on that famons
Fourth of July, 1778, declared on his
ieathbed that he would like to sleep a
century, then wake up to find out how
future generations were celebrating Inde
pendence day. If the old gentleman's
wish were to be granted, when oe neard
the fish horns, the multitudinous snap
ping of John Chinaman red wrapped in
vention, the reports of the dangerous
torpedoes and dynamite crackers he
might be willing enough to hurry back to
the tomb.
When some staid New Englander finds
fault with the present method of cele
brating the nation's birthday the nolse
mnking small boy may with good grace
tell him that New England a patron
int. John Adams, recommended that
the day be recognised by just such a din
ss young America ts making. It Is true.
howevcf, that President John suggested
that the early part of the day should be
given over to solemn sets of devotion.
Then he said the day should be commem
orated "with pomp, psrsde, games,
sports, guns, bell, bonfires snd Illumina
tions from one end of the continent to
tbe other for evermore." Of the first
celebration of a Fourth of July by the
continental congress Adams In writing to
hia daughter said: "The people shouted
and buuahed In a way to strike utmost
terror to every lurking tory. There was
a splendid Illumination and while a few
surly bouses were dark the show would
have given King George a heartache."
Heaalaa Band Played.
On this first official celebration of
Fourth of July by Congress that body se
cured mnslc for the day and at the same
time afforded the people a great chance
for amusement and laughter by forcing
tbe Hessian band, which was captured
by Washington at Trenton the December
previous, to plsy in the public square all
day long. There is on record a fairly full
account of an Independence day celebra
tion which George Washington attended
as the guest of honor. The celebration
was held st the Spring gardens, near
AN
Alexandria, Va., "with a large company
of civil and military people of Fsirfax
County."
Things were not particularly bright for
th Colonial armies on the first anniver
sary of the declaration of Independence.
The soldiers at Morrlstown heights, how
ever, under Washington's command each
received an extra gill of rum with his
ration in recognition of the day. The
third anniversary of the signing of the
declaration was made memorable by tbe
issuing of an order by the commander-in-chief
that all military prisoners under
the sentence of death should be pardoned.
Perhaps the most enthusiastic and
heartfelt celebrations of Independence
day did not take place on the day itself.
News traveled slowly in the year 1770,
snd It was some days before New York
knew that the country had been declared
free. When the pleasing information did
reach there, however, the town went
wild. The king a statue was pulled down
and melted np into bullets for the Ameri
can armies. Two or three days sfter
New York had given vent to its enthusi
astic feelings Boston celebrated. A Brit
ish army officer who was a prisoner In
the hub at the time wrote an account of
the rejoicings of the "deluded people."
He was escorted by a band of patriots
to se the "goings on" and confesses that
he enjoyed the occasion as a break in a
rather monotonous life of captivity. The
crowd of Bostonlans tore down the lion
snd tbe unicorn from the old headquar
ters of the British Government, after
ward tbe old Massachusetts state bouse.
It wss not until after the signing of
the tresty of peace with Great Britain
that celebrations of Independence day
were bold regularly In all places. Dinners
were .arorlte features of the day. Ev
erbody was invited and It was seen to
that there was enough for all. The clti
sen sst down st tbe outdoor table with
out any fear that a canuon cracker was
to be exploded under him before be bsd
finished bis first course. Pandemonium
had not as yet come Into general use as
a synonym for the features of the Fourth
of July. All through Virginia the public
and private feasts on Independence day
had ss a dish what was known as Bruns
wick soup or stew. The name probably
arose from a desire on tbe part of the
Virginia householders to suggest that the
kingly house of Brunswick was "in tbe
sonp."
In the staid land of steady habits, Con
necticut, In the town of Hartford it was
the custom for years to have a great
dinner "In tha field." A newspaper of
100 yvs or so 1(0 first) an account a
if
READY TO CELEBRATE HIS BIRTHDAY.
one of these dinner and a list of twenty
toasts. The crack military companies of
the section were In stteudancw at the
dinner.
The Boston official dinner on Indepen
dence day were held In the hub'a cradle
of liberty, Faneuil Hall. Edward Everett
Hale tells of one of the earliest Fourth of
July celebrations of his remembrsuce.
