davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13
Che f,.u Of the Tiiug.
A MACE FOR KAMEAAMAEAA.
Ri W. A. cROfTCf.

And No our royal rslstiva In dead;
And % he rests frum gustatoSy aoors;
n. sometimrs vould run down his colored neighbcr
he vorshipped az he erowled his fee-fo-fum,
The goddess Of the epieassrium
And issionaries graced his festive board,
Solemn and snccnlent. In twos and dS.sns,
Ard smoked before their bospitabse h'rd-
Welcome - II they'd been bis second eousins:
When cold. he warmed them, % he would bis klni
They came - strzngers and be took them N
He had hundred wivsa To make thing. pleasant
They found IL quite judici0us n ADORE MINI
And When he di.sd the ny%ps. ssss sssl Sn
When he was firol Of one. he called nef s~oe@
And TOLD her she good enough to esf-
n. had ,,od taste. Although no wars we're rife.
He fatt-d many youns men log his navy;
Ard ~beo he cut them Cd In midst of life.
he furuished not exactly erave-but gravy.
He had bod. but camped out On his shsust
" hiIe other people occupied his palate!
Hut the deceased could never hold easdls
To those prim. pslefaced people Of prog.sey'
Who Elo.t ost eOs.iP md Is f. 2. 'e''d'
rbey drink the blood of sisters With thsir faosee
And crunch the bones Of living rsPatsnons'
They kill the soul; he only Claimed NE aveinns
They take the shsrpened scspel az surnisea
Ard ssvs the .nsw. .sr ssu sSt for tSer psss
TSsy ousnsS he Jig: Light; he only soek The vsri
r-,.t,o~, .ou. hardened customer wok
few tourh felIov-Pagans beyoea quessioa-
xitSo a I'm certain they'd DEFY digestion,
Apd break his jaws and ruin his epphaguA
We're be the chief Of brincs snthrvpophssoas!
How fond he was of children. 70 his breast
The tenderest nuralines gaincd free .dmission;
R1aa h s. on
And 's write RI 60. y one who loved Ii. fsiIo..nss!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13
Our Strap 8sok.
TuE weHN WEDDING RAxo.

Your Wedding ring grows thin. dear wife: aA' s'..e
Since put Is q. your s.ssr a have p.s'sd Ger ne nd
And love vh.s eh..ess 20 have seea-vhst esrss md
Since PSa srcse ~ svn dear wifi. ~hes this old ring
o. Ssess.ss thst happy day the hapFiest Of ny fs
when thsnks to God your Iov. sweet Yea" made yoa
Your ss.rs Vii ny lie .... tno~-sA.s day. dr
rh.. Day dat ..a. y.ar. dear ~ vss. sAi' Old ring
How veil DO reasnber now your young svsst face that
How fair you vere-hew dear you sessue could
Nor hn nsff so.ss On ,o..h ho- proud Va. Of you.
But did love yoa than now when this old ring va'
No iairer The. TIA. 2. ii. hscs . n:
Bat dd know ysar Sesft we'll sbea this "a ing
newt
o. psrser 4 ny saasssa WIFE, what care What gf d
For would not br.vsy ies-.itA - yos vssA MT
o, What weary want hsd every d.y. wanting yee-.
wanting the love that God made mine when this old r.g
new.
Year. bring fresh Links 70 bind vina voices that
Small sees rsand our ars that make their mothers yet
Small Isvins be:rs your each day makes yet mere
More like the ovag Heart made nine when this old ring
And blessed b God! an He has Gven arc with ~ Jet
Our tabis-svery little life lent so us ssi is found;
Though we've known With hopeful hesrs the won't
es.ed be Hs ne for 4. hi. love- since this old ring vas
The pas. dsar-s sweetness st our memories Treasure
The gsf. we've borne-sosether bsrne-ve would not
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13
Railway Tracks and Frssss.

