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THE
W@@&1H WARa
WHIG,



speak the sentiments of the Wing Party of the Uni
on upon all the questions of public policy now be-
fore the country and to come before it.
It viii advocate the election Of
MAJOR GENERAL
NEUIEAlEY WATLOBs
OF LOUISIANA:
the Hero of the Rio Grande, Monterey, and Bue-
ma Vista, to the next Presidency, for which we be-
lieve he has already been nominated by acclama-
ton in the hearts Of his grateful countrymen. But
while we advocate the election Of this dis
tinguishsd and whole-souled Wing, who has
proved himself TO be the greatest Captain of the
age in a series of battles without parallel in the
annals Of warfare, and who, in his dispatches has
exhibited power of intellect and soundness Of
Judgment unsurpassed in the history of the human
mind, we freely throw open our columns to the
discussion Of the merits, by their friends, of the
other many eminent men, Of the Wing party whose
names have been associated with the Presidency.
While Major General Taylor is our choice for the
Presidency, whom we believe no earthly power
can prevent the people from eleyating unanimous
ly 70 the first gift in their choice as token oftheir
appreciation of his true greatness, we shall be
guided by the voice Of the great Wing party of
which we are but an humble member, and, If it
should, 10 the course of events, be ordered that
any other person than the man of our preference
shall be selected az our candidate, we shall yield
him our cordial support.
The Weekly Wing will attack at every assaila-
bic point and ceaselessly, all the measures Of the
present administration of public affairs which shall
be deemed to be adverse TO the interests of the
country, and will expose without fear or favor the
corruptions Of the party in power.
The columns Of the Weekly Wing will be open
to the pens of every Wing in the country for the
discussion of the great political and other questions
Of the day, and to every Democratic pen, too, in
terested in enlghtning the public mind respecting
the corruptions and imbecility Of the men to whom
in an evil hour, the Democratic party intrusted
the power Of the Government.
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National Wing is TWO DoLLARs per annum,
payable always in advance.
ou-Letters containing money for the Weekly
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copies, will be entitled 10 one copy gratis.
0c<Due notice will be given Of the appear.
ance Of the first number Of the Weekly Ma
tional Wing, meantime. our weekly subscrib-
ers will be furnished with the tri weekly.
0u-The publisher has delayed the issue Of the
Weekly to enable him to commence in the
first number, The Life Of Major General Zach.
airy Taylor, which is preparing for the press.
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AAn REAMS PRITlNG PAPER for
HOO sale, "a by 80. Orders can be fur
nished for any size, by giving few days notice.
o. "a. LINTHICUM,
Georgetown, D. C.
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MEMOIRS OF GEN. TAYLOR.
no vr,rrr, r,,rr

In press and will speedily be published at the Ma
honal Wing Office, by CHARLES w. FENToN, in roy
al octave, 100 pages, with neat cover,
THE MEMOIRS
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CoLLETON BTTTERs.

