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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

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puplieation OF me following facis, oter his Signature
concerning cure perfecet BY The use or this remedy
winch aess are torrobcrased BY the Rev " NJ. Pease
WV "as acaua,h'ea w,'n ~ 'ne e'feumf'aneess &,
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fchsy Meser are among those pecuar cases ~ which
permanent cure can be eeeied, notwithstanding ihe
continued exposure % Predsposlng CAUSES. a. ihe M
iie 'e cares were perfected they were engaged IN ihe
Shen'cas Wcks OF Charles Piizer q Co., o. this cy;
Aher having been troubled with Fever and Ague Tor
nearly q whole month, and swallowed lots OF elulnine,
M acqnnuneeo o. mine recommended me lo1y ho'lie
Of what y called he South American Fever and Aene
hemedy, and sure enough acted like CHARM took
only one day. and that was the last saw Of the fever
II Is with great pleasure that state this fa for The
Mcneil, q al whom u may concern. and Wish every
nooy VI. same success N maS,eIing,ils distressing
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s~, "h'pp'e s''se'' D'ooAo". :
! have had the Fever and Asuc for several weeks,
which KEEP, me at home unable 10 work. tried num-
her OF prescriptions, without finding any felef unilmy
,see's v,~, sen' me oo','e q 'he eou.h american
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comes known / take the. responsibility Ia warrant IL
Mr. stephen Henderson,, Of this place, seat boue 10
his wiies sister, with like good results when used
by himself and wife. Mr.. Henderson Is an old man,
very respectable citizen Of this place. and i well known.
Truly yours, &e., JAS. @. UNpeRHIi.L.
ismsies' New York, september -, 1922.
We. the undersigned. have used the South American
Rrssdy iot Fever and Asoe add iaisrml,'en, fsses
sns -. psnse' eas = !, ~
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CnRqa7lrARBs.


The folIowinx sis,cmeat of The Rev. L.. ". Fcass.
Superintendent of The Five PeiRis House Of Industry.
~ given below, v one that tpcsks volumes 10 the sau
able properties of this remedy.
Mo. A. ieunand--Sif - take pleasure in,fans-
hitting b yau the following facts W relation 70
perfected ~ the of ypaf soulh American fesct and
Ague Rcncy, upon ons VI The inmates u The House
ofIndusify. sohn Youngr, who had been Suffering
from ehills and lever during The past Eve months, was
IL November lsa attacked, and The parcsysms were as
severe as any ever kuew; slmos, instant relief vas
efpsiirneed on giving Tie ffsi dose The expected
daS of feiafn Il administered. and y had The happy
elect of alefmp,ng The parotyss. since then every
sc.se II che disesru has le him. and he has recovered
u former vonted appearance and health.
Truly yours, &c.. u. ~ PEAsb.
New Yo,k. January ss, 1850,
q. A. feon,fi, E.qt-Deat sir.-lIaying suffered
fson severe attacks u fescr snd Agoe had ncasly
,lsspsed of fndias any relief. other than iempofafy
one. ilut while abofins under severe ailaek, Wal
sossessd 70 icy youf tsnoy. ani unlike Other rene
dos hsve usad Il proved prompt and pcfnsncr
care have nevsr bcs,fc goac 70 sns without hay
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

Why WEEDS Grow APAcE.-There may
be I5O flowers having seed-yessels on a single
nlant Of groundsel, and 10 each seed-vessel
there are so seeds. Thus one groundsel
seed Is father TO 6,500 SONS, more than are
visible stars in the armament. Many Of these
settle where they cannot live MANY exist
only to be eaten by birds. Il is not meant
that all seeds should produce plants; very
many are as much bread 20 the birds as seeds
or corn are bread 10 US. Il. however, by an
accident, every son TO which a thriving
grounds.l seed is parent, grew up, thro,e,
and produced seed in the same proportion
an impossible assumplion--the descendants
&c seed of groundsel in the second genera.
tinn would exceed IN number 20, 900 900; the
telescope itself has not enabled Us 10 see 50
many stars. Chickweed is less prolific
though. indeed, even that may produce as
many as 500 seeds upon each plant. But.
then, luUk at the red poppy. L can yield
100 flowers IRON one root, and frun each
Hover can de,elope no less than 500 seeds
5o, 900 may, therefore. by chance be tlienum-
bcr of the offspring. Black mustard and Wild
carrot produce families &c magnitude about
equal 20 .one another. One NAV, when IN
perfection, produce 900 flowers with SIX
seeds in each. the other GOO flowers, with
each two seeds. One dandeliun riot may
have i2 flowers, while each landclion flower
Yields i7O seeds. The seeds of one suw.
thistle may number $4,000. One plant 81
sinking Chamumilc may yield 10000, one
plant Of May weed 100 seeds.
u,sIsa.s IIanssLslf u.nft
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

