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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25

FRIrrERED notwithstanding the
results, the New York Tribune de-
spairs Of the Democracy at last and
says:
But their stupidity is adamantlne. Moth
ing penetrates it. When the people, rising
upaganst the degeneracy, the corruption, and
greed and recklessness OF the party in power,
give 70 the Democrats, as they did last fall,
the opportunity to show their capacity and
their disposition to do better, the occasion is
trittered away and the opportunity wasted by
some such tremendous bunder as made
M Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25

Farm for Sale.

Tho property known A. the Daniel farm. ~ miles
north Of Bloomington containing l20 acres 20 acres
under cultivation and so of timber. all under
fence frame dwelling, stable and grEnary, good
spring near the buildings. viii be sold bargain.
Would like to sell before seed time,
Terms:--Ons-half down. balance time given %
suit purchaser For further information inquire OF
the subscribers, JAMES BALLANTINE BRO.
Rloomip,fop March
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25
Why Children Should Sign The
Pledge.

1t will lead them to inquire what
ardent spirits, beer and wine drinking
does.
1t will lead them to resolve theirs
shall not be the drunkard's end.
1t will teach them their moral and
free agency, and they are to be actors
for themselves in future life.
1t will cause them to feel as they
have never felt before, their own
responsibility.
1t will give them new and per-
manent interest in the temperance
cause.
1t will preserve them most effec-
tually from the enticements Of the
wine cup.
1t will prevent them being urged
to drink by others.
1t will make them good examples
for others.
1t will bring them out and embody
them as a temperance army-a Band
of Hope.
1t will make tbs m active and bold
to gather in others, and extend the
cause.-New YORK. Witness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25

The Milwaukee papers notice
that Hon. VIM. E. Smith has started
on a second trip to Europe. Poor
health is the inducement TO leave this
oI;rooto
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25

sa- The $4,000 stolen from the
government during Treasurer News
administrator, $1,000 st one time
and $4,000 at later period, were
paid into the treasury very soon
after the losses were reported, by
Mr.. New himself out Of bis own
private resources.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned residing five miles southeast II
the village o. Glen Haven aud five miles north OF the
village OF Cassvile, offers his farm for sale contain
ing 1875 acres, ninety OF which snder cultivation
and good improvements, and the remainder young
timber land adjoining, all being in section 81, town
all Of which il offered for sale cheap For Terms
and further Information inquire Of the subscriber.
Ii p Ii
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25
SMALL CAPS :
SENATE.