vuNHESE Bitters are purely vegetable com
- pound, and are offered to the public from
principle Of benoyolence, under the fullest conyic-
ion that they will be found safe and sovereign
'emsdy for Dyspepsia. They have been trium-
1hantiy tested, not only by some of the most re-
ipeciable families and physicians in the State Of
south Carolina, who have furnished ample testi-
mony to their decided excellence, but also by the
proprietor, who, for ten years. suffered all the gloom
incident to that stubborn and distressing disease
They possess the peculiar excellence, denied to
most other Bters, Of not proving injurious by con-
tinuea use. They contain not single deleterious
Ingredient and, a. seen from the directions which
accompany each bottle, may be given with entire
safety 70 an infant in the msnth.
With pleasure, and for the benefit of mankind, |
send you certificate relative to the Colleton Bit
ters.
In the year 1888, when the cholera was in
Charleston, 8. O., was compelled TO send servant
70 the city, On his return, he was suddenly attack
cd with most violent pain in his bowels so much 50
- Do cause apprehension thst he would expire in
short time if medical aid could not b procured /
Immediately resorted to the Collision Bitters by Civ
ing awins glass full at dose. In the course Of a
very short time it acted q an emetc, and throwing
him Il tho came time into profuse perspiration.
then continual % give Tin small doses, from tue to
three tea spoonsfnIl, which resulted in happy re-
covery. Since then have been using it constantly
in my family, in cases ~ cholera mo,bus, cholera
infantum, diarrhGa and general debility, and in
every instance found It highly beneficial. Some
constitutions, however, require much larger doses
than others.
Jos. D. JENKINS.
Blu1ion, s. C.,ls46.
Il IS with feelings Of gratitude A. well as pleasure
that take this method Of giving my testimony Of
the great estimation which entertain for your In
valuable compound, In justice not only to the me
dicine but for the benefit Of others who may be suf
ferng from the same malady, Dyspepsia. with which
was for years afflicted, fsel il duty incumbent
on me to state that am now restored to perlec
health. When commenced taking the Colleton
Bitters it was as last resort My debility from in
digestion was 70 great that cure was looked upon
as almost hopeless. After taking it regularly and
perseveringly for some time, my strength and d
gestive powers were entirely restored. have never
taken single dose of any other medicine for more
than Eve years past. can now eat the richest foot
without any unpleasant feelings whatever. have
also used Collector Bitters freely in my family fol
cholera af0ntpm, cholera morbus, general debility
and as tonic after fever with great success. AS
family medicine deem it invaluable, and do con
scientiously recommend it.
A. M. r.
st. Johns Colleton S. c., December, 1916.
For sale by the only Agent for the District o
Columbia, B. ROMANS,
Between 10th and 18th streets, Washington.
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MAJOR GENERAL
ZACHARY TAYLOR.

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where the number Of copies ordered exceeds fiffy.
O. Orders, postpaid, respectfully solicited
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HUMBUG is THE ORDER OF THE
DAY.
palpably true saying, for what i the use Of
advertising the TRUTH when the public arc 10th 70
appreciate the difference" This isin the mouth Of
almost every one now-a-days, a. well q
MRS. JERVIS'S
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|DR. IL: ROYSI

