davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-06-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e1 to tiaY hr!A; shipped
to-day II bzs. Received last week. lis hrls ah1Sped
1sN week. SO hrls. Tha market for ulghwlae. cur.
Ing the weeE has ruled s1eeentnx dull. and the
trAni acton8 wfro Of Tesy utAluz char Thtso
Acttons werr mainly = utet the Requirement 10.
cal manufacturer The ~ es h1yo been eh1any 1t
Il %.
Topaz, owing to more favorable uews ffou Neg
Yo,k. the market wss arm.r. bur there bat Aste
-ncttrifJ. Sci were bnEdlng It IL and bur.
cde.tnE s:s. sales 100 bs!s At 9,ss ID oris
~ *?.M4s2GA
HAT-Ihe market 1, t,iasctiys and ulthoutcaansr.
We cnUota: ''
, 1865-06-28

The following tables show the movement In
produce during the week ending June ~:
RIcE1rTs OF PRODUCE At CHICAGO ron ruY WEEK
XNpIN0 JpHH r. AND PROM IAN 1 TO DArF
, 1865-06-28
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CJFn OFTHx pArLr T1sIuyHS
... TUESDAY, ETEI1s0, Iunr Il.
BEEF CATTLE-The rsceipm and znipneuts si1ce
cn lsst rtrcrt.s 81 compared With tbs receipts md
shipments Of The corresponding dste Of 1881, hsT:
, 1865-06-28

4 lot Of 80 hslf BARRELS common maaeoyado No.
ats't tut 1t Sc p.t Knlon Ia s1xat there II Quly
sstau busl1e,s dong 1t pro1sap5 pitcss.
, 1865-06-28

1H11A 1a611V1sN9 1a23ifA VE 0dlGACV,
Wa hsye this day received la1ga supply OF tho
THRD BER1E8 EtasinK date July 18th, I5S8 and ayo
prepared to iii orders fot tns same.
PAst1ha de9Y1nK to invest aAnt crrFency on our
feason contract ire OF chArxs, nom al pa1nt1 eazs
OF the AAslssippi4 and tho notes Will be sent them
nee ofthAfEe. IRA EQINKA CasSicr.
Chicago, Juus TO- 1s&a.
, 1865-06-28

x, $81E4
at ths.Firss Board at t1ll4QD1a1I:and at the Sec.
ond Board at 1a13 On the etreet, the market was
dull at 14l-
sil7tr.ie in limited dsscand auf weak at 1000
, 1865-06-28

EGEA-Tne supply Is mere anundsut Aoi pt4ces
l:.ev Saes asda 1t per doz. to+ htl, I'D
E0lqe f.f tubs.
FHCl2-uE1D ApFLx. Ae- mora active, r.
rsrislly Ktod yaEtes though prices bs-
(. and hardy 80 dsm. LxMuSt ara hed nra At
80 Ga g 60 pcr boY. All OF fne uct varieties Or
nit are arm IN consequence OF tbs activity c1used
bt- tre near approach Of oar Attonal hofldsJ. We
quote:
, 1865-06-28

To nAT-The market wsa very 1aI and there VS.
White W!H1Ks,.,4o pr, not naned- II s9.37H :lc1
hflR Aas lower and 10 ors. nos nam.d. ID 2tfi
sFHfNH FETzA-1fG bfls, 1pt naxed f640; 100 ira
coat q s: l9 or.s DO st .6ao! WtEr III suP1EINs
, 1865-06-28

In1AY-Iha NJ fRet Waa NuIet. sd IF 4c iUW-r;
sshs vert: Bud WrHIRa-4d1 Dt No: = l.s0H1 100
all,H 100 hu % at $1 NJ; 4;tc1 ou % =: q Il;
a1G b. 90 4 !ok eh hn % .r u 1rx 5.o1 bu No.
500 hu rtect-t At ics-clcsnE ns At u IL for no.
BprinK ltore
EOkN-Ktcs17ed, ao9s9 bu; shipped, sol75 bu,
Reeetv.o Ut Tss1. ;9o e95 shs2ped go e5 ~
- hu The ea-ty Dsts ct the weeE open d favorable
lor seilFEs and the market Advancet IL soc
toF MOL hnl to1erd the end Of the -Fzek. grntuA
dec Inc set n AID tae adVaoce eurrcly lost-fhe
market oskag at the sane III ures a. On this
dsy week. The toowlrE bl- Ebows lhs number Il
, 1865-06-28
ms,s.s,a .oac.i,. - ~,

