MISCELLANEOUS.
ASHLAND MILLS COLUMN.
Th«« commiaHioiM'r of the general
lami ofH<^> hue ihOded a caw which
wan brought before him in the iuteriat
of Home settlerH in Oregon, .tn-.l is im
portant to many others. Heretofore
the department Ins re.pnrni new proof
in casini «hero the claimants have
made proof nt a day other tiiau that
of tli<> notiee <>f tli«» publication, or
when t:.k, n l.. f<>re an offi.*« rotiier than
tint ir.med in the liolt.e. The prac
tiee now will he to mvive the pn.i»f
and snleilit th‘> eutry to the I mj .- ih I of
equitable adjudication, wli.-re, if ther
H'-e no oth'-r irieeulan; n s, the eutrj
will lie ipproved mid r.-comin uded ! >i
a p iteut. |Lilt* vtew Eimniiier.
i
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ASHLAND
CITY
for Infants and Children.
“Caatoria is ao well adapted to ehildrrn that I Caatorla
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Colle, , Condtipation,
Ftomach, I'iarrhœa, Eructation,
t recommenditaaaupenortoanr pr.K^nouua I
taowntome -
H. A. U™. M b..
111 8a. Oxford 81, Brooklyn, M. Y.
I Kills
V‘"‘ Worms,
W------ gives sleep, and promotes di
gestion.
| Without
injurious medicating
T he C entacr C ompany , 77 Murray Street, N Y
('hili’.reii’R nn.li TM
ROLLER
FLOURING MILLS!
/ SO O iO.
TOP. COW BRAND.
MAKE
---- TO
DELICIOUS BISCUITS
or
WHOLESOME BREAD
USE
D wight s G ow -B rand S oda °> S aleratus
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ALWAYS
AND
UNIFORM
FULL
WEIGHT.
your j>a« ka'’*) and jou will have
Be sure that there in a picture of a
tho be«.
a
THE COWL.
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AT COST !
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Keep constantly on hand a full
supply of
FLOUR,
GRAHAM FLOUR.
CRACKED WHEAT,
CORN MEAL,
ROLLED BARLEY,
RAN,
MILL FEED,
MIDDLINGS.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
It takes three things to makes cotni ' ral»»n-
tine—pt.per, ink and a long haired
On«
thing more is needed to make a si’aiimental
valentine, some satin or filigree work of vari
ous designs. Perhaps the largest factory in
the world is located in Brookhn
About
20,000.000 valeutines, comic aud otherwise,
are turned out in this factory iu the course of
a year )
Let us tube a look at valentine making.
The many >wratious through whiv h valen
tines pa.*«s tie/ure they »ire r»udv to I»e de
livered to t lip retailer arc ir.brc ¡-g
• ’•»«
first floor of the fnetorv h ¡'ccupi. u I v |*a|,er
cutting aud euitiossing ma< him11
p :p'r
on which valentine» ure j ruded is «•'wived
from the tniirrui ictur.-r din-ct und i n ’ •>
condition for use. It mu t l<* <-uf m
s.
4 by 2L; feet, ami ou which are staiuiM d "ix-
toeu comic val *i»ti . s
\ft«*r l> rr; > ■:». »h<*
paper is taken to theolid th.mr a
pi »■.. *• i.
Three hundred out «>< the four lima
' ♦’ -•
ploy or in the factory nr» women un.l girls
While tho majority ol the iv(>rk !-«:• : ‘ by
skilled labor, some «iej»artmciiLs are<»|*mteJ
w holly by machiner)
On the sixth, or top, floor half a <’• '-n art
ists draw the pictures used in valent me.- a:i*J
toy
books.
After a drawing is made
and photographed the usual course in
making
process cuts
L- fullowixi. but
it must not bosupjkiscd that a va’.uu.me can
be struck off complete by out» impression. In
some cases valeutines |>oss through no less
than a dozen UnprusHous, laxch n.iprussioii
adds a different bhuiiv or color to the picture.