Vegetable Universal Pills Strengthening, purgatiye
and Purifying Tonic
,!hesc Pill. have become for their extraordinary
aud Immediate powers OF restoring perfect health TO per
su under nearly bnd oi disease TO which
the human frame is liable
They particularly recommended all those persons
who afflicted with any kind 81 Chronic Lingering ON
plant, as there medicine before the public winch has
natural and happy effect upon the systcm correcting
the stomach and liver and to the formation OF healthy Chye
and ia purifying the blood
They acknowledged by the hundreds and thousands
who using them tu be not only the most mild and ple1
ant in ciruprfaon b, the mot iunoecnt sale AMI crs
medicine offered to the public Those who once MAXI
trial Of these Pills never Siler"a l wiling 10 he With
out them, which il sufficient proof oi t'it GOOD qualities.
lEADACiII.-SIt X AND NERVOUS.
These who suffering with tis distressing complaint,
win hnA pr lie Roy Pills remedy certain and
me,ti.tr,n its effects.
A. remedy IN summer AMI Bowed Complaint, thcy display
their wonderful power. admiration, and f superior to
any thing IN Tor those Complaints
In u, sprpsn and Liver Compatibility stand uni'allrd
MANY have been cured IN lew weeks after having suffered
under that d,cadfn complaint ior years.
Iniabua Casti,cn"~ tic, decidedly superior to
medicine brought before the public aud one - cent box
will establish then surprising virtues aud place them beyond
the reach Of doubt IN the estimation OF every individual
They valuable IN Nervous and Unprecedented Ancr-
tons, Loss OF Appetite and all Complaints to which icas
alone subject.
conviction their utility lom the hf doe. They nay b.
tsrn he persons o any and the feeble the nH' tho
nervous sui d-aip strengthened by their operations be-
they cl,nt the system a Bad Hmnos, quit Nervous
lrt,,abity ,aud lutarrbl, produce SoaHl I',itb.
A. Anti Billions medicine, family sh1a'd l' without
them \ inelc nul,s NOR s,t=iaa9ofy tana Thousand
Universal pills and take other pnoe21 cents per boy
with full directions.
Puncp. OGiee III Greenwich conner OF Liberty street
Ncw-holk.
wAo!csAlc and Retail agent for Lyn2hbafg nr. u. II
! IYMts.
| Mach % I'm ~
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uANE been afflicted ,ftih dyspepsia n ~ aggravated
flan three vcars past and found IN rrl'i until e-'d IN
G. pou, smiths Improved Indian Vegetable ilsis AHaf
using ~ b,,e. # and valuable pills am entirely enr
They general remedy J h ii.i-hNts
j Pa1ueah. ~. NV. ~. tsi5.
We certify ile ahpve facts Pr staiths Win 'e UNI
,ersay esteemed IN this vicinity. =.
HODGE, OWENS \ Co, Merchant
n the request Dr. q benlamn smiths agst we cheer
fall, that ,.iied the fce Of lr Sniia IN Seh
Der last hc in New orb and found him 10 al
ing extensive ttsiress With his in5sh 'Fea
bic Fiji. The II his establishment would astoni-h
.pAted IN the stories 81 the phi trade ious
rdc ttsf.ai.
fFnom lpr Singleton)
SufrHfAsp. Ky, Fob. q, tSi6.
N & Benz smiih-Drar Sir;-Nothing Ia. ever been
introduced hat has sold well ard given such general sat
isfaufian =. ,our lmpru, ed Indian vegetable Fill
Yer, rrspectfnll, vours : = SINGLETON.
tFtsn Messts. Bull 4 Aldcn)
I4atlsvnti.. Nv, Feb. Il lSi6.
Dr e Benl smith Dear SIR You will please 'cnd
twelve sr., Of your aluabic Phi From present inl 'rnn'
,s sell large amount u than, Ne find thai ihcy 20
.efy eaiek, Nc Your friends, Bull All'tN.
Prom " ilson, Starbird 4 Smith
IoUsvlLfN, ! CD. istli, 1876
Dr Srnith-Dcar SRA About two weeks ago fought
eTa.s vour Indian Vegetable Sugar Coated 'ris
Though hlsines. duh here thu, yet have Fod
thnm all l please send ten gross through Mcssis
Lawrence Reese Of your CITY who will forward them To rs
VI, Pittsburgh Yours respectfully,
WILSON, SrARBiiDh SMITH
For sale IN I.ynrhbnrg, by
JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist
March v SIN Agent ipr tho Proprietor
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nook KEEPER W.iFFED
II ANIED Immediately Young Man wei

RR ~ Ell iuHhB .'i'h "oH l'"i'"
w ed Ia take charge set OF Books one OF good
moral character. who writes good hand is active aud
attentive 10 busness-can obtain situation IN Mcrcan
tito House this place In The above capaclIy,by address
ing Is T, thrJe n the rbst 0lico-Pyssage paid. None
need appl, but Of tho abuye description.
Mlfeh Us
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70 VIII TON d. IOE.N.G !.

= I y .VTTs 7 O.N d UI.NL'
sslR-As You not inhabant Of this State, |
- therefore take this method 10 inform you that /
shah proceed 10 take the Dispositions of Samuel Young.
Peter '. Dung and Others Pleasant Dichmsons Old
store IN the county Franklin State Of virginia the
9TH day Of May 1877 II from any cause they are not
taken on that day, they will be taken the said place
On the next day tha day after be read as evidence
Ia sui now depending in the circuit superior court Of
law aud chaneery, for Franklin county, wherein | am
plaintiff and You defendant
March 2J-lm SAM Ell C. YOU Nc.
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Use o. ,SC.7RP.FS acoustic OIL
The only CiIrc flr DcafnrsS

