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Advertisements Tess than three months,
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so cents for each s Equent insertion. Unless
the number of in ions be marked upon the
manuscript will ,ublishedu unit forbid and
charged according
Obituaries, Ann ements of Candidates for
Office, Communic' IS calling uron, advoca-
ting or opposing idates, and all Commune
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acter, or intended or calculated to promote any
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Ng- Special notices 20 cents per linefor ev
cry insertion.
rs A liberal arrangement made with these
who advertise for Three, Six or Twelve months
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TITO INVALIDS.-Cold Sulphur " alter direct
from the Springs near Goshen Depot Va.
A remedy of unsurpassed utility and power in
DYSPEPSIA, LIVER DISEASE, BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
and GENERAL DEBILITY. In many diseases, pecu-
liar to Females, its highly beneficial effects are
greatly extolled by some of the best Physicians
in the country. Sold by
F. H. LINK, bruggist,
Staunton, Va.
june4-tf-Spectator copy-tf.
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BE HAPPY.-A cheerful temper, kindly
heart, and courteous tongue cannot be too
carefully or too sedulousiy cultivated. On
the other hand, a disposition to be gloomy
and captious, to be bitter and illnatured, to
be cynical and slanderous, cannot be too
cautiously avoided. The one habit, too, is
apt to grew and become powerful as the 9TH
ar If we permit ourselves to look constant
ly on the dark side, and to view everything
with dis1ust and jealousy, we shall seldom
be able to realize and enjoy anything that is
bright, beautiful, kindly and generous
There ia haweser, nothing so calculated TO
inspire health, deface beauty, and take away
from the human countenance all those rosy,
shining lights, which are admirably suited
to brighten and adorn, as q disposition to
fret, vox and be miserable The soul is then
reflected through the human countenanee,
just as it is often mirrored in the eye.
A Memo VERDICT In Alabama, not
long since, they tried fellow for stealing
hogs. The jury, after hearing the testimony,
retired to the woods to make up their YER
dict, In short time they returned with a
verdict Of Guilty of hog stealip' in the fust
degree" The Judge told them that they
Should have assessed the value of the hogs
that there was no degree in stealing and
that they must return and bring the verdict
in proper form" Again some elaboration
old Tim Turpin proposed to write out the
verdict. and they returned to the court
house Old Tim handed the verdict to the
clerk, and the clerk read as follows: We,
the jury, pusilanermously doth find the de-
PENDENT guilty in the sum Of one dollar and
half in favor Of the hogs" t
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IRON SAFES FOR SALE CHEAP.-A number
of Messenger Safes, belonging to the Virgin
ia Express Company, for sale cheap, on time.
These safes would be useful to farmers, and
others, as secure receptacles for valuable articles
paper &c.
Call and see tstem at the Virginia Express Of
flee, near the Depot.
VIM. Il. WATTS, Ag't.
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DRIyATE BOARDING HOUSE: The under
signed has taken the House of Maj B. q:
Bagby, on New Street, above the Engine House,
and is prepared to accommodate persons desir-
ing private boarding, with boarding and lodg.
ing or board by the day.
apr30-tf NJ. A. MILLER.
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r ASST NoTIcE those Indebted to Hilb
L. Weller will pleaseeall apa settle before
the 9th day of June next, after that date the
Notes and Accounts will be collected by law.
HILB & WELLER.
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Honor THY FATHER AND MOTHER.
pleasant is to see boy obedient and affec.
tionate to his parents; how exceedingly un-
pleasant it is to see one who is rude and dis
respectful. 1t is sure mark of bad boy
to see him disrespectful to his father or moth
er, and to hear him speak of his father as
"the old man" Or of his mother as "the
old lady" 1t shows bad heart, or at least
sad ignorance of the meaning of the in
junction, Honor thy father and mother. .
Parents sometimes think it strange that their
children treat them with'a want of respect,
and complain that they are not obeyed.-
Mother did it ever occur to Won that it is
your own fault, in great measure that
your children do not exhibit proper respect
to your commands? It's true, whether you
ever thought Of it or not, where you arc
cross, Or out Of humor, it has strong ten
dency to ALLEVIATE the affection of your child.
Could you love and honor any one who al
ways greeted you with harsh word, and an
angry look +? Could you respect any one who
seldom acted with a confederation for your
feeliagss Children think just as you do
about this, and you cannot expect them to
have q proper respect for you if you have no
regard for their feelings. Be kind and
agreeable to your children, If you would
have them love you.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP. -The undersigned has
7 formed o-partnership with Mr.. R. NJ. Ayres
and the business which has heretofore been con-
Quoted by him, WILL in the future, be carried on
under the firm and style of Waller Ayres.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
continuance of the same to the new firm, and
pledges their best efforts to merit it.
l.. B. WALLER.
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|nH YES! OH YESi! I have
~ this day taken out
AUCTIONBER'S LICENSE.
Those wanting goods, or in fact, anything
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
in Town or Country, will do we'll to gige me q
call. i
Office under Va Hotel next door to- Mandle-
baum's Clothing Store.
Auction every Saturday in 'front.' of Court
House.
va will sell on most reasonable terms
Dec l3th-tf HENRY o. CEASE.
A NJ. SIMPSON, II:
n, Having taken the old
office of DR.. Donaghe, on Main Street, opposite
DR.. Chapman S Office, is prepared to Manufac-
ture
LADIES', MISSES
AND CHILDREN'S SHC rs
of all styles and of the best quality.
Having fitted up neat room for the accom-
modation of his lady friends he will be pleased
to have them call and leave their measures for
any work they may need, promising to give sat
sfacton, as usual, in each and every instance.
Feb. 81, '68-tf
FASHIONABLE TAIL OR,
HAHN Street, Stanton, "a four doors East
of Crwford's old stand,
where he is prepared to execute work In the mos.
fashionable manner and at the shortest notice, a.
a reduced price for the CASH. Cutting andren-
ovating done in the best manner.
Aug. g, '67-3m.
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How TO TELL Coon MEAT OR FISH,
beef should be of fine grain or fiber, the flesh
or lean of bright red color and firm the
fat white, and distributed throughout the
lean it should not be yellow or semihuid. -
Ii the meat is entirely lean it will be tough
and its nutritive power low. Heifer beef is
close-grained, but paler than the preceding
the fat is very white and the bones are small;
its flavor and nutritive power are inferior,
and its value therefore less. Bull beef is of
very dark color. 1t does not contai = muchs
fat, is generally tough, and has a strong
meat-like odor, and an unpleasant taste. 1t
should never be used. Veal is dry if fresh.
1t should be close grained. If the meat is
moist and flabby it is stale. Mutton should
be of clear deep pink tint; firm and with
liberal supply of fat. r...r IS
Fine wcther mutton may be recognized by
the presence of small mass of fat on the up
per part of the leg. 1t is more nutritious
than ordinary mutton and the darker it's tint
the finer the flavor. Pork should be of a
pale pink tint, 1.-THE fat very firm Ii it
is SOFT or if the fat is yellow, the meat is
bad. Ii it is semifuid the auimal has prob
ably been fed on flesh. 1t must not be for
gotten that pork is apt to contain certain
parasites, viz: the cysecercus, which pro-
duces tapeworm, and the trichina spiralis.
1t the eyes are bright and the feet supple in
poultry and birds they are fresh but if these
signs are absent they are either diseased or
STALE Fish should always be used as fresh
as possible. When in this state the ewes
are bright, the gills of a fine red color, and
the body stiff. Itwould be great improve
ment If fish were always kept alive at the
stalls. 1t is by no means an impossibility
In the case of fresh-wate fish, for in Swift
zerland and in other European countries.
they are preserved in tanks of water at the
hotels, and only killed when wanted for a
meal.-Dr- .Lnhn Dn.nner
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Business Cards.

