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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
THE RICH MANS DAUGHTER.

ok a LAOtr
II is often said that the times are
strangely altered; and certain it is the
people are. 1t was once thought honor
able to labor, to be constantly engaged
in some active and useful avocation-
but nowadays it is thought honorable
to be idle. There is much complaint
of the high price of every necessary OF
human existence and with much truth.
But if the amount of idleness could
be calculated with mathematical accu-
racy throughout eur extended repub-
lie, allowing the drones only halfprlce
for services they might perform, which
others are now paid for, it might not
be an unsafe calculation to put down
the whole amount now paid for provl-
sions and marketing in the United
States. Is it not little inconsistent to
hear parents whine about the price OF
provisions. while they bring up their
daughters to walk the streets, and ex-
pend money!
In one of our great commercial cities
there resides a gentleman worth from
two to three millions of dollars. He
had three daughters, and he required
them alternately to go into the kitchen
and snperintend its domestic concerns.
Health and happiness, he said, were
thus promoted-besides, he could not
say, in the vicissitudes of fortune, that
they might not, ere they should close
their earthly career, be compelled to
rely upon their hands for livelihood
and he could say that they never could
become wives and the proper heads OF
a family, until they knew with practi-
cal experience, all the economy OF the
household affairs. One of these daugh-
tiers is now the lady of Governor of
one of the States-all at the head OF
very respectable families-apd they
carry out the principles implanted by
their worthy parent-wlnning and Sc
curing the esteem of all around them.
Let the fair daughters of our coun-
try draw lessons from the industrious
matrons of the past. The companions
OF the men who fought the DattleS Oh
the Revolution were Injured to hard
ships and accustomed to unceasing toll
and so did they educate their daugh-
tiers. Health, contentment, happiness,
and plenty smiled around the family
altar. The damscl who understood
most thoroughly and economically the
management Of domestic matters, and
who was not afraid to put her hands
into awash-tub, for fear Of destroying
their elasticity and dimming their
snowy whiteness, was sought by the
young men Of those days as fit compan-
ions for life-but nowadays to learn
the mysteries ofthe household, would
make eur fair ones faint away: and to
labor, comes not into the code Of mod
ern gentility!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

To raise to11card Potafoes.-1tis sta
ted in the New England Farmer, that
potatoes exposed to a warm sun few
days before planting, will be a week
more forward than those plantedin the
common way. As the experiment will
cost but little trouble, we think it worth
the trial, and would suggest to those
who make it, to favor us with the result
of their respective experiments, as all
such things tend to add to the sum Of
agricultural knowledge, and to inspire
an esprit du corps, highly promotive OF
the general interests ofhusbandmen.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

A young fellow once went to court
girl, and being very bashful, he wait
ed some time, not knowing what to
say, at length he broke silence by say.
ing-Father' S coD hada calf to-day, and
1T acas all over uAite like d sheep.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

A gentleman asked wag the other
day, the reason why SO many tall men
were bachelors The reply was "that
they were obliged to lie corner-wise
in bed to keep their feet in, and wife
would be in the way
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

Neac method Of propqgating .Awle
Trees.-A new plan for increasing
plantations of apple trees has lately
been carried into extensive practice by
the horticulturists of Bohemia. Meth
er seeds nor grating are required. The
process is to take shoots from the choi-
cest sorts, insert them in potato, and
plunge both into the ground, leaving
but an inch Or two of the shoot above
the surface. The potato nourishes the
shoot, while pushes out roots, and the
shoot gradually grows up and becomes
a beautiful tree, bearing the best fruit,
without requiring to be grated.
Whatever may be the success of the
undertaking, its novelty is at least an
inducement to give it a fair trial.
Farmer and Gardener.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