NOR tie Of Deafness Pains and the discharges oi mat
ter rom the bars Also, all those noises, like the buzz
znz insects :tllngof water whlzins o steam 81: &c,
nhiah symptoms 81 approaching Deafness aud also gene
raly attendant with the disease Many persons " In ha'
fe ryr ten fifteen and t,yeay ycars and obliged
bonsc trfmpets, have, aer using or two bottles,
thrown aside thcis tfumfc's, beng made perfectly we'll
physi~an- aal surgeons highly recommend rs us".
Mosr ExrGtoRptNARY CuHE.-li any have doubts, they
dismiss them and the ucrrdaous may consider
Deafness crabc Numerous o cures, and many OF
hem very remarkable by the Use Of sCARPAS OIL have
been published but this cap, the climax young old you
may yet your hearing.
/ lady In Snithdea, Pa aad about eighty years Of
age, had been gradually getting deaf for than forty
wears, that ncH to impossible to make her hear con
in the loudcst of Last winter she
induced Scarpas Oil for Deafness only ncccSSa
add that she has used bottles an that her hearing
perfectly restored Public Lrdefr
For sale wholesale and retail by DR. ID. JAYNE, No.
South Third Street, Philadelphia Also, by
ID. X. LYMAN, Druggist
March l1-wt20J Iynchbufg, Va.
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
ITTUT STKEET, UfEIhTUHE.
ARTHUR l.. fOGG. p.an,,o,o.

B,.aYt
PlIINEAS TIT RSrON, s ''0p'''''''
FUNIlE undcrslgntd having succeeded the late firm
j ol Dix & fogg in tho pfnpnetarshiP Of tho Foun
tain Hotel, 81 long and widely known AZ one Of the most
CONNEXIONS establishments In Baltmore take this meth
cd Of INF inning the travelling public that, besides the
great improvement made last spring IN the addition OF an
entire wing 10 the house, 10y which large number
Of lodging aided, well as an extensive
Barhng Establishment they have recently had construct
ed Ladies Ordinary fitted up in the mos, unique
aud beautiful style; and also pirate sutng room Jon
the gentlemen, which is en ~ free from the hustle nc
ccssarly incident 10 the public parts Of the house
arrangement highly desirable and which they latter
themselves cannot fail 10 please In connection with
these Improvements the wnuc interior OF the house has
undergone thorough lson everything afpertarlng
10 the upholstery Of the establishment has been renewed
and attendants Tor the chambers selected with Strlc
view 10 entire caplbllty IN every respect The Table
will be found at all tunes fully supplied with everything
The market affords served upln superior style while In
the way Of wines. &c. nothing VIII be kept but what ls
Of the best quality Add Ia these facts the attention and
courtesy which Will he rendered by their assistants acting
under their own personal suporN loon Those who mas
favor them with call they fier themselves will moi
leave dissatisfied, pains OF expense will be spared
their pnr to mect the wants of their guests. and trust
their hopes ola liberal patronage viii not prove unound
81
baggage takon and from tho Hotel free ofcharCc.
fcb. 25-l2w
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.NEID CO.N'CER.S


