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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18
PUBLIC SALE.

oDLS4O Nh oEls y
DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
- of Charles County, l will sell at Public
Sale, at Maryland Point, the late residence Of
B. w. Jameston,
On Wednesday, the 10th day OF Novem.
Der, 1870, Efh
the following personal property of said B. W.
Jameston, deceased: r9<
Horses, Mules, eight good
work Oxen, Cattle, Hogs,
Farming Implements, one
good Top Buggy and good
Harness, two good hvn1
@Axled Ox-Carts, lot, Of
Corn, Provender, House
hold and Kitchen Fur1i-
ture.; with many articles.
too tedious to mention.
NSr Sale to commence at 10 o. clock q. m. 81
rs Terms cash.
GEORGE N. LLOYD, Executor
of B. W. Jameston, deceased.
Nov A. l870-ts an
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18
Temperance Meeting.

NOTICE TO OUT-PENSIONERS.
ORDERED, by the Board of Trustees of the
" Aims House of Charles County, that all
Out-Pensioners be required to renew their pc
titions to said Board, on or before the FIRST
DAY OF JANUARY, 1870. Said petitions
to be signed by five respectable Taxpayers of
said county.
By order of the Board,
THOMAS NJ. WEIGH,
Nov. IL, l87O-td
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18
MARYLAND Steamboat Co.

ON and after this date the Steamer Massachu-
" sets will make two trips week between
Baltimore and Chapel Point, leaving Baltimore
Mondays and Thursdays at p m, and leas-
ing Chapel Point ON W ednesdays and Satnr-
days at 5 a. M; stopping at st. Mary's, Cone
River, Kinsale, Lodge Landing, Foxwelps
Wharf, Currioman, Longwood and CedarP oint J;
The Massachusetts is a staunch, good sea boat,
and has comfortable Berths and State Rooms,
good Freight Capacity; and will furnish re-
liable Semi-Weekly Communication between
Baltimore and Points on the Lower Potomac.
Baltimore, Nov 18th, 1870 [nov l1-2m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18
FRIDAY MORNING, nov. Is. 1870.

SThe election being over, the next pub
lie thing in order, in our county, will be the
session Of our Circuit Court, which opens here
on Monday next. We trust that such Of our
pssEons, whose accounts stand open IN our
books, and who may attend Court, will avail
themselves Of this opportunity to close them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-18
The War I'm Eurone.

The Russian demand for the abrogation O
the vital parts Of the treaty of 1856, which
would virtually place Turkey at the mercy o.
that power, continues the theme of exciting
discussion In the cabinets of Europe, and a
war which would involve the whole continent
is spoken Of as a thing which may occur a,
any moment. It is asserted that Russia has
already sixty iron-clad gunboats on the Black
Sea ready for use, and this, in addition to re-
cent military preparations, gives color to the
suspicion that the Car has taken this step
tial precautirn. The Russian government
bases its demand upon the fact that other
European treaties, and also that of 1856, have
been altered and violated by other nations,
and sets forth that in disowning its obligation
TO a limited enjoyment Of the Euxlne Sea, it
invites the Sultan to enjoy equal privileges.
Prince Gortschaknff, the Russian Premier,
AYERS that Russia has no desire to rekindle the
Eastern question, and only aims at increasing
her defensive strength. A British feet OF
observation will be established in the Mediter-
ranean in view of a, possible movement OF
Russia southwark. In some quarters the tone
of the British government is not considered
sufficiently strong toindicate war.
Rumors Of another victory by the French
army of the Loire were repeated Wednesday
It is stated that Won der Tam was attacked
on the road from Orleans to Chevilly, and
after desperate fight was compelled to re-
treat in very hurried fashion.
It is certain that the; French are following
up their recent victories, iudicting loss upon
he enemy at every point, and making every
effort to secure q position in the rear of til.
army investing Paris. News of the Orleans
victory has been received in Paris, and Tro-
chu has informed his troops that the force OF
the enemy around the city consists of 100000
men, occupying circuit Of sixty miles, and
that at the proper time he will penetrate this
"attenuated circle Prince Frederick Charles
is marching towards the Loire with $1,000
men, and his advance was reported last night
at Sens on the river Yonne, about seventy
miles east Of Orleans y .aa4 -s.iv.-s -'t-4
A correspondent writing from Versailles
processes to see in the present movements Of
Won der Tam a trap for Paladines, the result
Of which will be another disastrous capitula-
ton. 'Sii3L
In the department. offthe southeast news Is
received. of the recapture Of Dion by thu
French, which has had the effect Of recalling
the Prussisa force at Chevigny. Dole, which
was reported occupied BY. the Prussians few
days ago, is still 10 the hands Of the French.
Won Moltke estimates that the Paris COM
will give out in about four weeks.
but Trochu asserts that his provisions are
sufficient to allow to each inhabitant of Paris
two pounds Of bread, fresh meat. bacon and
Tried vegetables per day until the goth of
January. -...r. ...-z.... -
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-09
E GALLAGHER.
JOHN BACON I'd,
A. p. HALE,
[ X, T r u A K .

u IA { n M T II,
l.r. Village, -. Iohn-hOrv, W.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-09

NOT EY HORACE GKEELY.

