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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09


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no Fnt-cP Btia contracts our powers
Pr tho whole bOundes Continent d Sun'
Or. NOBACK'S
BAOOD PURIETNR
and
BhOOO PIAAS
have been introduced to the public for more
than six years. and have acquired an
INNNcMsC PoNWAovvtY,
far exceeding any Family Medicines Of Q
similar nature in the market.
An appreciatins public was not long in
discovering they possessed remarkable
CMvotlvG PvONcvtNCs,
and hence their
RNN,A S&Ac
and consequent profit to the Proprietor, thus
enabling him to expend
MoNN VMoWsoMAs
Of dollars each year in advertising their
merits, and publishing the
MuvACvows CCvtlS\c&tCs
which have been showcred upon him from
AM NNvts o. We Country.
The pcculiarity of the
B\ooA 2MSvSles NMA 2lAa
is that they strike at the root of Disease.
by cradicating every particle of impurity
w MC MOOD,
for the life and health of the body depends
upon the purity of the blood.
If the blood is poisoned the body draga
out a miserable existence. These medicines
MvC UWcNwAC&
for curing
S,r9f;ha, Syphilis,
BLi1 lDiae1aes, OLd Sores,
Salt Pheot, Rhcunenttsnr,
Dyspspota, Gj.ia Hsadaohe,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Jqglts,
Leucorrh1a, Female Con,plDints
ErysjpeLas, 81. AnthoDy's Fire,
qumora, Erupttons,
Fits, a,rllAlous C5naumptton, etc.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09
Tho Advantage OF the Participating
system Dem OnstPnt ted

RvNARKJ-By insurng in Que of the above eampa-
MES his Policy will hin, for ave years. $lii la
stoad Of 3 i5Oby the Old System,l 10 wit: ~.
To premium on 3,OOO for avo yoars..,. I5O 90
BY scrip worth IN New York IDcenis.. S30 % ad
By interest received in cash Oh scrip. $40
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

BETTER q tllolisnn,ltimrs
tbll thrtiNcs should H.
multiplied tlut tlnde
should stand still, ulUt
commerce should hc
pnrlyHcd, TINT multitude
should perish on the
fields, tlmn TINT u people
for the snl,c Of having n
reduced taNnilon, of hiv.
ing aglut of foreign i'm.
portatlonS, shoulfl ut tho
bidding Of craven or nu-
dncious dcmugogucs,
clninor for a peace which
would annililnte their
soyoreignty,closing their
history with tho crime Of
suicide anti ~ irrcyWa.
lllc sentence Of inciIhlc
dlsgra"c, Il (Greot Cheer
ing l-Gcn. Medghsr AZ ne
isior House Dianer, Jype
IL, 1865,
The sacrifices made bvall
; cldsscs Of our Jtiiow-cih
iens in thc Tdr are guar.
dnfees that ne cannO, q.
baadoa II untl ,ec har,
gccoRipiishoi ne object,
for rhioh Il ipds origiRdliiI
undorfdkcn,--Gon. Geo. n.
MeC1eilan's letter 10 N,
Asfor House lieotiRg,Jua.
ls, 1903.
Idoclare that ! have nc
purpose, q ireetly, or in.
directly 70 Interfere with
TIM inatitiltion OF Slavery
mt States where itnow
exists, ,-LncoIa's Mauga.
raj Adiress,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