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JOHN EcHoLs, In. BKLt
h.H.cArLETT, HoTcHKIss.
TCHOLS, BELL, CATLETT co.
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Already .Jfve thousand Coolies are repor.
ted to have arrived at Omaha on the Pacific
Railroad, on their way to Illinois, Tennes-
see and Missouri
This company has an agent in China.
who is active in carrying out the objects of
the association. and the five thousand allu
ded to are only the first instalment
What will be the effect of these importa-
tons upon the large class of laborers SO re-
Gently liberated, and made dependent upon
their labor for the supgart Ct themselves and
their families ?
The answer is plain If these importa
tons continue, and the number of Coolies
imported should be as large as this company
of Wells-Republicans intend and anticipate,
then all the agricultural labor IN She South
and Southwest will be done by the new
cQmeFs, and at such rates that neither col
ored nor white labor can compete with them.
The question is one of vital Importance,
not only to the recently enfranchised freed
men, but to philanthropists throughout the
country. Baltimore Gazette. III.
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NEW FIRM
IN NEW STORE
NEW GOODS
GUY & DRAKE have just opened an entirely
new stock Of Goods at "White's old corner,'' in
the house recently occupied as queenswares store
by Piper, Drake & Co.
Their stock consists of Ladies Dress Goods of
all styles Lace Points and Shawls, Black Iron
Barege-two yards wide for dresses and Shawls ;
NOTIONS AND WHITE GOODS.
Linen Diaper and Towels Bleached and
Brown Cottons, Bed Ticking White
and Red Flannels
MEN AND BOYS WEAR.
We wish to call special attention to our Black
Apacas.
We will be glad to see our friends or fany
other man.
R. NJ. GUY,
apr23-2m D. W. DRAKE.
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LICE ON CArrLE.-Remedy-Take white
oak bark, boil it in WITHDRAWING strong
decoction wash the animals on the back
and on the sides, In twenty -four hours the
lice will BIO completely tanned. Tanners oil
is also first rate. s5iI 5tL ST. l- ..-.-
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TzO FARNERS.-Ws will pay the highest
CASH PRICE for WHAT and CORN.
Apply to our Agent, W. H. Watts-Ohice near
the Depot.
L. HARTMAN l. co.
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nR. B. P. REESE will devote his entire time
l. to his profession. Calls left at the
store or at his office on the corner above the Lu-
theran Church. and nearly opposite DR.. Wayt &
Bros. Drug Store, will have prompt attention,
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WHIPS,
BITS &C.,
go to Ed Hall s, where he will find the best as
ortment of the kind this side of New York, all
of which can be bought cheap for cash.
ED. HALL,
on wharf End door from Peck Il Cushing's Auc
ton House.
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For CONSIDERATION OF MOTHERS.
legs and knocking knees are among the co IN
monest deformities Of humanity; and wise
mothers assert that the crookedness in eth
er case arises from the afflicted one having
been put upon his or her feet too carly in
babyhood. But Manchester physician,
DIR. Crompton, who has watched for the true
cause, thinks differently. He attributes the
aforementioned distortion to the habit some
youngsters delight in Of rubbing the sole Of
one foot against that of the other some will
60 to sleep with the soles pressed together.
They appear to enjoy the contract only when
the feet are naked. they don't attempt to
make it when they are socked or slippered.
80 the remedy is obvious keep the baby's
soles covered -Gs ~
knocking-knees the doctor ascribes to
different childish habit, that of sleeping on
the side with one tucked into the hollow be-
hind the other. He has found that where
one leg has been bowed inward more than
the ether. the patient has always slept on one
side, and the uppermost member has been
that most deformed. Here che preventa-
tive is to pad the insides of the knees so as
to keep them apart and let the limbs grow
freely their own way. All of which is COM
mended to mothers who desire the physical
uprightness of their progeny
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II Attest NEWS!
IL WAR DECLARED /!
ANNEXATION OF CUBA |! ! !!
Gen. Grant, orany other man, who wants,
SADDLES,
BRIDES, and
HARNESS, New or
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Business Cards.