Take for example a draw mg of a machinist
at work. The mans hat is red, his tace and
arms are piuk, Lis hair und mustache are blue,
with a tinge of black, the apron ami table are
yellow, the trouser* are grti n. while Uissliuui
are bluo with a tinge of black.
ISentunental valenl ines mv made of fancy
paper and satin. The plutes | uisj * through i!io
same process os comic Thu Uauilsuinu. Li.'Lly
perfumed valeutines, which the languishing
swain paysfrom £3to ¿A for. are bund (luinled.
or, as the superintendent said, tout Led up
The touching up pr<K*tvsconsists oi art’..*liually
daub mg point hire and tb< ix» niioiit the outer
surface of the valentine These Lusty strokes
result in flowers, picture* descriptive of the
billings of turtle duvu» mid pastoral «cenea
Now we come to the p^iet Chaucer, SbakeH’
peare, Milton, Tennyson or any of the bright
galaxy of bards is now hero cN»ui|«».nxj to this
one. He gets a weekly salary, end ho can
grind out poetry by the yard, by the n d, by
. the mile. They sav valentine poetry is ditli
''¿ult to make, but, blew* you. this tcilov. rolls
LEE \L
ADVERTISEMENTS
To Whom lx May ( onrern
M EN*H
Furnishing Goodsand Hats.
The i ..pa*lii**r*liip heo titf.iiv existing lin
der l he t;. ni name of 5mil h. D»-»lge A < «»..aiid
• hdmr busjtie>- in Ashland. Ort gon, k this
da *li-«ohc<l by muiual roireiii. B. I. NI« **
*en*:cf reiirinc
J. E SMITH,
J. R DODGE.
R. I MESSENGER.
The furniture bn* itie«.- v, iii l>e continued
by I. E Smith and J. 1‘. I»«»dge. under the
firm lianu* of Smith & Ih.dge, who willln*
responsible for all debt«» ami collect all out
standing Hi'tounl.s of the la c firm ni Smith,
D. «ke A C d .
Ashland, Or.. Ft b. 5, is«!»
IhFOK 1 )
To \ll NX bom It NIny Concern,
Notice is hereby elven that the copartner
ship fie cTofi.c existing under the firm name
of Mv-»senger A Smith, an l doing brndne-s
in Ashland, Oregon, 1-this «lav di>*ohed )»v
mutual e.,n<cnt
’ SMITH,
ME'^ENCER.
Addati I, < >r., Fel
A11 K<
1 •< ‘ J_f< > 1 1
R eme E^ ai N
Chronic Rheumatism
S< »C1ET1E
Misoric Diroctorv
Sheriff’s Sale
B» virtue »4 an uNcrtition duly issued out
of tin* < ift-uit < «»»lit of IheSta’e of Of.-tfou,
for Jackson i <-iintv, on tin* Uh day of Jan-
UHrv, V *’.\ ami U» nt.* iliruvted ami »i»*li\ervd.
in favor»! A. I. Fi«*d< nb'iig. piai nt iff, who
ivt .ive e«i jmieiiH til inihv Ju*ci<
nrt for
t M«*«ifoi<l, J m k
»nut' .
ci i rrw ()(
SISKlYor CHAPTER,
Regnlnr c«»nviK'Mtion« on the
ll: XT iiil'. r ihr full !ll«M»U
A tkinson , ¡i
E P. Myer. :
1 * 111. \ \ i
Prompt. Permanent Cures
Once Cured, Always Cured,
r
r. IMM Feb 24 1”?
goffered Mve.c'v wubrUe*.> »lUmlnko* could
hardly mevu Twoapp. ...: l«>ru of 8t Jacoba Oil
cumpivUly cur«d me. No rel.rn i.n 2 year’
J E DUFFLM.
Once Cured, Always Cuied.
Canavan- N Y Feb ¡0. 1487.