In selling stock by live weight, it is u
good plan 10 feed each one about three
pals OF water and what other stuff can
he cot down them just before driving on
the scales. II the buyer has ever invest
ed much money on Change he will know
what ''watered stock means.
In holding the plow, always prefer
to hold it in the house, seated in a rock
ing chair, with my family clustered
around me.
In planting hay, 1 always plant the
longest | can find, a. short hay bends a
persons back too much in cutting it.
In the matter Of wheat, | always raise
it by the barrel, at a mill not far away,
~ 1t saves buying seed, plowing, cra-
ding, and threshing. l generally raise
1t ON a note.
In travelling through the country,
have often noticed the farmers do not
sufficiently regard the health of their
animals. My barn Is arranged on Il
plan OF my own. 1t open Oh all sides :;
- thai NJ creature may have to stand
out III the storm because am asleep or
away. This also saves lumber All
around the barns are benches on which
any + the animals can sit down vixen
tired of standing, or when waiting for
something or other to turn up. Tde
:, erltf says that my cattle always sell
when my ncighbor's don't and he thinks
ii Is all OWING TO my economy and L do
not doubt it,
In sub-oii ing piece OF ground, l al
ways "plant' mortgage on 1t the WIN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-09
"OHr SHiDS.''

In those bright summer mornings when row
Up from th' Bay upon the brood Maumce,
Amid the stately boats thnt come aud go.
meet the toy chip going out to
Each ship board propelled 10y psprr -ail-,
Aud given with .hout- to bil!ow- ard to gales.
All, happy boys! that lnunch your ships away,
PIying th- merchant long before Your time
We men are like to diving day,
still sending ship to every distant cline;
And some mems ship come back to their own shore
And some men, ships come back to them no more.
In youth our chips to fetch us love sent,
u-onG since they wen; in tlose glad days of old,
) me went for fame and some for power went
And then We sent whole tie Is trn. us gold
And OF all the sl.irs -,nr across the main
Not one in thoutand- to III gain.
But believe our ships gone before
Como to some Better Land, to which we-:o:
There one by one tho gather the shore,
Blown stately in ty all tie winds that blow,
And We -hill find them some happ, day.
Moorcd ft-t, and waiting at the Golden QGty.
y'.f,.I.. - D'1Is
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-09
The FdShiOHdbie CiergyNseH of
NeW York and Their Pdy.

In the Episcopal order there are Vim
ton and Dix in the high church, with
the Tvngs, both father and son, in the
low church. In the Presbyterian we have
Adams of Madison square and Hall OF
the Fifth avenue. la the Reformed Dutch
branch there are Ormiston, 4 new conner
and Dewitt, who /, now just entering the
retired list. The Baptist can boast tn.
learned Williams, the haavy-tOncd Arm
ta.c, and the noisy " Wescot. while the
Methodists have Smith, Newman, lIar
rover, and score Of other acceptable
divine~. Out of all this number, Beech
er being brooklyn man, there are bat
three men ut first class talents Ines,
are Dewitt, who, IL | have said. i u-t
about retiring, Tying senior, who Is also
nearly worn out. and Hall, OF the Fifth
avenue. The latter, being not much over
forty, may be expected to yield con>idrra-
be service, ana L. in all respects the most
popular preacher IN this city. Thera
are a lar.c number oi useful and worthy
cicr4ymcn here, nut with al. their cX-
crilcuce they have not reached distinct
ion. 1t l., perhaps, much to their adj
vantage that they have not, for an eX-
r..-~ "t reputation j. one OF u professional
m"n'o greatest mi-hap-. Hall receive
about Slo,ooo, not all salary, but per
qHl-ltes and donations Will reach TIM
ti-nre. His salary i marked ~ il--
!ncilon peculiar to lt~ own case Bong
/
payable III ="ii lhIN arose from liz be-
~ called from Dublin. whcre all currcn-
* l. on q : '.d basis, and also becau>e
he came Al time when our paper mon
y wa- tiucluat'ng IN no small degree.
In order. therefore, To place iH> call on u
-JilI bass, II was made pay'I"r in cold
pr. lyng'- oiilce /, worth 5000 per
annum and a comfortable rvrtory. ljF.
| Potter OF trace church take II not los
/ than Hl".OOo, beside the Use "t Inc best
rvc;ory IN New 1orh. l)r. Adams he
~ very F.cH, - no, - Wei PHi' NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-09
The THO Mirrors.