It wss that of the year 1833, and on that
day for the first time a great chorus of
school children sang "My Country, 'Tis
of Thee."
Character of Celebration Changes.
It was just about this time that the
character of the celebration of the auul
rersary of the birthday of American In
dependence began to change. Parades
were held as uaual. but noise begun to
take the place of speeches and in the
larger towns of the reading of the declar
ation of independence, which had always
been a feature of the celebration. Tbe
OLD-TIME INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION.
opening of trade with China brought la
the small firecrackers and American fac
tories soon found th means of making
big ones. Noise assumed the scepter and
has reigned ever since. There ia a strong
desire on the part of many people to-day
to change tbe character of tbe celebra
tion of Independence day and to make It
like unto that which It once was. All
sorts of plans bare been suggested for s
more orderly and solemnly Impressive
celebrstion of the republic's natal day.
The effort to change tbe methods of the
day's recognition sr being exerted In s
virile wsy, and It may be that the pres
ent generstlon will lrre to find something
more In the Fourth of July than a picnic,
the explosion of a pack of crackers under
a tin pan or the rush of a rocket wblcb,
like too many Independence day celebra
tions, end in a "stick."
A Bang-Up Time.
Value of Patriotic. Celebrations.
It Is sometimes hard work and a good
deal of expense, especially in small and
not well-to-do communities, to get up a
Fourth of July celebration; but every
gathering of this sort pays tbe largest
kind of Interest on the investment In the
cultivation of tbe spirit of patriotism and
tbe proper education of boys aud girls iu
the theory and practice of Fourth of
July celebrations snd similar observances
that shall mean more than a simple good
time.
An Kplsode of the Fourth.
Oh, yes. we had a glorious time, of
course. We always do. W dldu't begin
firing tiil T o'clock, partly because It
wnkes people up, and partly because it la
so silly to use up all your crackers be
fore breakfast, as some boy do, and
hnre none for the rest of the day, and
have every one think you a nuisauce be
side. We had no accident; that Is. nothing
to spcuk of. Polly burned two or three
of her ringers a little, but we made that
all right with soda and a rag, and she
never cried s bit; but there was sn epi
sode, sud It happened to me. This wsa
the way It happened:
I wanted both my hands to use, and I
had a piece of punk In one of them, and
there was no place to lay It down, and
everybody else's hand were full, too, so
I well, I just put it Into my pocket for
s minute. It was lighted, but I didn't
think It would do any harm just for a
minute. I forgot that I bad a wbols
bunch of firecrackers In that same pock
et. Suddenly I heard some one cry out,
"Tom is afire!" and then there came
puff of smoke in my face, and 1 felt
something hot against my leg, snd then
pop! snap! bnng! crack, tin, whlzsl crack-lety-bang!
tbe crackers began to go oS
In my pocket!
Everybody was yelling, and Just for
a minute I didn't know what to do. I
ran, but the crackers ran with me, and
the faster I went the harder they popped.
Then all at once I saw what to do, and
T pulled off my Jacket and threw It on
the grass. Luckily It was my Jacket, and
not my trousers pocket!
Billy took It up sod shook out ths
crackers, sud then ho turned out th
pocket, but there wasn't much left to
turn. It was Just a black rag, and It
dropped Into little pieces. Then there
was a big piece that looked as if It had
onre been white, and that, they said, was
my handkerchief, but 1 should never hav
known It.
Well, of course they all laughed at me
a good deal, but I didn't mind much, for
it really was very funny, I suppose; but
my advice to other boys Is, don't carry
crackers In your pocket, and If yon do,
don't put a lighted slow-matcb In with
them! Laura E. Ittchsrds.
Our Celebration.
Th birds bars been practicing glees, bat to
day They guve np their eoneert and flew away;
And ths locusts and graxslioiipers, noisy and
shrill,
Could uot make themselrss beard, and ss
they kept still;
And tbe blustering wind went off In s huff,
Hlm e nobody noticed bow loud be could puff.
