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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-09-18

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In the above locations can be round
some Of the BEST Farming and Pine land
In the State lying for twenty miles on
either side Of the surveyed line OF the
road and they embrace every variety o
soil with heavy and light timber; and are
in q section Of Michigan now being rapid.
ly developed by railroad and other enter
prises,
FARMING LANDS
Are sold on Q reasonable credit, to
setualsettlers, enc quarter Of purchase
money down, interest seven per cent.
N B-Settlers on any OF these lands OF
the q. r l. I r. X. Co., or on any Of the
lands Owned in Common, In the town.
ships above designated will
HAvETHF PREFERENCE
or purchasing their lands, by giving the
office Promp Notice of their wishes upoa
reading this advertisement and dssignat.
ing their PostofIic address.
For any Information concerning the
lands, price 81 ocatiou etc., address
WIN, A. HOWARD, =
Land Commissioner. Grand Rapids. &
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Yours Truly,

Within the past four months
the Michigan Hemlock Extract
has risen TO. such high standard
in the Eastern market that some
shippers from other States have
been obliged to make special eff
orts in order to keep place in the
market. Before another year rolls
around, the demand for Hemlock
Extract for tanning will be such
that the bark shipping business
will almostcease, and dealers will
mostly find it far more lucrative
to mako and ship the extract,
winch is easier handled and more
direct in profit. The..world moves,
and the march Ut progress is on
ward over every abstacle that old
fogyisln places in the way. Jersey
is a good point to erect OH Extract
Factory aud some day there will
lie one; for there is an business
that pays better for the capital
invested.
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Stanton Branch Of the D., l.. h l.. N. r r.
TRAINS WEST, TRAINS EAST
Mixed, Mixed.
COP m, IUhia 40 p, N,
a20 Stanton junction rs
23 Woods Corners IS
90 Shahty Plains 80
3l5 Sheridan Ais
Trains run by Detroit time.
Passengers from North Western
Michigan to the Capital Of tho State
and Jackson, Detroit, &c., will make
direct connection at Howard City with
this Road.
A. II, REESE, Gent Supt.
J. W. BROMLEY, Gen'l Ticket Agt,
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Regular Agents and Correspondents -
D. A. LAruRor, Chase; JouN GRlcE, Els
worth; J. @. Hicks. Baldwin.
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From the Outline.
Heml0Ck Extract.
EAsT SAGINAW, Sept. 16, 1877

EAsT SAGINAW, Sept. 16, 1878.
Mr.. EDITOR "A few days
since, | sent You the Daily Cour-
Ter, containing an article on the
extract question, also, testimonials
from some OF the leading Leather
Houses OF Boston and vicinity,
The market for extract never be-
tore looked rs we'll rs ut present.
Why2 Because Michigan Elk.
tract has taken its position where
it Justly belongs, SECOND to none"
in tire whole country. One year
ago, Michigan Extract was almost
unknown in the eastern markets,
with one or two exceptions,) and,
to-day, it stands foremost in the
whole eastern market. Messrs.
johnson, Goodell & Co., are IN re.
ceipt Of letters daily from all
parts of the country, containing
orders for Extract; and the fac
tories III actual operation cannot
meet the wants Of even ono firm
in Boston. Fifty factories in ,op
Grafton to-day could not meet the
demand in this country; and to
show you to what extent 1t could
DE manufactured for export: one
firm in New York want to con-
tract tor one thousand barrels OF
the Extract, per month, for the
next year, commencing the 1st Of
December next. Every barrel of
il to he shipped by-shetnto South
America. | speak Of these things
merely to show You in small
way the position Michigan Ex-
tract occupies among the tanners
Ut the cast.
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II. K, SARGENT, Gcnl supt Chicago
Gro. c. HoPrER, Assist Sup't Saginaw.
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Jackson LANSING & SaginaW R. R.

The most direct route to the great Lumber and
Salt regions of the Saginaw Valley, and the
Magnetic medicinal Springs Of
St Louis.
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LAKE COUNTY OFFICERS,

David A. Lathrop, Co. Clerk h Register
Isaac w. Howe, Sheriff
JamcsM. Foster, Judge of Probate
Robert II. Bigbee County Treasurer
Darius G. Warner Pros. Attorney
John @ Hicks, Cir. Court Com'r
Dewitt @. Davenport, Go. School supt.
William Byam Coroner.
Louis Keller,
Henry Saunders)
Geo. X. Pcet,
Albert A. Blanchard, Co. Surveyor.
RoARn or SuPERy IaoRa
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The NGighborhOOd.
PLEASANT PLAINS.