a skipIi ing ur hin, ysy and fair,
With eycs liz" sapphircs Leaning,
franc up my path, liz fiaxcn hail,
In tangled iusI,t- roaming;
And in hi d.rt.d,d grace
l'4li memory ought To- tr-c,
An image Of the face
That =hone with ki.drcd joy
Wher too WIS 10y;
But time hold oil the glass o far,
! only saw the ,vc.,S -tar,
And, 10y it. t~inkling slnmcr, real
un my own fac. on stone
With mn-s and Eravc-;..,--. ."vcrg:ou
The lcpcad-"IIc.c thy youth les dead"
The hoy dane d ~, and o'eltook
\ grayh,.rd's footsteps tremnlia-;
His pasted hand and vacant look,
50 il- o.a-e di--rulhn-.
R,youd. cl.aro! ,p-d d., ar
Meath skie. that dropped tar
Upon t,.tshtcd ui.--
siid 20 NY -,li,ued eye,
''suyn thou TOO here malt lir,"
For Time now held tie slr-- so near
That | could .har,. the .li=,r'- fear
Who think, how roou hi- grated door
Must yirli rrs silver plate, 60 score
iIi- nam up.- t-c ,oihn,d c..I
Wee .ieu ,ud lo-: Al iast iIl.-: ! ell,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-09

derings will be very much restrained by
liberal feeding at home. They travel
for food mainly, and if it is found that
they trespass, it is much more economical
to draw upon your corn-bin to restrain
them, than to draw upon your ncighbor'~
corntield and eXhaust his patience. Seth
Twig2~ i as sound as a nut on good
neiahborhood and as it is a credit to
IIooLertown, am glad to say that he
found that Jake Frink had Il conscience
and paid the bill. Moral-Don't pre-
sumo upon your neighbor's rascality.-
Im.othy Bunker IL Imer,can 1Y'jcuhmiSt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-09
The CHcSt on the TehHeI'.
I'm En@IHcrT'> story.

III T. "N9i'N''N' "h
| believe there : lao c!a-- oi pr"Pi'
who owe tLclr safety - nIuch t. 'hHi
strange sympathy which exists h,twceu
nature and ntn a. the locomotive IN
G'I'tr liz nerve arr constantly Wror@h'
up 70 - tense P.'rh OF excitement a. T."
rcnlrr him peculiarly sensitive 10 the
~lightc-t promouiti.u ot Danger: and nay
theory i thar every man WHO runs a To-
comouvc should have thi- hghiv ~truu-.
finely wrough, organic tiuu. 1t th.~ VA
the case. and every unr would heed lhr
still small voice. warning of approaching
evil, there would be fewer accidents than
there are under tine cNi-tIn. state OF
things.
Almost any railroad man viii tell you
OF instances which have come u"dcr ms
own obs rvaiI'n wE,rt some poor fellow.
just before the fatal hIow which launch
ed him INTO eternity. sald. Il am blue,
Il ieel n II something was g"irI@ I" hap
pen, ct something %! tie kind. lie
member gay. merry boy. the pct ct the
train, who stopped singing u comic >on4,
sayiu@, "Dvn't tease me. I'm lonesome,
and jumping oil the engine, and running
ahead, WIS caught between two freight
cars and killed within three minutes after
the words lett hls iins. sincerely hc-
licvc that by hccdn@ thc-e warnIng~ the
sad end might often h1 aNcrtcd.
speak from a ten years experiences
nave rum All hihII oil Trans on al SORTS
oi roads. nave "hl>'I'" i"r brakes
reversed my engine, Hiid 9I"ii''d my tN-
press passenger tram, with ten heavily
loaded cuache~, "lthin Twelve inches cl
broken r!Ii, which would have sent u
all to Kingdom come 'y the way OF u deer
rocky gor-e below u, mad not halted
once reversed my machine, ana backeo
long lie'Snt up i h'aFy Srd"e' Wht'
running upon direct orders gwen me hy
the president oi the road when had
gone on nan mIle lurtLcr around !;
curve we should haH" run mo an cNcnF
SION trilA 9olhS on PI'ihc. Che III
mai l"9gE hlSht stopper S"''''!''5 '".'
taking my lantern went "ut spying IN
track aiea', wen N"oNii'- SHOULD hi''
something a'ni-S, anu iyih9 across 'I'
rali>' only lew lte' from 'ne '""-'h'cH
e. was S"l'chh';'i' VINO lad teti
knocNcu down ana DaHly INJURED ny
tram just ;t"cad oi u. Ana al 'h''!Ie
time, on gong ahead 10 look ior aahser
found Il tremendous gFeat rock that iia'
rolled down on TO Inc 'iacA from lcd-
above us. iiaNe 80 explanation TO ct
ieg Tor these singular prcsentlments the.
cone acrcS- me all al once, and, n I
were, compel me to obey them haN
never had one play me Has, ANA NAV
never met with "A Serlons iccld' mt.
The slran9est and most una'countabI
adventure | ever had was on the 81
and ST railroad. Ii was III tine open
) ing OF the year,-the frost was comm
cut oi th> ground, making the tracN III
iernaily TOugh. Inc trans were ali b>
hind time. Everybody was cross, an
TO increase my discomfort, my regnia
fireman was olf-down with the ague-
and in his place they had sent me ml'
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\ CHRISTMAS GIFT

