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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

OItlEE. THOSE wiz lAhC
tried It, know that it curo,l them those who have
not know that y cures the,r nsig n 2 !, S S5aS sigsHss
that it never fails through amy Ianlt or negiector
its composition. We have thousands upon tnou-
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures OF the
following complaints, but such cures are ho 49,
every neighborhoOd, and we need not puDhSh tAeins
Adapted to all ages and conditions IN al cHnn9Ies5
coDtaining neither calomel or any deleterious drug
they may be taken with safety by anybody; 1nelr
them pleasant 70 take, while being purely vegetable
40 harm can arise nom their use IN any quantity:
MT. IaI gisoera to purify the blood and stimulate it
.nto healthy ction-renov the distinctions Of the
hody, re-tOring their irregular action 10 health, and
b. correcting, wherever they exist, such derange-,
neits as are the first origin OF disease.
Minute directions are given In the wrapper on
the box, FOR the following complaints, which these
For I5ysIsePzia or K~ndIgesriOn, LisaleEs.
ness. and LOss OF Appetite, they
should be taken moderately TO stimulate the stom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver COHaPlaint and its various symp-
Jaandice or Green Sickness, Bilious
Collie and nIIiOus FeVers, they should be Ju-
action or remove the distractions which cause 1t.
For D~yaentery or DIarrhHa, but one mild
FOR determination, Govt, Gravel. PaIDI.
taII0n OF the Heart, Pain in the side,
taken, as requiT- I, to change the diseased action of
the system. With such change those complaints
For EsrOrsy and DrOpAicaI SveIIinEa they
should be taken in large and frequent doses TO pro
For Suppression a large dose SHOULD be taken
as it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As q Dinner PuL, take one or two PiUs 70 pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach. 80
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and invigorates the system. Hence it Is ofen adj
YantageOus where no serious arrangement exists
One who feels tolerahly well, oten finds that a dose
OF these Pills makes him feel decidedly better, mon
their cleansing and reDoyannS effect on tho digcs
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. C. AVER & CO., PraotEeoI GheIsists
|. LOWELL, MASS, y. 8. f..
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Aver S parSap drIlIa,
ron PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation This ~
CralGHi nI9,iicn.C enJOy -
J., derived from its cure
many Of which are truly
marvellous. IuVeteratS
cases OF ScrofuiOUs dis
ease, where The eyIe5h
TeCm.d saturated with
~cnrruptioc, have been
purified and cur6d Icy -.
aHn
disorders, which were AZ.
gtayatcd By the EcrOfa.
- naNaf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
LYMANSs
Mammoth Cluster Tomato.

THIS TOMATO IS A CROSS BE-
tween a French unknown variety and
the Testers Perfected, retaining the
smoOthness apd solidity of the latter,
growing in clusters; a stem bearing
from six 10 twelve tomatoes on It. 1t is
perfectly smooth and nearly round, about
the size Of a Baldwin apple; color OF a
rosy pink, and keeps we'll; solid, has but
early varieties we have. It is unexcelled
for eating raw, and is delicious for cook
ing, being very high favored. In earii~-
ness It excells the "keyes Tomato" and
ripens its fruit evenly, ahont TEN DAYS
before the Early Red @-Undoubtedly
the best market variety Of tomato in ez-
IStencs. The variety was obtained from
seed In 1874. In 1865, il ripened its fruit
TEN DAYS before the Early Smooth
HE'D SEED PACKETS, 25 cts. EACH.
an Illustrated Circular, containing rec
concentrations, &c, sent free on receipt
of stamp.
Now published, my Illustrated Floral
Guide, and Catalogue ofSeeds and Plants.
No expense has been spared to make it
the most useful book OF it's kind publish
ed. 1t will contain: Two beautifully
colorPd HlHtes, one OF which will be the
celebrated "MIs. Pollock" Geranium, to-
gether with twenty five beautiful
e~ngravings, also practical directions for
the cultivation OF all kinds of Powers, di-
rections for laying out Flower Gardens,
&C. This beautiful work is sent gratls TO
all my customers and all .oJhers, on re-
ceipt of TEN CENTS, which is not half the
cost. Address
VIM II, LYMAN,
febSmS Importer. Levsrett, Mass.
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T II F
Shuttle
SEWING MACHINEI
WARRANTED for FIVE YEARSl