4~@s1e'sea 'eaAy H.. .H D: 3hsppN
Received LAST week q, Is; -; shipped r. ~,
LIST 1ey3nw. Trade ltttl coz time. rery t,p...
there Sea ms no psotp.ct Of. N tnme e,,1sta
Tns Adv.ces izous the E1t continue untayorah.r
fton all He can learn, dealers a.s no. a.u.
pese.1 70 ope1sse now, ~ they we.e weel
eheasinx Is not Qol.a oTer Jet, osiex Z 10 tbs
and continued rair3 cf the past two weeks. In
sections Ct tae country tho growers Ire aster2
not to sell at present prices, thilttnv
tbs nalnfats1ser Wilt ultimately
TO eeme n 70 the mArxet US h3Te no. hard
eastern order having been received hare this se
Prices se,nAtn about tho sane ~ ll4t weak,
ib1owtng sales have been mad6 during atnce
last review: 100 lbs tne 1t Sc: 1900 lbs
tsc; 500 lbs do It as:: 100 lha good n edluu as
ZOO lis DO At lss; ~ 10 lbs do 1t uc: stml-
saet At SC: 1000 lbs tub WISH. d 1t soc; ~
soc: 600 lbs cos1ss Maxfcaa from Kansas It
Esos seeond hands thess l. nothing do!oS.
MINES AND LIQCORS-WhiskY has dec
lo"ss; Irsde ] lIf. Ea alv aaose:
al.sS3 ss5i &; & a@ tesRse...-,sa
Anthem EsSls, DO: ID s aifM HoiI.aa....s
Bouseon do{Cnics:o} Is jamaica.
E,aa sPL1ss tp5no9: e.a St, Crol1. 500. $50
EolonTnesp spls7ts,9S W11H
+,esaIa esatIat...1;....--.:.::. PoFt......... $50
- ,teAeo 1.us snerry...-.... f.M
nsAo14es s-SS%:.Il AAdEtr1-..... 40
~ 1sa4I.; H. :. = -.--et..s CASH aLOps.
60 SnJ oc--n Redjtcfet3toEnach
ao MAla%A.- Its31.Mf brakes PlantAtIon
1tnHeE rtnes ...!,.5sss.HI sch
1astL{ hka4HI II -HtA;u'a Storasca..
hlaEkpeIEy Wine --TEa3. % WH4-
ka.pbe7J VINE 5a&3. % ets4Noe.ry ..,..
81 EnK!An4 nun 3Gn&3-N E1etty.
Penn. Rye Whts. IsAkrSe;rT'.
NcSx$+,, HihcknerYr ',-'''
Kentucky Rour- 81N-
hon Whistles. .-i1046-O Old TON GIa
GciqC8t' 'ba Nlna 151A3.00l Holland Glu..
, 1865-06-28
PORT OF CHICAGO

. a ARINE NEW,
, 1865-06-28

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The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

softly ovev tie Valleys arUd6d AmkEiat
COFRey'sAouss, Violet came there to 10
trOduce . tall, strSight young Lieutenan
Of Artillery, whom she called her hns
band, with bushes and shy pride.
i thought Mr.. Pellet wouldn't propose,
said Aunt Dolly, looking very wise II
her pretty niece. .. ..
Darling aunty, exclaimed Violet throw.
ing her arms around the elder matron'a
neck, tell me how you managed itI'
MY DEAR whispered Mrs. Corney,
while unutterable things sparkled out ol
her hazel eyes, my dear, bad . house
cleaning while he was herei' -,
Aunt Dolly looked at Violet. Violet
looked at Aunt Dolly, and both the ladies
burst into th6merrisst peals Of lAughter
in the world.
The Lieutenant Of Artillery could not
understand what amused them so much.
But then he was an unsophisticated man.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

