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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

The city Of New York has appropFiat-
ed s730,ooO, up to Nov. 18th inst, fol
the relief Of families Of volunteers. /,
is expended as follows in weekly sums
To the head Of families 81; to one child
81: to each other child half dollar
The maxium sum allowed to any family
is FIVE dollars per week.
The City c,uncil Of Philadelphia ha,
app, opriatod toOO,o0O for the saMe
purpose
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

The OLD MAN.-Who oalla hia faith
er "The Old Man?'' Here he is. You
would know him at glance. He is so
afraid he will be classed . boy that he
must tell cf the old man. which signifies
that he has charge Of affairs now, and
his father is secondary parsonage. If
thereis anything I thoroughly despise
is to hear parents dis.espectfully spoken
Of; but neyes heard sprout Of boy
speak of his father in such terms with
out strong desire to laugh at the comic
al picture before me.-If "Great I" is
sitting down, he throws his head back
and talks Of what he advised the old
man to do. And then he tries to look
so self.poscssed, as he had always been
a man himself, that overdoes the matter
entirely, and I cannot but think Of a
baby rooster in its first attempts at a
cock-a-doodle doing. If young men.
and would be young men, know how
perfectly disgusting, as well as redicu-
lous and disrespec:fully they appear il,
calling their father the old man, they
would soon discontinue the shameful
practice. And they would ind that,
when they respected others, they them
selves would be respected.-[Rural
New Yorker.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

OREooS SESAroE.-Benjamin Stark
has been appointed from Oregon TO
take the piece of the lamented Col
Baker in the Senate Of the United States
Stark is reported to be Democrat Of
the vallandigham peace proclivity-
next thing TO secessionist. lie will
find the Senate, as now constituted, a
poor place for ANYTHING that squints Of
treason to flourish in. There will be
no more WigEa.Is, Masons, Hunters,
Breckinriigcs, clingmans, AMI Toombs
to preach treason by the hour in that
body.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
Seward rsns 4 Com promiscr.

The New York Posts ashn.ton
correspondent writes
4 prominent citizen Of New York had
M Interview with Mr.. Seward day or
two since, and the question Of compro-
mise came a,;,. when Mr.. Seward re-
marked: "Ni,h manv persons have
the reputation Of i compromises. No
thing could be more unjust TO me. |
was the last aaan in the cabinet to e4,sl-
sent to the removal If Gen. Fremont.
and | would be the last man to consent
to compromise with rebels "Why
them asked the New Yorker, "do ~cu
not take pains to let your opinions be
known ." .l;ecause I am willing to
to trust ny reputation with the future,
was the reply. Il would like to make
this conversation public, for the sake ct
some Of my friends rs well as yours,
said the citizen, and the Secretary se-
piied that tie ''i.ad 40 t.,oisceasmes.t>.
The conversation accos.is with other
statements respecting Gen. Fremon;'s S
removal. Mr. Seward was one of the
fast friends Of Fremont in the Cabinet.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

Commodore Wilkes, who 60 clcvcrly
bagg aged Slidell aud Mason, earned
. world wide rcnoYn as the commander
Of the United States Exploring Expe-
dition to the Southern and Pacific
Ocean. He is not only good sailor,
but man oflarge literary and scicn-
tific nttainments.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
Rates Or Advertising

One Square, first insertion, $l,OO
each subsequent insertion, O,5O
Nns square Three months, 400
dc Six months, 600
do One year, 1900
Quarter column, one year, $500
Que half column, one year, $500
One column, one year, GO,OO
Twelve lines of this typo make squar
Business Cards, consisting Of six lines .
less, $500 per year.
cxJr All Transient and Legal advertisement
Lust be paid in advance.
CtS. Mess the number Of insertions be speci
ned Mt the time advertisements are hande,
aushey will be published ~ the discretion o
h,c publisher. and charged for the length o
lin Q lie, are inserted.
A liberal discount from the above rate
vii be made to large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
PRoNINEST REBEL PRIsoNERs. -

PRoNINEST REBEL PRISONERS. 80
Fort Warren, at Boston. to which the
political prisoners Of the Governmen,
are consigned for safe keeping, has
within four days received very impor'
tant accessiops TO its traitorous inmates
namely, Sesator Mason of Virginia
Senator SlideA of Louisiana, Senate,
Gwin Of California, and CongressmaE
Calhonn Benham, also Of California.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
YOUNG MAN, READ THIS