CHINESE SUGAR CANE.--The demand for
the seed Of this recently introduced product
is immense, and the Patent Office finds it
difficult 10 comply with the frequent re-
quests for the seed. We haze no doubt of
the highly valuable character Of this cane.
The culture of it has been tried on a small
scale in this State. Mr.. John U. Kirkland,
of HilIsborough, planted large square in his
garden with paper Of seed obtained from
the Patent 0ffice, and We have it from his
own lips that it is one of the most valuable
products that the earth can yield. From this
square, Mr.. Kirkland fed with this cane two
work horses for several weeks. Its saccha-
rine matter is very nutritious, and stock Of
all kinds, as well as fowls,seat ii with the
greatest avidity. Raleigh Reg'stsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

How 70 RAisE OSloNs.--I recently lnund
in your valuable paper an inquiry BY a sub.
scribcr how 10 raise onions have had
some fifteen years experience in raising se.
getables. Ny way to raise Onions i, hrst 70
manure with rotten manure. and plough as
early 10 the month Of April as the ground will
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-01

CHINESE SUGAR CASE.-We clip the fol
lowing paragraph from one of our exchanges
The Prospective Sugar Crop IN Illinois,
Mr.. f. S. Baker, Of Rochester Mills, Wabash
county, ILL, writes to the Belyillc Advocate
that he shall plant 25 acres with the Chinese
sugar cane the present season. II am con-
yiaccd," says he, that the State Of Illinois
will in years make her own sugar, and il !
have luck shall make this season enough
sugar, and certainly with molasses, to supply
my little town. AtaI events | shall try"
Mr.. Kroh, of Wabash county, who some
months ago made statement Of the result
Of his experiment with the sugar cane last
year, offers to bet the skeptical editor Of the
Charleston Courier $500 that he will manu-
lacture lrom one acre, "planted with the
Chinese weed" 500 gallons of molasses, a
superior article to any manufactured in the
South, and sold by the merchants in Coles
county in 1856, for75 cents per gallon and
further, that be will manufacture it at the
cost Of ten cents per gallon.
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admit !; pulverize the top Of the GROUND by
raking with common hay rakes, SO that It shall
be perfectly free from Jumps. and then sow
the seed with the seed sowcr; no matter il
the ground freezes, or il the snow falls, il
will mot injure the seed. recollect once of
having my onions up so that they could be
distinctly seen in the drills at distance,
and had fall Of snow Of four or five inches
deep upon them, without doing the least in
jury. The great secret is the sowing early
in the season and puIverizing the ground
thoroughly belore sowing. never have had
any trouble with onions in bottoming The
old rsle is. that The tops should begin to wilt
or die before dog days. My yield is from
six to eight hundred bushels to the acre. |
think they are sure and profitable crop. l
sow them in drills fourteen inches apart.
Cor. NeW England Farmer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-16
state OF Illinois. Carlisle. June 81

State OF Illinois, Carlisle june 81 1855.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired its wonderful effect My hair was becoming
rs thought prematurely gray, but by the restoralive"
it has resumed its original color and hsve no doubt per-
manently So SIDNEY BRBE5E,
Ex-senator Uuitsd States
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-16
cHAs. WHITNEY.


new 1ofk. OCT. z, 1899.
PROF. o. J. WooD-Dear Sir: After reading the
advertisement in Of the New Yok journals Of your
celebrated Bar Restorative procu ed half pint bot
Ele and was mu5h pleased With it that continued to
use it for two months, and satisfied it is decidedly the
beit preparation before the public It at once removed
all the dandru and unpleasant itching from The sca;p
and has restored my hair naturally and have Doubt
permanently so,
You have permission to refer to me- all who entertain
hny doubt Of its reforming ell that is claimed IT,
MISS FEEKS, 264 Greenwich Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-16