Awoke with ex- ruciauiLg pai 1 la thouidex tried
▼at ¡oui remedi-e with no e*. v» V»*nt to c.y oi2<-e,
pain became laauff.ra «, w nth->rab*t 11 o’clock
and uira at. Jkcols Gil Ih ' eS tt was mag.c.d;
pain cecseJ; returned to wuil; .•• 1 o' -luck Cure
Lae remained permanent.
Vv.LLEl* F. COOK.
C1 I
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Once Cured, Always (. ured.
Lra-ell, Nui Oct 29. 1991.
H&d •evere rheumati-ia la knee, tried iciay
remedial without lelief. tried Ft Jacoba 0.1 and
wd promptly curod
No return of pain in several
put.
D~VID LAW MEN CI.
P i ò.a Didi
M HM M X 1 1
Proof.
The Uatiraony cannot be disputed It ha« been
verified and renewed alter a Upas of year. No
return of pain No competition can ahov like
roaolte.____________
LAND \(
AT PRCGGIST9 AND DIALER*
Proscription Department
M X 14
THE CHARLES A. V03ELER CO , Baltimore, MX
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-ORE-GON*
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KiDN^r
URINARY^KIDNEY TROUBLES.
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SEEDA.SNUAL
ror INI
ited f RFC
.«nt*, and
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C. m S.FF.RF.1 ¡K GU., Ont«-oil. Mich.
I \N1I MITICI:.
G. A. K
I 1111 a
iih d "An nt
it off like a machine
lu six month* ho lius
written 2,900 comic ami 500 sentimental
vme&
“Many are the poets that are sown by nature.
Men tNidowed u uh hi^m-.i gilts,
Thu vifiionand tbufavu«:/ dn.uu.
Yet lacking the auuoiii|'hk*i.a<‘ut of verse."
But this fellow isn't troubled with anything
of that sort. Ills ver-»** may not Iw |iolishu.1
x-orily this poet
—they are just \ir.v-y»
must iuive some system ulw>uI bis work In
spiration may l»u a lirst chu* thing fora bard
who has some one to loot his bills, but in
spiration never put butter on a mail's bread;
or, in fuct, furuisbed him with any bread ut
alL So our valentine poet, " ho is obliged to
turn out so much |K«etry a day. necessarily
must do it like a inacliiue.
Hu probably write* his comic valentines
something like thu. First, ho thinks ot a
subject which must be one of a class familiar
to every oue. For instance, a barber
Then
ho thinks of some failing i.i his subject with
which every one is familiar
A barber will
talk, and every one knows it A comic val
entine must, ot course, be n joke on the sub
ject, so it must refer in a sort of half satiri
cal, half comical way to his failiug. It must
contain some sliuig to make it a trifle spicy,
ami must be |;»*ritx*tly intelligible to every
one. So the valentine poet w ill run his lin
gers through his hair, take a deep breath,
ami evolve a comic valentine uu the barber
in about tivu laiuutes, iu follows. A burlier—
will talk—talk, talk
No, that won't do.
This nowder never varies
A marvel
of purity, «treugth and wholcsomencss.
More economical than the ordinary kinds,
ami cannot be ><>id in coijjpcthion with
th<‘ miiliitude of low test, short weight
alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in
cans.
R oyai B akin «, P owder C o .,’ inf.
W «11 nYr»’Pt. N
Boots & Shoes,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAKING VALENTINES.
CHEAPEST PLACE
In A
a>( Ki? 1 H
A.H. CABW &S0N, Prop’s.
S i- \ i
J. K. VanSant s
notice .
I. \ N I»
J. II. VanSant
R. N. ANDERSON
CF PURE enr LIVER OIL
Alniohtau Ps,h able as Milk
r.i« >?c taken
Ly 1 he mo«l
i he plait* oil
i»y ihu c <ooa-
lv itli (he hypo*
t-h more eilkuciouo
fiwh producer.
MT in connection with the milling busi
ne«. I have on hand a largì*
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CHAMPION H
Try it and see.
