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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
East Hardwick.

The Sabbath School of the Congrcga-
tiomal Church, at East IIardwick, made
their last monthly contribution for I-72
last Sabbath. The contributions for
the wear. amount to : 100, of which one
half goes for the support of the girls
school ut Odooville. Ceylon. the other to
the American Missionary a>Sociation for
the education of the freed men ut the
South. This school has done this for
eight Years. The average Attendance
of the school for the last year will not
exceed Srrcnty-live. If all the sabbath
schools in the land would do as much.
the treasures of the benevolent Socic-
ties would not lack for funds. Will not
other schools do likewise?
\ son OF Oron Kellogg rs Years old,
WAS bitten 10y fcrocinrIs dog at Hard
wick street. Il few days since His right
leg and arm and both his thighs. were
horribly bitten. He was in such agony
that his mdrr-cluthcS could not he
taken OH Whole and were cut open ut
the back to get them of: he is recover
ing, however, and it is to be hoped that
no serious consequences will follow.
The dog has since had Il dose of blue
pills from which he did not recover.
This dog nuisance should he abatcd
every owner of Il dog should pay :,
license OF so, and then the worthless
ours would all be killed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
5lrn' -7hrrfiGruirnfG.

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
TENEMENT TO EENT-tur a small family at
i the north end of Main Street. 4 FLINT iJtt
DARINERSlllP WANTED in Snu,. we'll rstah.
Il Ii~h"d mcrcantil" business 10y Il man of H. vriir :
experience. $1,000 t" invest. Address. y. Y. H.
talcdnnian office. 4Ii-.
| OST.-Eiihrr ON Railroad street or at Pa.sruu-
L sic village" Il Black Purtm"nnr red linin.,
containing tire" g bills. and SOM. other money
IN" finder will be rewarded by l'rV in- the same at
this office. II
MORO E'-lhis is To- certify that my wife Mary
Ann Nichols, has left my bed and board
without just Gauss, prnvicatinr and this i tn
forbid all persons harhoring 81 trusting her on my
account. aS shall pay debts of her cnntractin.
after this date IIOE Alto IT, \It'iIOI =
Iunrnburg, ' t., Dec. T. I-.1 Il -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
West Concord.

Christmas will Ice celebrated at TIA,
VI. T.. church. on Tuesday evening. Dee.
9th. and at the IniNcr>ali>t church on
W cdmc>dal evening. There " i'll Ice the.
usual Christmas trees. with lots of nice.
things for the children. and exercises
consisting of TccltdtiuI>. dialogues. mil
sic. etc. There will also be- a similar
gathering at thu Baptist church Texas
ON "Wednesday evening. y good time
is anticipated at each.
The Rev. l.. II. stone. state agent of
the NrIm"nt Temperance society. gave
Il deeply interesting address on Thurs
day evening of last week. t" an apprc-
clatiNr audience. Would that all could
have listened To it. and heard his thrill
ing appeals. or earnest and persuasive
arguments. in favor of temperance. "r
rather t0t6i abstinence. aS being tn" only
>Gtc course for men t" pursue.
Duing the past week there have been
held Il series of interesting meetings at
the VI. f.. church. with apparently good
results.
GuIdrll has again commenced work
ON he L. \ .. Il. r.. and from present
Indications the road is to Ice pushed
ahead the coming season.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
AUCTION !!

The subscriber will sell at public auction ON
saturday, the 18th day at January y. II. l-.B under
LICENSE from the Irnhat" COnTt. about seventy
acres ct wood and Timber Land bcin. the balance.
remaining un-"ld, h,nn.ing 10 the estate of Job
Randall. and known the Race Ri.ht living
about mill, w'-t of ~ n,"n Corner said land
will he sold III lots t. suit purchasers sale Ia com
mrnc,- at 10 "rl,~k \. NJ Terms made known at
time of sale. WILLIAM CHASE
GEO. II. WEEh> J -N"iil' >
Lyndon, Dec. 10 l-72 Ais
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
CRANKY.

"C"mmnm and very wonderful things
WAS the subject of AN interesting lecture
10y Rev. =. Il. Hall. IL. d.. on the eve
ming of the llth. "N"thimg." said he.
lis more common than air and water.
and yet how wonderful. Wonderful in
their composition. wonderful in their
lists. and wonderful like IL perpetual
miracle i'll their power to keep constant
ly pure and in their natural conditions"
DIR. Hall said he had observed with
great interest, the wonderful purity and
clrarnc>s of the springs III this town and
SAID this WAS doubtless one cause why
the town WAS :" remarkably healthy.
The lecture was designed particularly
for the Young, but all were highly en-
tcrtainrd, aS the lecture was rich in
useful and scientific knowledge.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
Hear We the mighty C.ntaur., tread.