nles. In childhood and in youth we
NATURALLY adopt the sentiments OF those
about us. As we advance in life, how
few think for ourselves !! how many OF
us are satisfied with taking our oPln-
ions at second hand
The great power of custom forms d,
mother argument against keeping bad
company. However shocked we may
be at the approach of vice, the shock
ing appearances vanish upon an mt
macy Herewith; custom renders the
most disgusting objects familiar to our
view. Indeed, this is kind of provis-
ion of nature, to render labor and dan
ger, which are the lot Of man, more ca
sy to him. The raw soldier who trem-
bles at the first encounter, becomes
fearless in few campaigns. Habit
renders danger familiar.
But habit, which is intended for our
good, may, ike other kinds Of appoint
ments of nature, be converted into mis-
chief. The well disposed youth, en-
tering first into bad company, is shock
ed at what he sees and what he hears.
The principles which he had imbibed
ring In his ears an alarming lesson a.
gainst the wickedness of his compan-
ions; but alas! this sensibility is OF short
continuance, the next jovial meeting
makes the horrid picture OF yesterday
more easily endured, virtue is soon
thought severe rule, and restraint in
convenient. A fewpangs Of conscience
now, and soon it is scared, and in a
short time he is ruined. Let the young
beware ofbad company.
A SOLEMN THoUGHT.-"There will
be time when it shall be asked ofyou
and me, "Where is he ?" and the an
swer shall be, ale is dead he died
last year, or five years ago." When
YOU come to die, tits a truism, I know,
(but it is one which we perpetually
want more deeply impressed on our
hearts, when you come to die, 1t
will matter nothing how longyou have
lived, how long the time once appear
ed before you, or how long itmay seem,
as you look back upon it; it is gone,
ehectually gone. Then why, let me
earnestly and atfectionately ask you,
why be living now as if you were to
live here for ever.
HEIGHT OF FoLLY.-To get drunk and lie
across the road to obtain repose.
HEIGHT OF INoUIsITIvENEss.ET climb
70 the bo,lsetop, and look down the chimney
to see what ones neighbor has fos dinner.
HEIGHT OF DreNITY.-To run against
post in the street, and then beg pardon tor the
encounter.
HEIGHT OF GALLANrRY.-When intoxi-
Gated to reel about the street, with lady I'M
der your arm to escort her safely home,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

# gentle Mnt.-A native ofthe Em-
erald Isle lately went to consult the
printer of newspaper in a neighbor-
ing county, respecting his runaway aP-
prentice. The printer proposed to adj
vertise him in the usual form, with
suitable reward; this did not meet Pat
ricks idea :-"he did not wish to adj
vertise him, only jist to give him a
hint" After various attempts at fra
ming suitable notice, the following
was suggested by himself, as all-suth,
Gent, viz: Patrick Flagherty would
inform his apprentice Timothy Dough-
erty, that he does not wish to expose
him, but give him the hint to return to
his master, and serve out his indenture,
like good boy, or he soiH be odvert.s.
ed in the indispensable is only IL
years of age, though he thinks he is u.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
Hsss.sOasS skaters.

AGIt is announced in the Evening
Star that Messrs. Haggerty and Co.
and Austen s. Wilmerding, two ofthe
largest Auctioneersin New York, have
given notice that for the present they
shall suspend their package sales. The
experiment" works to admiration.
Glorious days for Van Burenism!-
| Bait. Caron. -----
Mr.. Edward B. Mcpherson, charg-
ed with the commission of the late rob-
berry at Frederick, complains that indie
viduals have circulated falsehoods CAL
culafed to poison the public mind a.
gainst him, and asks suppression of
public opinion until the matter may be
fully investigated.-WinchR Rep.
We copy the following from the Al
exandria Gazette: eve are requested
by citizen of Fairfax County, to state
that person by the name of Slack is
now travelling in Virginia, protesting
| to collect funds for college, SC. Not
withstanding explanations, publica-
ions, &C., it is believed this notice with
slight examination of the person, will
be sufficient to attain the object of the
one who gives this information. Had
the Grand Jury Of the County been in
session, another result mi ht have been
witnessed. Editors in Virginia, and
the South generally, are requested to
put the public on their guard"
The Groacing Grain.-We regret to
say that the present appearance of the|
growing grain in this region, is any,
thing but promising. 1t is still hoped
that favorable season will improve its
condition. GOD grant it may.
Frederick Eraminer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

egg on the forming berry. 1fthis idea
is correct, can see how it is that brine
and lime can produce cure, by de-
stroylng the gum; otherwise | cannot
see what protection or benefit it could
be, on the common idea that it is de-
posted in the blade in the progress of
vegetation.
] transmit to yon the above facts
without theory, thinking that facts are
more profitable to the agriculturist than
theories. LEWIS BEERS.
Dandy, Thomkins, Co. N. Y. Feb, 1887.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