And tbe clouds rolled up from the west In
a row,
For they th ju?ht that th nolss In th world
below
Was ths voice of th thunder to csll then
together, ,
And so they began to mak sbowsry
weather.
And the Man In th Moon, being greatly per
plexed To know what would happen next,
Wished for bands or feet, as well ss s face,
To cover his ears up, or run from his place.
And the lis by stars opened tblr bright llttlo
eyes,
And stared down below with tbe greatest
surprise
To sue bow the rockets shot up to th sky
Hut tbey nersr gussstd out
What It all was about.
That we wr just keeping th Fourth of
July I
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The Wlil.ky Trunin.
Henry W. lirudy iuit mild of the
wln.-kr trailic: "It la th mortal ene
my of peace and order, tint dttsHiilor of
ineu ami tenor of women, tint cluud
tlmt shadow the (noes uf children, the
demon that lias dug more grates and
sent more souls uunhrived to jmlgmntit
tlmu all the pestilutu'v that liavu
wanted life since Hod aeut the pluue
to I'uypt, aud all the wars mice
Joahtia stood beyond Jericho,"
t'nrleSam nses'tha bt of everything.
I'ucle Sam tiM-s farter's Ink. lie knows.
Life 1 matin up, not of great sacri
fice or duties, Imt of littln thing in
which smile and kluduvsaea ami small
obligations, given habitually, are wlmt
win and preserve the heart. Sir
Humphrey Davy.
Mothers will Unci Mrs. Wlualnw's Hooth
ililf Syrup th best remedy to uc for thrir
sliililren during th teething period.
Skill in the dairy is imHirtiint, but
the art of butter making dues uot do
petid altogether upon vkill In the ma
nipulation of tint milk, cream itnd but
t r. Inferior cows, tliut aru half led,
or not fed pro'crly, wilt not furnish
milk of the desired quality for produc
ing the liext butter. On somo fnrms,
(luring the warm dxy of summer, the
cows suffer from lack ot witter. It
will not do to simply water them
morning and night, but they must
have an abundant supply. The food
should also be varied aud of thu bent
quulity.
"Very often," remarked the long-
1
s,
f
Pleasant. Palatable. PoMnt.TaatsOpoH noOnori,
!?er HloSsn. W..n. nr(irl.. loo. HK Writ
fur fras aampl, sad booklet on health. JkitOro.s
Startles Swr teate, thMaf., IhImI, Sea let. Me
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
COOK BOOK FREE.
A postal addressed to t. O. Bos 41, Portland,
Oreiron. will briux you a bsiid.oiiis Ko-Nnt
Cook Hook. Ko-Nul l the latest laid sul.ml
tute; sud nirur,ehespr and more economical.
For Sale by all Grocers.
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Alwayi has a McCORMICK.
Call on the Agent, or address A. H. Boy
Ian, General Agent. 321 Hawthorne Ave.,
Portland, Or for Catalogue.
JOHN POOLE, IWuHn, Onunon.
can give you the bent bargains in general
machinery, engines, boilers, tanks, pumps,
plows, belts aud windmills. The new
sleel IXL windmill, sold by him, is un
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It ii I 111 I n ic or remodeling residences aul
stores. Wecsrrya complete Una of Mantela,
Orates and Tiling, 'Hie Flooring, Tile Wsin
leuilng. Andirons, Kendem, Hcreeus, Klecirin,
lint and CowMiiHtlon Chandeliers, and all m
plies pertaliitiiir to Kleetrlc and lias Lighting,
w e also esrry all kinds ol Hstterlen, Hulls aud
Indicators. Pholngrnpli cheerfully sent on
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!Ntt' 'arp. rresesuting olalaal Slav 17 e.
X TSAOt mmh asaisvsaso sr
There are imitation baking powders, aolil cheap, by
many grocers. Thry ate made Iroiu alum, a WMm
usdiug, winch runlets the looil injutwu to health.
loo wiuiam sr., kcw vonk.
I'er.utiatll y.