Hear We the mighty Crnta,ur'> tread
See the long line of IN riad dead
With h'uf of horse and human head
Rise up and speak
Twas proud Olympus gave lis birth.
For thousand years We r"ain"d the earth
Eat prTtunrd flowers al the century plant
Drank liquid from the volcanoes mouth
Slew man and beast I" play our part
Then restored L. life by the trntaur's art
thasrd Wild mares On the field al Mars.
Lived "n III" earth, and slept among the stars.
TN other mission, now wr'r, sent
To bless mankind with an ,mnllirnt
OF which the world nrcr hath drr:imt.
Even our CENTAUR LINIMENT
II baulShr~ pam and all such things.
cures burns and ~caldS p"i~"n"uS ~ting--
Rheumatic horrors -CaTrs away.
Limhrr~ stif joints i'll u sn.l, day
Poor crippl,~ i'll their huhhling way.
Limp i'll on crutchrS-th"n walk away.
Fear not dumb horse. thy friend now ~I,.akS
Who heal Your wounds, and make You leap
Ten hars-pIr> OF oats I" bolt.
And tII>k about like Wonder colt.
yellow wrapper is the thing Tor hrutr~.
Whit" wrapper alone the family suits.
j. +. Ludcwig. of li"h"k,n y. j.. ~ay-: The
tntaur LInim'nr has cured me "f rheumatism
after intense suffering t"r i've Years.
i trlrd many remedies for my sl,Isrim,d lnclr
without relief The second h"ttlr "i ocntlur Lini
n"nt cured 1t perfectly. CHA~ IlHI. GIG Pine II
Philadelphia.
IL. Marsh. Esd N"rt, Of Adams Expires Ntahl'-;
New York. SAYS An "wnrI> ui horses should
kn"" ia" t"utaur LlnIm"ut. w fiud II thu. best
thing ever used ia stables
This testimony could h. repeated tnr a month
II N"u want t".N"id SUFFERING. Iu~t TN the C,ut.iiI
l.IuImrnt sold Toy all lTu-.I~I- i T.. ROSE \
co, - broadway y. y.
Children cry for Pitchers ta>toria.-A sub
>tItut" Tor Castor OIL II .l~-Imllti,- thu. furi
CURES Wind Collie. and ,.tu~,.~ natural ~l,,p II
docs not contain morphine. l. pleasant I" taxi.
nr'"r siPr- and never fails The best ply -,
known. /, 40
HALLS NE"ETAHLE >IDHINN iIhIE EENLwEK nov
stands among the INST and TN, he al 81 all artl.
'l'~ Tor similar Purp'-r. Ih, testimony 81 our
HlI\ -I'itI- i conclusive tu rs value, and We.
Al" personally acquainted with -,ur,-- ct ,i-,.-
wh,r" II has been used with thu b.~i 81 result. 1t
leaves II glossy aud III healthy condition. WhIl,.
i'I heads troubled with d.tudTufl col any disease. OF
ia" scalp. II acts lIk" charm CLEANSING them.
ny II. aud You viii not To- disappointed
II L""'H Cr"r,.r. MAY = I-r-
MNLIEEAII>o \ CuIom' Beware. IT irritaiIn-
Portions AMI 81 "Ilit'~. H,., Hun.4 II Hrr,
h"lInd amt Tar l. a ~ul,r,l-u swift and i,,rI,--
remedy t"i coughs colds. ~,,Ir throat dIticult, 81
breathing and all bronchial ailments There. i mo-
other Reliable IutIdutc tIliTrutuu : 10Th NNruIl,.
sid hN all druggists
Pike I""tharh" pr"!,~ III minute.
la Incr,irhl.. short space 81 tiu,,. y >ru.Itr =
II AIR RESTORATIVE has rs way mt" public Ia.
>"I. Why i'ciu-' II does thu, work and leaves
II" III ELECTS. seq advertisement
% /; + '% %#H% IN Il \ "I1 1>%
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
Alteration of a Check.

Alhcrti +. Hyde, of Newport, called
at the FIRST National Bank at this place,
Dee. 10Th. and obtained Il check of the
amount of so, payable to the order of
l.. West. He altered the sum to S:}OU
and went to Wells River and I.ittlrtom
offering the same to the banks at each
place, at Il discount. first of 80. then
80. Suspicious arose from his anxiety
I" sell the check At the suggestion of
cashier May of st. John>bury, Hyde WAS
nl"~trd At Littlcton and brought to
Wells EINcr. The case was imvcStiga-
i'd there. and he was ordered to find
'.iII III the sum of $500 or 20 to Jail.
dIIlng To find bail he has been lodged
60 jail at Chelsea. He endorsed the
check. -. West" Hyde assumed s,.v-
"Ial names. He had been in the marble.
'n>lnc>> for Il few months past at New
port. llNd" j. wanted at Newport on Il
charge of forgery
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
Death by Small Pox.