MOULDLNGS,
: BRACKETS,
manufactured to order, aud, in fact, every thing
appertaining to the completion of house.
In addition to this we would call your atten-
ton to our LUMBER YARD-Lumber furnished
i'll the rough or worked as may be desired.
+, FENCING PLANK IN ABUNDANCE.
Orders promptly filled and shipments attended
to. Parties from the country will find market
here for Lumber, Shingles, &C., for which the
cash will be paid
Ns- TERMS-CAsH ON DELIVERY. ~a@
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How TO Destroy THE CURcuL1o AND SAVE
The P4uMs.-Nearly every one has some
method of destroying the curculio, BUTTE
OF those suggested seem to be of any practi-
cal value. The use of whale oil, soap, kerr
osene oil. smoke, salt, lime. sulphur, tar,
cotton and wool twisted around the free, or
any of these is of no avail. The curculio
will still make his half-moou inoision and
deposit his egg. The only process that has
yet proved itself effective in my experience
is to jar Or shake the tree every morning
from the time the fruit is as large as pea
until it is fully two-thirds grown By past
ing newspapers together and placing them
under the srees fitting the paper closely
around the trunk, the curculio will fall on
the paper when the tree is shaken, and can
be easily destroyed. By practicing this plan
on your plum trees every morning as direct
ed, the fruit can be saved. 1t is sometimes
necessary to thin out the fruit, especially of
young trees, which are apt to set more fruit
than they can ripen, and unless relieved in
this way very often die after the first heavy
crop is matured. 1t is better for the fruit
itself to thin it out, also. that which is left
to sipen being improved by it. ia1iz}'
The New York herald., 1869-09-04