R'soirrj, That we favor
M iHp,c'iidic termination
Of The prtsott rnr and a
separation y hc s'ciipas,
because the North linS
hilCd, either hy arms or
lay argument, tu sustain
her right uf conquest
nu,l the South X decided
to separate from the
Union at all hazards, ton.
dci'iny Us the freedom oi
the Mississippi Rlcr,--
ElcllBnlylCr State should
he len to decide her III.
tlira alliance, whether In
the North or South hl
her own Convention aud
our armies ~ ne frio
shouid b. hsid IN reddineS
10 enforce his mOh o
settlement aud tOrno Oihei
purpose. Madison COgat,
Resolutions.
ave are IN favor Of
cheap, simple and re
sponSiblc government
which can be ohtainel
only by the strict con
strnction of the Consii
tution,and u pure Admin
istration, controlled b
State Runs Democrats
who reject the sOcIAI
COMPACT DOCTRINE ~ up
piled to the Federal Gov
rrnmcnt, and who hol,
that each State IL n Sov
creign party 10 the Fed
oral Compact, boun,
solely by her own ratifi
cation, from ichick she ca
roicose herse,f al ptedsur'
Madison C6uHig ResOl,,
tons.
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Rene mber the place!

you will get your money. II Application for Pension
Is not made within year from the date Of discharge,
"a yplrlV sinu is Lost
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

lie Prompt.

And will advise you, FREE OF CHARGE, and sent
you blanks with instructions for filling them up, 81
that you can prepare your claim without trouble.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

We have every facility for the collection Of BACK
PAY If final papers are correctly made out, we can
lave the money IN hand in four days from the time
the papers are delivered to us. Soldiers who have
arrears Of pay due them from the Government, will do
well to call us, we can collect the money for
much less than il will cost 10 go to Columbus, or else
where and much sooner than the State Pay Agent
cnn rnllcrt thnirhnnneN. ------
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

~ once dissolved Union,
\ surrendered govern.
Inent, cannot he rocllllned
This is an evil which can
not be repaired, and which
We must avert, and c1n
only be nrerieIby supporting
thc Gorcrnmcni regdf'he's?i
~ polich relying upon tho
people through the ballot.
box to put Ill things 10
right III. J. JENErr.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

"lfT ucrc n riti1nn Of
Virginia, I would burn
every blade of grass, and
run the nation IN Teser.
yolrs nthlood sooner than
come back into the I'm
ion under tlicso dogr,.
ding laws. -liICmARn u.
MGnRICK nj the Demo
cratic state Convention Al
Indianapolis.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

Tho conspiracy isnow
known. irmics have bern
raised, war lF levied Ia ac-
rolnplishil. There are on.
| ~ two sidra TO the IiIcs.
liuu Every MN must he
FOR r llE UNITED
STATES or Against
n, TIL IilB r. CAN lili
M NEIrRtLS ~ THlS
WAR ONLY PNlIlOrI
OR TRAITORS. itrrnRN
\, DpuGLAs ut Chicago
April II 1871,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

Martin Co.. Bankers; ITuntcr& Daughcrty, Attorneys;
Z. NJ. Wagenlnl~, Pension surgeon.
pITTsBURG LANDISG TESsEsSEE, !
Mnv. lSR3
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References:

r. VI. CLARKE, CLAiN AGENr: ohcc-Souti side
lain Street Tillmadge Block, Lancaster, Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

"lr the people clcrt
NlTIham Lincoln 10 NOR.
row, ~ expect they viii,
he shnll he the lnat Pres
idrut they will ever elect
IN the United Shtcs." ~
Gro, T.. prGil NJ Dayton
the evening before the
last Presidential election,
" Nrs, and hy G-d, that
night, after the speech
trdS orct, II lot more ofuI
Ind u little meeting; aud
W. PASSED u resolution
that II lincoln WAS elect.
rd, irc trcre G0ing ~ asc
1ir best r1orh H. hdr
dpwR ne GorcrHpcut. -
Jas, H. R,GGnrr, cN-l'ro.
l,atc Judge oi Mnntguu.
cry county, IN January,
lSnl
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

Mr.. JAMEs wEAvER--The Mnssilon Pattern Threth-
iEg Machine we got az you last IeHlon. 10 the bot
machine We have ever bought. Thv improved Horse
Power make II run one horse lighter than thu old
Massllon mAchine. leopold Shultzer
L. A RoYuatSF
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