Republicans 81; Rcformers r.
ASSEMBLY.
Adams-G. VI. Marshall.
Ashland, &c.-S. S. Fifeld.
Brown Michael Rtsch, w ] Fisk, LEOPOLD
KELLNER.
Buffalo Edrard Lees
Calumet--Henry Horst.
Chippewa and Taylor--C. G. WnrsE
Clark-H Il. Mills
Columbia--Michael Griffin, J. G. Griffin, A.
0. Dole.
Crawford--Feryus Nils.
Dane--Wm. SeamonsOn, IFm. ChaTleton,
Peter lander, M johnson.
Dodge--P Griffin" Columbus Gernaaia
Geo H. Lawrence, Charles E. Kite, George
Sctoh, James Higgins.
Door and Kewaunee-L. III. WGSh6tVu.
DUNN. R. Bump
Eau Claire--H. NJ. Stocking.
Fond du Lac--Jas. K Scrihner, f. A. Put
man, Lambert Brost
Grant-W. D. Jones, Joseph Book, George
Brown, W. j. Mccoy.
Green-John Luchsinger.
Green Lake-W. s. Flint
Iawa-Anslev Grdy,* kearton Coates.
Jefferson Thos Shirtnch, c. S. Phillips, d.
W. Curtis.
Jr~eau- c. f. Booth.
kenosha--F Robinson.
La Crosse-John Bradley.
La Fayette--Danverse Netf.
Manitowoc--C. r. Zo,n, T}tos. Nohr, WI
Ian, Iisch.
Lincoln and Marathon B Rmgle.
Marquette--B + 3odeN.
Mlwaukee-Pa Patrick Drcp, PETER FAGG, Ed
Reoqi, r. f. Cooke, David Vance. Charles
KrGatz, Henry Fink, Lemuel Ellsworth, VIM.
Walthers, Fred. A Zauteke, H. Lap;es
Monroe-A t. Colburn, c. d. Wells.
Oconto-Louis Pial
Outagamie-D Hauanlel.
Ozaukee-G G0tz, WILLIAM CARBYs.
Pierce-C l. Taylor
Portage-T. W. Anderson.
Racine-N. J. Field, E " White.
Richland-J L. X. lNcColl,s,n, Ii. II. Hoyt.
Rock--L I. Pulleu Geo Gleason, Andrew
Barlass, s. T. Merrill j. A. Blount.
Sauk-B D Hurlbut, S J. Seymour.
Shawano, &c-H. s Dixon.
Sheboygan--Joseph Wedis, VIM. Noll Lonis
Wolf
81. Croix- p. @ Boydsn.
Trempealeau-N. D. Comstock
vernen--John Stevenson, t. S. Jordan.
Walworth-C. S. Teeple, B. 0. Reynolds N
D. Stearns.
Washington--Aadre,r Martin, Philip Sclaaei
der
waukesha-IV r. Hardy, James S Dent
Waupaca-H c. N,ina5rue.
Waushara-J. K. Walker.
winnebago-T hos Wal, Eric McArthnr,
l.. s. Chase, Sidney Shutelt.
Republicans, SO; Reformers, A Indepen-
dents, 4 seats contested.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25
The Legislature of 1875.

The following is list of members
of the next Legislature, so far u,
known. Republicans in Roman,
Reformers in Halic, Independents in
SMALL CAPS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25

80 country editor says he
received the following: Dear sir
| have looked carefully over your
paper for six months for the death
of some individual was acquainted
with, but as yet not single soul |
care any thing about has dropped of;
you will please have my name
erased"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25
BININGER'S
Old LONDON DOCK
c il ~

Especially designed for the use of the Medical Pro-
fession and the Family. possessing those Intrinsic
medicinal properties which belong to Old aud
Pure Gin Indispensable TO females Good for Kid
containing one dozen bottles each and sold by all
ruggists, grocers, etc. A. NJ. BININGER CO.,
established IT'S, No. Is Beaver street, New York.
33-l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25

The Postmaster General has
decided that postmasters should not
allow postal cards containing scurrll-
Gus epithets to pass through their
offices; therefore it is necessary for
them to read the cards in order to see
that none such 20 in the mails {; and
under no circumstances should post
master violate the sactity OF the mails
BY making known the contents of any
postal cards passing through his
hands.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25
Death of Senator Ferry, of Connect
icut.

w WASHINGTON, November pa
dispatch was received here last even.
ing announcing the death, at his home
IN Connecticut, of Senator Ferry, of
that State. lie has been i'll for some
years from paralysis.
Senator Ferry was born in 1882 !;
he graduated at y ale, aud some time
after entered upon the practice of law
as 4 profession was member of the
State Senate in 1855 and 1856; was
States attorney from 1856 to 1859 /;
was then elected asa member OF the
House OF Representatives in the
thirty-sixth Congress. He held the
rank Of Colonel and Brigadier-Gen-
erat in the Union army, and served
with distinction and honor He was
elected to the United States Senate as
a Republican in 1856, and reelected
in 1872, his term of service expiring
in 1870. Although Republican, Mr..
Ferry was returned TO the Senate by
the aid of Democratic votes, aud
since 1872 had acted chiefly with the
small body OF liberals in the Senate
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25

49, The Irish evangelist is said to
Needham so much because Sankey's
songs give him Moody spells.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25
For Sale.
Auction Sale
Thoroughbred and Highgrade
ShOrt-HOrn Cattle.
SALE WILL BE HELD
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER /,