He FoRGOr SoNETnING.-" What did
your mother say, my little manH Did
you give her my card? ?" asked an mex
perienced young gentleman Of . little boy
whose mother had given him an invitation
to call upon her, and whose street door
was accordingly opened to his untimely
summons by the urchin aforesaid. "Yes,
I gave it to her." was the innocent reply,
land she said If you wasn't nat'ral fool,
you wouldn't come Monday morning
when everybody was washingl" At this
juncture, mamma, with sweet smile Of
welcome, made her appearance at the end
Of the hall, when, to her surprise, Mr.
Vorisopht, the visitor, bolted. "WhAI
does the man mean" inquired mamma,
81 dunno" replied bub, 'guess he's for
TJt Gumthin."
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

MAKTNo UP FOR nm. is GouristfIR
liquor merchant, but when disposing Of
his surplus funds, always wants to saip
. corresponding benefit, or At least to see
some way to make up for the loss. NOT
long since, q committee called on him fos
the purpose Of soliciting subscription
for the support Of clergyman. - - i. rs.
"Can't do 1t, gentlenen,"s vas his ~.
ply. 81 gave twenty dollars TO Ghe ReE.
Mr.. P. yesterday" -.f :rDoa 47a s-'ef
After much peTsuaGiOn, howeveT, they
succeeded In convincing him that iE vas
for bis interest .lsnpnrsllE b sandlapiria1ai.
", TO put down, . like amount fn~sths Yee<a
Nj. BE- end Departed with thanks b6s
one Of them happening to Or9R1Tn for come
purpose, . minute h1terxArd, overheard
BIN giving the following diFsoliOns to "a
AGsistant: -i --+7 'asdls.l--
= Draw off twenty doiiar's worth OF
liquor, and fill up with Water. Take il
out Of the row of casks next to tboHe that
you watsred yesterday for the Rev. Mr..
r. ..f ''f'i 'f' '..''
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

will you help me out of this mud
ho'eF said travelling druggist; who had
Just been compelled to stop bis team in q
mud hole, because they cOuldn't pull It
out ..t - %: .ss..l -
mo, I can't stop, said the Yankee, who
was heavily loaded and was fearful be
would be late for the cars. .,.'.. ..'a 4l.I
II would take it as 9 great favor, be.
sides paying YOU said the dr6ggisy."
Whist are you loaded With asked'ths
Yankee. l..'4 ~ - -.
Drugs and medicinal said be. !
: guess lH try and get you out, then,
for am loaded with tombstones.' .--
They were seen travelling together after
that. ~
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

A CLERGYMAN was once sent for IN ths
middle of the night BY one of the ladies
Of his congregation. -. =
We'll, my good woman said he. 10
you are verv i'll, and require the consola.
tions of religiOnr What can do for
your
No. replied the old lady; Il am only
nervous and can't Sleep 49,. -.....'
How can help thatG' asked the par.
son.
%. sir, you always put me to sleep 30
nicely when | go to church, that thought
If you would only preach little to mer
The parSon made tracks, 49,. o..
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THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT,