MIR. EDITOR. We have our
thresl,ing about all done, The
quality of wheat is all No. 1. j. b.
Taylor and Ii. F. Yonngs residing
on Sec. %, carried otf the palm,
on producing the greatest number
of bushels to the acre, the yield
being llttlo over fifteen bushels
per acre. This we think tolerable
good for Gas it is called by some)
the Jloac sand on the plains. Fall
crops are suffering some with the
drouth at present. Farmers are
all busy Flowing for wheat. there
will be a great deal more put in
this fall than last, Il.
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& DoOEs tChich are Books. -

tAas. Lamb.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1873-04-04
A Night with a Maniac.
ny 4 youSo suRdnoS.


The maniac was giant. He had broken
his heavy chains as Sampson broke the
withes had torn open the door Of the cell,
torn the keeper literally, peiees, burst open
the door-kiled the watchmaO, with q
heavy iron bar be wrenched from the door,
and escaped with his formidable weapon in
to the city. The whole place was aghast
at the news; and we students at the hos
ptal and dissecting room, who were con-
nected with the asylum, had to nerve our
selves to help capture the escaped wild
beast.
had gone to the disseeting room alone,
aud was about to commence using the
knife on subject. There was storm ra-
ging, and with low sob the wind swelled
through the long aisle of forest trees, and
flushed with the gathered force Of an ocean
wave against the dead-house. Simutane-
ously hand struck the light door, and the
yell Of maniac rang through and through
my brain.
Above the door, through the small ven
tilator, the face of the madman and the
murderer peered down at me.
.'Ah, ha have caught you at last
here-and alone. l have been waiting fo
YOU. You took me me once, didn't you
Ha, ha ! Let me in
The GOODNESS Of imminent peril brough
nv powers to action. Iheld bis eye an in
stant but it was evident he was too wil'
for that his blood was up, and it rove
with eager ferocity through the room an
overthe frni walls. With the light boun'
of a leopard, gained the door, and sho
the double bolt. A gteam Of rage darte
from his eye but he laughed, "Ha, ma
You think that will keep me out ?"
He leaped to the ground. In an instan
the light was out.
wait cried, u have q weapon in m
hand as keen as razor. 1t is poisoned
the dead body I've been working on. Bur-
the door, and I'll plunge it in your hear
If it but touch you, you are dead ma
You may kill me, but III Kill you as certa
as there is God"
The swarthy giant shook the door uni
its hinges creaked and groaned beneath b
: hand. Then laughing again low to himse
muttered, "Fool, I'll outwit you yet"
: And stole of 10 the darkness. l hea
him, for an instant, pressing against 4
wall Of the building, and it swayed al
bent inwards with the weight. Then silent
The din Of my pulses made thunder in {
ears, as tried to bear his stealing tres
Is and the sobbing wind rose anew will
wierd shrek. making my efforts fruitless.
= A thousand times beard his low. d.
ilish, murderous laugh, A thousand tin
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p OWE INcH on. LESS IS 4 SQUARE. z,
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY. ts4
Magnolia, NTisssssippi.
BoNNE7S and HATS, u
e . Of the latest styles,
y for Ladies and Children,
,5a al4 ........ always on hand.
Also Dry Goods, Nolionss and Trimmings
OF all kinds, too Rumerons 70 mention.
Thankful for past patronage, hope for .
continuance Of tue same.
das1t.1y MBs, II. A. J0YNER,
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II. AZ. PEZsaJV'T',
MAGNOLIA. MISS.

,rr MAGNOLIA. MISS,
4 ~ al4iiLDEALER IN '6Ll
q Groceries, Provisions, &c., at hs old
Stand Cheap Tor CASH, only.
Constantly on hand, very good Cigar for
cefts, also Applies, Oranges, Candy, To-
bacco, &c. Call aud see for yourself -
dsc2l u@ a. ".
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A PREACHER who had recently lost his
wife, after commenting on her great moral
worth, concluded with the following pathet-
ic remarks "My dear brethren and sisters,
for six long mouths before my poor wife's
death she suffered from divers diseases and
torments. If she tuck medicine for an
ailment it was sure to infict her with an
other and the last case was worse than
the first. But rheumaty pains and a codicil
Of the brain tuck her off But thank God
she had her breath to the last, and went a
shouting clear through to glory. My bfeth
rem. I've lost sheep, and I've lost cows, bu
| tell you the death of my wife was the
worst lick l ever got. ] still feel like at
orphin, and for one whole mouth arter
put her away felt like ] could fall dowr
and 60 to sleep anywhere"
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IIim VINO Cheats the Printer