What 7seGt?-A "steam knitting
company" has been incorporated. This
is unfair to the old ladies, unless asteam
mill should be invented to grind then
all young again.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22

ACUTE CoLLoeUY.-~The following con-
versation actually took place the other day
Tom, have yea seen Jem lately ?''-''No, not
for long whiie-'cause he's got the iniuen-
zy," 81 am GLAD of that, poor fellow, foT
he's been out of a sITIvATIoN long time"
The herald., 1837-03-23
VAPOR BATHS.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED MEDICATED yAPoR BATHS,

I p. CARROLL returns grateful sckno ledg amens TO
nl ies,owed s es,abshmeni which has been
Of years limits os
ansy lea detail Of the medicinal sa Of the paeor Ba,s he
begs merely TO state that has bse1 fund sa though
rheumam gout incpien umos, diseases Of
the joints cat r, compan. crop affections Of the liver asth
relieving thai dang .ros compla a. now 40 prevalent
which the vapor Bath has had influence unpara
ecd checking AMI Grad eating the au progress which
weekly OF nernents of its having made this
city.
have several visited the vapor Bas Establish
men John street conducted by r and Mrs Carroll and have
skill and attention. ALkx. II. STEVENS, M. ID.
can cheey state that have found the Baths in
well attended to- and comfort OF the
. VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. ID.
have been habit sending
Mr. and Mrs Canv,por Bi Ia, John street and
aueny taken ,hem myself Upon at occasions had be
believe thar this csp MI MIS- Can II leave nothing t.
be desHedby mae OF female bata.rs
The Baths readiness o'clock in the morn
ing m o'clock at night day Sunday excepted when they
the day Portable Daths with npelcnt persons
them when required sent 10 part ofhc city Brooklyn
The shakers Concentrat Syraps OF Ss-aaa and IyerNo
for sale Bltaing Tubs and Hip Baths for sale hire msim
DEAkL STREET HOUSE REBUILT.-No II
ared and erected upon It's former s centre o the com.
merca operations OF the CITY 500 entire.
the cen This Hotel front ng upon Pearl and
ter scsts Il arranged upon anJ plan with
spacious exch iags roo dining parorlarge and
sleeping bath pew er TO
elevate supply Of water the say for other pposes
and comfort Of Boafdersa guard also employed tp
keep part Of the premises security an
both in and style Of equal IL not superior tn
Commercial Hotel IN this This House
cd complete in modern style and eopcnc nth March The
Propfctor respectfully solicit the patronage OF It's old
ml..sm jD'w' jjfo = wHTTHLL khnTI Projectors.
The herald., 1837-03-23
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.