To al vclriy .uI uIsorihyrs to APrLETuN'S JprE>AI-
publish"l "ecklv. Two woih- subscription Col. .rI~
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Nearly ready for publication, t.r FcSr.rhy 4 Gr>
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.oon Use THE VEGETABLE TQ7A
1870 PULMONARY BAlSAM." tOI Y

IN. Old standard rcmcdN Tor c7UELs C'IHr V0I-TI7I
ion "Nuthing better. CUTLER BROS n I" 'i'oS oH'
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M00RE'S RURAL NEW-YORKER,
RtR1L AND FI.UILI U'E'EKL y
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY

The RURAL, now IN its 2lst year, ia not only the
LAR''isr IusT ANp CHEAPEST, but by flr the largest
rncuh'inG Journal of Its clasr in the World Natona
ed, il il the
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ioHNSBuRY W. FILE WORKS

.r-IAIII-H-r l>th)
A.. ,..i- T FlIcs and Et-is Ec-cut.
.rIA-E. 4 I. Fairbanks 4 Co., -. Johns
o. =. ia u E-Y.. #. NJ. {. : L. K. L., Lyn-
y. J.. DAVIS E-r.. NJ. NJ, l.. d u. Il. L., kut-
i.4 'N-.1 -,alr Co.. Gage, Porter d Go
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Tim EH!thss. or GDod .EctghbOr-
HDCti.


- ''"'i Il -'' .'.oi.- wen en'HG" Win
iarh'E >.''''h 81 ..' ha'h conc down
Do line -i"i' 'nI n''- It a." Il 81" '''il'
i".--~ r"ri rnL the ,'~n,' oui OF hi
'.trd 7 Ir. 81 h' -t'oi 10y my Garden
l"n'..
%! 90 ''-n -;!y O." 81 ''"h' ILmN hIII'!
t"a' i''h''~' "v" -. I"G'Hr'i dr"cr.
~. b.. ".i. AMI iI'- i on {. few.
l. -.. / hrpt l.IN'y-' "ut J""' .-0.and
SOME an js-"'- - .n." my -'r.tn and
-.u, an. m.uo-ut' lI>r.S h,.d ~.lne-
l.u. bid ",.r- :a " b..l f." damaged
r.r.. "a.,u l".ar- paid like Christian
"'.n. H'ms,nn. i 'ru' lis TURKEYS home
and asked n." tp take rar" "n 'cm. Bat
n.F.r Ill ,-aI . AI'Ii"' IA I'm, m"I" ID
w.I "t .i .l.Ar,~ ~h,cP Aud now
'"r critters "'..y.. i''r ot my Jo"l'- tur-
.,.-. and haunt t"| fac. - como and
til M 'n't it>' ta"p, bit went down
to i'Ir >,otc and tr'-'" 'n't - ct he
i'.y SUDAN "nt -r"'ni.
"Iir l. a. '","'. AS dlri l. de-;fuy pro- T.
r.ty 'n ,hai ~. s.s.I tucker.
Il -nouitui a. though; - nurh "i II,
-'I > ill., p"!'i"- 1""y AZ IL pipe, -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-09
HOMES. HEALTH. H.ppINE>..