Wise Counsels for the Young can ho had il
The Invalid's Medical Confdnnt,' published
by the undersigned for the benefit of persons
NJ no suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Sc supplying the means Of cure. I'm.
srudent Maturity and Youthful Iadiscretions
are summarily disPelled. Thousands hailed
this little work with delight, and date their
restoration TO uefuiaess in society from their
FIRST perusal Of its interesting pages. Send
your address fer . copy, with three ses1
stamp forre,nrn postage, to
DR. JOHN II. OGDEN & Co.
no3l 3m. Nos; - and 66 John St. N. Y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
MILLINERY,

AIDES haze jus. received avery large
- stock Of new Fall and Winter Miili-
ncry Goods Of the latest style which wll
sell very cheap. will also attend to Dress
Making with much care. | will try to accOmo-
l.t. Nh my customers. Rooms at Mr.. Wm.
Moorcrofis, southeast part of town.
MISS L. L. NASH.
Toledo, May 9th. 1861. v3-n27
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

Mrs. Chibbles has great ideas Of her
husbands military powers. For two
years." says she, che was lieut. in tho
horse marines, afder which he was pro
motedto the capt ncy Of . regular squad
OF tsapheads and minors.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

Iowa AArPoINTMESr.-Major jor Thomas
J. Mexican, Of Linn county, late Pay
master, has been appointed Brigadicr
General ofvoluptecrs andRobert Smith,
Of the same county, we believe has been
appointe Paymaster ofvoluntesrs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

Mr.. Harris"vas never more s-s.sohes
ip the whole course Of bis ik," kHt
When bis friend jones asked him - take
> chair, be said he would "wait till ono
Rs1ae yovpd.'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

SLrpElI.'s EARLY ExPLolrs.-ln :
sketch of the early. career Of Slidell IN
New York, the Tribune cf that city
says:
Early in life he went to the Sonti,,
having been detected in an infamous
crime, from the immediate consequence
Of which he escaped BY sliding down =
water pipe from chamber window. 4
duel afterwards followed, and, having
nearly added murder to adultery, he
fcd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

CAVALRY REGlMENTs.-1h WeDe:
partm.nt has stopped the raising Of
any new regiments Of cavalay. There
are now accepted from
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
JACOB NAUERTlI,
-A1ss BOOT AID SHOE MAKER

Begs leave to inform the public that lie i,
prepared to do all kinds Of work in his line 10
|the eptire satisfaction Of aN WHO may favor
him with their custom. Unlike tbs craft, l.
j. determined to Jal6tl alt his Prosaises.
Ready made work kept constantly on hand
and for sale at low prices. nll-v3-ly
ShoP two doors east the Cary House.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
VALLEY LITY HOTEL.
GEO X. STONEHOU USE, Proprietor.
E.,oa Ac.n-;e, opposite F'ouhHn block
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA. n5,i
y. e.. MILLER.
Mathematics s Ambrotypis

tYatch-Makc s Ambrotypist
Respectfully gives notice to the citizens et
Toledo and vicinity, that he il prepared tu
sepair watches, clocks and iewelry. OF every
description; and to take Likcnesse. in the
lniest style Of the art, on short notice.
Terms reasonable.
Work warrentel.
Rooms over tho Toledo Grocery Store.
n. B.-AmbYotype- attached to Tonbstoncs
rnd Monumen.s.
Toledo Iowa, July 18th 1861, v3-nl9-ly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

New York State Legislature -'Eha
returns for members Of the Legislature
ofthe State OF New York are now all
in. The political classification Of the
Senators and scmbiymen is follows:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

How THE ASSIvERsARY OF SoUT.l
CAROLINA "Independence'wAs KEPT
Abraham Lincoln was elected Presi-
dent November 6, 1860. On the ne1t
day, tho 1,h, his election s.Seoss.ang
known in Charleston, the Federal officers
there resigned their places, preparatory
to the secession Of the State. In fact
on that day South Carolina resolved 10
scceedc.
One year afterwards to day, the
United States fleet began to throw shell
at ther rate of"2,oOo per hour" into the
forts Of Port Royal and the first land
ing ofthe Government forces was made
upon the territory Of South Carolina
pleasant way of keeping the anniver-
sary Of Soath Carolina Independence.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

TnE total vote OF Maryland for the
candidates for Governor is rs follow;
Augustus ". Bradford, Union,l o',6ni
BENZ. c. Howard, tSeccssicn) c6,osa
-----
Union majority Sh4et
The State Senate Ct Maryland viii
contain ten i.oii-oser members, seven
of whom are secession including these,
the Legislature, which has been called
to meet or the 18th inst. will stand ~
follows:
Senate. House.
Union ~ 6S
Secession 10 .
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
Medical Notice.