Tho subject of the effects of frost, says the
Chicago Railray Reriew, upon rails is just nav,
naturally attracting good deal of discussion
among engineers, manufacturers and railway
managers. 1t has been asserted by experienc ed
men that sgoOd, Homogeneous, well rolled rail of
iron Or steele, is no weaker or more brittle when
frozen than when hested-by the suns action I;
aud that consequently there is no more reason
why the rails should break in intensely cold
weather than at any other time. That they do
is admitted, but il is charged by engineers to a
faulty laying of the track. 1t would seem to be
very practicable to thoroughly test the strength
of rails under these different conditions, and this
may have been done; but if 80, the results have
either not been recorded or else have escaped
noticc,zand, indeed, our diligent research. We
wouId gladly lie informed of The results of any
well conducted experiments in this particular.
with . view to giving publicity to them, in the
hope Of aiding to prevent accidents arising from
this cAuse
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

n b Print Ing trEeg rAph I 8
great succ We n
send ept 3 Gus n " o d 8
per b our, pr n { q Il m y ..
The coil of blank paper. upon which the clarac-
tiers are impressed, is arranged in sucl, manner
that it will uncoil just fast rs the impressions
made by the letters. This wonderful in
strnn'eut was tested between jackson sud New
Orleans, ciicnit ing been established ut that
place. Tho message n mt frain jackson,
Tennessee. and after passing round New Orleans
was instantly received hack right by the side Of
operator with the utmost safisfnction Several
gentlemen standing by read the thoughts Of the
operator from rhe printed scrull, which was rapi-
dly nnroled before their eyes, quickly ~ il hs
had spoken in their ear, and this after the words
had passed over eight hundred miles IF varied
territory, over towns, rivers, bridges. swamps
lakes. through woods, and dozens Of Offices past
quiet stations the rnilfoa.l cirr.4l frouyh the
densely peopled sleeping city Of New Orlran.,
and back again to the very spot where the in
telligent impuhe was given 70 the electricity,
and faithfully delivered the message on the other
side Of the table in rapidly printed fillets similar
to the above. Who can say what may Ike done
next by this powerful agent Of mani
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

THE PAINTER BARRETT.-The following anec.
dote, which has been told of learned men, origin
ated with the painter Barrett. His only pets
were cat and kitten, its progeny. A friend
seeing two holes in the bottom of his floor, asked
him for what purpose he made them there. Bar
r-tt said it was for his cats to go in and ont.
Why replied his friend, would not one do
for bothr'
You silly man." answered the painter, show
could the big cat get into the little hole r,
"But," said his friend, "could not the little cat
60 through the big holef"
Indeed! SO she could; but never thought Of
that
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

PotIsHIN6 RUSTY PLows.-Much laher and
time now annually expended in securing ploxs
might be savuf by the simple process which We
append. 1t is certainly better to scour farm i'm
plemeuts Of every kind, bnt all farmers cannot
de this, and even when it is done, plows will
frequently become rusty. Those who wish "a
spare themselves the trouble Of polishing . rusty
mould board in the ordinary way, should have
recourse to mufia5ic acid, which viii not teuch
the iron, but will render the rust soluble and
easily removed Afurrow or two should be turned
with the plsw in about five minutes after the
application of the acid.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

MUSIC BOOKS,
AS HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Sent, Postpaid, on receipt of the marked price
We can recommend the following Vocal Collection Of
ehoee Piano Song: Shining Ughss" Sacred Sonss
1Scben Lava voia l. snd II: HHaarSh and Home,
" Preside Echoea" "Sveet SounAa" and priceless
Gems Price. azs each In boards . I'm cloth; s2ss in
cloth and gilt
Al-o the following Instrumental Collections Fairy
finsers Magic Circle" Young Pianist. and Pearl
Drops four easy oolscfions Musical Reerrations
Pleasant Asmories" Golden Chinesr and Brilliant
Gems. for advanced plsyefs Price Of each book.
o. Is In b.arsIss " I'm cloth; q 50 in cloth and glib
Strau.s Waltzes task for Peters EhitianJ in vols.
- each In bosss: . tn csh Xovellss Cheap Edition Of
Piano Forte CsscS espsstins N Aendes.shns complete
.osts n vos svs price = 50 each; Folo Edition =
sarns neethnvens Sonafas. ~; Beethovens Pieces "
Chspns wsltxe. Poonaises. Noctsmc.. Mazurkas
taiiads and Preindes price - each; Schubeus Ten
snnata. u Sehuhets Piano Fecea - Nozarts Sonstas
Il Weber Camplste Piano Pieces. a. Sehnmsns q Pc
eeS y etc. ETC. In ordering these be to ask for
Nesrnos Edition They arc al Handsome editions
NcvsIlo cheap vocal Coll eefions: Mother Goose
and u k.ndexger's Sacred Snugs. t2jG NeDdesSohns
q Snnss beautifully hssnd Sz59 Schunan's Vocal AZ
su1 - Moore Ir-h Nelsdisa Fals Edition, by B-lfs
~ German voksider ALBUM. u etc etc.
ssainers Cbyistmas Garcia ard ed. hlnsfrafra
Pncr. ~ Tbs without llussystisaA In vols 81
each; cample4e N.i0
PErKD 2csieAL MONTHLY. price = esnts each; every
number caatalng Least ~ worth az usic Bonnd ro
IL PETERS. - Hsoaav,y, Ne~ fak
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