rEiiE subscribers have associated themselves together un
l. der the sy!e and hrm oI
Cicnshaw, Bagby Il Carter,
For the purpose ol nansactng Grocery Commission
Business and, having purchased Dung bowie.
their stock OF Groceries, offer Tor sale the mer,
cupied by Young Bowes door above Me,s,s Me.m
Gwatkn large well selected stock of DO
nese Shoes and Hats Their stock consists part the
'ol0 Sa9 -. n. .,,.. n......,.-,
10 10 S SSis h pm: q M's S, and Java Coffee
g" Porto REQ "
uerocs \. O. Clarified very FIN,
10 hhds. and tierccs y q. and We,i India Molas.c.
$4,000 lbs Cotton Yarns Nos to 10 Ie,l,,a,e Factory
900 kegs Cut Nail, Sd to ,0d.,
Is =" Box and Lining do
Il bales 81 aud Al Brown Dome.,lc.
Nos, / and :, Manchester OInabure,
200 sacks Liverpool Salt
2, " Ground Alum do
$50 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
10 tons we'll assorted lrcdcgar Iron,
10 whole and half boxes Loafsus.r
100 rcams Writing, Letter and " tapping r.per
81 boxes Tin Plate TX
500 =" American Sheet Iron,
boo I" Speltcr,
500 &c Russia Sheet Iron,
p boxes Imperial and Gunpovdcr Tea,
500 Eastern Cheese,
Is barrels No. and Mackarcl,
~ kegs Duponi,, Rifle and Blasting Powder,
IS boxes WSPfd% TasT ana Ad. ami It, r,nd'
20 best Spanish Float Indigo
500 Nader, very fine,
so kegs superior White Lead,
l ca.h pure Winter Strained OH,
800 lbs Western Wool,
400 Raw Cotton,
500 Wool Rolls,
Is bbls. Tanners OIL
100 sides Black and Russell Leather,
l1l dozen Bed Cord. and Leading I.nel,
500 lbs Copperas,
500 " Alum,
bags Pepper and Alspice,
cases Mems and Woincn's Ieather Shoes,
HuPerfne and family Flour Stone Ware, Wire SITTER.
Buckets, Shear and Blistered Steel SC All OF whic
they oier Tor cash in barter accommodating terms
March Its CRENSIIAW, BAtBY 4 CARTER
IVORY KNIVES AND FORKS, IN SETS OF 81
i PIECES
Knives and Forks, Of various kinds. By the dozen
Tea Trays Of various patterns.
Candlestics, Shutters and trays,
Britannia Ware,
Andirons, common and fine,
Shovels, longs and Pokers
Brass and Britannia Spiitoons
Curtain Pins, Curtain Bands, Se Se,
For sale by GREGORY s. RoYAIl
I.sc. 2i-N
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PeE1lClI.

Or correspondent "N.slseT GRAY has tlfe sou. II
iics Pet art gree pet Ne funk 4,ouesvs tl-,, HI.
mind has too strrg 'trdency towards ,raoscendenta
ism, and lie certainly gives ioo lie attention iohs
,fraton. His fine thoughts deserve 10 be uttered in
now perfect muse: T.onisrigs Jolr1Jol
LESSONS OF TIFF PAST.
Great truths wander earth,
Born oflifc's prmordia al tree.
To which creations ho,u gave birth,
Whose frait is in eternity
Lessons from tho sackclothei rsa
Deep truth. in silence taught
In the hiyousc II being,
Ry the heru-inind. Of thought
Ry the worlds Grand cd masters.
white-robed men Ct .reieu, ,im,,
The High-prest zofoasters
In lies MYSTERIES sublime.
All pasi lie IL temple,
The spirii-world of thought.
where passing ages each has.esrrsd
The destiny it wrought.
Historic, Of enlombcd nation.
Dwell in that eternal home,
Swallowing in faint sdunnbi ,tions
Other destnics 10
And from tina, world Of wonder.
Float things that and 10 be,
As spires Of buried ei,ies gl.am
Thro' the of Galiee
Deed. IT unrccorled ages
EchS from that world sublime
Sounding thro' all history. pages
The diaIason Of Old Tine.
Thence nost songs sung IN darkness
Nv heroes IN tho strife,
Seeming bat the rrand prelu,ion
TIC the Tragedies ollie.
High the curtain doth npih
Heaven born and earth urboueh
Sit cnthroncd the grand old masters
On the mountain tops Of Thought
These beneath in times long battle
humber lessons fpt hfe
Clean monument. Of those who r-tshed
In the hv.raths Of the strife.
Surgine d.tan, shore
Breaks the voice OF that deep .cs,
iioarsely digging things mors
Prophecyng thing. 10 be.
oh in honi, II holy frcnE
Lite. grand eurtain doth urrife,
Painting IN su5linc revealing
Oar being mysteries.
Thence ar, born the so''', doep lesson,
Teaching our lie calm Gcrh
Lilac tho ,p,ri, OF the nauger-.tar
To the shepherd al night
Gllrl vii thy heat OIL child Il truth
Lies pure hours shall bring 10 thee,
Deep lessons from the gray worlds youth
Tomoaid thy destiny.
iaNr.Ir In.iIana
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MIR L AN