At 10 o'clock a. m on my farm, 3l5 miles north Of
Washburn. Grant county, Wis, at which time will
be exposed for sale twenty i've head four pure bred
and ain highgrade bulls fifteen cows and heifers,
sjTtv npreIred Poland China Pigs choice Bears and
sows of fine quality. 80
TERMs:-All sums OF $40 ana uhdeE' e"sh' over
Ter cent interest liberal discount for cash
ppe 81 JOHN T. HOWDLE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25

DENNIsTEN HOUSE, c. FORBES. PROPRIE
IL tor, Cassville, Wis The house has been lately
reitted and refurnshed throughout, and no pains
will be spared to accommodate guests Good stsbling
1885,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25

a CuRIosIrY.-Mr. J. S. Ennis, Of
the town Of Moundville, handed us, .
few days since, ball taken from the
stomach of beet creature that he
had killed, which was about Eve
inches in circumference. 1t was i'm
possible to determine what the forma-
ton was without bisecting it, which
being accomplished disclosed the fact
that the ball was formed wholly of
hair. 1t had a hard encasement
which we suppose was formed by the
action of the gastric juice on the sur
face of the ball, but how the hair
came there of which the ball is form
ed is the question. We never heard
of such circumstance before
Portage Register.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25

sa-The Spanish-American con-
fiict is now dwindled down to the
probability that James Gordon Ben
nett NAV marry Spanish girl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25

. Michigan leads Iowa and
Wisconsin in population.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25
ss-The National STANDARD.
PROOF. TO n

The sales of Webster's Dictionaries throughout the
country in 1873 20 times large the sales of
any other Dictionaries. In proof, will send to
any person, application the statements Of more
than 100 Booksellers, from every section of the
country. Published by
G. q e. MERRIAM, Springfield. Mass.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25
NO WAR.
SPANS Reply TO Our Governments Demands -
Fair Treatment Guaranteed to American
CIiIzena In Cuba.

New York, Nov. 10--The
Herald's Washington special, dated
yesterday, says the reply OF the
Spanish Government to the note Of
Minister Cushing was transmitted
by cable to the State Department
and deciphered there this morning.
1t appears to be diguifed response
to the demand which our Govern
ment made in the matter of Ameri-
can interests in
THE ISLAND OF CUBA. ~
and will, it il believed, dispelthe
fears of further trouble between
Spain and the United States. The
tone Ct the reply is firm, but very
coneillatory.
THE JUSTICE OF OUR DEMANDS
is not ignored. The confusion of
affairs in Cuba obstructa the exerCi 9
of an impartial ard prompt admins
tration of The requirements OF the
treaty of 1895
SPAIN DEFENDS HER RiGnT
TO maintain cOutt martials 10 Cuba,
and cites ia support Of her position
on this question the fact that the
United States during and for long
time subsequent 10 the late war of
secession, and France for two years
succeeding the triumph of the Re
public over the Commune, and even
afterward, under the mild reign of
There, made use of similar military
or
EXTRAORDINARY TRIBUNALS,
to deal out Justice to public and civil
enemies In the case of France
these tribunals sentenced to be trans
ported to Cayenne over two thous-
and persons; and yet these tribunals
exercised these functions after the
close of the war and the advent Of
complete peace. Therefore Spain,
in the midst of her war in Cuba,
maintains the right of using court
martials to try offenders against the
laws. She readily
MAKES THE CONCESSION
that Am erican citizens can have their
advocates or attorneys, and can pro-
duce witnesses in their own behalf,
conformably to the provisions of
Article eleven of the Treaty of 1895,
and according to the regular course
of proceeding in such cases; and she
GIVES SUFFICIENT GUARANTEES
of such mode of defence Of course
ia the case of Spanish subj ects, no
exception will be made which will
allow them the enjoymen of this
advantage in defending themselves
against prosecution by the Spanish
authorities for their offences. In
these cases the advocates will be
designated by the chief military
auLhority-that is, the Captain Cen
eral will appoint them, The above
is full synopsis of
THE ANSWER OF SPAIN
in reply to Mr.. Cushing, and has
been deemed satisfactory enough to
warrant the countermanding of the
orders originally given to put our
navy in preparation for such contin :
gency as a misunderstanding between
the two governments.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25
Village Property for Sale.

offer for sale my property, situated 10 the village
Of Lancaster. three blocks west Of the court house.
consisting of three of land dwelling and barn
The grounds well improved with shrubbery
large and conveniently arranged dwelling aud
eommodious barn thereon. Dr. ?. A CLARKE.
Lancaster, Wis Nov. II. 35w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25
Special Notice.