Our Agents will be supplied with du~
plicate parts of the Machine, IN case of
Of accident. II makes precisely the same
stitch mace by the Singer, Wheeler &
Wilson. Howe. and Florence Machines.
1t has the Cnder-feed, like the best of
high priced Machines, and is the only low
priced Shuttle Machinein the market thai
has this feed. We are enabled to sell a
first class SHUTTLE MACHINE at a
very law price, on account Of its Simpli-
city, and consequent low cost of Manu-
featuring. in comparison with COmplicat-
ed Machines.
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Che DemOttat.
APosTRoPHE TO a vRLoCnEDE.

he ~ n
Oh, thou velocipedel
Marvel of strength and speed
Thy fame l prize.
I love thy motion free,
Thy lawless liberty,
Yet thou art dear TO me
Cat any pnca)
Thy skeleton astride,
take my morning nde,
And afternoon,
With fascinating pace
l join the healthful racer ~
Annihilating space - .
lin q big room.)
When first / tried thy speed,
Thou magic, matchless steet,
My spirits roee.
l mounted in hot haste, ~
And magic circles traced,
Tn with the wind / raced
(And tore my cloLhes)
Bat for all pains endured
found in speed secured
My reeompense q
And all that JOY may snAIe,
Who wish to do and dare,
Free as a bird Of air, .ll ...-
('or tifty cents.)
:, may 1 persevere, Dr.
S,orning to doubt or fear,
And nothing reck,
Unhl l can with ease
NY swift bicycle seize,
And gallop to the breeze,
E1(Or break my neck.) F.
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q, Y. =. ANnREWS.
General Ag.t. Detroit. Mleh.

General Ag't. Detroit, Mich.
n. B--FOr the benefit of our Agents we
have arranged with parties who have
Goods misunderstanding Machine Agent
to sell. We will sen BOOK OF SAM
Piles and full particulars on receipt of
one red stamp. Address G. V. N AN
DREWS, General Agent, Detroit, Mich.
~febI0'69>Iy
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Lots tor Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS A
u few more OF tho@e Cheap md DesirnS
BILE Building Lots for sale in his addition
in che NORTHERN part NJ the city. which ne
VIII sell very low. on terms 70 suit pur-
cngssrs. Rsmsmhsr, these are acre lots
less the streets and alleys. Call and see
thrm before you buy. Fol lars.
call on the subscriber, either at the Au-
dior = office, or at hi- residences on North
NJ srket street. 4 &@ .a-.
GEO. ". LAURENCE.
afebIO go GrL EFl.tN.a
y TRANCE, SUIT RuI.-Every Young lady an
- genuemau 10 the IN sed States can hear somW
thus very mnch to tl1lr advantage, BY retur
"a l1out eharge) hy addressIng thelnnderslgpe
rt-so hsFtnB feAra oiraheiHE humbnggedd-m
~ % Dy not noleing US card An others0l y
pi Ase address thoir ohsiient servant,
~ THOMhSE. CHAPMAN
'aaIa sal lroadWaY. New York.
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.MELODEONs I'D OkGANs.

Double & BRO.
Rave a large and choice lot OF Meiode'
.ons and OrganS Of the best make. For
sale cheap. Warranted FOR i've years.
Call and see them.
Canton, September 18, 1893 II
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AGENTS..