Much Is said alaiut tint supreme need
ot perstmulitlt'S ill uur day, lii.tcad id
at). tract Ions, theories and tuntiiiuatn
scholarship, It ia u hinted that
theti!(Kii'l study ia ( soctiiulary 1 1 i
portunt'o, thelwrsohul factor belntf tlm
essence in the preacher. Hut the Im
perative demand nf the age in enlight
ened Mtrsiiiilltle eitiUiilyiug tint re
sults of past a lilevmiieiiU and thu best
thought and scholarship of the prosvtit.
We noed prulmmd thought and rich
learning sauctillvd into pvrwiuallty,
llomiletio Kelvnw.
T.rrllde llaisges of Opium Trad.
The, terrible ravages of the out it tit
trade in I'hlim arc Indicated by the
liiiuionr ol suciiies. lu luniiun prov
ince there aie on un averugn of 1,000
attempted opium suicides t month,
The average fur the whole nf China
is tint li as than two, mm per year. 1'r.
William I'ark siiys theie are over 800,
000, aud that the number of deaths
(nun opium xintiing U uot leas than
200,000 a year.
I am sure I'Um's fur fur ('im.iiritptlnn
aveil my life iliree yer gi.- Mas 'l'n
liimsii. Munle Mmt, Surtttili, ,V V
lib. IT,
A t Ml War Heroine.
A few days afo Mint l.l.zln Vmilew,
who rendered such conspicuous services
to the federal cnusn during the civil
war, died at ltichtiitiiid, Va. For the
uld alio gave to General tiraut the lat
ter whim elected president uiadti Miss
Vmilew postmistress of Itlchinotid,
Miss Vanluw also gave substantial aid
to tillirors who ofTei'ted their escape
Irnm Idbby prlstiu Just before the ebiso
of the war. Chicago ltcconl.
Some dairymen have a measure and
give each cow the same quantity of
(ikhI. There can be no uniformly iu
tho allowance of food. Home, cows run
suniH iimrn than others, and cow that
are In full (low of milk require more
(nod thuu the non-producers. The, only
rule to follow is to give each animal as
much as it will eat up clean if it is a
producer.
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trouulus lu
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Thoimsnds have used It and thousands
now prslts it. I t cures imrmaneally, 1
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Will Bet You $100
That If you writs us your nsme end siMm,.. w.
will send yon s pboingrsph snd hill ilestirlstluii of
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Miiiiilesl sad plenasntly serviceable lire sous ever
known. It la entirely new, lias s new system of
ilroiislitl. burn, a pure white flame, mi ariioke In
tbe rosin, but sU the heat In tba room l.stnail of
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i'U bsslsd of it. THK JOHN HA BRETT
.. f first aira.t, rertlaaO, Ortgaa,
up .lie wiiDiney,
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OIL IN CALIFORNIA.
Aa lulertlew Wilt Wll Staawa IMI
It snarl.
A wall known oil Prt baa th fol
lowing to ay about th California oil
ludustry:
The oil production of t alllorula 1
now about 4.600,000 barrel annually.
This output Is being lucraasad very
materially each mouth by th product
ol the new woll drilled to oil in tho
different districts.
Tim nuestlon most frequently asked
me, esiieclally by capital!! aud those
loteiesled or likely to b Interested iu
oil Investment i: "Is tbero not
possibility of ovorprodiiullon of oil In
t'aliforula?"
Titer sre two main belt itc.urtliig
thiough the state, located on tho al-
eru and western alioma of ancleut, pre
historic . tne "I thoaa produtHi a
black and essentially fuel oil, aud tho
other a green or gas oil.
The black or heavy oil makes an
ideal fuel, as ha been proven by Hi)
veins of etperleuco lu Utissi aud iu
this cniilitiy.
In using oil as a fuel it is uocesaary
to einrctea cotislderabla judgment, and
to know what kind of oil as well a
w hat kind ol a hunter to uso,
The two nil, (be black and tho
green, lie almost lu two parallel belts
In California estondliig ou th weal
side of tho han Joaqulu valley and run
ning north aud south tutu northern ami
southern ('alllorula. Ther la like w lea
a similar condition on th east sldo ol
the Sun Joaqulu more or lea in evi
dence as Is shown by Ih outcropping
aiidV'oolt;l'"l formation, Th east
lido o( the valley, however, ba not yes
Ix'cu prospected for oil a ha tha woal
.He, where development hav already
been, and wher by far tho largiwl
amount of the oil output of California
is at present obtained.