Mr. Pat Carr, reported sick with small
p"N, at Upper Waterford. last week
died Monday the 18th, He carried tin,
mail from this place to Upper Water
ford. and while here put his team up
at Mr. Hull Curtis. Mr.. Curtis son
Horace came home from Boston the
Monday following the great fire there.
and in Il few days was taken i'll with
small poX. Clothes used about him
were taken to the barn and deposited
in IL horse stall. Carr removed these
clothes. and in due time became sick at
Waterford. Carr insisted that while
Young, he had the same disease. and
considered himself proof against it, He
therefore may have been less careful of
himself while about Mr.. Curtis premises.
DIR. futile of Littlcton. and DIR. Motftt.
attended Carr. and both pronounced
his disease small poN. Two other fam
lilies reside in the house where Mr.. Carr
died. They have been vaccinated. but
fears are entertained that. ignorant of
Mr.. Cars ailment in the beginning.
they may have been exposed 50 aS to
take it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
Personal.

4 SA oOAAtAA"
Mr.. Stone and family reached san
Framci>c" Dec :. without accident ON
the way out there.
Nh. Ersiin Warden. of Waltham
Mass. formerly of tlio plt,r, Wa> pre-
scented with gold >igmcl valued ut
S2OO. 10y the members of the Temple of
of Honor. of Waltham.
ten. VIM. W. circuit, of Barton. Is
announced to lecture upon "R"hrrt
Burns" in NaIi"u> towns in Orleans
county. The Gen. is doing some lee
turing here in Court. upon subjects less
pnctical than the life of Robert Burns.
Prof. Churchill. who gave such de
lightfu readings the other evening, is II
Nclmontcr. having been born in Fair
lee.
Resolutions on the death of y. =.
Walter. which occurred November 9th,
I-72:
Hc>oIrod. That in the death of Angus
tu> +. Walter We recognize that the
Hand of God hath touched us and We
would bow with rcvcrcntial fear
RcS"lrcd. That i'll the death of our
brother we are clearly taught that early
manhood. culture. position or wealth,
are II" security against the "Scythc of
Time.
RcSOircd. That in this bereavement
the town has lost one of its most able
officers the c;IISc of education an earn
est advocate community one of its
most successful and oldest school teach
crS the sabbath School IL well informed
and efficient superintendent the VI. f..
Church one from whom we had reason
to expect much the ncighholhood an
obliging friend and the family IL tlacta-
bile and homorcd SOFIA kind hearted
father ii faithful loving husband.
RcsoIrcd. That we sincerely sympa-
thize with this deeply afflicted family
and dcvoutly bcsecch ''IIim who dnctlI
all things we'll" to lead the aged gen
tly," to hr cminently the ''widow'S God"
and Il FEATHER to the fltherle>S."
EcSoIrcd That Il copy of the above
resolutions he furnished to the family of
our departed brother and also some
county paper.
IL. p. Cushing,
|. -. l5EMI>. Committee.
El,WIN W. SwEETS
East Burke. Nov. 18th, I-72.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
Victory

Victory.
II. &. NaInum has sold his farm to Il
Mr.. Damon, and we understand intends
going West.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
BINGHAM BROS.
Notice

The annual mcrtin. of the Essay county Rail
road Company will h" holden AT thu. Company :
bhc" i'll -. JuhuSbuTN FIR thu, ,.c, ion -! directors
for the year ensuing. on the 18th day of I-ccmher
l-12, at o'clock i'll th,. AFTERNOON
Per order of Directors
Jon ROSS Clerk
81. Johnsbury Dec IL. l-7a 1911
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
The Fair.