We DO not want any Of our readers to
think the following little "pome" is origina
with US, or intended to apply to them. VIZ
sincerely hope no friend Of ours will eveI
merit the awful punishment it predicts.
The man who cheats the printer
Out of single cent,
Will never reach the heavenly land,
Where old Elijah went,
lie will not gain admission there;
BY devils he'll be driven,
And made to loaf his time away,
Outside the walls Of Heaven.
Without friend to greet him,
Without pleasant grin,
The happiness that he will reap
VIII be almighty thin.
He'll have to eat the thistle
OF sorrow and regret;
He'll have to buck around right smart
Wish cussedness, you bet y
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GRIsT MEL.
.SW MAGNOLIA, MISS.

.NWl lMl4GNoLI4,I Mss \
Capt. j e. Travis Grist MIL, having
been thoroughly repaired, is now read y Tor bu-
siuess. The patronageof his old customers,
and Of the public generally, is RESPECTFULLY
solicited. VII r = ~g.. Y.
e Mr.. Thomas King, inexperienced miller Is
In charge, and will AXE pleasure in waiting
on bis friends. janls-4m
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The following conversation took place
between stranger and steamboat pilot;
"T'hat is Black Mountain p Yes, cir ;
highest mountain above Lake George"
"Any story or legend connected with the
mountain ?" "Lots Of EN-. Two lovers
went up that mountain once and never
came back again" 'Indeed. Why, what
became Of them ?" "Went down on the
other side"
GEE.wHoA LoGIcAL--T'hs testimony o.
the hornblepde-felspaT OK.
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body against the juttiug stones. heard
him spring like an animal on along the
track | felt his hot breath like steam
the foam Of bis set jaws flung across my
face, and he stopped. ! felt that he was
feeling for me ! that lie wss crouching on
the stones. saw the red Of his eyeballs
glare up at me through the darness. ! felt
the touch Of his icy flesh on my hand
Like lightning he raised himself, throwing
his vast weight against me, pinioned me to
the stones. And the mad rage Of man
at bay surged upward to my brain. clasped
my knife convulsyely, and seized him by
the throat, resolved to die hard. 1t was
hair-it was shaggy. The hands against
my chest had thick coat of far clasped
him to my breast. II was Lion-my dog
Lion!
Great heaven, Keene what kept you
the whole night in that cursed dead house 2
II is near day and the door has been open
this two hours, and Derby and King have
been asleep. was getting on my boots to
look for you'
"Why in the namo Of common sense
did you let this dog out after ne? viii
you tell me that n
why, he howled like maniac, and
clawed at the door till | thought you were
in some danger, and could not keep him
in"
Danger Well, We cant talk now
Rouse yourself l have had an interview
with your maniac, and be is prowling round
the grounds after me now. Call up tht
men. must 60 after Philip Immediately
"You don't say so? r.
"Yes don't waste second"
In five minutes the whole force Of this
hospital was out in the grounds
We took him in at an angle Of tbs
great door, crouched behind the iutting
wall, waiting for me He drew his lips
back over his t0eth, in the dumb ferocity
Of mad brute, as he saw me, and his eye,
settled into a dull, lurid glare, impos
sible to describe, as he hissed out, "Ha
this is twice twice you have triumphed
wait till the third time"
Around the blazing CRATE, in tbs
closing lIsur Of the tempest tossed night
we shook hands over our reunion, and afte
the story was over and the horror first, an,
the laughter Iat the close OF my adventure)
and Derby and King had left, and Farr
Leigh and stood at the window watching
the young winter day rise over tho hills
there was something very much like tear
over the bold, bright blue eyes as he poiut
ed TO the granite walls Of the mad-hous,
and said "ConstaBce would have gon
there, Keene, or died, and mine would hay
been heavy, heavy life after"
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Subscription Rates.