Corner Of Nassau and Pine City Of keo York
The Proprietor OF the above establishment returns has sincere
been under his direction hopes that his
ature SYSTEM OF management will his friends thai he
aetened oieave nothing undone part mert ooHna
The Hotel adonng the House, and within
minutes walk of Wall Broadway and other principal b
sessstreets; consequently for se ncnsn
who reside the ofhc city Breakfast be obtained
at the Refractory al hours from A NJ till nosn and dinner from
till NJ The Proprietor feels waaned saying that ms
tables arefrnhed in supposedly establishment
in the c,S.
have been made agents the country ny
whchthe Custom House Hotel will uure be supplied with the
earliest fruits game and of the
and with eminent importing house Ia the city Tor constant
supply sf the choicest wines asd laos JAMES HohNJr
J7-an
nf- r. c. BROWN a CO., having opened u Cofee House
de Niagara No IS aren street and as IN stock OF
Wines Liquors. &c, hope by sc atientoa to the
wishes ofthsH to MORT share oil pubic patronage
si7tf
u-s- SEE Advertisements Compound Ii.
has OF the demrd of
tins Medicine from the lower pa and west side the cy 70
point HOPPER, Broadway and Franklin st. and UNDER
HIIco Bcekman and William ats Agents for this MIXTURE
n&-tf
C1- NOTICE TO NEW YEAR PARTIES. G. DECKER
iess s1py nf aisi ra,s oYsTERs s realy a. ss. te
Fried Stewcd Roasted and Picked the most liberal terms
al the shortest notice Please apply al lbs Faltonsteet DIS
and the plbc that he has sold his stoon ond he
completed bis alterations at h nm
@ III, ha socs ~ rsnsr5 ~ no, h 20 80 .
still extensive scale and with genei al
nen Of and genuine Coafeconary wholesale and retail
g. siurns thank for the very hatteng patronage he has
Bswery ceam andS
NJ Rs 2Gs hssss spgess g SsstSs
ceof Juubc Paste, for SAL as above wholesale and retail
ols Il W. u.
n5-Messrs WRIGHT & ROWE begs leave 10 inform theH
Stec Broadway and CaHa and opened
Broadway where they keep the most splendid assortment Of Hats
The herald., 1837-03-23

NAPS.-re subscriber has made execute
lvA all orders in the Mapping line in the nsaest spe
cimens he at their Office.
LrTHOGRAPHY-Aler Lithography, attended 10 with
aud despatch
great variety Engravi-gs hand plaa coores
duo ed prices 20 dealers BROWNE & REDMOND,
vIS-v Fulton II.
The herald., 1837-03-23

CARPETS AND FLOOR CLOTHS,
AT SMITHS CHEAP STORE,
NUMBERS l57 q l59 CHATHAM ST. OPPOSITE MULBERRY.
Ladies and Gcntemen wishing purchase Canetng pleae
To call and examine most spl. nd s,orncnt 81
BRUSSELS, THREE PLY, DOUBLE sUPER, AND
. .SlPEkFiNE INIDDERMiNSrER CARPETS,
all OF which will be sold least from 10 TO 70 per cent cstan ni
other establishment IN the cify.
AsoFloo oil Cloths, PLAIN Figured Matlngs Table aud
Piano Covers Transparent winisw Blinds fuited Brussels and
Wilton Hearth Rugs correspond with the latest fashion OF I'm
ported Carpets.
Carpets fitted the shortest notice. and sent
Brook yn, part OF the city, free ofeSptnse M ii
CARL KING,
THE WELL KNOWN AND CELEBRATED
LApiES' PREMIUM STRAW HAT MANUFAC iURER,
Would inform the ladies' that he has greater variety o fashion
able shapes ana ~ materials other house the
Unhcd states lie ftatte him elf with being
the ONLY TRUE FRENCH GIPSEv HAT,
with the flare entirely round much E the most
fashionable CIRCLES. IL manufactured OF inner TUSCAN BRAlD
ihsn ever before and Of which he Is sole proprietor This
Hat OF graceful needs Le
be admired he has also u varied stock Of
IMPORTED COLORED SrRANS AND SOLORED TUSCAN
oremark abe aes all made the latest ashoan ich
he blcd produce ihaa other tho
the vigilance of his European agents.
NIB variety fashionable Paris Ribbons which he cha-
lenees the Union TO equal.
m7lm' CARL KING. as5l Broadway, and II Division a.
The herald., 1837-03-23

hhtpths 900 aoz Germ tac.p,ons beat pattern
Wht 900 do Iei-peens do Table fWks prUnRs
~ ~ s1ssf 70 81 sin; 50 do knives vatous
soup gFasy and sauce spoons, @hkpvea kings pattern
spos A. eks salt and mustard spoons napkin rugs dessert
,sT and knives knobs, locks carpet rods bow
nnt Keys nurbcs ladies'
handle hkewsc Gsrmau silver xots p,te nj wyr vn,os
nun1issr ana sye ard wire of all bv
mo W " LEWIS FEUcHTwANGEK s77 Broadway
The herald., 1837-03-23
Premium
TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT STORE.
FIRS. NJ. ID. HODGE,

