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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22
FREMONT SANDUSKY COUNTY, OHIO JUNE o. 1866
THE FARMERS GUIDE.

"'Tis folly in the extreme to till
Extensive fields and till them i'll.
The farmer, pleased, may boast aloud
His bushels sown, his acres plowed,
And, pleased, indulge the cheering hope
That time will bring a plenteous crop
Shrewd common sense sits laughing by,
And sees his hopes abortive die, Ha
For, when maturing seasons smile,
Thin sheaves shall disappoint his toll
Advised, the empty pride dispel,
Till little and that little well.
Of taxing, fencing, toll, no more
Your ground requires when rich than poor :
And more one fertile acre yields
Than the huge breadth of barren fields.
"Neat be your farm: tis long confessed
The neatest farmers are the best.
Each bog and marsh industrious drain,
Nor let vile balks deform the plain,
No bushes on your headlands grow, IA
No briars sloven's culture show. ,s--
Neat be your barns, your houses neat
Your doors be clean, your court-yards sweet;
No moss the sheltering roof enshroud,
No wooden panes the windows cloud,
No filthy kennels foully flow,
No weeds with ranking poison grow
But shades expand, and fruit trees bloom,
And Towering shrubs exhale perfume.
With pales your garden circle round;
Defend, enrich and clean the ground;
Prize high this pleasing, useful rood,
And fill with vegetable good.
"Let order DER your time preside,
And method all your business guide.
Early begin and end your toll, .-,.r
Nor let great tasks your hands embroil;
One thing at once be still begun,
Contrived, resolved, pursued and done.
Hire not for what yourselves can do,
Aud send not when yourselves can go;
Nor till Tomorrow light delay
What might as well be done to-day.
! By steady efforts all men thrive, s1
And long by moderate labor live;
= While eager toll and anxions care
Health, strength, ard peace and life impair.
"Nor thine life of toll severe;
No life has blessings so sincere.
Its meals so luscious, sleep so sweet,
Such vigorous limbs, such health complete,
No mind 80 active, brisk and gay, GL
AS his who tolls the livelong day.
A fe of sloth drags hardly on;
suns set too late and rise too soon
Youth, manh age, all Ii, ger slow
To him who nothing hath to do.
The drone, a nuisance to the hive,
Stays, but can scarce be said to live;
And well the bees, those Judges wise,
Plague chase and sting him till he dies"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

Communicated to the Cmctauuti Gazette.
- CINCINNATI, June Z.
In your paper of this morning youeepy
an article from the Hancock JefersoHian,
concerning the antecedents of Gen. Ben.
LeFever. This article does the General
injustice in representing him as unable to
make a public address. He certainly did
make one at Newark the past Winter,
when the State Legislature was on an ex-
cursiou to that place. After uttering al few
remarks, he closed his address by saying
that he could not better illustrate his posi-
ton than by quoting those well known lines
of the immortal Shakespeare:
''Here, Lord, give myself away,
'Tis all that l can do"
Whatever else the gallant Ben. cannot
do, it is evident that he can make speech,
and the Hancock county editor should
know it. Such misstatements dis6gure
history, and in the long run they add
nothing to the strength Of the opposition
in politics. 1t doesn't pay to misrepresent
mans talents, forthe objector is generally
overwhelmed in the contest.
Another point was overlooked by the
editor or his informant though theSstate-
ment is correct, that the patriotic Major
was not at or near Nashville when his regi-
ment was engaged in battle. About or a
little before that time, however, Ben. was
in Cincinnati, enduring hardships of an
other character. He was pining away his
existence in the hospital on Fair Mount,
taking, for the benefit of his shattered
health, moonlight rides with young ladies,
and perhaps making occasional visits to
the Palace Varieties, and the Olympic on
Sixth street, and certainly to other health
restoring resorts. BUCKEYE.
We are ready at all times to correct er-
rors, and cheerfully retract all we said as
to Ben.'s inability in the matter of speech
making, and of course we feel "over-
whelmed" already. But Ben.'s Shake
sperian quotation reminds us of the two
Copperhead Congressman who, in an ar
gument on religious matters over the bot
tie, got into a dispute as to their respective
knowledge Of the subject under discussion.
At last, in order to bring the matter to a
close, one offered to bet S25 that the other
could not repeat the 'Lord's Prayer
The offer was taken, and rising and steady
ing himself by the table he commenced;
"Now lay me (hic) down to sleep, (hic)
1 pray the (hic) Lord my soul to keep
'sHold on,nn interrupted the other, stake
the money, (hic) I didn't think you (hic)
knew st !"-J6ersoniaH.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