Transient Advertising Rates.
One Square, or less first insertion, 81 50
Each additional insertions, Is
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Rates of Advertising ~ Month or Year.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

The Career Of = Great Remedy.
announced that vegetable tonic and Alternative
bearing the name OF Hossc.ser.s Stomach Bis,crs.
had been added 10 the list Of preventive and rcssora
two medicines. The usodcst advertisement which
attention 10 the preparation stated that IL had
been used with great In private practice a.
cure for dyspepsia bilious complaints constipation
and intermittent fevcr. ], discovered that
the article posscased extraordinary properties. Tho
people, OF evcry class, tested Its merits ~ tonic
s,sulan: corrective and Restorative and found that
,s rccss moro than fulfilled their hopes and cxpec-
tasions. From that time 10 the present in course
has been upward and Onward and u stands to-day At
the head Of ell medicines Of It's class American or
.mporssd In the magnitude Of It's sales and in repu-
ss,son a. safe agreeable and potent invisorAn and
restorative For languor and debility. lack OF Appe-
lite aud gastric disturbances common during the
summer months IL IL absolutely inislble. Indiscs-
ton bilious disorders constipation. nervousness.
periodical scvsss, and all shs ordinary complaints
generated by vitiased and humid atmosphere. van
ish under III renovssing and regulating inanenee
This Ia liz record avouched by volumes OF intelligent
testimony. extending over a period OF hsth OF
century. and compsehsuding the names OF thous'
.nds Of velknowu citizens belonging to every class
and calling. In Europe It Is ,houshs great thing to
obtain tho patronage Of royalty for patent meal
cine. bat Hossessers Bistcrs has been spontaneous
IL anoroxed by millions Of independent sovesesgns.
and ia patent oousisss In their endorsement
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

CApruRxp.-Tbe Revolut,onisss In tho Mex
i,ao Stat. Of Jalisco have been completely
routed By tie Government troops. and the no
tor;ous bandit chicftsin. Lozado. who has de-
fed the authority Of the Mexican Govern
u,eut for aiteen years. was taken prisoner Al
one half that is told Of Lozado be true DC
.houid have a sh.rt shrift and strong rope.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

ANOTHER Man HAxsEp.-Charlcs A. Rus
all the murderer Of Crotty, alias short
haired jimmy" wss hanged in the city prison
in San Francisco, July 25th. on the same scar
fold on which Devine suffered the death penalty
Every effort was made 70 procure com m"ta'
ton Of tho sentence. but Governor BOOM ae'
cliued 70 interfere. 49,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

III Arn AND BAIL-oont forget she races to.
@c's u sas kaasa. and the grand bali tina: viii
@e u he evening Quite . number Of horses
VIE .aisrsd, and Il viii be . regular gala day. -
Nps W aoet In from every direction Good
a"e VI b In attendance. and . splendid sup.
y vi b provided BY Mr.. aud Mira. Lamb fos
As gaesa. We have heard Of . number Of persons
We 'ss Sho propose being on hand. aud No pre-.
S"'n'@ pssasns time for ali Who attend.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

ArrxxrrxD AssAssrSArloS.-A ma" o'
IN. camo of Ham Briggs, while on drunken
spree IN HeaIdsbars, California. on the n'so'
Of July gath, without any cause ~oa'e'o :,
.hoe the town Marshal. J. w. Clack, thro"sn
the body. ipaicsiux dangerous. IT not 'a'a''
wound.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

Coxrxo HoMs.-We learn from tho Da'!e'
xo..taisssr Of July 10Th that Henry irwin
ermsrlv Of Granite creek. IN this county re-
Gently arrived q sae DsIlss with about eleven sa
huodred head Of Ihssp which be bought !" 'ne
Willamette valley.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

snrx-rss huckIeosrry season has opened. and
.n u sceoonn there VIII be good supply. though
nAAy rot % pknt;tal - Was the case last year.
!sr:.as IN The vicinity Of Pioneer City and QaAytx
s-y VII ve understand. yield sbundsniiy: aad be-
~ avn md Beaver Creek the bgshss are veil.
sa vxh tAis delicious rui:. The nexs thing In
'.r'asa Aaskisasrry expeditions. AID all avaiia-
asaaa. ADD other eouveyaaces, viii be brought In
nqaruae b. parties who relish few days trip
nas mountains, away from The heA, and dus; Of the
IN
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