NEW AND IMPORTANT DTsCOy-
~ cry IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE TRIES
EMAR.-Noue are genuine unless the engraYings of the
Beais Of the Ecoe de Pharmacie de Paris aud the Imperial
College OF VIENNA are fixed upon each wrapper, and
around each case.
Sold by nr. Il. A. BARROW--Member of the Imperial
college of Vienna and Royal College Surgeons London
Who may be personally consulted at his residence No 167
Pri1ce street, ew blocks west Of Broadway.) New York
from IL O'Clock in the morning. till 2 and from O'Clock
fill in the evening, Sundays exGeptei.) ~
TRlESEN AR No. lis the remedy OF general ard local
debility loss of Yirie power premature decay aud all the
useasGg conseqences arising from early abuse all
physical impediments vanish like magic before its inu
onee thus rendering its invaluable to those ering
the marriage state. Ha ~
TRIESEMAR No. 2-Entirely eradicates all traces of
those disorders which copsvia and cubebs have so long
been thought an antedote for to the ruin of the health
vast portion of the population
pkIESEMAR No BIS the great European remedy for
mat class Of disorders which, unfortunately the fish
physean treats with mercury to the inevitable dstruG-
lion OF the patients constitution, and which all the 5arsa-
pau IN the world cannot remove
fklEsEM AR Nos /, and B. are prepared in the form
Oh lozsnge devoid OF taste SMELL aud can be carried
In the watcoas pocket. Sold in tin and divided
IN separate doses administered by VaDeau Lalie-
man. RouX~icord NC, DC. Price SO each, ur cases
In one Tor 49, which saves So; and in $27 cases whereby
there is saving Of SO ~ ta
Special arrangements having been made with the yari-
GUS Expresses the nine dollar of the sesr and
the larger szesw be forwarded by Dr. Barrow carriage
paid, Immediately receiving remittance, to any part
Of the world securely packed, and addressed according
10 the nslrunons Of the writer thus securing the pub
lie genuine European preparations, and eectuay pro-
tecting them from spurious and perncous i'm tatians
rsge. fus TI ~ =
u No l57 Prince strset few doors west of Broadway,
New York dly i22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-16

PROF. o. J. WOOD ALLOW me to attest the virtues
and magic powers of your Hair Restorative. Three
months since, being exceedingly gray, purchased and
room commenced 10 use two bottles; and soon began to
TELL In restoring the silver IocSs their native color and
The hair which before dry and harsh and falling Of
now become soft and glossy and it ceased falling the
dsndru disappeared and the scalp lost all the disagree
able itching, annoying before, and now only look
but feel young again.
Respectfully yours, etc. CHAs. WHITNEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-16
tBHRE GREATEST DISCOy or
III THE AaEL And dnn,a ~ nua -. - - \.

d r. EaymOre * Cos
Soluble Indigo BlueiHg for Family Uses Z!
Warranted free from specks and viii not iniure the
most delicate fabric. Also, their Blue Chemical Ink
The best ink in the market This ink contains no acid
ows very easily, never mouds; settles does not cor
rode steel pen and Is more permanent ink than anF 10
The market We are also agents for Starns Trauspa
rent Soap sure remedy for removing grease or paint
from garments, and an excellent article for chapped
hands. Try it, Try it o. Ha13hfl a1H
? N B. WanLed-Local and Travelling Agents to
Er the same. We have dozen agents who are real
ziuS from 81 to 50 per day besides their expenses For
nctye young out of employment the above Is rare
Bhanoe as there is no risk AMI article that wanted
n every family. 5efs a J. u RAYM0RE.& co.
Manufacturers No. "a Main st.
NH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-16
NEW YORK ACCOMPLISHMENTS
A L L H Al Ii!
Something for the Million
p R OF. WOOD
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

We CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL, OLD AND
Young, to this wonderful preparation which turns back
70 its original color gray hair-covers the head of he
had with luNuriant growth-renaoves the dsndruF
Itching, and all cutaneous eruptons-causes continual
How Of the natural nidsi and hence IL used as rezu
lar dressing for the hair will preserve its color and keep
rom falling to an extreme old age in all IFS natural
beauty. We call then, upon the bald the gray, or lis
eased in scalp to use it; and surely the young will ho
s they value the flowing locks the witcng curl ever
be without it. It's praise is upon the tongue Of thou
Fands.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-16

DIRECT ALL ORDERS or LETTgRsTo
DR. q. HOw ARD MARSH ALL
Bay Slate House, Worcester.
Jan. u, 1851. dly w
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BOOKS, &C.
nj wv OOKs FOR SALE BY
Il BAKER & co.