Why is an over-worked horse ike an
umbrella because it is used up.,i.
''Sal, what time does your folks dine ~
''Soon as you goes-thats missus' orders"
Why is a beef-steak ike a locomotivel
Its not of much account without it's
tender
To embittef domestic life-maintain
your opinion on small matters at the point
of the bayonet. ''. '''''
An exchange says: 'Lovers, like arm
les, generally get along well enough till
they are engaged. 90 aass ,il s,.s,.,
Many run about after happiness, hkean
absent minded man hunting for his hat
while it is on his head. A aof
A baker has invented a new kind Of
yeast. 1t makes bread so light that a
pound of it weighs only twelve ounces.
The best way to meet Just, but adverse
comments upon character is, not to5f fight
the comments, but to mend the character.
In an old family Bible in Connecticut the
record of birth is entered in this wise:
elizabeth Jones, born on the goth No
vember, 1856, according to the best Of her
recollection p -si,
A Frenchman can not pronounce stship."
The word is ''sheep" in his mouth. See
ing an iron-clad, he said to boy, sIsh
dish war sheepp "No," answered the
boy, 'its RAM" -baiqoas
If young man spends two hours with
a young lady every night, aud her old
folks don't make any fuss about it. and his
old folks don't make any fuss about it, the
two young folks may be said to be engaged.
A man once went to an eccentric lawyer,
to be qualified for some petty office. The
lawyer said to him '>a 'i''ilF o."
''Hold up your hand, Pll swear you, but
all creation couldn't qualify you"
Some democratic oficeholders hereabouts be-
long to the style of non-quali6ers.
Wages went to the station of one of the
railroads the other evening and finding the
best carriage full, said in loud voice,
"Wby, TINS carnage lsnt gong VI
course these words caused a general stamp
ede, and Waggs took the best seat. The
train soon moved of. In the midst Of the
Indignation, the wag was questioned:
''You said this carriage was MT going~
"Well, it was mt then, replied Waggs;
''but it is now" ~
Those who have hitherto failed in max
ing for themselves a place in the "Poet's
Corner" may find consolation in a bit
which We, cut from an exchange;
"a gentleman in Scotland has preserv-
ed all old number of the Greenock Aduer-
tiser, contains the following announce
ment: Notice to Correspondsats-T. C.
The lines commencing ''0n Linden,
when the sun was low," are not up to our
standard. Poetry is evidently not 7. G.'s
forte.'n
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

"a lot of copper ore in pigs" said Mrs.
Partington, as her eye caught an account
of some smelling operations. 81 don't
wonder they have the scrofula and every
thing else that is bad. l dare say their
lard is nothing but verdigrease, for cop
per is very delatorious."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

"What is the future state ?" said a
clergyman to sprightly little girl al
linois, Sir" ''No, no." said the clergyman.
81 mean what is the real future condition
of men and women!" 'Why," replied
she, after some hesitation, II suppose they
are to be married"
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H, ;EVERETT,

A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law, and So
"A lictor in ChAncery; will attend to professional bu
siness in Sandusky and adjoining counties OFFICE,
Second story Buckland's NEW Block.
FREMONT, OHIO.
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From the Hancock Jeffersonian.
DI0G r A PHI AL b.

Brief Sketch of the Military Services OF
"Gen.S Ben. LIE Fever, Democratic Candi-
date for Secretary of State.
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We have full line of all the
PATENT MEDICINES