F." Whenever they (thc
Rrhcl.l hay" the power,
thcy,lriyr hrlu'r them into
their rmlta the southern
pcoplras they would drive
H.. Trust them not We're
they able, they would in
yhdrpnd DESTROYS Ms with
uli merry. a. 0iHieiy ~.
Wrod NJ h~c h,aIt I an
dnaci mat am Our cOgil
Huk NJ 'pc1cr an am
icrms. H who Clicri0Ws
hr griimr6 Is m 0niy obe
u sipr,, AMI h. wbo Utics y y
~ hB iimc ", m0frprcr, n
hdiior IN hr c0m'rW who
i, rrre, Mo scoW 0Yj rlu-
h7ptrf an h0uo dbie mem
OGNruNL liusLDWNNs,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

Mr.. JANIS WELvER--Dcu SlT:--The Hathoway
Cook Stove we bought OF you just what tho farm
wants. II the hest Baker OF all the stoves Ia
the county. Go aud buy them OF WsaVet
. samuel Hte
G. BryOp. .f
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-07-09

p9 Tie Highest Price in CASH paid
or Wheot AMI all kinds Of Grain
"ag JAMES WEAVER.
Lancaster, May q, Is6s--sW
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better than unconditional disloyalty:

] had rather myright arm
were plucked from its
soc Ike / and east into
eternal birmingham with
my convictions, 10 have
thus deiiled my soul with
the guilt Of moralperiury.
VALLANDIGuANin in his last
speech IN Congrces on
retllsing to vote supplies
fpr the Army.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20

The Powers Of Endurance.

Few persons ar avsrv % the diiivrvncc
in individuals in SOLDERING pain To some
persons the extraction q tooth produces
the most cxrruiiating torture; others can
have The most stubborn teeth taken out
without suffering bot little. We rad IT,
lives q MARTYRS. and the inscusibihty %
pain among savagvs. but Il = no uncommon
thing 10 fad individuals in modern times
aud IN civilized cruauuni'ies who arr abb
% bar with comparative ease ~hat would
BE torture % others. Nov and then
soldier - found Who vin have limb aupu-
tased ~ithou; finching. The following an
evdotes viii illustrate our subject.
We heard an anccdote the othcr day. bot
cannot Souch for it, originality. T~o shce-
makers we're seated side By sidc. When one
argued that there was no snch ding a.
pam, that il vas al ims-inAry. Afcr
time his neighbor pricksl his side With his
a~l. The sioic start.d. bot not q sord va
SAID. Al las; his neighbor asked him Il be-
diln't sccl some pain slsOrt time sincr
- Well said be in very cool manner.
. '1pagfasd that I did
Akin to this Vas the course a one o. our
school boys several ycars sincc. Who hal
the reputation Of being little law. 4
wicked student. aware q bis weakness.
reached under his SCAT and fastened pm
into him. Without moving. b. simply
turned his bead. and dra~lei oct. .' Take
tha; pin out OF me.
We have another better still Col. 4.
: Edwards Of Bethel. has al~avs been
known for his great powers % eniurancc.
and be has shown has crva; value A. an OH
CIR. IN this respect. lie lvcl several ycars
With Moses Pai',c. Esq. Of Bethel. Ron
mig about his MIL one day. the S,quirc
asked him VIA; he wanted u want you
20 give me a Eckins.~ said the bow Yer,
wen.- said the SIuire. " step up he-c -
The boy stepped out. and the Sggirr took
his nav hide and commenced puttin. on the
blows. lightly Al first. bot more and more
heavily A. BE- p-occc,lcd The boz WINGED
and squirmed under IL a. long a. po.sihlc.
tai be began % cry. and then few OFT q
reach Of tie lash Looking the Sluire up
in the facr amid rs tear. h. said. 90 ,,.p-
Po's yo1 road iioi ~ o. de- II road r.
y0H-~ We have heard ii asserted. thar A.
TIE hrst Boil Ron fight. WHERE b. Wa Cap
tam. his Colonel aid TIA; b. and his broth
~ would 20 on tic doublc quick into The
Gull % Mexico II necessary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20
Frou thc Genesec Faruer.
What Breed Of Sheep Shall Keepi