Of GENERAL MERCHANDISE to be found in Lancaster
Our stock embraces all that usually found in Country
Store including DRY GOODS GROCERIES, BOOTS and
SHOES, HATS and CAPS CLOTHING, CROCKERY and
GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, NOTIONS, Etc, Etc.
Also, E. BUTTER1CK CO.'S CELEBRATED DRESS PAT
TERMS for Ladies, Misses and Children.
large stock of Trunks Ladies Travelling Baskets Baby
Carriages, Clothes Wrngers, Etc
Also Sewing Machine Needles at less that Agents prices
large lot of Remnants of Dress Goods Cacoes, Cling
hams Etc be closed by the piece regardless of
Also lot of soiled but good Boots and Shoes at
one-fourth cost price.
Produce Bought and Sold
To all of our old customers with whom we have dealt
pleasantly within the past welcome to quarters
and trust, with room, larger stock, and LOWER
PRICES, to merit their continued patronage.
70 the former patrons of predecessors Mesrs Mccoy
Holloway, give that we shall spare pains
to make it to their interest continue trading at this
as we shall not be undersold
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25
New Advertisements.
Raising Stock.

The undersigned offers his farm for sale containing
| $50 acres. 1t is very desirable place for
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-11-25

Hereby calls the attention Of the pul lie to his
cry large stock Of seasonable goods in the line Of
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16

A Ban Franelrro paper felatsa tho follow.
Ing neI,lsni A fow evenings arc. m
odd.lucking character entered eia u the
loading hotels of this ei,y, and alter
scrawlins his name g John llssgina.
Sucker Flat" = ulen t',a fef.at.r, eat
down twenty y.ipi'ar rteee upon tho
counter. and asked for = "gnol roo.n. y
Tho oblising clerk ,locketed him M. 4Ds.
somewhere In The attic. AnL John HIgsins.
of Sucker Flat WAS shown Into tho 4leya.
tor. For solna reason ar oihar tho hoy
was not ~ hIa rosi. aud Higgins. supras.
Ing II WAS tho room In witch In WAS 70
spend tho night. immediately Lsgan 10 nm.
drssa, In u fuw momsnsa u,s elevator
boy returned. aud found Higgins minus
ascry thing but hIs undafsiir. ani drawers.
Tho gentleman ffpu, sa.ksr Flat nas con-
slusahly eurplisel II mllai he considered
tho uuceromonlana intrusIhn RI the 10y,
and demanded wlty hc dsss<l u cofn~ Into
4 gentleman rum without knocking.
Tho hoy took In The situation Al - glance.
anil hau,ns a party a iAilise eomns mp.
With the nppa,en. rptr1< ~ sscen.llnr
In the elevator. scnrtrhef ihas Higs,us
must 10 sot ent ~ TIN ~ay ~ .oon -
possible. and a,yiny 'he rope n tng. 1ani
ths nrparasn. akyMari, 1he moment The
thing began - ascend. H,ggln@ hegan -
bound about the confined arsi tnent llku 4
rtgeA Iuualle. aud 81 4 wnlla ii Nas hard
10 toll which III the two was lie nost
frightened. llighinss Or tho 10y A lslst
ihu, reached the top flaor ani .ams - \
had halt. The Sucker Fit man hnre'
,psn tho door and rushed eut II tie slesa.
tor, alr,ly clad IN simple eosttl.nun1 rel IN.
l.f shirt and whds d,anugs. H. MA elesals
followed by tl,g hoy. Who ~as evidently
anxious IL gpi ,e liest lnio iea,n NJ. as's
~ anon ~ circumstances would permit.
A. iuck would have II. however. a namLef
~ cham hsrna,ds ~ere jual passing tie
spot. AMI ~ Higgins llokn l0aau III ttuir
n,iist thsy tllsd iLe upper suIt.'lofs with
unssrthly shr,vks. mud nel in d.Ifsrsnt
directions. AZ lat. IN thr assistance II
several wsssu~a. Virgins waa caught md
taken ~ ILL., rssm, w,nss h,a esarln. ~.
ralei ~as aitoasarl lrvua;at Ii him. IL.
;lns now uses ths STAIRS wnsa Nv u5ats 10
liz w W dcHn 4.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16
a FLOOD iselOtNT.