he tar of ON ladies', at the North
hnr"h Ne>try. Tuesday evening. was Il
charming affair. The attendance was
large. The articles otfcre for sale were
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
Purchasers of Saw Mills

are notified that "" have commenced suits in
the l. =. Circuit Court against COLE BTGKEE
Co. Lebanon Y. H., Luxe BIZLEII. 81
.J"hn-hnrN. Vi, and +. e. CANHEE & 60. New
York. t~'llIng agents OF Brlknap. Ely 4 Co.,
N"ithi"ld. W. for intIin.'mruI> ni patents
granted DENIM, Ian" f"r improvements in Cir
cnldr Saw Mills. The public i cautioned
against buying Mills or SET Works manutar
inr''i and sold 10y the above named parties. OF
any other. in violation of "ur rights a. We
shall prosecute intringcr- Ia the. full extent of
NE law, anu hold purchasers OF infringing
Mills al st Works Responsible. for thu. T-r mt
the
Onr patents cover improvements in head.
"i'"k9 GENERALLY, sitting devices. DIGGING de
vices. tHpcriug devices and frictinnal SCI
works
Descriptive pamphlets sent To any address
anu copies 81 Ian" patents furnished upon
request LANE PITkIN 4 EI;OC h
1tf Nnutt,rIcr Vermont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
t. ,sohnsburp Galedonian.
, .Jnhn-bury, Vt, Friday, Dec. 70, 1872.

Friends III tins section of the State will add
.,,,.,..,ll\ To- the interest of the Cardonian by
.r.i.u- IT, local Items promptly and i'll brief Leg
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20

Hops.
Until within short time the price of
hops WIS 20 or - cents per p"imd but
for Il week or Nv" past the price has
gone up t" 10 cents or more, and agents
have been about purchasing. upon the
rising price. all they can find. 1t is
understood that the hop crop the last
season wa> moderate, and there is Il
probability that the price of this pro
ducti"m may Yet he largely enhanced.
The Germans. ls we'll as some aukrr>.
think they must have THEN lager.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
Rather Cool.

In the absence of her husband. Mrs.
lloratio II. Nichols of Luneuhurg. pack
ed up tn" most valuable portion of their
household goods. ordered the hired man
to take them to the depot. and left for
parts unknown. Mr.. Nichols has since
learned that she obtained goods /" the
amount of one hundred dollars and had
them charged to him Il few days prcvi-
Gus.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
The AIdine,
A TYPOGRAPHICAL ART JOURNAL
FOR 1873.

II. Il. DAVIS. Agent. Colrdnnian Office
ST. .Inhnshury. Vi
would respectfully ash the public L. call AMI
examine this work. Two ChT"m"- ar, very tine
specin"nr of work. Copies of the Aldin, and
hr"nuS I" he At this office.
lrrins-sI 10. Th"s" taking thu. Calr-luni.tn will
receive discount of ~ cents
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20

The down train on the Pas
>ump>ir road. Thursday morning. was
tw" hours late. 1t reached Lyndon
willie about an hour behind time. and
Just before it reached that place the
t"r+-truck> of the rear ear broke. but no
serious damage WAS done beyond the
detention.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
Thirty-six Column Newspaper

Which Is filled with news reports of markets arti-
"l"> upon agriculture business tr:r politics
r>S'tN~ poetry. short stories pen sketches "i
interest which carefully prepared for The, E.,~
ton Weekly journal which l. the cheapest news
paper published in New England.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20

~tItutr Tor Castor OIL II .l~-ImIlti,~ th,. fu,i
"ur"~ Wind Collie. and ,.tu~,.~ natural ~l,-p II
docs not contain morphine. l. pleasant I" taxi.
never GrIpc- and never fails The best Ih, -,
known. l. IA
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20

Persistent Advertising in the right medium
brings business.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-12-20
nraI ard Shfr Nrns.

At the Avenue House. last Thurs
day. 100 persons found dinner. and
Friday following, 10.
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Japanese Paper Ware.

Unprecedented success Paper Ware is being uni
versally used The people like it. Public Institu
tons are adopting it. IL is economical for the
housekeeper. Water Fails, Basins, Chamber Pals,
Stop Jars, Bowls, Milk Pans, Spttoons, Trays, &c,
JENNINGS BROTHERS. 352 Pearl street,
N. Y. city.
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1ailp Ntnnrbrt yourmal.
SOMETHING ABOUT SOUPS.

Thick soups require more seasoning than
thin. Never allow the soup to stand in
an iron pot a moment after it is removed
from the fire. Strain Immediately through
cloth laid in culender, into clean
stone jar.
When it is necessary to use soup the
same day, to facilitate the process of sep
aratng the grease, dip the cloth in cold
water.
To make soup transparent, beat the
whites of two eggs. with their shells, with
little cold water (his will clear a gallon
of broth and add by stirring hard. AS
soon as the broth is sufficiently cooled, re-
move the stop pot" AS the fat is called.
This may be taken off in cake, and is
particularly useful for frying purposes.
For thickening soups. You may use
bread-crumbs, -four. potatoes. peas, beans,
rice, or eggs. They should be added be-
fore the soup is strained, that the consist
ency may be uniform.
To give body to clear soup, use gela-
tine, tapioca. or eggs.
For a rich brown soup, use burnt sugar
Grated carrots make very handsome
colored broth.
Sippets of bread cut in the shape Of
diamonds and fried light brown, are Of
ten thrown into clear soups.
Vegetables should be cut in small dice,
and added Just long enough before the
time for seasoning to cook them.
An onion stuck full of cloves gives dark
soups a rich flavor.
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New Fish Market,