49,, s,,oos AND BLACKSMITH cAor.~-Anc ~
~ q. travelling public is called to the new
~. -, a, The Bos.os Saloon and Blacksmith
.S. Fisher. h. is prepared to do all kinds
.,..,.r.hi.s promptly and in satisfactory
.,.,- ,.d II .heeins horses and oxen he cannot
,.rsua Fisher says be didst intend 10 90 INTO
:. .,,,, Aus;usss until recently. He bought box
,.,,r;., tobacco for bis own private use. and An
a, .,as, keeper in that section. being out OF the
:. ,,s,,i,.a on him to lss him have . pound to
40 lin In, trouble .. going to censerviils after Il.
~, "a. usid for, vhereupon the purchaser. Who
,,i .. .ny.oas and unsra,e!ul fellow and spy.
.n. mot. to 0. s Internal Revenue Assessor Saw
:, iasruiae him that Fisher was selling sDbacco.
and III. latter received notice from that vatchful
,s.h D., be must take OF; lcerse. which be has
ID. ~ sluua keeper. And intends. By keeping good
ss,s run lively opposition. be Is. to the spy
u,hraer. PnAsr u god. clever ges,ismAn.
q !. sirse the public to pasronixe him BY al
na,a Fish nys. II Am going TO start . saiooa. ]
n nd III run him out. will. 4" Success TO him.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

arxrxxcxD.-.wsltsr Kitchen, the burn
pier mail robbsr, .rscently convicted 10 Fort
land. Oregon, VS. ssatsnced BY Judge Deso'
- c.., Gears Ia Tia State Prison.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

CoRaExroSpExc1- interesting letter will be
found In our columns this morning from our new
Owyhec correspondent, Pills" also letter from
Piacerve giving account OF the late Are At Gran
ito Creek.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

r.rArY sluxED.-A treaty Of peace na'
ban aieped between Russia and khi's' ~
Kha, sersss to pay Russia two million rooo.s'
~ 4 sho,iah slavery 10 bic domtssoos.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

'u.-Aessrs- Eph Ball and Johnny Grove
-'' asss from Boise City on las. Sunday. and
"a . hacssviile On Monday. They report
:. '9 s'Aer uncomsorsAbly warm u the Capt.
asaas' u good time 10 spend . week o.
Haa. Wese glad 70 note that Mr. Groves
:. NUN improved. ADD hope that his sojourn
~. 1u' VII result In . complete res,ors
~ " soased health and vipor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

STILL AT woRx.-Mr. Bsv Willis dropped in on Us,
fav days ago. and learned from him that his
pAny still have sir supply Of water in their ditch
and besdes running their mill. he aud Mr. Dris-
col started mp their heavy mining claims last Tues
day for another run.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

DIsrxicr ScaooL-Tho Trustees Of this School
District have secured the services Of Mics Hattie
Lucke and Miss Mitchell. and they viii take charge
Of the school on The Ssh Of next month.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31
= and County.

george Titus. K. p. Plow-
p<s''..I s.s., Who have es'a prospecting
spas''' !. !, week or 20 past. returned
<s.nt rs.y took up som. placer claims
ds.' T.. !: ,s,ch prospect fAv0F.e'y. ana upoo
~ ses''' w. .urs free water In abundance.
" w ~ a han. Monday evening. With :
IT, u'~ rho VIII oonmsnos work on snem
dor =. discovered . quartz ledge which
~ is ~. .,.,y indication of being v'll-ds.
xsai ' =. .,m. Of the quarts brought % 'o.n
n vda ana -, air prospect The country In
ssn ! !.'s comprising section which ino.' S
xd'''as...s'. 4 More. Elk and Grimes creeks. "a.
NJ ,,s..ssssa; and We have 10 aese: but
ts'a ~ ,ss ol,oer dissinss viii be found there
xrd p". ...,t, lodges. IS several Of the latter
". n,' zen - discovered and sufficiently ds.sl'
W a''' ~. ,s,s the belt of quart. veins which
~ % ~ .. ,r,.k also runs through tho Summit
s''' ' abeins on the line according to the
H'aa'r :. sdess st the former camp. Il the
s'* nov Idle on account Of the allure OF
t'''s =, in their time prospecting. thorough
q" ..,,. of country referred to. ws arc conn
w. ..,..,, you'd not DO in vain; and we
S'. 49,, oua and gold and silver lodges
1890 '' ~. developed. would prove equal 70 any ID
A. Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-07-31

AT wAaM Srxrxos--Mr. and Mrs d. Falk. Of Boise
CITY, Arc on visit TO tho Basin. and have been spend
log the past veil u Warm Syringe. which il about
the most pleasant Summer resort In the Territory