4 touching insi.ieut il related In ennnnr.
tion will, tli. Hood 1T Germantown. near
Port Jersis, N. Y. renr widow On thp
morning n The fr.shvs hai gone 10 i'ofL
Jersis from Germantown u order il ,nsin
fnr l,nf bah,, Who h.sl .Il.i tils night Le.
fore, t,he left her Lp.,ar AMI the .p,rsn
With her daughter. agei ilsa ,.lra
While t,s Lorsasui mother .ae ale.ni,
tlu nooa cam" RULING da.n tie dat. A
man LIVING near ran II lnf i,unaa md ~.
dea,ofed q induce III. It'll. g,rl u have
". Sha refused lu lnAsr lier daua brother,
lhr man rlekoi l,ur ~. and eart.el H.,
Weeping and screaming TIA rlaeo II safa.
". When l,o released her sl,r rln aa,tll,
back 10 h.r mothers isarrt.d l,pnse, 70.
entered IL. and In M instant ian eui with
the dsad baby in het arms Tho nool var
but a short distance away. aud ,uahi,g
toward thu ground tla little girl hal t.
croas with hat burden. ishe r.leil.i Il a,fc
position before lie oa,e II lee rolled Ly,
and looking lask 10 40 hpr humble homo
crushed 10 atnns IN tln innH, II leo, aln
started In search ~ hsr mother.
Tho latter, when tho alarm MAS sounded
FASTENED ~ return home. aud mat hvs
l,stin daughter. ear,,in. .Lu llfrleas baby,
M thu midst II ila rloal that throngrd
shr high ground. ILu ~esnv that followed
IL indsscrlbAbIo.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16

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t4s
spssa - e - sasa
49, WWt
~tA A#ala 1 49, aat
hfsN y tsF 80 So ss IA
teas i " n asss8H ss A NJ
sssteRt fsHss II 60 - W n
saAs H#As $50 fNsA tt e tse
~iAl T. tss II II Aass In + sNgssF AAs#
FA AN#fAs - hEt aAF
sAsA " tsa4eassn k#sn tAAs II aeuA
s#AAs*. stAs I ~ - II
tNe go este thAA Fsaat p+8#hs
hA4 is#n ilfisA - ,ssst Msnis sna
htMtsA, aiaanat .iAlat'4gl. slsa. its4s,
atYa'#feAs ~ AlssAs issssse $3.50 4 "A
vsth sht vt AsHs. ~ na ~Asth tlssa 49,
sstsAaea ~ sAet NHs4s. sssssfsfssa II
aNa zen slssa hating stssuaas sna
lsee.
'Ils ess - eset shsa. sua ~ II ~
hsss daa III W. sasa !, laaa, vhea he
ess esAsss. H. iease.
III ~a* Isf ssaf rssssst's saie. ns
el'lld Al fss let sskes II ran vs.s
help yHH. AL have IL A. saas settssu
AFsn.f flsfvs his Hala visits ta tie
ufrNssns fFrgsea'ls stnrp tha event al#se
nHus'r4i, AMI tb.s hsse alussa l4ai 4
vntslial WrlefsaN In a2saA ia ii ~, I"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16