We 20 arrange with Agents, male or
female. to represent the American Shut
Sewing Mashine. in each State, County.
an7 Town IN the United States and Onta-
ria. Extra inducements to Experienced
Agents. For full particulars, as to Salary
or Commission, address
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
,y5rs CaUaarClc PMS,

sor al the purposes Of q Laxative
Ms6s>iae.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
p. d. s. J, s. CARR,
Stencil Cutters.
ALLIANCE, OHIO,

A RE now prepared to execute orders
n in their line of business. such as Bar
rel Brands, Advertising Plates, Name
Plate for Marking Clothing, DC Orders
promptly filled and sent TO any part. os
the country.
WANTED-A few Agents to solicit for
ders. Apply IS above.
decSO '68yl
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Boots and Shoes to Order of the best
material and as cheap as
the cheapest.

This IL the place where you get what
yon bargain for-French, bogus French,
or common Calf Boots. We employ none
but the b Sst workmen, md still have old
Philip as our foreman, who is we'll known
workmen OF the day. He is always ready
with stick and strap to take the dimen-
sions OF your understanding.
DSrAn work warranted to give sat-
.isfactiOn. Give rs q call.
6AYLER & SHANAFEBT.
Cunton, Mach IS, 1ssS-E
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THE PATENT SHAPE BEMIS
Il Collars are the best made, and are
sold as cheap as any othergoOd st ard
PaPs9 Collars, by 81 A. KIT.
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DEFY COMPETITTON.

&A-Job Work and Repairing done on
short notice neat and substantial.
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The Postmaster at New-LexIngton,
Perry county. Ohio, is described as
a druggist aud dentist; keepsa groce-
ry, dry goods, boot and shoe store; is
a silversmith, ieweller, painter, cabi-
net maker, and when times get q lit
tie dull, gets out a patent for some
Invention.
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HHILDREN,Sa CARRIAGES, and
OLittle, Boys Wagons & WheelbRrrows
IA large stock-and for sale cheap % The
Pitt urgh Grocery store of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28
REMOVAL.
REMovALl
HANE & LIND,

lave removed their establishment TO the
new building a few doors east OF the
Public square, where they have;
on hand
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SADDLES, HARNESS. COLLARS

All of which are warranted 10 give isGtls-
faction and at prices which
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-04-28

WINDOW GLASS.
Picture Glass,
Glass cut all shapes and sizeA
Turpentine and Benzine Varnish.
Floor, Table, Stair and Carriage
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1 &

Furnishing Hardware,
House Trimmings,
zach Trimmings,
Harness Trimmings,
Furniture Trimmings,
Coffin Trimmings,
Mechanics Tools,
Farming Implements,
Shoe-Makers' Kit and Findings.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-11-16
.A.s -s.sxIsUs sgss.ss-s.