Doct. II. Bunce, again offers his service to
Ahe citizens of Toledo, and surrounding coun-
try, as Physician and Surgeon. Doct. Burce
may be found at his office in J. NJ. Shanklins .
Drug Store, from clock A. NJ. until ?. NJ.
except when professionally absent. Calls
eft with J. NJ. Shanklin, will be promptly
At ended to.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
STILL ANOTHER FROM IowA.-Fro

Still ANOTHER FROM IowA.-From
the solid and patriotic State Of Iowa,
regiment after regiment seemingly
without cad, continues to pour into on,
city by the river. The men, with many
Of whom we had the satisfaction OF
conversing, are in the finest Of spirits,
and unanimous for a forward move.
ment to the sunny South. Although
knowing nothing Of the plans Of the
government, they have no idea that
they will spend the winter inactively
north Of the Ohio river, nor, for that
matter, north Of Columbus, and nothing
is farther from their desire than to do
40. They want to penetrate Seeessia
with not unnecessary delay, and will
be found willing instruments in sub,
DUNG the unholy rebellion that has
temporarily divided the Union in which
they are 40 greatly interested.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
The gowA Transfript,

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
~ u 80 per Year In Advance.
200 At the expiration Of three m on tn,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05

r. WALTER JACKSON
Attorney and Counselor 2t Law
TOLEDO Tama Co.. IOWA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-12-05
FEED OF AN ARMY OF HALF 4 Mi.

FEED OF AN ARMY OF HALF 4 NIL
L1oN.-The following figures show the
amonn. Of commi.sary stores wish will
be consumed Iii ons month by tie L.
S. Army when brought up TO the stand
ard authorized by Congress, viz: 500
900 men, 1t will be seen that the Ia
bors ST tho comnissary department arc
anything but trivial, and that the cost
ofieeaing ar arny is 4 somewha, seri
Gus item.
1l,osa 900 po:s.;'is Of pork, or Il,
10000 h Of fresh beef: los ,3si bar-
reis Of flour; - 500 bushels beans, o.
l,5o0,eoo lbs OF rice, 1900, 900 lbs ci
cvffee, $3.50, goo lbs of sugar, 10000
gal. Of vinegar, 225,0oo Ii Of candles.
10000 II Of soap, o,Ss5 barrels Of sal,
and e,cOo, 900 pounds ofpotatoes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
State of South Carolina,
LIVERPOOL
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


STIHEREAS, an inquest of Eschent hath been
w returned to this office, whereby, it oppenis
lat Charles Mct;rcgor. late of Edgefeld Dir
rict, who was born in Dunbarton, Scotland, ahd
ic,l on the twenty-frst day Of May, in the year
# our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
eren, was seized and possessed Mt the time of his
eath, Of lot Of Land, containing half
!cre, more ar less, situate, lying and being in tie
orporste limits ot Edgeaci Village, bounded on
lie North by lot owned by Rev. p. y. Lynch,
inc East by Lots owned by Thomas p. Magrnth
nd George W. 1.andrum, and the Public Street
sailing from the Court House 10 Pottersvilc, un
lie South by 4 Lot owned by James A. Duzi-r.
nd OH the West by public street Immediately in
ic rear Ct the Court House, and Lots ow ned hy
William j. Ready, F. J.. Smith and Rev. +. n.
ynch; without having in his lifetime made any
isposition thereof, and without leaving any per.
IN who can legally claim tie same. Now in
'lrsuance Of the directions Of the Act Of Asscn:
y, in such case made and provided, the lIeils Of
&c said Charles McGregor. or others claiming
nder him if any there he. urc hereby required 10
ppenr and make claim within eighteen montl q
rom the date hereof.
Witness my hand ut Elgcfeld Cour, House, this
uurth day of April, A. D. 1860.
TH0S. 6. BACON, c.c.r.
April II, 1850 If IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
Early Breakfast.