Mr. Clay let New Orleans on the 10th, on his return
10 Ashland, and would remain II few days at Naichez
The Bulletin SAYS he left New Orleans ~ state of much
anNeiy regards Tie state Of affairs on the RIO Grane
-n't only Us citizen dcep, interested in the fate Of
tho army, hut also father, Us his eldest son is with
Gen Taylor, being Loienant Colonel of the kentuck,
IL pnent.
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fENiE SUBSCRIBER has rented far the easn ~
D year, The House Mcssss. Bon x Rockers Dr.,
Gods store. f5r the purpose Of keeping BOARDING
lO ST. where f will be prepared To receive Goafi~rs
by the mouth or year. and alter the l5t Of January
1917, on the INST reasonable terms.
lie will have or two excellent rooms for families
noias yet cngagd.
Dec. BIS WILTSHIRE NJ LEWIS
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MCCD9sAy.l Il SIMPSON.

NC0D2sA14E 4 SIMPSON.
GR0CEfS.LND COMiiSSiD\.EERCH rs,
At oIp STAND or N'ntSirL s M'eaRKlE,
IIANE purchased the Stock OF Goods of tie late firm
and Will receive, in lew days,a fresh supply addi-
ton thcIeto and they ocr m sale to the patrons oil the
late firm, and the public generally, large supply Of
GROCERIES, DO1IESTICS &C.
Consisting ot every dcscp OF goods generally found in
that business which they Will sell At the lowest market prcc
Tor cash regular customers, Their goods viii be
purchased principally or cash that they will be enabled
offer Inducements topurchascrs.
They will also keep on hand Nanufa cturcd and
Smoki ing Tobacco OF their manufacture. of various
qualities, with winch they would be pleased Ii furnish the
former cs,cmes Ct Mcdaniel and Met oe and any others
wanting that article.
They have several wears experience, and offer their
services GrNERt COMMISSION AatN7s for the selling Of
Goods and Country oducc,on which liberal Will be
made, and Will receive special attention.
All Goods and Produce consigned Ms Tor transportation will
be forwarded with despatch and Tree OF drlyage.
l1nchbmg, January
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.STsc ORcer,s.

T'IIE undersigned have this day formed co parn"
ship, under the style and firm Of
WILKINSON & lNIt HER,
for the purpose Of conducting general Dry Goods, Gro
Gerry and Commission Business. They have purchased
Of Hatcher Green their entire stock Of Goods and taken
the tenement occupied by thcm and also that recently
occupied by Mi Wm.J Wills, where they will have,
in a few weeks large and well selected stock Of Dry
Goods and Groceries oI,r their old friends and Gus
toners aud the public generally, al prices 10 suit the
tlmes. Purchasers requested To call aud examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere
TIlOS NJ. IlkINSON,
Feb Its j. A. II ATClltR.
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UNCLE J.lkE-IS .1IfE.3Dt

4 lave just received the SPRING STYLE OF
HATS for lsH introduced by Mcssrs Beebe &
Castor, Of The city Of New York Ghe ton Hacrs Ct
merca) The fashion IS much admired by the trade
AZ well as all that have seen it, Gcntemen who pays
any regard 10 fashion will of course furnish themselves
with one Of these beautiful Hats am prepared 10 sup
ply them made Ia order rcady made
have, aIsoon hand good assortment Of Mems and
boys Cloth and six Caps oteyery pattern
March lJ--iw RI tNB0i,GU