Ned Sawyer practical ioker--s sell
er Of dry goods and a iseller' OF his ac-
qnaintAnces- many we're the tricks
be played of on bis frisnds, few Of
which they we're able TO pay back.
Among bis nsighbors was q shreud
Yankee Jim Fisher--who had been
sold a number Of times by Ned. and be
vowed revenge.
One day. some years since. 81 Jim
wAs sitting in the parior Of the City
Hotel. be saw Ned deposit his vile 10
the Chelsea Omnibus, and bidding her
good morning. returned TO his store.
Jim jumped from the chair. aud rub
bing his hands As though bright idsa
had struck him, said:
I've got Jon now. old fellow
Jim watched the stage start with its
precious burden. and in fifteen minutes
Vas wedding bis way up Washington
street
sesing Ned standing in the door Of
bis store. he hurried along. looking a.
as1ioas a. poaalbls.
Halle. Jim. hold on. said Ned, - his
friend appeared about 10 paas. what's
the kurryY
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REv. Ma EAsDY's DohEsrIc ErPEm.
ENcE When torn from my peeceiul
home to fte our friends Nv the South,
had wife which I loved. Life was a
peeceful streein, and we aoted peeceful-
ly along. She took in washin, and i
talked politics at 9 neigbboring groce-
ry, investin the proceeds Nv her labor
in tbs spstenance Afforded Vt the bar.
When returned wat met me3 The
KILN Nv men out rite wuz not the most
heaTt-reRding incidents Of that trAtri-
sldls struggle. II wuz the SEVERN Nv
domestic ties--the tearin down Nv do
mestic affairs. and the separatln Nv fam
lies. When returned ! wuE eoldly
met. Looizer dams wuz waShin as yu-
sual, only harder than ever, aud no.
tist the children had new frocks and
shoes. The first afternoon | wus at
home | askt her 10 my old falnilyer way
for dollar and bali. cz ! wanted 70
20 down tho street.
That's played she femarkt.
'Hsven'l yon got il z ! askL
4 hsv, shs replied. and propose 10
keep il. | diskyered suthin since 700
have bean gone. hev iouBd thai iss
easy snuff 70 support myself and She
children wAshin at dollar q duzzen.
but add 70 that skulkin man. with
nose Ike yoors. and it's harder than ]
keer. This house is mins--yoo kin "a.
cate.
And abe calmly rung out shiEs sz
tho what she sed wuz 9 common place
remark instead Nv prakticAi divors.
| left hur. A ieendish ablishnist hsd
put this Gee in 70 hur head. and she
bed actid on IL sinss that timS hsv
wsnded my way AIons. subsistin by
chance. AbIiahnism owes mA tbe home
/ he'd. Ablishnism owes ms tbs hkksr
/ ought 70 hsy hsd, out nv vat that wo-
man hez earned Einss that cruel day -
o. nat fearful debt 10 pay Rev.
Petroleum v sAsby.
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A CctSrHr cuosA The snEaag q =
coaotry sso'f il lhas de.euesA IN .
volume oAliel HoAespaa. o. Firs-and.
Twvu,y Years Ago
As look Al saeh msslsrA. nalh,ne
sves1et " Passs. Os mors dsllsicus 70
ssiurls soal, can b Soncsivsd tAAn
the unaffected singaRg 81 . coaAsry
eho,E TheFe 70 ~ lttie seisntias ia.s
and PssteuasoRal palavas Ahoul it.
And tse N iodiss oosBe cut % full ana
clear e creation each By ilaslt ris-
tng Aod falling 10 ,ts oaiencea lika ths
'tsAdy swsh oi The eeui / know isw
thiHgs better. Cor myssli, pors ttus or
hearty There siAhda The choral roe.
male aud ismAls. Assd srssl and usoaths
VIDE cpon, letting out souls and voices
together, the 6ddls squssking With sr.
cissnsni to got ths lead. and the hard.
working ehoEisssr with quick ere
thrown 70 one adS and The other, Ac-
tnAlly singins down The wholsI As 10
the melody itsslf--so simple and al.
rect, so plAintso. 10 stirrlng. tlling the
house As with food IRON door 10 cell
ing, and dTifsiag out thrcagb the open
doors and windows into the schoing
street IL Is enough 70 move The most
worldly heaFt thai ever trisd 10 mint
'tsslf into money. One hardly thinks
he catches such ssrAphie ssraihs again.
though he eoes all The way irom New
England 10 Rome,
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ara avn .ss.yrSaa ~ ..s.rrs.vs.