IA L ~ ID - " n EOAs pAAE bI
Il. BAKER &c CO.,
1874 Main Street,
The Hunters Guild from Niagara to Q1ebec, contain
Ing panoramic map of the celebrated points along this
noble river.
The Trappers of Lake Umb1gog, by the Author of
Green Mountain Boys"
Testimony OF the Rocks, by Hugh Miller.
Mol Atheism, by james Buchanan, being great
work for Theism against Atheism, magnificent in its
strength, order aud beauty.
Things Not Generally Known, by David Wells.
The Americans in Japan, by Com. Perry.
Amer ca and Europe, by Gurowski.
Isabel; or the Wife and the Old Love.
Scandal, by Miss J. Bckford.
land.
The Chld's Book of Nature PLANTS, Animals, Air,
Water, Heat, SC, a beautiful book for Children.
Reading without Tears
The argegt ard most complete assortment Of Blank
Books, to b. found IN the city.
complete assortment Of Gold Pencils, Pens, Silver
Pencils, Pen Holders, Porte Monnaies, Tablets, &c.
They would also call the attention to their large
Invoices of Standard and Miscellaneous Books just
oetyed from the New York Trade Sales.
NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS.
S. THOMPSON &c CO.,
247 Main nEreeI
The Confidence Man, by Melville
Viva, by Mrs. Emma T.. SouthWorth.
New Biographies, by Macauley, and others.
Stories of the Island Home, Norjhof.
Doctor Antonio, Rufini.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-16

OTTO HoRNa-s NEW YORK CoRNET BAND.
Whose original compositions and brilliant execution
are SO widely celebrated. se
9 Mufio for Brass Bands be furnished to sppli-
caDts by the Leader
The entertainment will conclude with the romantic le
gend Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-16

From the Washington Stdr.I
Among the many preparations now in use for The re
Poring, preserving, and Identifying the hair there are
none that recommend with more confidence than
Irof. Woods Hair Restorative, now in general use
throughout the States This preparation possesses the
most invgoratng quales and fails Of producing
The most happy results when applied according to direc
lions We refer our readers to the advertisement for
lew Of the ionmerabe certificates which have been eut
Ivy parties, who have been benefited by IT, aud who feel
happy in giving testimony to its wonderful effects prouc
Oh on them.
o.J. WOOD CO., Proprietors 8l2 Broadway, New
Fork, and ia Market street ST. Louis, NJ
REDDGNG Il CO., Boston, Retail Agent
Gro. r. SPURR, ent for Worcester.
ap20 dEWSmis
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Consumption cam De eJ1gTed.

BY DR. M.' great improvement in Med
eue patients are put t. the trouble and expense Of
viiiug him; is only Necessary state their Name, Age
tceupaton time SICK where most disease is, pain and
where Humors or not Cough tight otherwise matter
Fased appetite Sleep strength state of bowels; these
particulars are all that is requisite to know, which, with
IA enclosed Six Dollars DR.. Marshall, directed to the
Bay State House Worcester will give Tie Patient by re-
tuTn Of Express Medieoes for one month"; an Inhaler to
use them in together with fall written directions
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-09

mAxTEAcvUaEA OF
Verses RAsweAe& wsv aa& WISER PSpss
COssasifsas Rsess ard RsefGag Massrial
0Mck Recon-, No. III, Poet ofies Building,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
- A large stock 81 RSOkng Material
always on hand and for sale, with direc-
lions foT use.
= Orders from tins country, for nate
rial, win mees with prompt attention.
These Roofs hays been In extensive uas
in this city, cor the last twelve years, and
have giYsn gsasTal satisfaction With ID Q
many Improvements which long expsrisacs
in tke business has sa&bled me to introdues
! ns4s effer them 10 tho pablic, confident,
thag for durability SheapnSas, and Fire and
Water resfstIag qualities, they are pot saf-
pasbad by any a0w La azs. PeERoms visit
Ing the city are invftad TO call and examine
thsBs roofs o. the best suildings Ia ths city,
which win prove ths roof 10 be all that L.
claimed fuT Ii Letters q inquiry win be
promptly answered. Buildinga covered
with metal Sr ssnYass can be Fs-rooksd
without Esnoeing Ehs old roof.
s--RxFE8 To
:. T. KaeEa, W. T Stacy, L. D. Baker,
RussdeFs in SS, Louis.
gohn 8. MsEaRs, gsnss Harrison, Wa.
Il. Beleheg, psrseaa having our roofs In
Rsas e.
The undersigned is khs authorized aRenl
Of hxF. WaFssa, and 10 prepared to pat ca
the above described gsoss, az will faraish
material for others b naz In Foo6ag. OMes
at ahs C0unsll Blaaa Livery St&bis, whsrs
specimens may be seen and examined.
JOHN DOHANY.
Coancil BIaas, apr@s-57 If
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Taatla !. .In9aral,s.