Svuti.ii*iit.d \ a lent mt s are harder to grind
it. They iju.'t c< ii’...u borne delicate scuti
1 nt, and our p n*t must transport hiinseii Lu
spirit into a iovvr 1 be most prevalent valen
tine usually wind’s uj» with the words,
••.And t o toy vuk utin.',” but this is getting
to be pretty old. About the only words tb;it
can t>e u?-ol to rhyme with valentine are pine,
design, sign, line, line, entwine, wme, dine,
recline.
For distance take the first word,
pine. It take's the |nx‘t about thrsu minutes
to grind out the following:
Ob luaideu fair, with gulden hair
(Share, pair, care, rare).
Fur you with love 1 pine,
Oh will you grant that blessing rare.
And be my valentine.
If this weren’t so old it might do, but the
pout must striko something a little more
original. So bo turns to Cupid. Of course,
nothing really new can be written, but ho can
clothe an obi chestnut in a new burr, so to
speak. So » upid comes to the front once
more. Cupid is always associated with an
arrow, but nothing will riiyme with arrow,
except wheel!»arrow, which word wouldn’t
do at all, marrow, which is equally bad, far
row or harrow, which are worse, and care
oh, which isn’t good, tiecause it's two words.
So the poet turns bis arrow into a dart,
which rhymes with ort an<i heart, an J
evolves the following:
18tole into a wood one day
To learn young Cupid's art;
I crept up wh«*re he sleeping lay.
And took from him auart:
in tills, my valentine, I pray
'Twill touch your maidcu heart.
It seems ridiculous, don’t it, to put such
hallowed things as the g<sl of love, love
itself, valentines an I th*» rest into a machine
and grind them «»utf But that's what our
poet Las to do. But it is pleasant to think
that the verses w hich are ground out w ith
such regularity by the poor fellow—have
pity on him-are sunt by lovers all over the
land with such genuine siiverity that, though
they are machine made and warranted not to
corrode or rust, they nevertheless carry their
sentiment with them, and do a great deal to
help poor Cupid in the task w hich tho little
fellow has K t for himself.
T M
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Or Approved Country Produce.
I HI
---- A full line of-
Binders
STAPLE and FANCY DRYGOODS,
Clothing, Hats, Hosiery. Boots. Shoes,
Reapers
GROCERIES, Etc., AT LOWEST RATES
• y
—oo-
w e tender our thanks for past patronage, and
Mowers
cordially solicit a continuance of the same.
Notice to City Tax Payors
Notice is hereby gken that the lax r«»ll
La*> I n *«* ii pbiee<l in in» iiand.« l»»r iii»* c*»lk*c-
fii»n »>f the <*ii • law* for the year
rhvr» -
f«»:c, 011 Feb. i'b. an«l for the periud .>1 «1 x1>
• hi s thervaitvr, bct"u<*ii I he h«»nr> «»f * a m
and p. 111. «fail., I will I m ? a* in> <>!t:«*e in
the city c«iuncil dnuu to recei't* a;i<i receipt
for city taxes.
'
< H Ma. 'hnl.
M. McCALL,
Dissolution of Copartnership.
•rrb. given ’hat the copartner
; ta*t\,een the ;mder>:gne<i, d<>-
ia Ashland underlhe firm name
«onnieli'cn, is thi.- da' dissolve«!
•onsenl.
Mi Sonnich«en will
business. a«sumvs inc liabili-
rallcc? ail a- couiits of the late
< . x OR \\ E>
- 1 M»NNI< HSEN.
Ashland, Oregon.
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H. C. MYER,
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\i«l<l"is»p, R.»b‘. M.(»Hrrv1l,
e k*.»n c.’um ». < irvgoti.
• .1»* claiming nd\ vrsvly the
land* ar.* requested t<
in, .»di« .* ..i» ..r U fure
DEALER IS
Hardware, Stoves, &Tinw;are.
ALL SIZES,
H
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ASHLAND, ORECON
Timber
Near the Depot, Ashland,
Paints, Oils & Varnishes
Which he will «ell In large or *mal1 quanti-
tie* at lowest rate»*.