VXTANTED TO PURCuAsE-ONE TfNp nLAcE WAL
w nut Bedroom suii. Describe nurber AZ picces sira
4c and the lowest cash PRICE Addses K00NOHY JersSS
The New York herald., 1869-09-04

A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT COVERED
brocae cost S450 for &75 do, 470 Etaeeres mar
oue,sre bos de tAbinsts Panofoss Bronses tain
ngs sstuAry; Chamber, Dining Furniture; China al ~
city. 81 West Fifteenth street, near Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1869-09-04
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

"A Room and Board for the winter. Application, fro m
French faua,nss aso solicited. Address H. E. r. Herald
once. ...f
The New York herald., 1869-09-04
FURNITURE.

4 paIvATF FAMILY LEAVING TOWN WILL DIS
nose Of ali their magnificent Household Furniture, 60
Panoforie cost $3.50 $27e rich Parlo Suit cost Stoo.
FOR Nl ons do brocate cost $500 Tor 4450 one do reps
ST, Bedroom su lie $40 $500 and the complete
ure OF house cheap for cash in lots 70 suit Cali
The New York herald., 1869-09-04

NRONT AND BACK ROOM AND BEDROOM. ON
Suffolk street
The New York herald., 1869-09-04
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

ITO LET, Low--lba DEKALB, BETWEEN CLERMONr
and Vanderbilt avenues, Brooklyn brown stons high
stoop three story all modern improvements
nehborhood first caas must TO appreciate For terms
and keys apply TO NJ MURRAY same row, or II. TRENOR
No. Collage place, New York.
, 1869-03-06