During the past year. on account q tie
grca' demand for the arrnv. coarse long
wool brou-h; an unusually high prce.
How long ihis demand nav continue Is IN
certain. II We might calculate on ANYTHING
as 'ne Prcsens relative price 81 long am
tine wool. We should be entirely safe in saw
ing that the lons-sooied sheep would prove
the most prostabic in an sections q the
country where mutton b. Ia demand.
il saving this We 90 not wish 20 be In
dcrstood A. asserting thar. leaving tbe r..t-
toa out Of the calculation. more wool can
IT, obtained a. given Coz; from the long
wooded sheep thaa from the Msrino.. i.r
We DO not think such j. the case. Other
things beng equal. sheep undoubscII, con.
sumo food in proportion % their i've
weight; and a. the long-woolcd sheep ar
f.l.y double The size Of Mcrinos. and a.
they 10 not yield double the amoant If
wool. % foiiovs that. having the rua,t8a
out o. TIE quesiion. pound of sool cannot
b. Produced from THE lonr-~ooled sheep Al.
cbcapiy a. from tie Merinos.
There can De- ODD d14bt q tL, trath o.
this proposition. n it q. a faet-uhi.h ue
think VII nj bc denicd-that fne-voo'.l
sheep. in proportion Co their i've wei-ht
produce more wool than the large. long
Wooicd. mutton sheep.
Bot u course 10 IS 90; fair 90 Isav. th.
mutton oft q the ralcaiatiou. There d. AID
increasing demand f1r motion Of cool
quality IN our large cities. and tie prize 4.
apTroNimatirg more closely to thar of beef
d. thc Engiish market mutton Lrin-s fu,
- hi-h price - Lcef while uitb a. r.u,.
Ton BE- grucra''y onc-ttri Iuer AMI IT,
9ntniis "ne-ha.i tar price 81 beef Ast..
quality ~ our uution improves. tfe-. can
De- Dat Ai'le doalt thsi fhe price VIII al
Fance. Nov There can "a. -. .,.se.ti.-. Ella.
the larsr. ion--uoa.el sIs.p viii sa.-l
more mutton on proportion CD t-.. f.....l ....-
s1ucd. than o. N,r,no. ana .t,-. 81.
principal Object 9. tie rrod8ct.an ~ 49,.
t'n. the large Ea-'.sb sheep Dr. u..-...
t'onabis Che most proftaLi, breed O.. A..
Ihc airariages az tie M.rra. ar.
They produce more rs5f f,r co.. f-.l r.-..
sumci aud 2. their uool usasH, ,.4.
fnanfis rnuch higher rri-c.
4he adrartages ~ tle ionr-vooIeI sheen
ar D. lu@y asord more mutton fsr fi.
Tod cousuuei ard q. tfe mufton a,asn,
brings e mueh higher p-i.c.
nder ordinary ,.rrmstsr-,s ifi.-..
easy g. determine Which of these two er,..
- Of sheep ar ou tle vhole uo.s r-.s,s.
o.e- A before .aid. it depend. n,urb IN
the eh'raeier ~ the .oii. on &C. loea,..r
'ne y ten ~ agriculture. the proxim,t, b.
niarsei. ard on fLc taste of a.. L-..l.-
- iar e. our oua ta.t- o. concerned -.
'hoaid mn,h prefer 'he large sheen. b.-
oause W. arc bertsr a-1uaiat.i viii ,r.,.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20