Breakfast should be eaten III the morn
ing, before leaving the house for exercise,
"r l;:trr of any description those who do
ii will be able to perform more work.
"nd with greater c"mfnrt and alacriy.
than those who work al hour nr two he
fore breakfast. Besides this. the average
duration of the life nf those who take
breakfast before exercise or work, will be
!. number Of years greater than those who
,ln otherwise. Most persons begin 20 feel
.scak after having been engaged iive or
SIX hours in their ordinary avocations; a
good meal re-invigorates, but from the
;ilst meal Of the day until next morning,
t'ere is an interval OF some twelve hours !;
hence the body in a sense is weak. and in
proportion cannot resist deleteriouS asen-
lies, whether of the fierce cold Of mid.
winter, or of the poisonous miasm which
rests upon the surface of the earth. w her
ever the sun shines on a blade ut vegr:a.
lion or heap nf 'ilaI. This miaSm is
more solid, more Concentrated. and hence
!nor, malignant, a',out sunrise and sunset,
than at any other hour of the twenty four.
because the cold of the nig ght cosal"nScs it.
AMI it is on the first few inches above the
sill in its most solid form; bnt as the
sun rises, it warns and expands. aud as.
! cends tc a point high enough To be breath
cd, and being taken into the lungs with
h. air, and swallowed with the saliva into
! ;he stomach, all weak and empty as it is,
; It is grecdily drank III. thrown immedi.
atelv into thu circulation Of the blood,
| and carried directly to every part Of tie
'n,dy, dcpoSiting its poisonous influences
ut the very fountain head of life. When
! IN Cuba, many years ago. We observed
/ ihat the ',tvocitr time for travel was mid.
| light; AMI the old merchants of Cha! lea.
! ,,n may remember that whrll deadly
! ;.-vcrs prevailed i'll hot weather. they dared
! ,:nt ride into town in the cool of The cvell-
ng. but mid day was accounted the safest
! We FnnM, from many years living in
! New Orleans, that il waS when The even,
! ligS and mornings were unusually rooi.
I: ba ny and delightful, the citizens prerar.
! N themselves for still greater ravagrs n'
he deadly epidemic for the first few days
! following.
tcarly breakfast WAS taken i'll regions
Nh.re chill and fever and fever alrl agile
prevail, and if in addition. IL brisk fire
| were kimdled in the family rrom. t;1r the
! lonr including sunset and sunrise these
troublesome maiadics would diminish in
any one year, |, It ien,fo!i, hut a tlr'ilsar d
u!d, because the heat Of the fire would
| rarely the mi;lsnlatic air instantly, and
! send it above Inc breathing point. But it
| is troublesome to DC building fires night
.nh morning all summer, and not one in =
hemsand who reads this will put the sug-
seston into practice. it being 50 trouble
! >nine,' requiring 10 ct;'rt 10 <hivrr and
shake by the hour. daily. for weeks and
and months together; such is lie stupid
~ Of th,. a..ill:al man Halls Journal
o. Health.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
TUE RECElPT.

!1s...7nSs.-'ia.s,, FIVE quarts OF soft
-iaa..ac, adi nall i gallo" ol lime water,
nra pin, snd s hail ot' SOFT soap, half q
pound Of i.ar:l snap, and two tablespoon.
::;u;s OF sai sofia.
hlETl!nb OF. WAslre.-soak the clothes
o:c- nigt:. When the above mixture is
&. ;a;ling ksat. plt in the clothes that
hsye baer soakcd, rubbing those parts
with Il lit;lc soap, that are UNUSUALLY : soil
81. Boi: the.il one hour: then take them
oY. aad ,i-ai:. tl.e"!, rinse tic II thorough
" &. war,:i water, tEeu rinse them III
iujigo wat,r as usual, and they are fit for
driving.
The sane wster will do for three assor.
tel lots of c!a!l.es The best and finest
things should he done iirst-the coarse
sud d!rties, last
The Lme-Water above mentioned is
ii. lda as follows: Take two tahle.spounfuls
or unslacke;! lime, and add 20 it three
quarts Of boiling water, which will give two
quarts of cle1r lime.watcs, which is the
.luantity wanted above. 1t will be vel! to
Keep the lime. water on hand, which can cas-
+, be done br filing large stonc:jar with
thu article in the proportions and manner
aba.r mentioned. Ihs clear liq"id only
s!,o;.! be used, and care taken to re- ject
a! in. settings ;.s the bottom. The lime
H<;':! s;.nuld be quick and fresh.
T.. a:tcntive:y following these simple
directions, the washing that would occupy
q gtois dug may be easily done in t@o
a5".e. The mixture will not injure the
i -: t;sar:c, nor ai';ec. the hands, and the
....:ir-. wil Lr un;E,rln!v handsome and
wi,;,l. 'l'l;> raiapl. is OF course, not ap-
p,!il.4..2 - Haulcls and colured articles.
,:l, ii:r eycrs,Ilins else it can be used with
.:,s grca:.>! ,,i!ity and advantage. Ersry
::,.a;ia m;li' sipe at least ten dollars a Neor
il: adopting this method Of washing.
sog.til.r w;:!: 'hr grcar additional saving
,!'..;:nc ar,! ;ronh!r.
.Ai:c- .h, clothes are all washed, the
m::X'l:, ,:;:t: remains is still valuable iur
c:caainy silver. brass. copper, or amy
,',;ischoi,l metal. For cleaning floors and
rant il Is also excellent.
We earnestly request our fair friends
10 give the ahoTe novel plan of Washing
II l.at;ent trial. We are confident oi' its
~. !. viii greatly tend to make Home
;uiIry tn keep wives beautiful; husbands
..:lreriul children healthy friends faith
!i.! b::siness prosperous, and clean sheets,
skirts and shirts ahun liant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY.