n "
AND FASHIONABLE MIILISEG, FROM LoSDoN,
Would respectfully aom rads those engaged ~ die
and the bc eay that she I'll connu thankfully TO
receive, aud attend all orders IN the above de
partm .nt, and every tuan III appeitaning thereto
Desous OF giving ample sasilc :, such az aay .r her
wit their Mrs H. viii terms manufactured
the English Of the latest and most approved fshi
which bear close being OF order
surpassed IN the United States
AT No 339 GRAND STREET, he ween Essex aGi Norfolk
70 superior Pressing fer IA. TyGde.
WANTED AT The ABOVE es ab shment PRES mum
be Of TUSCAN SEWERS ml7.lw
The herald., 1837-03-23
LIEE INsuRANCE AM

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST CoiIPANY.-Persons effect in,uranccs with
their the lives of others, aud either
for the whole OF life, for knitted period The
Of Ieran may be either made annually srn sosssum
The herald., 1837-03-23
yI,O THE TEACHERS or THE r'NENCH


LANGuAGE-we would invite the attention Of the Teach
TO- the frescb Grammar nv J P WIERZBlcKI pub
lisbed ~ sapd.sd fsmerly 4 W sand'nd caluiaed
supccae all hooks that nature that he found the
ket at present and there doubt that will become
lar account OF tn that there which facilitate
all difficulties with which English here wall
sy Of them; Unit days thoue ht that Eng
shm could not learn the aE of the French
without hearng one who sonorrc corr city himself but M
Wicrybcks Grammar teaches the lacy Of that t
the fact that until there that
iractory rules facilitating re difficulty his he
all rules that there the language, to he speaks
absu letter giving its s,Ind much that VIII
not hesitate ha good
nincator q the French without even teacher though rue that
that ncy OF the which be described
but acred and appreciated only the eftto b learn
ed y the hearing Upon the whole rules
he auihor will anaL lie
Fencman. lie likewise made classification of the arf
Gle which be found elsewhere that article the o winch
puzzles Eneshman tha, attempts = speak French Ike
what order the French words o2g tebe used
IN order to make Eble sentence hs cannot be found
other finally the arrangement that pcades his
and calculating facilitate the study
that beautiful language for the pupil and lessen ea1 Of the
teacher and confident that wh sota
ng Of ourselves. bs scs candid pensal Of the tcace for
satisfied they VIII be pleased with Isdeed bids Fair
scpercec all others be had Wholesale retail the of
n25 w. SANDr@RD
The herald., 1837-03-23

DISEASES oF THE EYE;
DIR. E L. l. 1 Il. OC LIST,
AND PROFESSOR or THE ANATOMY AND DISEASES OF
EYE.
ofise ao3 Broadway-pya,e entance in Duane str et
The herald., 1837-03-23
RERLIN AND REFLEcTING GHATEs-

ID DosIC AND MINERVA FIRE.PLACES.-Airo a iargc
of and Fire set suitable for paros chambcrs
aud offered for sale by the wholesale
nud their wafehuuse No 81 Exchange place
Berlin Gratcs-Thcse superb castna tqualag ~ finish The
finest mctn oamened with rich aud caste designs
ted In ba. relief They cored by not acted
upon by heat rust and requiring water only " keep them
clean.
The Rejecting Gate recently introduced unes beauty and
b-ing constructed with brilliant metallic R.ectos
throw into ths large potion VI the heat which ordinarily
escapes through tie fue.
ard Minerva Place well established arcl.
known tothe public superior thing In for
Burning coal u combines all the advantages o both the usual
modes of communicating heat by radiation, the
Eaie aud hfc place and by close stoves
dfss,s warmth Throughout the By heated afr,
which BY the construction Of the Dor Fire Place permitted
to come 1. contact with heated Plates which wei
To have tho effect otdessyins the o the atmosphere
derlng ofen fpressive and always injurious the bea ill.,
portable convenience easily they
at pleasure. Iii adapted TO the paro The warehouse
counting the comfort with perfect
safety and convenience. For sale Ny
a. gD'rH rxrb
The herald., 1837-03-23
). ID B, W = wHITnLL sH1fa Propde,r
fNEETH-AIe worthy objects oi the Anafomsts the Pl
ossist the Chemists the Naturas and the Il
reon-so Doctor Hare
f.. GIDN ", DE MIST