To Make PERrrMERY.--Take wide-monthed
hoftie that will hold half pint or "a. ard put
INTO It two ounces If glycerine. Then fill the
hottie nearly half full Of the leaves Of the flowers
you desire. pushing tho leaves down into the
liquid, and sdding from time tn time few more
leaves. Cork ffe bottle tightly, sad let II s-t in
the -uu i've OF six daye; then pour the oil ont
int" ansther bottle for use. As you cannot pour
IT oil oat, q will he necessary to remove the
leaves from the hottie susl soueeze them. Alwavs
keep your bottle we'll corked
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13
ANOTHER DETROIT Bor-The Detroit F.

ANOTHER DETROIT Bor.-The Detroit Fro
Press serves mp another boy:
"Got any medicinef" asked hoy, entering .
Observation-Disclosures drug store. AYES, lots Of it
what do yon want r. inquired the clerk. "Oh! it
dOu't make any difference, 80 it's something live
ly. DADS fearfully bad" "what ails him ~
asked the clerk. dunno" replied the boy. "buo
he's run down awful. He just sits around the
stove all day and mopes, and he hain't wholloped
mother since Christmas. Ruess he's going to
die
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

SOME few months ago a resident of Western
city, named Broef WA taken i'll with some sort
Of fever, and for two weeks there was littls hone
Of saving his life He continued to sink in spite
Of all the physicians could do, and they finally
gave him up. All through this sickness the man
continually asked for pickles and cider. and when
he got 70 low that his death was considered only
question of . few hours, Mrs. Broef decided to
crafty his wishes. A glass of sweet cider was
given him, a spoonful at n time, and he declared
that he felt much better for it, More was given
through the night, in place Of medicine, and the
next morning the doctor declared that most
favorable change had taken place. Some strong
pickles were procured and given to him. and he
began tn call for grnel and broth. To i,s brief,
he was soon able to move abont the house, and
everybody in the heighborhood, ~ we'll a. the
physician, gives the cider and pickles the credit
Of performing his cure.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

nal says that the advantages If asparagus are
not Sufficiently estimated by those who suffer
with rheumatism and govt. Slight eases Of
rhesm.tism arr cnred in few days by feeling on
this delicioWa esculcnt; and more chronic cases
are much relieved. especially iffhe patient avoids
all acids, whether in food or beverage. The Jrru-
aalam artichOke has also similar effect in re-
li-vfpg fheumatism. The heads may I've eaten in
the usual way; but tea made from the leaves Of
the stalks and drank three four times day is a
certain remedy, though not equally agreeable.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

TIE AREA Ct London, as defined by the Registrar
General il alont "a 900 acre., nearly l22 square
uailee. On this area stand 10000 Inhabited
hous=s, with an aver.go Of nearly eight per.oos
to hoase. II is nearly eight years since = Gen.
sas wss taken, and the population can only be
estimated. The latest estimate 10 Sta6.636.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

GRATING ToNAToEs.-A correspondent Of the
Horticsifsrisf states that hp perfectly succeeded
vine. He cut about one-third Of the potato shoot
on, inst above leaf taking care not to injnre
the bud At its hase. The scion, being shielded
tr"m the sun. was every day sprinkled with lit
Tie water, and IL took readily. In the fall, the
tom1fo was loaded with ripc and unripe fruit,
and had grown ia . large size.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

An awkward servant, handing plate to gen.
tleman at hotel, spilled some Of the gravy upon
his clothes, and Immediately cried out, "Take
care, sir" "Why, yon rascalw exclaimed the
gentleman, who Thought he had suffered enough
fr"m the fellows negligence, care yen going to
do it againf"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

GENTLEMAN, favorsbly known !. b;rb c;rcl..
IN fniiaaelphia, named Jacob Stone, was relating
70 Saonath school his travels in the HOLY Land.
and among other things, told the scholars of the
ascent OF Mount Pisgah. On the following Sum
who assembled Mount Pisgah. A little urchin
promptly cried out, "Msses, Elias and jacob
Stone"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13
SUESCRIPTlONS.-lss3.
Terms:

HavrEEs MAGAZINE. one year --.-----.-------- - 90
In ETtrr Copy Of eher the MAGAZINE WEEKLY or Bsxs,
siu be spDed grafix for Glib If FIVE
"a 90 each reittaes Sir Copies for SD 90 ,l
out >rfr0 1Jy.
SabseripfoH<to ARrERs MAGAZINE. wEKKLY and BsIlS
10 addr,<s for year 5000: " Hary~rs
Periodicals. % address far year. 81 On
Back NsnLers can he suppli-i at time.
\ Complete Srt of HsHrEg'- Mac romprl,Ins
II Volumes in neat cloth binding will be- sent by express
freight at expense Of purchaser. fur . y per volume
gc roiunes by mail. postpaid 8 o. Cloth eases. for lin
ding. s. cents. by mail postpaid.
The Postage HAIrEK's MAGAZINE IL "a cents . war
which must be paid ut the subscriber p-.-t oife-.
Address HARPEE BROTHERS. New Ymk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

Down at Hutchinson an eastern chap, full Of
gaiiantry, seeing lady perplexed to mount her
morse, sprang to her relief, made temporary STIR
rnp of his hands, and was rewarded bv n kick in
tee mouth, which knocked eight dollars worth
"i soIa plate down his throat, while the gentle
one mnIm1red am learn you to insult me, Won
rG re slonch of a nasty man, you! For nick
wear shirts slit down the back for monthly,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

4 correspondent Of the Scirnfifc .ImcriroN SAYS
"Ailow me to give your numerous readers thu
benefit IF my experience with long wicks.
cram all the wick that possibly can into III.
lamp, fill mp the interstices with sponge. and
saturate the whole with kerosene. have AWAY.
found the supply sufficient fer the longest winter.
night. As long any oil remains in the wick
the lamp keeps burning, I have had this fairly
tested. One Of my little ones-a two year-old-
contrive,l to upset small table supporting a
lamp. With the exception Of breaking the glass,
no further damage was done, not even soilinc
the carpet, in fact, my plan was brought about
from = singular accident, and q narrow escape
from damage. As the wick burns away keep
filling mp with sponge, and think have the
nearest approach to a safety lamp
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

MAN Was asked where he lived. He began
with no fixed habit alton. when fhe ouestioner
I'M, interrupted him by Remaining: "If .yon don't
mover ~
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

THIS is an English joke: Nervous old invalid
well, Miss NiPper, think it's quite time these
passage walls were repapcred.r Landlsdy: "Par-
don me, sir, hut was awaiting to ace how yonr
health goes on. Collins is sech things to knock
the paper of a-comin down.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

RUNNING short If talk" while calling on his
sweetness. brilliant idea struck an Ol.the
youth. "Oae thing il certaiR." said he, "h d"
mt 20 over the plains this spring, III marry and
raise cram"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

"MrxE. will you come in and take . drink,
Mike looked ct the man fnr the space If half q
minute, and then. rolling his eyes upward very
softly said: al tot it WAS IN angel shpakin ia
mer
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

IAe Connecticut Drmocrats talt of rnnujns
Gideon Welles for Governor. N.r.,th.,... -s
still adhere to onr belief that Mrs. P.rtiDctcn
would make better candidate. She isnr ~ olS
~ Gid, but she knows more.-ComnercSai 49,.
tiser.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

YONG man in Tennessee was presented with
fancy pen wiper bv his sweetheart, and wore II
10 church the next Sunday Is . craya4.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