= PEnLlnaD EVBAY nxyNpkY Eees:EHs,
q N L w q Ks - a N U ARx
B.w. sSLveEs, ". a. JAHUiHy.
TERhs-uLmAsLTI ADvAEcE-One Year, Is; six Month,
Ser,, StSsssSi sss,s 6Spsss. IiSS Ssst1 '" ~ 'N
ADvERTISNG-One Square OIines nrst ipsert,op n
each Insertion II So Business Cards Of Ina
less year e5 Business Cards Of 10 lines or les
Shree months. elO Osral diseSunt V be made on u,
Aeeye ra for yearly and qnArtsry Advertisements which
JOB PRISTING.-opr once is replete With all ths modern
Improvement net the HGAT exeeat0n Of
Posters Handhlls Circulars Ball Tickets PrOTrammeS Ger
heates Of Stock Deposit, BiThaads Cheoka Reoeip
Cards Labels etc, In plain fancy cOlored inks.
JUSTICES BLANks;-Ahdavits Undertakings and Writs o
Blank Declarations Of HOme~tead the most
in use. Just printed . complete of MINERS DEED
Also, . beautifully executed MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
L. FISHER No nv 9ton street opposite NARur
OpeFA Houso the AnthOrized Agent for the MOUNT
DEMOCRAT in the city OF san Francisco All orders
the Paper or Advertising lef With him will be promptly a
J. J. ENOwLToN 4 CO., corner OF Montgomery and Cal
ierniA streets authorized Agents the
tain Democrat, In Ean FTaueiNco-
W. n. BROWN the authorized Agent DEMOCRAT u
GeorGstoWn Orders for the advertising for job
work. len With him. will he prompty attended to-
CHAS P JACKSON Is the authorized Agent OF the NOUN
TAIN DEMOCRAT At VI Dorado Orders leh With him viii
be promptly attended
=. J. BIDLEMAN is authorized Sacramento
Al orders for aivertiSnG len With him will receive i'm
ms6iAte attention.
A. a. H. piAs agent for the DssoeaIT at Virginia City
col WV KNOX s our authorized agent a, Grizzly Yat-
All orders given him for the Democrat will be promptly
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

FEEDING A DEAD MAN.-It was many
years ago, prior to the Revolution, when
the old law Of hanging people tor number
less crimes (fur which short imprison.
ment answers now days) were in full
vogue, that small party were ga hered
one bright moonlight night in IN eating
cellar in the city Of New York, around an
old table, from which the steam rose tc
the ceiling as it left the surface of large
dish of soup left in the centre. The par
ty appeared in merry good humOr anC
as three noted characters had swung that
day from the Scafold, the topic Of then
conversation naturally turned upon the
execution.
'OId Jake died game at all events,
said one Of the party.
I'm afraid th-ts more than you will
do retorted second party.
| don't fear death in any shape, my
friend" replied the first speaker.
You don't hey ? suddenly chimed In
the third party.
No, don't, nor can | be scared eth
or, was the Dragging answer.
You can't; humph !-allow me TO
doubt that, will your sneered his oppo.
nent.
Ii you don't believe it, you are privil
eyed to test Inc; but mind you,m friend,
the consequences shall rest on your head
not mine.
'W,ll sir, We will see; you don't fear
dead people do youy'
N"t ~ much as living ones
Very well, now III bet you twenty
dollars that you dar'nt go down to the
scaffold aud feed one Of the men hung to.
day, with some hot soup
Are you in earnestT
Never more so in my life; there is the
money let's sse you cover it.
The bOaSter put his hand in his pocket
and drew out well filled purse, and
placed twenty dollars more upon the table.
Then you take the bet 7 said the 9th
er in surprise.
Il do; ; George, hold the stakes
The preliminaries were soon all arrang
ed, and with bowl Of hot soup and a
spoon, the boaster took his way to the
Scaifnld.
Now it so happened that the person
with whom he had bet was ventrilnquiSt;
and no sooner had he left the house, than
his opponent also left it, taking short
by way to the scaffold, by which means
he reached the place three or four min
utcs in advance of the soup.feeder, and
awaited his coming.
In q few minutes the bragger appeared,
and when at the foot of the scaffold he
looked cautiously around and then quick
ly aScendcd and stood beside one Of the
corpSes. The winds mOancd and the
chains creaked as the bodies swung to
and fro; but without hesitation the boast
er raised the sponn full of soup to the
dead mans lips. Now was the ventrilo-
quiSt'S time. AS the handle Of the spoon
was raised, the corpse suddenly exclaim
ed in the sepulchral tones Of the dead {:
Its hotr
'Well, d-n you, blow it then ! was
the instantaneous retOrt of the feeder, as
he coolly lowered the spoon, descended
the grim-looking scaffold and took his
way for the cellar.
The ventriloquist also made tracks for
the same place. and fully testified that
the bet had been fairly won, and swear
ing after what had taken place. his oppo-
nent might brag as much as he pleased,
but he wouldn't get another wager out Of
him.
1
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