:«>
Painting of All Kuös
Including carriage
lowest figure'*.
STABLI : h
i he old stables on Main «ti- ut ’.tear
the bridge, and the new stables «»n (
street, are now under the pi«»prit '•»r*htp
and management of
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Buy and Sell horses
ASHLAND
CITY
Fin, Sheet-Iron and Coonerware,
B. F. Reeser’s
hinkville, Oregon.
Keep, coiistant'v on hand the lwst of
HAY AND GRAIN.
Homes left in my cure will lie properly
cored for. Kememlier the place: west
end of the bridge.
FLOURING MILLS.
— F or THE best —
FEED STABLE.
West end of bridge
OT Stable open night owl day.
12-9)
S hehmvn S tanley .
CMlireiiCryforPitclier’sCastoria
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Call at
SHERM. STANLEY, Prop
ROLLER
GE«». V. SI M’HENXON.
The West Side
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Timber Land Notice.
El
Bartlett Pear,
Sy’s Cream Salm
Winter Nelis Pear,
Cleanser the Nasal Passages
Beurre <1 Anjou Pe.tr*
Allays Inflammation. Heals the
A’oval Ann Cherry.
Sores, Restores the Senses ol
Taste, Smell and Hearing.
IO, CX K) Black T.utarian Cherry.
15,O<»O Black Republican Cherry.
A particle ta applied Intn each ncslri’ and b
^0,000 I opus Spitz« nix ! Apple Kneahjl'. t'rlc»*
:;t (»«-«•' •■ »x or |»\ n.afl.
1.1.Y BROTHERS, 56 V .c «—u bin « t, N» mt York.
^o,«xx> \’el. Newtown Pippin
20,000 Baldwin At.ple,
54-°°°
15,000
15,000
2 C. OOO
( >R E<.( )N
ASH I. \\1\
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N E W i. Y FURNISHER
vini tr
lion V
15,<jo<» .Northern bpy z\ppi<.
!O,(xX> Early Crawl»'rd Peaches
tlthrr Kinds of Imi! in Ijoporii iii.—
Il
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ASHLAND.
.;o. Nut, Shade. Ornamental and Ever
green Trees Vines and Shrubbery.
Timber Land Notice
OREGON.
J. H. SETTLEMIER
Woodburn, Oregon
Southern Pacific C-r.
f \Pl ■ ’
THE MT. SHASTA
’ » I if*»i i» ta
p 1« - i i
iiij Vtl IA ¡MitiUM) 1
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lot
Timber Land Notice
NEW TIN »SHOP
In rve«rr‘« Block. Ashland, (ir.. Ful
st:>ck ou tiMid mid made tu order.
Particular Attention to Job Work.
Which will be done in a workmanlike map
ncr and at
Prices That Defy competition
ferial n.«e»l
REESER.
Loca raí
MEDFOR ). OK.
PULLMAN BUifLT
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Offiev and x’ arerooma at railroad crossing
<»f Helman atrvet.
Prices
it. it
Now, who can it be
I wonder who Rent it?
Jackf—rm I.et me see.
Tern's heart ia quite free—
Could it have been bef
(I hope that he meant it)
Now, who can *t be—
1 wonder who st at It f
b»»r
At reason alite rates.
Full supply of coffins, caskets,
robes of all sizes, gloves,
crapes, etc., etc.
rr.inhi f. r f'mmimptian, unc
CWdri <. 5 hllya I'ni ’.iists.
‘ !p*
Horses Boarded and Fed.
ASHLAND, OREGON.
¥i)lir Derer
JOHN V.
kj in
COLD
Largest ¡stock in the
IN
i
NORTHWEST HEAD J [fly
. y at
Bread Deb.’cred
i i<> i ]<i
A Quandary.
» ’• ; .•
Timber Land Notice
Highest Market price paid
for all kinds of grain at all
times—in cash.
77>e <;r
•Vasf
\V. I •H\'.'T"S,
Register.
lili.'