T,srtllisrities. u,anagvulsni. 81. We are ID
thc opinion. toe. that they are. In tbs VI
entity. ~herc therv Is an increasing dcmani
for good mutton. anl uhcrv a mixed sssi'.ui
% agricuiturv j. adoptcd. tie most prot'a-
bic We thank this : the case even whcn
their wool s-ils a. the sane relative pnce
a. prcvious % thc var.
At thu present time. however. their wool
commando nearly o. quite a. high p-icc
a. The tine wool snd a. long a. thi. Is the
ease. the iong-vooic,l. motion shccp. arc
much tie morc pru6table brced Of shcep
Ia NAV be asked uhat Ne mean by thc
ions-~oolcd sheep. In England. sheep arr
generally classcd a. '' Long- Wool and
30 Short-W ools~ The former include thc
Leicestcr. Lincoln AMI Cotswcid. the lat
tcr he different varieties ct the South
Down. such a. the Sussex. HamPshiFv and
ShroPshirc Downs.
Ia our Pre,iou. rcmsrk- ~ have no;
made this distinction. We have alluded 90
them al a. long-~oolcd uutton sheep. Ia
comparing them Nth the Merino. il NAV
be vel 70 designate an she Enslish sheep
- q" Coarse wool,. and the Mcrinos A.
%. Fine Wcols
We think tlai 80 lons A. the prcscui
p-icc 81 coarse VOL j. maintained. tie
En-iish shceP arr most probable. Bat we
would not ad,i~e those Who have Fine
Woods o. dispose q thcn anl parchsse
Coarse Wools for by the time ,hsy have
raised a aock 90 CJarsc Woods. hne VOL
NAV AMI probably AL BE- again in jc-
maud
In iact. even nov America manufacsur-
ers arr stopping work on army blankets and
other coarse vooi fahrics. AMI a.. running
on fnc wool az u,aaaiaetarvr r,-c,ntiy
remarked o. us thai We shoall g. farmers
great injustice ~ recommending coarsc-
voolcl sheep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20

I. r.-r..1.. Do f.rrf 3d. rr..t rrr.-..- Cd.
f.r. .H.t na.Il.a' s.lfrrr 90 t...n.tl..l 80
.is a..lr.r- t.-.- rr. srf f.r r'r rrr. Uf o.
1.s.-.i-rs .t erraU. I..f r FL. f-r ..sr...s .l
arr o-h.r r.rr.I. SOC Devised Of. ta.en .r 40
80 hatr .lsvn g tuL TEE Be- o.. r.u-
frr t.rru.s fra.F .Nt..or. rHrt .r f..r rir.t
-.-.r zee r.n.s nj .r7r ri....s .s ...f ...l.s.
flnFrn tv far -rrrr rrr.atafr cf tf.tl.s
saevu arl rr.llrks ic ,an-s f il. rl...s q
go t..ss.u< disease. Kings Evil c.
Clan4rlsr sweilings. Tuno-s. Errp-
uoas. Pimplcs. Biotches and sc-es. Fry
Gpclls Rec c. -. Auth1nv's Pre- salt
Rhsum. Said Head. Cough, from e.
beTculo1s depoEti IN ~ lung. Waite
SEellings. Debility. DTopsy. Ecsralsl,.
DyEpePSia o. Indigestion. Syphilis and
Syphiliti~ Infections. Ee-clrlal Discuss.
Female WcRkncKscS ara. t...,' IL. f'r .ia'-
s~r-~- - o.-aririrts ttst sn.r f.-n r-aarttv
q Co. h.nrt N.luir rr-s--. .f r.tnIa-.
49, r.at Del f1ri i- Arrr'- kvrrfrax
Atss~sr. 49, A. o. frrri.tc,' fs ff. trs.-rt.fs
&C. .rarl..ra. l.s--ls.i.lu. utr.~r fraF o.
taf-lri g. a--r-i.lus g. '-s r... 60 come a.
-. r~r1arksH.r ruHrs u.l r Nas r.s..e u.rl
60 o-i.rr rruc.iss 80 o. "a 60 rf,ad ~ -
! ..-e .a-ss arc rari-1.eiF faArr t.t.n ai 49,
tI-l. .f frr r.uu-rf. OBJ uI..rt .'rt rf..r rr-'-r
nav haze r.r-es 's -orrr on 80 .-r -raak "a,
lam oi r. '---h-. from rrrsoa-l rlrr-rr.-
N..fa.r ID rrr-.'s f.r t.t.. f.frsrs 80 ...s
rr.rs rra t..rrls ~ f-s~r srt.-r t1 Il 80 .-
81 BEL t..a4 rr-lI-. t.zl arr H-a.r.r eH.......
u.tis ID a.r % tr1..s Of. -t.r.r. 50 .1r.
srs... rrfr f..r at.rr.r frrrr.r. .. .....l
U.s. IT, s-.t frrarranre uf ihr-r o,ar...r.a.
t-0rf 'aH 90 as ta siFud gl.r. 81. r.ft....r-
r.-lrIf a.l.- .t at artr O.. .'H ..-r ..
~r rrr rfr ,r ff Frh..- rrf.r go r-r- 80
Artus ~aEstrtartts. al-hs--rn r rf tu-l.
Ie..i af u....ra.-r-s. soulr - o. a cr.-r.l .-.
D..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20
Fr.n ne Au-rurau Agssraiirr,-t.
Why Seeds Fail--Practical Hints