He who by his conduct makes good
friends on the one hand and bitter hsteFs
on the other, gives evidence that thsrs. is
sowething Of the bold, .iHdsUeAdeAk mp.
right mar, in bis compoRitiop: while The
chicken hearted, fpbecile character il eel
pA6ie II mtkiAS rieitEtf' ifiSAdt doS ~
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

, A GOOD story is told Of s6soN NacarA ia lie
American army DUNG the war Of lsi3.ll,
who was and still is; mere accustomed 10
the. use Ofthe swurd than tbO pen. WhIEe
stationed on the lake frontier two Of his
soldiers, brothers, by the name Of Ken.
nedy. and usually called Kannada, dessert.
ed The officer Of whom We are speaking
wrote an order, and assured II 10 a. .subai.
tern. to take file Of men and proceed to
place named, and take the two Canadas.
The order was peremptnry and not to DO
.triied with. The officer looked at hia
instructions and prepared to obey them,
but he remarked that he did not beliaRe
he could take more than one of the prov.
inces without reinforcement. ~
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=AW5CL-H w P0s5silsi 8 "a ESs
most valuable thfMRs III tha HSsld and
were Rbput u RAkahsm away, tlo9ul0OWs
inR Ennld be 0ns- -plaas e AisiiSIiii,nAiun=zsx
We woUldtRill 6o-Ghs wUslA tsUtlTpnd
fieedahiRs ~hia aeazsEE.aaa.Ez=
We would give to nbTSiciana nd
leefNlpS. BgC "a 30 syebe Snroy
70 TS Abolition editors pOWsTit9 WREsik
tS1th occasionally. - ~, az u ..sutI' .a
To SierKymeb, zeal In ,tha ,seas1 1ol
Christ crUciGed, instead Of tie niavss
Ito lawyers, merchanta, broken ana
public officers, honesty. ... ...e r.. =,
>. To old women, short 4onguea IA
TO young women, common sense, loFgS
Waists and natural feet.
TO servants obedience and honesty. \
10 masters, humanity. - s-lI. +,
To hrmers, punctnahty and industry.
To young sprouts Of dandiee, coed
SeNse, little cash and hard work. -
To old maids, good tempers, little tAlk
and suitable husbands. = fioa a.. ~
To old bachelors, q love for virtue,
children and wives. -" 's~'. :
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

90 ALWAYS RooM UP Stairs. a young
man who was thinking Of studying Law,
said to Daniel Webster: ts ea . :
"Mr. Webster, understand that the
profesSiou'Ot iaw'is quite fun, and thai
there are m9Ee lawyers than ere needed {;
do you think AbeFe is anv chance for mee"
-" Ehsrerisc1yys room up stairs" was
thStsPlyGapd Is true as II was In,een,
ious. Ohly-P few person can Feach the
high places. and these are Always.iHgreae
demand. there is room enough up stars
FiTst'ciass farmers and mechanics, Ii wen
as physicians, lawyers, &C., aiways dnd
plenty Of work and good pay. Whatevsp
calling you choose. and u matters iittle II
it be an hOnsst one, resolve to 20 into Al,
upper stok9. but don't try to jtmp .tltsEns
BY single leap or you may iall disahisd
Rather begin at the bottom Of ne lsdAss,
and patiently step on esCh SyahdFi 10 I'd
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