Of the day consisting part HoSTETTER's RoBACKs HOoFLANDs
BohEhAVEs BRAKES AND CONSTITUTION
Piles, Cholera and Cough Medicines
FOR THE LUNGS-Wisar Basam Wild Cherry DR. VIM Ears Ral
Dr. Ponds White Pine Tree Pictorial Aliens Lung Bsl
and Foleys Indian Balsam. +-oS IA - -
LINAMENTS-Ani Iinient Sweets Lpmept Nerve and Roma I
Mexican Mustang
PILLS aobacs Ayers Wght Sous McIne Railways Motifs
et Sellers HoIoway Delinbaugh Cars Pon
PLAsTERs Baus Poor Mans Hoows Aica Pnckey
Stenghfng Adhesive and Husbands
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS St Johns Sloan.
"
-.aaE. .Eh1g98Eof .sf ,ff "a
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I'll, w. WINSLOw.
JOHN IL. GREENE,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, will
IA attend to Legal Business in Sandusky and adjoin-
ing counties Particular attention paid to the collection
OF Claims Soldiers Back Pay, Bounty and Pension
claims promptly attended to.
OFFICE-FrOnt corner ROOM, upstairs, Tyler Block,
go ~ FREMONT, OHIO. -fA iif
February 19 1855.
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To embittef domestic life-maintain
your opinion on small matters at the point
of the bayonet. '''''
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G.. w. PAGE.

ATTORNEY At Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Insurance, Real Estate and General Collecting Agent
all kinds of War and Patent Claims.
CLYDE, Sandusky county, Ohio.
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An exchange says. 'Lovers, like arm
les, generally get along well enough till
they are engaged" q, I'm. MI .........,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

Many run about after happiness, like an
absent minded man hunting for his hat
while it is on his head. tfL i lest
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

A baker has invented a new kind Of
yeast. 1t makes bread so light that a
pound of it weighs only twelve ounces.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

Why is beef-steak ike a locomotive2
Its not of much account without it's
tender. 1900
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

Why is an over-worked horse like an
umbrella because it is used up.
"Sal, what time does your folks dine ~
"Soon as you goes-thafs missus' orders"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

A Frenchman can not pronounce 'ship."
The word is ''sheep" in his mouth. See
ing an iron-clad, he said to boy, 'Ish
dish war sheep9" "No," answered the
boy, ''it's RAM" -baiqoas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-06
RY THos. DowLIkG. Auct.; Gsorsstova.
vALUAs sS.,ae 5nHgSGENSyEp EEesHsrr IL

On TUESDAY, 18th Jane. Instant. st . 'clock D.
m, shall cell IN front Of the premises, the large
on Prospect street: Georeetovn. win the sdjein-
ing lot. The whole premises have . trent OF Is
feet and depth Of - feet. . 80 al }
The house contains fifteen rcoms. includi ~ hath
room and wafer closet uDplied With Pote0ae We
ter. and large. dry, airy cellar, The vacant lot
10 handsomely ornameuted With choice varieties OF
flowers ana fruit. and fountain in the centre. "A
cistsrp Of the best construouou In the yard, With
puma in hitrheB. furnishes the purosf drfukine
water. ana the house 10 supplied thrsushsut With
The house vas built in the hest ussusr ana nj
the best 1stsrisls, and With an eye % oeafsrs IL
has two piazzas running the length Of She ~
buiidins; Z: hbsrsily fursished With psss9iss end
closets. and 10 covered with q ttght pospts1 Gin
roof. q sewer, cennecttng with the river, rsns
usdsr the rear The into which The sscps
tum nth family ford 81 elsanIssss Altaeolh-
sr Il Is ss desirable property a. can b ssyeksrs
Tsrns se-third cash; balance In ose too ed
THOMAS yyWILL
THOMAB D0WLING,
Ne tlnfe Austieneer-
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EXCURSION To GLYMOET.-The Ladies' Mite
Society Of Ry land Chapel announce an excur-
sion to Glymont tomorrow, Thursday for
The benefit of the parsonage. The steamer
Wawasset will make two trips. leaving 5th
street wharf at s O'Clock a. m, and , O'Clock
II. m. This will be delightful excursion
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The OLD FOLKS CONCERT At Me.Zero;t's
Hall. last evening. was n complete success. so
far as the performance was concerned. The
old tunes were well sung and the performers
In their antique costumes brought the men,
DRY OF old times back again with peculiar
freshness. We cannot speak of all the points
OF excellence CT the entertainment. We will
only alluGe to the flute solo by Nh. Schut;ar
which was played in his usual good tas te. and
the song by Miss q. J.. Baker, and more par
ticularly the rendering of John Anderson by
the same lady, which can scarcely be excelled
We hope this concert may he repeated.
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CoRNs, BUNIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints. Callosites, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders OF the feet, sue
cessfuiiy treated without pain, by Dr. White,
Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. i2 PennsyI.
vapia avenue. between tx and 9th streets. Of
fee hours from a. m. TO S .. m, and to D. m
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nj RR

WETHERALL. "Wednesday morning June 9Th
~ cloc a. m, Gu ARLES only son of John
and weeks.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from the re sidence of his parents, No
2Jc stl eet, between 18th and l4th streets, to-
morrow Thursday the 18th inst. at D. m.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, AuctiObeers.