Gio. W. STEPHEHSb :
Who is now prepared to offer the
bet! r accolliu.odntiom» than evi r i
lilonied in Southern Oregon in ti •
tv bnsiiiese.
CGUSl'OP't’n’». SCROFULA,
£**£itAL DEBILITY, WASTINC
DISEASES, EMACIATION,
CCi.D3and CHROMIC COUCHS.
< \D ' »FFK F.
jan..tn. I nn
»» in compliance
let of < oliglt’.s of
i r t«>r the «nie of
f < a.ifoibia. Ore
. h Teniiory.”
nt y of Jack
• la\ tiled in
* for the pur-
. in Ì p No, : 9,
I •i.M»f to show
»re • \ si!oable for its
»I i r i« litui ai pur
¡ h m to raid land
........... f thiaoi
eh* .the 2: th
Has oftened a new More, on Third Avenue*
With a complete stock »«f the beat line*.»»(
b}
l.r«l>UB
iro ft
Notice.
n
THE ASHLAND
II.
H.
LITTLE
For Sale Cheap
LIVERY AND FEED
ithllc I Ain:: It.
The Comic Valentine I lend.
Ho flourishes still, theeomi ’ valentine fiend.
His idea of the nuist ex p.’isito plmsuro in
life is to outrage* your <i,*’i *ato self with some
ridicuioiia car: *.)lure of your p'i «*-nality
Are you a iillle ‘nenrr’ lie v. ill snnd you
a wrvtciicd vi r-4« and a u»•• scent of a miser
Are you inclined to bo (xn tlyf He will < .v
as]»erate you w ith a l»< a:-Uy cn? of a fat mon
stcr and a disgracefully comic motto.
Periiufis you are slender* Then »¡o does
you up with a pirUtr«* • « a s. rawny being
aud Hoiiieexcevdin.’.’ly thin rliynie.
Maybe your Lair int b*> luxurious as it
once wasf Then la.« pictorially calls you
ba hi bead.
Perchanco you wear glasses!
You are
pictured as “Old Sjw-cs ’’
Away with this self supjiONed funny cr«*a
ture, who desecrates the <lay sucre«I to amor
oua rhyme and languishing chromatic iithojt
rapliy! izct us none of ninL Let ail thin
tner*, fat men. bald men. weak eywl men.
ecouotnicnl men. ail men, in fact, for ail have
suffered, join i.i one grand crusade fur thoex
termination of Che comic valentine fiend.
t’NiTEi» S tati - « L and «> ffk e . )
R»»*E!;i kg . Or , Jan
IXs.i.l
Notice is bervi»• giwn Ih«’, in « «»mpliame
with the pr«»visi.ins of the act uf (‘.»ngrv<s ?.f
Blackboard Slating.
June 4, K*. entitled ‘*An act f«»r th*- -ale of
timber I h mis in th«. S a’»*- <»f < a.if«»riiiH. <>.»•
[Philadelphia (.’all ]
gon. N umi la. a d Washington Territory,”
A comspondent asks how the liquid slating
August 1 u I <«n,
f R.'-' î-mg. CoUiM' of
IM uk '. ä «, •**a'cwt <>:vgon. Im- thi- da' tiled used inpainting the surface of blackboards is
in thi • «»iticv lus m am . .« *ia ••nivn- for th*- pur
erepaivd: One gallon 95 per cent, aleuh 1.
«•has«* «if il.u s j «»i \ E ’4 .1. u S E 14 of N W x* pound sheila*', eight ounces best ivory
*4 '«f >••• No. i
lu T,« N. 1 ’. SR \o 1 «’M-t,
and will oner prof to -h »" >i
the inni black, live ounces finest flour of emery, four
Make a perfect
sought i* nu»!» vab able f»>- u« timln'r or ounces ultramarine blue.
stone than f- me d - H u »1 i.iiq .•• i -, amito solution of the sheila • in the alcohol before
establish hi« «<.iir.« !•• »t d la d b*fo’u the
To apply the
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(bake it up each tune before pouring <»ut the
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