Hepn b1lclu Ssate Convention NJ Al
lxntA-Adopt1on OF = memoriaf 10
Cenareas setting Forth tho Poitkteal
Nexds OF 1he Stale.
spec,at Despatch to The Chicago Ttbane.
A7LAA1A. Gs. kAsch5.
FursnA1t to TITO Adse.ttted call Of Poster Biod-
ge't, Chklruas OF tho Get tai Committee, q coz
veuuon Of the Republican passy met hers to-day,
,he object, ~ ldsert1etd, was to &acertaln The
v4e~s ii lcyll men Of saM atata u 70 tha neGa-
ufea nteerfsry TO rtcouns nd 10 Congress look.
itR to ! ttts'eu tnt Of tho Gtosgia question. One
hrLdrsc ann t1u' coaD!iea ware fto1esentsd by 43a
eel RAtee, OF whom s0l were uhtte, sud 81 col
ord. 'rae wh1te s%ction Of the Stats WIS fally
Erprestn'ed.
kerI.nia conley, Pssntent ot the lase seasse,
Wa eIet:ef p4 suA:t nj frrAdeGt-
4 preamble md r&bo!ui.ors woto adopted TEp.
rt.eh,sIc h. u1n BET cf 10. II lyes loss by v!o-
lencs the pat Jrar ~ fFagnt5ul. md, though raea
nd tho liberties OF hatf the population os the
ststn are taken away BY Illicit an uuuSptug leg.
IL 8tI,u. Thns made IN urgent 4ppcal to Con-
gttsa 10 eutoftn tullJ the Reconstruction acts, 70
authorize some competent Authority TO organize
rcstJ cn.c:sc NJ ssn4Eee.. p1sEe II OF tss fosty
ttelif,nle nemttss. Erteat thn colorod mem oers,
Tins estabs.Ah,u0 o'att ro7etnuent LOYAL 10 thc
Union aEd constitution.
They enthusiastically cudo.ea1 the couese 8nd
| po:iet n y. Nsuor bullock sno the tnau9nfal ID
drss os Grxtt. They endorstd the Fifteenit
Az endsncnsaa a cot aunEnaaon Of vqu1l ttgats
ard measure It justice 10 the blsck Eaan, and ~!
.h,s Viii d vocale iH adoptlon y hen thef have
Lg!aiAtutt oi loyal mcn, Hnc will In good faith
| tarr7 oot i'll prov1ti0Ls
They Arutlt, 'co 4 enHntttee Of prominent Re
| pubI'cars TO HaleiaR Oh 10 pFssett tue efaeia
| ftcoEd q! the & uycIu1n una yteWa Of tho Qaotk
4 5Jalls1 to Congress,
, 1869-03-06
NEW YORK,