.
A letter dated at Last Chance
Guleh. Helena. Montana TERRITORY,
written by = gentleman oi Brooklyn "a
bic family. gives pleasant oa.hAud
sketch u hie and manners in that re.
goa. The writer says
Let me give you my impressions re-
garding The various phases o. MontAaa
society. To begin with, all late Arriv.
ais are dubbed by the moansainesrs
| ''pilgrims." Al Fort Benton, the head
Of Missouri river navigation. the pil.
| grim 6rst smells mountain air. and an.
al be gets well out Of town be snuffs
mountain whiskey The town Of Ben
ton consists Of one street Of houses. all
in ono row, and nearly all occupied as
danoe-houses or whiskey shops. Tbs
quiet waters oi the Missouri flow on
the other side. OF conrse, few hours
residence in that place was enough for
me- and / took Conveyance for Helena
aa soon As possible. wanted romance
aad got it I got it in the daytime, in
the shape Of dust in my eyes, oars. nose
and mouth; aud got il at night be-
tween pair Of blankets, in the shape
Of rain.
A. FIRST Helena did not make very
favorable impression upon me. Tho
streets were full Of loafsrs. gamblers.
and fellows belonging to another spe-
cies, grown on these mountains only.
and called ''Self.rissTs," whose distin-
guished traits are capacity for baG
whiskey and ability to hive on one meal
OF buffalo meat and bread q week. -
Each alternate house is whiskey shop.
a hurdy-gurdy. faro bank, or keno
roll, with an occasional jew clothing
store interspersed among them.
Restaurants with fauciiul names
such IS Kan Kan, "Klyus," "Magno-
liza, &c, - are also plentiful Spanish
bull whackers" are almost daily visi.
ble in the streets. yelling Mexican oaths
at the same time taking out tufts OF
hair from the backs OF the leaders with
a twenty foot whip. Cinnamon, rs they
pass along, shrek out their doleiul
notes; and an auctioneer is frequently
heard wanting some one to go the
Eve on IL Give him the fve on itl"--
A civilized being dropped down in He
lena without going through the process
Of making the journey, would surely
imagine himself in Bedlam.
Montana is going through her hard
est trial this season. Water is an alb
solute necessity with miners, and the
whole territory is suffering for the want
it. Only few camps have q run OF
water, and il costs immensely when
they get it. Thoughtful men appre-
hend hard time for Helena through
the coming winter months. and ] shall
not wonder il we have starvation, bread
riots, or something Of the kind on our
hands,
One thing which impresses me more
than anything else here is the vein OF
recklessness that runs through every
thing, from business transaction to n
commonplace remark. Usurers have
lent money on collateral at rates as
high as ten per cent. month. In con
yersation the usual mode Of assenting
TO any proposition is: "You bet your
life" or "I'Il go my bottom dollar on it"
Gambling bells, keno houses, hurdy-
gurdiss are licensed concens here. and
the faro dealers are among the richest
men IN town.
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rRs avn coyYRR.