vision of Daniel was seventy u<seLS. ,.~
&IsGtA;r 80, l2<s-tTs sST1A 1iter Adam. The
Psalmist offered praise to God seven times
a day. God threatened to smite His peo.
pie seven times for their transgressions.
If the slayer of Cain was 10 be punished
seven times, the slayer Of Lamech was to
oe punished seventy times seven. Per-
fection is compared in Scripture 10 gold
seven times purified in the Gre. The
Revelation tells Of Seven golden candle
sticks, of seven stars, of the Lamb with
seven horns and seven eyes, of the book
with seven seals, of seven spirits, of sew
en- angels, Of seven kings, Of seven thun.
ders, Of seven thousand men slain, Of sew
en- vials Of wrath and Of seven plas ues.
When the years of the world shall have
Numbered seven thousand, many com
mentators believe that new dispensation
will be disclosed. The importance of the
number seven is not lost sight of when we
close the sacred volume Rome, seated
on her seven hills, processes in her reigi-
Gus creed to acknowledge seven sacra.
ments ana seven deadly sins. In some
oil her most solemn professions, we find
that seven acolytes, bearing seven tapers,
precede seven deacons, who are fnllowed
bv seven priests. Mahomet has his sew.
enth heaven. Among our Supperstitions,
we find that the seventh son Of the sew
enth son was to be dedicated to the med.
ical profession. We have heard the
phrase Of being frightened out of our
seven senses, though We cannot tell what
they are.
Nursery lore treats largely Of seven.- -
Pousette and his seven brothers we re.
member as special favorites; and We
recollect the high consideration in which
the seven champions, the seven wise men
of Gotham, the seven leagued boots and
the seven wonders Of the world we're held,
and the mysterou awe in which the lie.
gend Of the seven sletpers was involved.
4 little while. and the turmoil OF life be-
gins. We hear Of the squabbles Of fam
illes and the strife of men and we learn
hence, that those of hnuse are some.
times at SKIES and sevens, and we hear OF
the seven years wars. We turn from
such things to the blessings of peace-the
cultivation Of the fine arts; and we re.
member that music oves all its charms
to Seven notes, and that painting is in.
debted for all its variety to seven cOlors.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11
d. O. BUOKHR'S
Vegetable Hair Tonic,

For Restoring, Preserving Cleansing and Beautify-
IAg the Hair. the best c0mposltiQn for the Human
ASlf ever okred to the public, and an elegant arti
sls for LadHs Toilet, the recipe for which was
procured 81 great expense, s nqActured and sold
By the underdgned, at his hair and bathing
AL ,. O. BUUEpa.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

HORRIBLE CATAsrRoPHE-Ony yester-
day morning. at four o'clock, p. .m., sinalI
man named Jones or Smith, with a heel
IN the hole of his trowEers. c0amitIed
arsenic by taking dose of suicide. The
verdict Of the inquest returhed jury that
.ihe deceased came to the fact Ia accord.
ance with his death. He leave child
and six small wives to lament the end Of
his unfortunate loss. In Death we are in
the midst Of life.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

"DID IT PURPOSE "A droll story is
related "f an honest, solid farmer, who. in
attempting to drive home bull got sud
denly hOisted over che fence. Recovering
himself he saw. the animal on the othkr
side of the rails saving the cir @iths lis
head and neck, and passing the kFoUNd.
The good Oldgman looked eeeadily &c Alm
. moment and exelaimsd psdi ,gI7sgc1q
Darn your apologies you. 0Ds6a.nt
stand there you tarnal CriVtep. . bo@in'
and scrapin'-you did itaG pukpsss GnIn
your Ugly piclarAs lnlllsss.n noiliiodA
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-03-11

I. PEsLInnD EviAY s.xyNpAr Eocsz11.. -
q w TO ms - JAH TO a Rx
.. ". oHLwIens, ". gAHuIRy,
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once, on COIOma street.
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THs times ere 80 hard, Il hardlT ,ssea-
age to keep ny nose sbose yatsFIs - =
husband the other day e his ktls Ne
| Vas imp0st 0stHping bin lor Z aspetsG NJ dr.
M" r" =" sks replied Ni1h Sso@5 sD ! y - -.
''but ron FgppAgs tp ksae eSs Sn4v
ana me MAtes SAP snpHG rsbs svsd xfflafs