apeeih Despsteh 70 Tne chicago Tribuae.
Ftw fouk, March ..
TIE norFTT JAAups.
Colonel Herman, Of bounty ft4u1 fms, dl4 not
appear tn court, Coaui.sso1tr Detss has poas-
pored Tho case till April 9Th. Tho dstfsuded sol.
dsF1A mntt on AontAJ uc1t 10 taks act.on On
ttt!F claim. Hetmau's couERsl PaTs the soldiers
w,ll to pad ID ak weeks, i1ou1 ths proessds OF
ue1nan's housc. Tho DtPt11ct Attorney has Il.
tnso nav wa11snts fot HtrEaa's srteat.
WALL stAz7r.
Thera wAs RfcAt e1citcncent. today, On Wall
susot, oreE Grants Cabinet. In tho 0old Room,
wtca II wAt announced that A. r. Btswxft had
hccu sppatu'cd sectataty Of tho Tressary,
b Asy talts wcrc "a ldo ind tho preut7tn deSlnod.
The setc.al imprcsston. up to sac announcement,
wss that Boutwell, would rtcsiva the position,
Ffon Btewsrt will. own ria~s 10 favor at eun.
trae.lcn and tpecie, his nomination 10 conatrs u
anon1 to.etR1 hAoktss ~ flTor1ug conndoIee
atnad, ard eaurod \ ssstnsthenipG Of Eoycrn
ne.t bords with lazRo pprehA1cs. Tns OPINION
u general that 5tevMt cannot retain tho once
cors'ster.lt With h.s PRINTS !n:eset.s, md Il IL
a'trAdy rnmo1cd thst he has declined to serve.
s1AT1 noAba.
go.det md 6onthotn securities wero rcnsraly
trn II ttt close.
1AH sxxx1AL srocx xAaxEr
was hesvy and 1o~ef. hpt tho decline was not
great. Tho unket wAs devoid OF aay special
feature, and general duInces prevat1.
7nI cAA1A1f AshouncRhHxfs
caused nuch surprise anonc politicians, and
many Hese tttarpota:od. Tho Cabinet ta aot gen
ersllJ populks, though very tew denouneo Il ~
ba1. New yosketa would hayu pscf,1rcd wash.
huyut tor Tbs Interior iEA,eAd Of tho Stats De
partu. ut, Ard think Al EA.ten In should have
rectlvcd tho !ss:er sppo ointment.
Taxx 1aArE xorzxExT.
A meeting Of metchttts md othe7a iutsraaiet
III t.eo uade will be held tomorrow to arrange
for larger meeting In the Coop:. Institute. II
1t pecpostd ty petition Congress to reduca the
tAttu On uaaIy Astiets or abolish 1t altogether,
70 TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FkEK 7RApK koTINEHr.
Nx~ YoxK, March ia Uccurg of hns]ncss
men - called to pro cst a9ttn4t the uaIeaaonahe
dutes imposed nJ Concsess. ...
TEE AtERtcAN E1ntE SOCIETY
hare 1ect ntly Ranzad tuur1ctn EsW au1illkft9
acn Ef1Eieo nxc7 tweuty-setts ta-Esaad books.
Al The ms ttlng ibis week $S,00 were app1o'
ptiatcd fof tho ~cFk a9rosd.
HHI Ro1N sEEsAUox.
The a ,or Of tsu Fstrca Th.aEe gave AWAY about
dbrce - wtrs upon 1t, hu. no one was bart. IL
wsr soen repaired md the bill pfosteted 10 III
ttt1utr 2tloE.
CC1sPIhAc1 A6AtSfT An OFFICIAL.
| Apro!ec &C assa.stnatipn OF the United asAtei
District Attcruev, by It t.in 1T iht e1aploy q
t6o convicted Whi,key der, has coma to Light
hrt txe would be IsAslu has Msdc his escx2e
! liz vAe pssd Ont hrstrta tolItss 70 DO tze Euz
dsrpus Job.
, 1869-03-06

PastirE sfnrR The eI1tet, the other day, The
writer's curiosity vas t1e1;e1 By ecrfCG 4 emsu
pousc On ths sidewalk. Vas II 4 model Or soNe
fa1npps In11's co.e4l. OF had Il becn used IN no
iItcsl lHce.stior, Or d ured II County or Ssats
Fairy Or Was !. pat teese ~ . sample o: how
hrulee thou,t hc hut1ss On e11ulnatiou, The
writer fo1Id fhtt see rot, sides REQ noor wese
eoverra w:sh contracted nspes OF psHeooAd, eat.
usAstt With II: wa tupeGy'ecs t. Asf hcd Nttsr.
SD n=u conductor Of beat aid cold. making 1t
cosl tt tcuNtr mt wslm II w:t:ef, a16 protect
ibp tha tcu-t ACRES: vrs1in. II ts pnt on tho
studs wilt oat ling 10 t1ds. or on tbs s.fah.
lee bo .rcs htfofc cls2botld cR, or on The in+tde
O. t.c s:uos befu'e d hing, or on The 18th. and
rsptret instead It pi.ettr;IC. IKE any wall. On
ikr joltts nnntE I: 6oota-to kee1 cat cold and
nosN--apa Mt rco!s. ura' ehtEE - o. s:as.t> cs
its.cad Gfhl for et4sel 70 {. And y Il 40 cheap
TIA. hou Is ieet b. So att 70 1eet ht2b, IN oe
eore1ca with II Ina nafe xt1 and water tta ht. Ard
~ warm /. brick h-nse. Iar about twenty art
dallAIs. -
The paper cau be used beEo.e tas1rst:on tot tia
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