frequcnt failures are made in cliiiyatior.
which ar uuJustiy charged % the seeds
men. SEEDS arr sovu. thcy DO not GONE
up. ant thsy are st do~n a. oh or impcr-
feet While such seeds ar douitie.s sold
by sons. cur sNT'erirnce j. that respectable
sv-ismeu general, Sod cat rri.abis see,l.
and ulai the vant az suoccss b. oi,sncr th-
fault % th~ sourr. IN treating 81 tbe vital
ity a. seeds in thc February A-riculturist.
q was sho~n that there was no general rule
a. O. the time that seeds would KEEP 81.
seeds siisr briug so~n. differ a. o. tbcir
power % resisting dccay q the circumstan-
ces arr uufavoratic Co their immediate -sr-
mInation. IlIec conditions are uccessar,
Ca the cruvth 20 az seeds. VIZ air. lnois-
turr. and a sa-heicnt tcmpcra;4rv. Any
one of these falling. the seeds VII not
grow. The amount % h-at required for
yrrrninaiiou sarics greatly With Different
seeds, tAosc oi she common chi,Sw,el wiIl
start a. tcup,-zi1rv lust above f-ceziue
While those oi souc troQiezl plants regain,
. or - de-rce-. The seeds of the piaats
commonly cultivated. scruliuatc ata tenn
peraturc oi go to c1 degrees Moistur, b,
required not only Co soften tLe seed c1a,.
bur % enable tie germ o. GROW. an GOO
htils or Zoo mueh Is equally fatal O. su-ces.
y th= --l g. .ee i-s 80. s..-.l. -..,os.. ar-
changed and d a. excess 81 moisture 4.
present. the seeds. % debate. viii dsca,.
j. w,L drained ,o.l the proper amount OF
water Is held ty capillary astrartlou. I'd,
third requisite. ar. is aisays present ia re-
gently worked soii AL Gle condition, be-
M favorable. there is q great diErreucc in
the time tiat seeds require f1- scruiaat.an
Placed -ul.r similar csr-lustaner.. % Las
been found iLat uleaf AMI mii.,t ---snirate
Iu one Lat. leans. ralisLes AMI turuirs ia
two. and letiace .n four da,s. While melons
and cacHI.n~rs reI1ire Eve or siK. and par
icy thirty or forty DAYS The seed. -.
some trees and Shrubs remain Bob tis --l..- "a
one. and even tuo year- bef.r, she's rr-
inmate. The common causes g hTa-,
with good seeds s-- 600 deep o- t11 earl.
soslnc. and excess of moisfere When
snail seeds ar, planted co. deeply. gle 81.
talff of tle -,rla 81 eNhalstc. before o ea-
rcach thc I-lt anI air aeerssa-v o. r.
sror,l s-eh seeis ,.louiI be barely cover.
ca v.,h sail. aai b there BE- dancer q tt,
slrtaee becoming t.. -ry. DO ...1u.l Il. sha.
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