AUCTION SALE or BUILDING LOT on
SOUTH ST, BET. Sd AND AZ STREETS
WHIST
On TUES DAY, the 18th instant. at 6 o'clock .
m, We shall SELL on the premises east half OF Lot
No. G, in Square No 5SI having gooilfront and
depth, runni ng back TO a 50 foot alley
Terms: One half cash; balance in siN and twelye
months. secured by a deed Of trust on tho prem
isFs. ALI convey sucing and revenue stamps At the
cot Of the purchaser $50 down when sold
je sd GREEN A WILLIAMS Aucts
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BY CONSTANTLY KEEPING THE Run of the
state OF the market, Henning is able to offer 10
the public every advantage in the decline of
clothing. He receives goods every week, and
marks all goods in plain figures 70 correspond
TO any decline that may occur irrespec-
tive of the cost. Now If you want anything in
the clothing line that is the place to purchase
as he has but one price. His place Is corner
9TH street and NJ try Wand avenue.
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by GREEN a WILLIAMS, auctioneer..

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON 4THsTREKT
Esst, between South ID and North arolins ave-
nue., az Auction.
1870 ~ - ~, ~ IN oI snne we VIII seii,
feet front OF Lot No. 10 in Square No 79s having
depth Of 100 feet.
Terms One third cast. balance In six 40 ~ live
months for notes bearing interest. a deed given
ana deed OF trust taken. All conveyancing and
down when the preperty IL cold
my 81 d GREEN WILLIAMS Aucts
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MARRIED.,

hODGES-PAILEY. On Tuesday June 5th BY
q Q Rev p I Mccarthy. Dir HENRY HODGES
to Miss MARY c. BAILEY, both Of Montgomery
county, Md
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BTCKLEs.-.Pearl, Cut, Steel Buckles and
Clasps received this morning at Prigg's Dollar
JeweIry Store, No. ASS Pennsylvania avenue.
third door, from = street.
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MEssRs. YATES & SELBY. Dry Goods Mer-
chants, No. 323 Pennsylvania avenue, an
nounce to the public that having laid in their
stock before the recent advance in the market
that they are selling Ii at the old prices Pur-
chaSers are requested 10 examine their stock
before gong elsewhere. q
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-That corns bunions
bad caIls, ETC., can be removed without pain
To be convinced call at DIR. Whites Rooms
s24 Penn. ay, between AZ and 9th streets
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>. ID. MARROW. BOZ pennsylvania avenue
near 10Th street, manufactures to order The
best Dress Shirts at the lowest prices DO not
fail TO see for yourselves.
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IlY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, BEING No. $50
NORTH SIDE OF MASSACHUSETTS AVE,
between 18th and 18th Streets west, at Public
Auction
On WEDNESDAY NEXT. the 9th day OF June,
at 6o'clock .. IA shall sell on the premi ses
Lot No ., according 20 Dayidson's So bdiyision,
IN Square No 80, having @ front OF q feet 2 Ia
Ches. and running back about Az feet 10 an alley
with the improvements. consisting of q frame
house with rooms. Possession given immedi-
ately
Terms: One third cash; balance IN six and twelve
months, secured by deed OF trust the premi sss
All coDyeYsncing and revenue stamps az the cost
Of the purchaser. Sl0O to be paid down vhes the
GREkN A. uIIIIlMs .,,..
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CITY ITEMS.