Taking into account The habits OF the
people, tea and coffee for supper and
breakfast add TO human health and life
il siugle cup can be taken at either
meal, and is never increased in strength,
frequency or quantity. II they were
mere stimulants, and were taken thus
in moderation and uniformity, they
would, in time, become either inert, OF
the system would become 30 habituated
10 their employment as 10 remain in
the same relative position to them, as
il they hao never been used. and con
seqnently, as to themselves, they bad
better never have been used, as they
are so liable TO abuse. But science and
fact unite in declaring them TO be nu-
tritious as well as stimulant; hence
they do new good to the system eve
ry day, to the end OF life, just as bread
and fruits do; hence We never get tired
OF either. But the use Of bread and
fruits is daily abused by multitudes,
and dyspepsia and cholera morbus re.
suit; yet we ought not to forego their
employment on thet account. nor
should we forAgo the use Of tea and
coffee because their inordinate use give
neuralgia and other ailments
But the habitual use Of tea aud cof-
fee at the last and first meals OF the
day, has another high advantages
productive Of incalculable good in the
way Of perverting evils,
We will drink at our mesls. and il
we do not drink these, We will drink
what is worse--cold water, milk, or al
coholic mixtures The regular use Of
these last will lead the young to drunk
enness; the considerable employment
of simple milk, at meals, by sedentary
peoples by ell, except the rcbust-will
either constipate, or render bilious;
while cold water, largely used, that is.
10 the extent Of glass or two at =
meal, especially in cold weather, at
tracts TO itself so much Of the beat Of
the system, in raising said water TO the
temperature Of the body about one
hundred degrees--thal tho process of
digestion is arrested; IN the meanwhile
giving rise to deathly sickness Of tho
stomach, 10 twisting pains, 10 vomit-
ings. purgings, and even TO cramps. TO
fearful contortions. and sudden death;
which things would hare been aYeited,
had even the same amount OF liquid, IN
the shape Of simple hot water been us
ed But any one knowing these things,
And being preiudiced against tho use
OF tea and coffee, would subject himself
to be most unpIsasartly stared at. and
questioned II not ridieuled, were be to
ask for q cup or glass Of hot water
But as tea and coffee are now univers-
81 beverages, are on every table, and
everybody Is expected 70 take one or
the other as matter VI conrse. they
are unwittingIy the means Of safety and
life 10 mulGtudss- They save Life where
9 glass Of wAter would have destroyed
il. SO that the use 81 these beverages
Is not merely allowable, il is polite. il
i 8 necessity Halle Journal u
Health.
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Why
I'm going to uncle inns TIE chel.
sea omnibun has run off ChArlsatowu
bridge, and has dsaghter was on board,
making as il be must be OF
'ChelseA omnibus--od the bridge !
sAIa Ned.
Yes. saw il
Heavens my wife Was on board J.
said Ned, turning pale.
Indeed. TN sorry. said jim, but eI-
ense ne, and he started up the stree.
At rapid pace,
Ned jumped for bis bat, and the bext
minute Was running in the directlon Of
The bridge as fast as his propallsrs
could carry him
Pumng like porpOiss be reached
the bridge, and noticing group Of
men gazing into the water. be hurried
to the place.
Where did the omnibus run OFF,
cried Ned, trying to conceal hiA an1ie-
ty.
What omnibusT
i WAS told the Chelsea omnibus iusl
run od the bridge, replied Ned.
The msn stared a moment, aud then
one Of them said, smiling:
Tt just passed. and must have gone
of that end, pointing towards Charles
town.
A slight litter satisfied Ned that he
had been sold aud reeking with per
spiration' be made bis way back TO the
store, where be found Jim comfortably
seated perusing the morning paper.
Ned began TO swear. aud was getting
into a passion. when Jim rema, ked:
i admire your affection for your wife;
and be sure | shall report to her the
anxiety shown by her loving lord for
her welfare
The joke was soon Anown in the
neighborhood, and Ned was bored to
such an extent as TO effsctually cure
him OF his joking propensitios.
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--'FAthsr, asked little three year.
old the other day, At dinner, ol bis pa
pa. 'what Is il that makes the light
ningf 7 You cant understApd il now,
vas the answer; I'll tell you when you
get little older. and the father vent
70 his avocAtion. IL the evening be rs-
turned. and the youDg hopeful climb
ing upon his knes. sAid 70 him, Papa.
/ know shat mhkes the lightning II
is God scratching matches against the
sky 7
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II . II S A l. h
he subsxFsbsf azsrs ne ssls hss Faxu 81 Akest
eAse HuNtft& ard h&ttf Asrss at tAnA. usunseA
slssat "a sg4s seatA II ihs Village ~ MA4eAss-
tes. feFnsfQ knowS ~ The SSH FkFms
ThnFt AFt ag@a tAS EfsHisss na& cord pwsil'
tAk Aeuss. fsgf hafsH kz1 eshes as.t Ssilliszya.
tee osUh&sdk atsot 10 RcFss II wasd Aaxsd tsssela=
AaEsE s9eAs orchard u aaant Ssa lass With s1-
Kes kuass. nssA faFn IL vea .wAlsyed sAd raa-
ss1s Watsx v Ehs bakaYArA a 4eaafah2s tac&s
ttoNy fa@saasssza gives oa " h~sarm iks EFn1 a
eat Nafeh.
u D@s@saaFY pxFt u Ne psFrA&sa mSn.y Haay
FsHhaia = Nzsts tEs sFSE he ptsoe. Tsrms eeag.
EAsebastsz. OCT n, sess Aa