How I" be Obtained for FIVE DOLLARS pantl-
ton, Fsrm- Villa Sit,- and Town L't-, tho At
Premium Land sac, Aiken, ;. {. lac '>hGt".,a OF
tn" SOUTH" i hou- tr~m New lork. Ih- mot d.,
GhtfUl iIrsc il. the world. lrr; funI the ruor-
Northern winters xrtt fr Throat Di-, Vine
var and orchards in full hearing. For descriptive
pamphlet, addrcs- with stamp. J. c. DERBY, Aul -
"A
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CHERRY PICTORIAL TRoCHEs

Are slpcrior TO all othcrs for cough-. cod asthma
lr.uchiaI and lung dfcut!,s exec, dHElv p.la-
aide have none of that naUseitIug horrible uhcb taste
are very soCthiu- and act like = charm ministers
singer, and public pes kers will find they are 'tpecy
I'd lpted TO the voice; rl-o
IJ~HTON'S II. VI COD LIVER OIL. for Con-
sumption and Scrola fre-h and pGre; fr,t introduc-
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BEST AMERICAN WEEKLY {.

II s tn" standir authority Gil branches Of gri-
culture, Horticulture, &c ~ lit 'raIy and family
paper II IL fIvorite in many OF tn. hest families al
over the Mon, Cunada, &c. Indeed. MooRE's HrEAL
mas no rival III Its sphere and L. the largest u-t acd
Journal on the Continent number ntaiuin-
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&" III clstr 1t IL me paper for the East Wcs North
and South
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NOLl ME 81 NUMBER I74l.

y y"ung man in Ohio recently opened
cIothn2-s'"re, and was sent to Jail for
i. Reason: The clotl,iug-store belong
Ell 70 another man
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THE NEW YORK METHODIST {!


~ I-I''TII MI " LIN 7
Now III its eleventh year, publishes rcri-l
sf"rS i"r the family, new chid,u's star every v,ck.
With the Ii tie folk. Cd tTal- he best Meth
odt w n and 9th foreign and d! n.rsc L. IT, --
tac", !l. d iarnrut Of religious AID cl int, lii
EtH''. lIlcc = - a yeal. lit"rd prrmuui- a J.
commission I" cauvis-cr-. -uzcl ton
ANY time. For specimen, cLCl"-,. cent ia. :,
prepay postsGo. Addrc= TIE METHODIST, III
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@ & NuIIING.

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Che farm ana Garden.

SAND INSTEAD Oh SrEAW.-.I. :. Ives,
,i salem Mass, write a. follows to the
Country Gentl,m1u You ara correct in
lhc assertion that Massachusetts farm
r. advocate the use of sand as an alb
-orhant IN bclding cattle | have usei
i; more of less Tor the past fifteen years,
and consider the manure much improved,
Il, the sand retains the urine much bet
Ter than hay or straw. Fresh sand |
think equally As goci a thlt taken from
he sea shcrc. Cattle should he bedded
'h".e inchcs deep. We also cor-'der it
very advantageous to the health OF cat
tie. Farmers in our vicinity collect it
in August and store in q dry shed. by
winter it will become dry, and will not
lrceze in the coolest weather.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-09

GER LEATHER BITs-One of the
most cru" 'hirn- done TO dumb beasts is
uti..@ ilald hyzcn lron bis INTO "a horses
mouth. ii l. not only painful but a
dangerous act. For every time living
;le-n t,u, ne- Il metal much below the
!,eyziug point, the latter extracts the
heat rom the 1Ur.ler and freezes it.
iau- "a hoses month becomes frozen by
tie cu.u IRON every time it i put into it
each time causing these treGzings to 20
deeper and deeper, 10 end at last in c1-
tyu-ivo u.cerauun. With such sore
;noutu, the poor horse refuses 10 Mt and
piucs away. which calls the doctor in.
,Iey call i, bol-, garders, horse al, etc,
anI 90 10 cramming down poisonous
.irug-. in. doses; and :hc next you know
OF the poor abused creature, he is trotted
oil TO be ioud for the crows. Many
valuable horse has been "mysteriou-ly"
lost in Just that way. Thinking and hu
mHne people avoid thi> hy first warm
inL tie its :but Ibis is much trouble,
aud Sometimes impossible as III night
work, like Staging and physiclaus work.
Now all this trouble and loss are entirely
avoided, aS We have found on trial, by
-r'ting the harnc~S-maker- to get leather
ht> Tor winter u-e, So mad that metal
~It~taucc cannot touch the flesh. They
are durable and cost only halt a dollar
We wouldn't exchange ours for a gold
one, ii it couldn't he replaced. Don't
i;il to try it.-ktUH World.
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