GILES D. MINIS. Applicant rs. Frederick En-
"a glc anil wife Mary: Polly 0vcrslrrrt snd
ar children. to wit: Maicijnll Gricc and wife
!ilcy; John Atkinson and wife Frances Julius
'versreet; Mary Orvrstreet; Silns Ovcrstrcct !;
'cstley Randall aud wife Martha George Over
;rcet; Henry 0yerstrect A. l'. Gricc and wie
.lcinda ; Sam. Orcrs;rect Susan Sheppard; Rich
'rcsury and wife Margaret; And. Yonce and his
airsu, to wit: Films Krepps aud wife Elizabeth (;
Whitfield Thomas and wife Julia Thus. Glaze md
fife Eliza; Margaret Sloun: Matilda Yonrr :;
Hen Yunce; Gabriel Yonce; Ahrnm Yorrc /;
arnh Yonce; Ellen Yonce: John Ergi. and bis
hiltlren. to wit: George Fripp and Wife Dolly i;
LIZA Ercle; Mary Erge: Amelia Ergle; Samuel
.rsc: trtimus ErgIc: Til!nan Erslc; panrl
:rgle: Hannah Erglc; l.ouisa Ersle; john Yonte
nd wife Sarah; Caleb Lights and wife Nancy !:
.evi Mayer. aud wife Ruth: Elizabeth lIuirl.
VILLAIN Huiet and David luiet. Defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Wi:iiam
lu:ct, David lIuiet, Cnlcb Lights ard bis wife
uncy. and George Trpp and his Wiie Dolly, De-
n,antS in the abnvc stated cnsc, reside Lcy, nj
he limits of this State 1t is there f"re ordered
.ut they do appear and object 10 the division or
le of the Rral Estate of George lluict. deed.
:, or before the Nineteenth !l9h) day of June ncx
Sol, or their consent 1" the srine will he rnterrl
# record.
". /. Dl'RIsoE, Or.
inril o ISil llIt L.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
From the MississippiSn.


A Suoe EsrIoS TO PLAsrEas.--Mr. Ed
TOR Il wish to state facts funded ON
experience for the consideration OF all
CONCERNED. Ny custom has been to give
each lsboring hand IN my plantation four
p:nmds of bacon or mess pork per week.
About scver years ago commenced the
experiment ut giving TWO pounds ut shtat
s..d two pints Of molssscs in lieu OF the
!,rlacr. soon found that my negroes
preferred the latter as matter of choice.
Therefore for the last seven years have
looked to Louisiana for one half the meat
used on my plantation, or its substitute,
which amounts 20 the same thing. will
also state that aboutthe time commenced
this experiment saw an extract from q
London paper stating that the Medical
faculty OF that great city had decided that
those who live ON mo!aSses rs part oi
their regular diet never have the typhoid
il.vcr.
Now, whether this be true or not, as,
sert that thcriG has not been a case ot
typhoid fever among my negroes during
the last seven years, notwithstanding ii
has frequently besn in my immediate
neishborhood and in one instance a tcdi-
uus case i'll my own famil v.
A PLANTER.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03
.rhe Great Washing Receipt.

We have great pleasure in presenting
the following simple, beautiful, and IT.
falii:,lc receip. for Washing. 1t will be
fo;.mG +.- 3.oeyicr - a! others aboG:
vs;c:. 50 n:aoh no,ss and ;alk has been
rna!e, uul is this Gully one which can be
,!,rcni.,l on. Tic dreaded Washing day,
which, !ll. turnrl so many s:niahle and
Lively S'::yt>- ;.,!, ;ii:si;s and termagants ;
aa,i wa:cll IS tia ,;;lcseoi good and domes.
tic husbands, wi! lnw be aunihilated, Al q
q c!s.. house, std i comfortable dinner
p.ay be expected as usla! on Washing