It Is true that msny far-seeing capi
talists have entered into tho oil busi
ness aud have reaped rich fluaiii lal re
turns already, other hav been tu
conservative and are losing opportuni
ties which are fast being taken up by
Eastern capitalists, who ar)rapldly ap
preciating th chauco California give
jor Investments.
Many wells are now under way, ami
new derricks ar going upon every aids,
and I am satlstled that many of theaa
new oil enterprises will bo wonderfully
successful and that the ftuauuial story
of (ill City, in Kreauo county, ollh its
daisllug vistas of millions already
made and not under proapoct, wilt ba
told aud retold again and again lu Uew
fields lu the near fuluro,
VVorl.l la Unit this Year.
This I. Hi' rri rut m I. Imt of on of Ih
prominent leliriuf the world, but Ih el
set day has not yet been Used upon, and
alillelhrra ara very few p.pl who tie
Heve tin. pri-dn tliui, liter are thousands
of ol hers a ho not only trllra, but know
Dial llo.trtirr's Moms. Ii Hitters is Ih Iwst
nieiliilti to cure tly.pepela. Indigestion,
lonsllpnilon, tillloumiru or liver and Sid
ne tniuiiles. A luir trial aill certainly
convince yuu uf Its vslu.
hrl.tlanlly aae) Theelss.y,
On of the most nufortuuato mis
lakes ever made by tho Christian
church was to slid Into tho habit of
Ideutilylug Chrlatlaulty with theology.
We have had brain given u to use,
and there am no theniea that so magttl
llceiilly challenge a man's Intellectual
aiets as the theme thai asanclata
themselves with religions aud with tho
Christian rollglon. Hut even so, the
ology I not Christianity. ltev. Dr.
l'arkhurst.
Th most northerly city iu th world'
is lleykjavlk, Iceland, which has 8,100
inhabitant.
Keep Your
Blood in Ordor
Our IxMlirs ihmilil h well caret! for, keep
clean, both outwardly aud Inwardly, and
made si rung, The inward cleansing la an.
romplWlied l.y Hood's Hsraarilla. Ilsl
tiels all Ud things from Ih blood aud
k 'rps It pure and rlrh. It cures all disor
ders of the stomach, nerves, kidneys and
bowels, which. If left unchecked, would
cause great suffering.
Hood's Saraaparllla
Is th Hest Mi'dtilu Money t'su buy. l.
CHAMPION BINDER
.. Dost On Earth...
Eccentric Sprocket Wheel, chain pulli
on the long- ipokei when doinj; the hardest
work, which is compressing: the bundle, ty
ing the knot and discharging the bundle.
We guarantee a gain of power of 16 2-3
per cent at this time.
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SUSIE CURE FOR PILES
ITCIIiNO runs produce mo'ature smfesuxe lifhtnU.
J lila form, sa well aaililiul, llleeillnf or rrutrudiuO
J- lea sre eiiredlir Dr.Boaanao'e rll Mm
HU.ii Itching sud liiandiui. Absorbs tumors, wr s
Jsr st druKslata or auul by msll. Tresllssfres. Writs
nis about your osw. Ull. UoSANiu, 1'b Isds, !'
CURE YOURSELF
Ilia BliCI for unsslursl
dlsiilisrsaa.lnSsnmailiius,
Jrrllstlous or uluerelloui
uf in a oo as BMUibrenei.
1'slulsM, anil not Mills
seal or Doieuaoua,
StolO by trrareUt.
or sent In slain wraps",
Olraular sent ea ran ileal.
N. P. M. U.
no. oa-iooo.
W"EN wrlHa, ( ay,rt tsars aUaM
aaaUaa ui ooyar.
jTCBKVl
In 1 u (,,,
m - M UaaraatoS fj
M. eat l. airlelar..
LgjJ lr.iiet. Unal.t.B.
f s'aft Ht Eviut Ohiiiihii 0q
IIIOINn,P.p
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