CTt Auu OOHel&.
J !! !
They are Q mild
aperient, and an
~exceIlent purEa-
$s tive. Being pure
vegetable, they
contain no mer.
z curry or mineral
Whatever. Much
serious sickness and suffering IL prevented BY
have them on hand for their protection and
relief, when required. Long experience has
proved them 70 be the safest, surest, and
best Of all the Pull with which the market
abounds. By their occasional use, the blood
u purified, the coruptious Of the system *
pelieds distractions removed, and the whole
nsehfnery Of life restored to its healthy activ-
nyd .I hnts;II organ: Which become elosgsd
and stimulated into sction. Thus incipisnt
disease 10 changed into health, the value Of
when change, wten reckoned on the vast
.n nIsatoder who enjoy T. can hardly be com.
pleasant 70 take. and preserves their virtues
unimpaired for any length Of time, 10 that
tnsy are ever ftesh, and perfectly reliable.
aie without dissarSsnce 10 he cons,s"t,op a.
Diet or occupation.
Pun directions are given on the wrapper 10
eaen BOZ, how 20 use them as . Family fhysic,
eM,s sor Gs soiiowns complaints, which fhess
FOR DysSepsaa or InAageseisn. Ixss.
Ssasoe.s, 1lageor, and Eoas % Az.
49, t1ey eno0bd be taken mOjeratelV n
sSmnlste ne stomach, and restore its healthy
Ior 1--we. Complains and its various
XmPtomss 0llsOas MeaAoehe, 0sek
AAeoooene, 1aona1ce or Groe1 61eE.
os Do11oo0 Collie and Danaous Re,
vers, hey shoald Be Judiciously taken for
~ caee, % correct tie diseased action or
Nnove ne distractions which cause H.
na1yeeoeesy or D1asrhDa, but oae
1,S oose 2 generally required.
k0f AD0w0eA g. n>u
LaA3eens3ea ~ - Heart RnSI n
- 80, 1oek. and Loans, tAsy shouIh
- eeaunuoasly taken, n required, 70 chanes
- 0seased scion Of the system. Win such
enanes those complaints disappear.
kor DroDy and Dr0psaenl SWELL
tagn, they should be taken in large and ire
qnent doses 10 produce the effect Of . drastic
For sappresssss, large dose should b
tAken. - Il produces the desired effect BY
sympathy.
As Dts.er Pm. take one or two Pns 10
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimuizies the stomach
and bowels, restores the appetite, and invigor.
focus whore no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably wen, often finds that
Q dose Of these l,jls makes him feel 0ecid-
edly better, from their cleansing snd reno.
vsfing eject on the digestive apparatus.
PRnARED EY
n. J. c. AM Q CO., Practical cAsnists.
LOWELL, NASS., D. 8. A.
Roe SALE nv ALI Dnrooisrs KvKRYwExRx
: sakkkk. Agent. White Cloud
u. SHEPHERD Troy.
!. CAMPBELL. & CO. S~veranee.
Feb. -, ts7s-I,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

CoNxEcT1Cuf man has invented simple but
ehrctual methsd to prevent nnts and bolts from
working looee by nnsercwiDg. Il eonsists in the
application Of left-hand screw, ftteS: into the
end Of the holt, sofhst its end will partly cover
the end # the nut, and tins prevents it from
working loose.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

Lung BLEEDTSG.-In many casea of hoy,es
olcrsng At the lungs, and whom other remedies
USUALLY had failed. il was found that tvo tcs-
poonfnis OF salt completely stayed the Gov oflooa
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

spect 10 frozen POTATOES. appIe~. and vegetables.
They msg be thawrd out gradually and without
any injury by covering them with old carpets,
nay or straw. In no case take them to warm
room, for they will decay.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

EecAL parts Of laudsnum. sle"hol and oil
OF norwood make an excellent IMMINENT for
oF''ssa. &e- ON manor bssst.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

HOr BEDs.-Providea heap ofrich earth in n ec~.
vsnient plaO for ne in hot beds in early spriur,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

"a Csnplese Pictorial Ilisssry Of the Times,
-"The best. cheapest, and meet saceessfai
Family Paper In ahe ChiSa."
6arper's Weekly.
sPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED
Sofees ~ ne Press.
The Weekly il the ablesf and powerful illustrated
periodical published In this country EDITORIAL. arr
scholarly and convincing. and carry mnch wright Its
insfrsfrns of current full and fresh and
prepared by best designers With circulation Of
40 600 the Weety is read by least half million persons
and its innuene- Of opinion Is simply
d"us The Teekiy maintains positive pustisn and
Presses decided views Psitical snd social proalems
Lousriue Courier Journal
INSCRIPTIONS
Terms:
HAsrEns WEEKLY, one year --------.----....--. 800
-in Erfrs Cepyc Of eiher the MAeAIyk wEzkLr Bans
ell be ssd gr1tis erery Club Of FIVE SUBscRHEss
On ereh in remittance six Crss for eD 90 rsa
out srtra copy.
Ssbsrriptonsf To HaErERs MAGAzrSz WEEKLY and B.z,z
70 address for year. 80 90 or foo If Harp~s
Peri"d'rais. 70 one address far year. q 90.
Rack Numbers can he supplied at any time
The Animal Volumes Of HARPEEs WEEKLY IN
cloth binding will he sent by express free expense
" 90 -arh complete Srt. comprising Sixteen volumes
amt on receipt Of cash a the rate Of g per VOL freight
at expense Of purchaser.
The postage Harper's Weekly !. cents year whi-s
Addrss HARPER BROTHERS. New York
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-03-13

ClxANIxa PBoroeR Arns.-M.ke . solution Of
IsmSssss OF eun Arabic, and spreed u over with
e"ft samei's hair brush This win give them