PLEASE REMEMBER the strawberry Festival
at Fletcher Chapel, corner New York avenue
and 4th street-to continue during this week.
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- CANTkTA OF TIRE .sfBcwEP QryySa At
q Re,ERe-Prof Roots magnificent eantata
OF ..Ihe Flower Queen. or the Coronation of
fhe Rose - will be performed at Growers
Theater on Friday eveaing next IL is not
only "A fine juvenile oratorio, abounding In
mtlsieai gems, but Is n beautiful floral ex hibi-
iion. Nearly seventy young ladies of the
Second District School will appear, represent
ing the yarious flowers, and under the skiIful
direction OF Prof. Daniel. wilt no d ubt render
the delightful m usic of the piece an !. styie to
please the most critical. ..--
TIE BRADY BENEFIT.-The testimonial ben.
eft To Abntr :. Brady 1t Growers Theater. on
Monday evening last. was a brilliant aud sue
ces siul affair. There was a large audience
present The exellence Of the gymnastic per-
fofmanees ELECTED frequent applause; while
the concert was one of the finest of the season.
Mr.. Campbell and Mrs. Brady won great
praise from the musical critics present, while
the violin solos of Miss Schmidt were in her
us ual style. and thoroughly rous ed the enthu-
siasm Of her auditors, who encored all her
performances. de sa tEo
Mr.. EDIToR.-It is due to myself TO say that
the 'Malor Robinson mentioned fe days
since IN the report with reference to the sMer-
chants Bank, does not refer TO me. ne yer
had any deposits IN that Bank. on
-.1nE a.t A. ID. ROBINSON,
Brevet Lieut.. Col. and p. NJ. Z s. a
Washington, June 5. 1896.
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WINES ANB LIQUORS.
We have Just received
20 cases California PORT WINE.
Is cases California HOOK WINE.
- cases Califernia ANGELICA WINE
Is easrs California MUSCATEL WINE.
cases California OLAkET WINE.
10 cases California BRANDY
- cases Table CLARET WINE
Is cases Old SHERRY WINE
5cases WHITE WINE
Also. on hand, Bakers, Gibson's. and Harme's
Pure OLD Rive and Bourbon whiskeys, Catawb a
and Frenzy Brsndies, fer sale By
EGAN q PEBRIE,
Je 6tif corner Ninth and II streets
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REAL ESTATE SALF.-Jamss @. Mcclure 8
Go. sold two brick dwelling houses and lots on
New Jersey Venue, near l. street north, to G..
G. Il. Mitchell, for 1925.
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PETTY LARCENY Yesterday, officer Fra
zler arrested Alexander Robinson, colored, for
stealing hat belonging to John shelton from
whgon in the Center Market. He was sent
10 Jail for court by Justice Thompson.
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pkVPOsALs FOB FUEL.

pkoPOsALS FOB FUEL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PaTENT OFFICE BUiLpING, June J. Isis.
r T. e T Dc Sn a de-
Sh instant, for furnishing for the use of this De-
500 tons go lbs to the toni OF the best quality
white Ash Coal, furnace size
R.s 20 lbs to sse ton 1os the best quality
10 coEds best seasoned Oak Wood.
hs soa ss' g ss a such time. And
such quantities, during the season, as may be re-
samples the coal to be exhibited to the enei
neer In charge Of the furnaces. and any delivery
Of the above not satisfactory to him win be re,
Il r the correct measurement Of each.
For The convs nierce Of bidders. separate propo-
BOND for he fsithn s 81 the
tract in double the amount viii be required Of the
Preposals TO be addressed to the Secretary Of the
Interior, and endorsed Pr9pSSss,Hs fSF tqsIp
jeIlawaw Chief CLERK.
i Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
washington County. in the District of Columbia,
JAS Moore, sss Of % " hs D. ca de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
the e the
before the sth day OF Nay next: they may other
wise BY law be excluded from all bensnt Of the said
Given unasr my hana Il ,h ss sts day q Nay,
my r.lawsw' Aemiuissr.tc;,
LOB sALE-l0O WINDOW l'RAMRs and
iroS s,hsa, q HiI,AAi.:es 100 g p 70, SASH.
ssIs Store. no lss 10th street., Sss,sss sS spi
CRARLIs BRHCHf, - 49, -
t.s!.. s6fIIsgP S 81
tlsss W. - So s's'sw''s a. AZ -
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b saies.rsons ic. sSs PsSssyivanis avenue.
Hagie %. vfu give their psrsoaal attention &C
ths sale OF Resl B-tsss and Household Fnrriturea 81
the res1dence Of families declining housskeeplng,
Aisox % the se.es Of steoks 81 0rocertes - Nor
s4en6iss ef svsry dsseriDttes. Horses, osrris{es.
fyHLMBOLS . TEUiD 6xTBA or BU0 no
Z eus pro0sgt1ss, anA tnDeAiAes ait aed