We neglected last week 70 call aassn,
tioA to the advertisement Of the abov,
hrm' but do SO now, wish pleasure. By !
glance their mammoth advertisements VII
be sssa. Ths representation Of Ne. l.
Empire BlOek, il visible 10 the ssnalEss
eEs," This Is one Of the most thriving
eus'nsaS houses IN he West, and d is
owing, IN 4 Ereat Measure, 10 thsis Hbe-
raj encouragement aud patronage Of the
local pEess. Il viii b observed shas
they n0w occupy near tsss columns og the
bugis. besides . large space in ssvsr-
al oshSE papers Of the wess, TO make known
tasis immense business. Here il one
taots which ought 10 be remembered, /. o.
peAunish advertiser always does . pi-
esanlsh business. Hs saa assars ahoss
who dssiga purchasing goods, either al
~holesals or retail, that they will and
sac house Of TooFEx & JACKSON a. az
eellsnt place to trade. They have man
moth stock Of goods which they are sell
Ing at very Low prisss. Call aad examine
for yourselves.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-09
SAT-.

ann Sacks g. A. Salt, iast rsesaged an
WUU foE sale by
RAERITT d ROBINSON.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-09

20 our frisadswho srs sveE makiaS ths
inqaiy, swhsn will yoa issas shs Daily
Bugis,' We would say that wslaek forty
names Of Aaving he nanbsr q sahsssi-
bsrs to enable - = issas the arss nam-
bsF. We have said that II the arst nam
ber Ia Issued, that shs DArLr BUsLR HxAtE
b Issued daily, sundays sxsspssd. for
ons ysaF. New fsssads, eaa's zoe help
us 70 the forty sabscribas-eaa's aAch
one Of yOu prOeurs az sSH suhscrihae s
Try ii. Our friaadsat OnahA City, 10
renee, crsscsna City Aaa alistAar places.
having Ia sasir possession oaz ptospsasus
for the daily, wiah paaass attached shsss-
to, viii please Estnsn thsm . us a. veon
as possible, and thoss haying prospso.
tus without any aasns apsn i, would eou-
Ter = favor By asyizs 70 procure ons.--
Friends let Us hear IRON you.
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ThRRRwN.

The Dramatic Troupe under the manage
nent Of Tegds, MorriBoa & Healy, gave
THEN lass entertainment in this city for the
season, On Saturday, and left on Sunday
for st. Joseph Mo. We hope they may
meet with the samR good success Ia that
city, which they meet with here. They
with one re two exception when 1t was
rainy--had good hogsss every niEht, and
on several occasion were obliged TO turn
= great many away in consequences Of be-
ing unable to TO seat the applicants fer
tickets Mrs. Heaiy, upon the Stage, a.
elsewhere, is pleasant and progressing in
her appearance, and peveT undertakes
part without doing ii ample justice. Mira.
Powell, may b numbered amoag, tAs bast Of
aetEssses-she In mild, pleasant and buoy
ant in her disposition, and neysx fails to give
HatiEfaSfioa. sfASn shs appears upon The
Stage. Mrs. oruft, gives satisfaction In
every part she gRdartakes--shs aust al
ways have part where good nature pre-
dominatss--shs can't look angry and do the
seornfuis Shs Is too COED natured. Mr.
Hsaly l. q aobls appearing feIlow-does
his part with great ability and satisfaction.
mT. Morrison il a'Aard to bsat,D in any
part he undertakes; hs may be regarded 40
the soul Of the Troups. Mr. Powell makes
a drss rate old nan, and Is perfect In every
thing be undertakes. Mr. Wight does COM
edy to PsEfection-ws wsuld advise all 10
be well provided with hoops and stays be-
fore Teaturing to enter the house when he
is up fog che Of his best acts. Mr. Csuft
as a Musician takes everybody.
On Saturday night acomplimsntsry ben
eft vas tendared to Mrs, Hsaly, by over
an hanaTsd Of our citizens, and vas sscsp-
ted. Tbs play Of the aLaaF Of Lyons''
was presented on the occasion to a crow-
ded house. hrs Hsaly rendered the pars
Of the Lady Of Lyons Ia beautiful style
After the play, Mrs, Hsaly vas ioadlY cali
ed for, aad upon her appearance upon the
Stays, was presented with q eostIy silk
dress, gold bracelet and other testfmoni-
ais and svfdaDess Of the esteem and frisnd-
ship 1t car citizens. .,..-.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-09
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LEW1s, Of "Yankss Notion noaarssey
Is getting Up little the bsss les ussaza
And ansi-inaoxieAsia9 drinks W. have AAd
'tAs satisfaction Of testing shis ssaaoa, and
according % our iasa, these eco. aics
"euneAss'' ass about What the drill calls
for," this bot weather.. Lewis Il q clever
fellow And Is A No. /, making 3 good
Funch, Lemonade, or aa les Cream.