Josiah d. Herrick, dealer in all kinds of Fresh,
Salt, Picked and Smoked Fish; Oysters, CLAIMS,
and HOLSTERS, Pickles, New Milk, Crackers Berries
&c at the Stand formerly owned by Jacob " illey,
Jan. 4, 1872. janS-t3m
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-12-13
Parental EgOtisnls.

MaT.here are very few parents who III
eide by hanstflg, III -Dptr6Un county /,
asr.tsnd thai ,ue eremenr OF personal feei-
80 .houh he eliminated in the manage
ment Of children. The PARENTS a judge,
and the Judge must be dispassionate' eise
all authority is weaksned.
Lei MS see how * works. John breaks
a vase. His mother isyery much irri-
,ated at the destruction cs her favorite
Vase. and. Furnishes him, not according to
Ian but according to her annoyance.
s,.does not stop even to inquire whether
40, the vase was broken " one %
nn.vo;dable accidents which nigh
H. hsr,cued to herself or to ie nscs'
narsenl person. In thus punsmg he'
49, - e--;i.y of selfhhnJus'
Gee and Cruelty. She has weaIned his
respect and his affection for her md has
done much to destroy her dthority.
The child feels that lis mother is only
ayenging her own persoIrl griepnces. y
Afew days later thf same, John i
guilty of an act moral yas ballA 1t may
chance that no evil con equcices follow
The mother is glad to a old ipuble, ant
she lets it pass with little or 4 admoni
ton. Johnny is shal p littl@ boy, an,
puts two ideas togethr very quickly
at does not matter thd do vrong," h
says, eff l only don't bother mamma
But | must take care no, to touch any
thing -.f herr. ere Iii cutch it, /
would be hard for family government +
do child a greater injury than to leav
just this impression upon his mipd Tn
mother has succeeded in confounding al
moral distinctions in his mind, has weak
ened all authority. and set the exampl
of seliishness, crdelty and injustice.
Hearth and Hope.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-12-13
To Save Coal.

The most practical suggestion yet made
toward ecoaomy in coal seems y be thu
use of solid bottoms in Ordinary fir
CRATES. 1t is asserted, and indeed prov
ed, that in any fireplace not excessively
small, plate of iron placed upon the
crate will save the consumption OF coal,
reduce the smoke, and leave a cheerful
free burning fire. Quite efficient ali
enters through the bars, no Poking is ~
nessary, and the fire never goes out till
the Goals are consumed. Any house
holder can try this experiment, and re-
duce his coal bill, SOY, thirty per cent. =,
ut the cost of shilling. Il
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-12-13
OF Franklin, Kntucky
To Bee.keepers Everywhere:

n. f.it-.-:.-- -. - Z 49,, N - -. -. = -. -
Po'".s =, 49, WI ~
e" ~ 'ho many 'i'' may 'o "u'"i"i!
o'i'"i n, 'oi ~! nv .-.,.-.
!. ~ u nP'p ~ Vo,'''' nea' u, ap
sIJ J a' ti,e l',st V.s,s ITi' anu
, n" "'''"''' '''''' ""''' INV e''' III
'' % ~: .--.-, --.,,
nc on.S nla'et,M IeYu,t'u IN US eoh'
-1iu'.'o,l = - i,e' ul iu''uS', shc nIi, ntee'-
sary 70 'as'eh 'ose'her a'''' iSw s'''Sii
oil wire oio'h 10 cover NehulaiotS. Not
Screw scre" t.., noon ana eye, nlnse, P'Nu''
P'V.e oi W. un 'uNt, eiasS' OF "the' 'NlFnS''e
hla'eI ~ i uSeu w Us vh.'ru.,'on'
D. "hen pLoPiry ~, ~, .l' euo,cs' NV
nor summer am a warm - 'he N'rtnsSl nr
winter use anui-ihs ample Pt" "loh ior 'he
sucoe.slui "ih'ofihs OF co'ohi'- on 'he SUM
m.r LAM,
or ahcney bar" j., entirely dispensed with.
whiie tne ehahiuers may ne I"h'fa,,'1 10 SUIT
'ne conuiloh OF an! si,,h "iohS oi Hou' one
single frame 20 zen, ehaniihg Tue hsSler 70 con,
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