" " kasl NJ ~ sesioas thing for sifi
~ lrass mamma. ami rairnAs htrn.lt A.
ihe lnri,ing IL tile man II hsf hs4st M
dcnhi u II ~. hns ~ rtnr~n II thew tina
even the stsfnar tts stnnut snfreuAst IN
slair kinsirh~Y n,tifnt ee.ne m,s giving.
snd sr,isisittlen. II lie liz Isl4er. ,linn.
W" sitl,ta II hattins ~ iea1r iuat H. ,an.t
sirrnlef epi nrahtaHs uith whom
he has NJ ball ttt#e communion. Ills
evenings, intfeai Il heinz rp.nt NJ th.
eiab OF The ensina laas., mutt te devoted
I" charming sanag eN.ature. whose guile.
lees hoa,i init iini sery different euter.
ialnin, ~ ittn thts - which llo has inen
nrstsi"tut'i llas this il net Ill N.
knows thtt Hfssf he has haealle bound IN
the silkrn .ri II na.iiucny. hn IN no
'nngrr wnlsain. slsisant In th,~a circles
whore. while free, wreathing smiles AMI
glowing sss atn,s. 81 wreath net for lila
te.'. IL. tnnns that While Il .barleL,r i.
welcome s,are ever hr g.m~.' a married
man i regarded ~ emo dcaI. anil crossed
on the bneLa ~ no longer "a,ailahla" 10
the fair. In addition III All th.H. unhanny
circumstances, Ii. has become tho head of
d family. Then
"fl,tehs Tie lusf share. utn III. min,s
of silks. nni sul,eac~. doctors hllla. anil
duns oi .ebts that Ito never tsapel tho
benefit of. Lake thu horsu In tho MILL no
has tsl.h 10 perform fnr others. IL. ID
no longer Ii''e 10 e,abraes,pesert, or wealth.
Aosondeftl,ai .he Young bachelor l"oks sal.
when the hour II hIs enthraln.nt ap.
proAel,.s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-07-16
Htti.tll AMI FASHION.

Not nniil w deal eens. l.n.Iu,lsIy With
naiurt'. ~ ~ do with tf..let,nan, shaIl wv.
na individuals. 10 entitled IN leuarla of
merit. Na AK Tor lns.l ii rood wood,
my tho market price for IL. ut tho worth
y our n,onsy, aud have ihe satisfaction II
warmth from tho fro II makes suppose
thr dealer know W. ~af,il not ray fnr ii.
III wu,ld not b. likrl, IL gl,s full m.A..
nfc. nr tho lest quality.
The dainty lit~ II lase. Jet ornaments
anil ilames, rorah,,Is and sei,ess eonpo..
Ing la't arc yer, becoming 10 aolue iaee..
Tho dfesay Int has IrIee. IL t.he.
noney 10 ray for II Tho ltlls laI,
"iaies 10 look stylish. pa,a the rrlee. and
IL harpy and s.iiaiiel until tl.e fashion
changes. fl,e d.slras l,.al.l, anl ol,a.
.iei,, u step. h,o,an.y II spirit, Could
they ta purchased At atesarl'n Or IL
Worth, millions ~ tlnil.ra wo,,ll roll il Ia
thu ers.ii II tll.ir hank accounts. Aha.
poor eh,ld u f.a''lonl s.lt eanna. hny lor
you tho devy freshness ri 4 sigprona life,
Tl's nnnshins and f.'tn.lsnpa nj. slf,.
linaps IN ehssks. cherries Iii relnr Il Ina
come from within, The price Ii service,
and faithful aursice ion. under the L,rr..
tinn ~ tl.e mosi generous a,l the mnrt
asasiing physician = Mother Nature.
lisr rewards Are snre, her rlni.hn,ents
certain. 1hcro can ~ no appeal 10 4
higher s"sirl~~iio amendments 10 har III.
vtn.ly appointed "eonasi,iltiuil. = WIN
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III earll,nnwarn dish or tray. Introduce
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4 silittian oI lolirn.tonc into which low
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