Oormeriy Of 2s Park Pi~csD
Has s pleasure Of ieus and the blc bis
return nom Europe aer absence where has
aed no pans pcectng himself the art Of hs
profession - - ~ - ~
He has brought with him large choice assorep, Of
ala Venetian Enamel Teeth which may aricay from
a single tooth 10 entire sett ' ~
q pledges hmsclfo m carous decayed Teeth with gold
OF sannafo so az 70 them free paa for e and
also all Incidental r that M
nIure the beauty OF those invaluable organs. -
he kn NY permitted To refer To the Rev w. Anthon
Sak Ghrch hey Fss L. Hawks ID. ~. st Thomas Church
n - lie be found Bleccker until the
after that he w permanently esabsheI nj .,.
few doars west Of Broad way.
M = cdney u have pcused with atieni on your
ifelse on the Strucis Diseases and
man Teet and think with the highly gentlemen who
have written you favorable opinions that the views you
nave taken o the sui termed Dentistry yo
enye acdant with ts details your ausion to
INC IN orHnce of the regular Attendance in pri
sae amhes and public ssmnare H. opinion, worthy the
highest CONSIDERATION f.ur collection Of Denial
passes evrl thng o. The sort have
inlsh hled with agreeable surprise leaves no ,b of
yoi NIL aad ability "a the Iuaous them you 20 on
and prosper = -
The herald., 1837-03-23
+ AND OFFICE,

safety and convenience; Forssle hy
I AND OFFICE.-JoHN r. BoGARDUs Attorney
Cop~e the Dtiek Church doarJ CITY of New yek ILLINOIS, M
Arkansas Military Bounty, General Land ohce aud West
Paisnis sLancd and ,Ios perfected Tor soldiers or
ccrsith English Refugees from the States t. Canada ard
all the above ca.essth Titles 10 lands eired f.,
oftas, reca,med7 Hei unaer entlei lands ,od
iIss The psierts can reclaim the same oh asd.
IN the sev states and rcrorsn the Y States csnnda Nov,
scotia and Tesns bougt and sold exchanged paid
titles investigated eb,aned and perfected Application to m
Post Master. the United states renec.
v, any 2, r ae.e sans and nens q. assn,s -
commissions. Conrnunic aiions rosi paid
Is- Valuable fsmng hnd the sf Illinois
town. and otherwise Also, Missouri and hkan
MEN-Nc beg - inform the young gent cen OF New York
that we have succeeded ~ getting b. most tnsmonabe, dur
cu Il to the taste ana IA The ea IN our city
he prce MY 81 y the snele me lay aslc
50 Boots ho avery large and spend rineni o. Ladies
% s G "a sy S ;' a re- o m ssos se "s y,, e,,
'Hsg.r s az es7 + lpa q any % Ct % h c
the store ncaet TO Greenwich s tbs largest manuf cturs ~
N pat ot thee ". I'm
BOOTS BOO.si BOOTS The cheapest, hasd
ar nov sale 81 WALKERS 9socanal street Al TIVE old sism
The yasc 10 ~ have ny laid IN spcnd so of Ladies
Gcnean. and Chdfcns Boot. and Shcs, of dcsco
ton and ae 70 offer to the pubic o's and .es
or p any ,has the snd nce iorc oieed Their fine y s
iqhesi prccd boots, and no m,sahsone trial IL sufficient
mine or ,hesesSs n waE-ss 10 canal s're. The o,is,S
establishment The second store tnwieb cyen
the uumc' 10 a. their has former been
Greenwich street Thcsssscbt~, u orpast
e,pcn f he u those m may favor them ~,h
nc :. .hds anA bes % gss r. z . 1s & cye & s o
~ b Bots and shoesbY the package OF dszen msln'