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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28

~. 3wei rsrine" SrldnSer, weldebie
Waiermerte in Chicago beiu6ten unS oas
bel Die sroBen Mai6inenrdoer iaben, iabsn
lid e%ritaunt chamber an unb iasten y0ieie
9bicasoer Iino bod Elm ionoerbareS Solt,
iie miiien ii3 bas @a0er crit mableu Iais
len, ebe Iie es trinten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28

.Y@ 3ei6en Der 3eit. 6ine in elmer
Geniion erSosene GO9ter CUR 6rsunoin {:
Old On 9laubit ni9t, meme Glia, mas iir
Elm 9roBes Slid eS lit, woblgeratbene st;
tern III beiieen, Die bod aud (pas bel 81:
tern 10 ieIten Der 6olD SilOung senug bas
ben, OuB Observation-Disclosures SuweiIen-
elm uerniinitiseS @ort nit ibneu reben tann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-28

.5H Orei Stussnten sabsn ii6 an Ser
Gborpade fir Sdiaer, @Stbe unS Bielano
aus. Der Sffcier auf ben S9ers einses
benb, riei: pWteine Serrn, eS febIt nur
nod Der 9lopitod, -llnterotiicisr ber."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01
Hirl'a Gossip.

Il ID tho vcrdic. IL mankind that tho
womon dress Ia sxvuisite tasts thus sea-
son.
u il frequently unmarked that girls
who dress loud soon come 20 talk
and act loud.
A Bowling grcon woman has just
fallon In love with her husband. after
regarding him with great dislike for
ten ycars.
4 Bay City girl d blowing .vo.hun-
drea pounds on lung-seaser, just tho
weight of tho man ahs ID going 10 mar.
~.
An Ohio girl Who tried 10 describe
= lump of coal weighing 6vs hundred
pounds, sail: "lt'sn big - moth
er's oycrshecs =
Brooklyn gira don't break with their
aAiances ~ much ~ usual nwing 10 =
growing reluctance to : part with .heir
diamond engagements rings.
Tho silycry music dtops from her
dclicatcly cultured throat ike phos-
phorou. from tho dripping oar saysa
Western critic of DO Murska. liz
was prejudieed--in favor Of tho oar.
"slim Melissa p,ioe and Mr.. WIN.
IIonry Worth (bo.h ehromos)," II the
style In which tho Atlanta News An-
nouncvs tho namss os tho two high con.
tracing pAr.iss at ; recent colorsd
wedding.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

Fer . Few l'craoMs 10 Rral

Don't make foul of yourself BY got.
ting mad whom bill 10 presented 10
you. Thsrs II nothing wrong in H.
Hundreds and ,h,usan,ls of men quito
~ good ~ yourself have had bills pro.
sontsd TO them and ,lil mt feel insult.
I'd thereby. Even II ,hsrc II mistake
ID tho bill. Il il better 10 ask calmly
for m explanation than q get IL . tow.
ering ragu about il anl threaten tho
withdrawal ~ your patronage. The
best of non makc mistakes sometimes.
and there arc very few In business who
will mt el,ccrfully correct a mistake
and thank yeu for pointing |. out.
Il yau can't pny when your bill -
presented. and tho tau.. II yoara, then
you ought % feel angry 1t Yourself
but there ID 40 moro scnsc IN getting
.n,ad" On thu presentation Of : bill
than to dy into : passion whom you
nsighbor extends 10 you tho co,npli.
n,suta Of tho season. Il exposes =
weakness which ID not commcndablo In
any ons.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01
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which FHsls Fesrsrmrs, W ~ res
slinr n another What We Ms1e
Atnersea America. ard aiAvreNs ftvu
Eararr " iAisi fea kavs M ~
need u ! vssenses s.as rcvesrmsNs
ssrsssss have 'ssn hsshiest sru have
haa ~ ssmy. ~ NAVY, ne civN sssvtes1
\ any frsa, magnitude, ~ saa have
lived Within, cahals "A the center, 10.
rsnse YIN hal NJ rewer ,asean ma the
ten'et having l.slln money IN receive
here aud little IL iishur.., Hut nov
yoa lave changed all that.
Now sou have ,iels ~ large ~
the lies. " a. Ysa will haso IL raise
ias.s onrrous ~ Tho wnrs, VI ", These
r.n'ral establishments will govern yeur
county, as sach establishments govern
.ur c.aa,fics You will choose your
President in one wa,; We ours In nj.
other. Int sou vii have jus. wha,
WI will have--tle :ntrigue. the cor.
rup,ivn. tho oyerrnling central power
which come In. and must come In,
where . great deal Of money ID collect
el, Is handled, and ispaid over. Your
nation will b governed. then just ~
ours arc governed. Only you viii ,sill
call yours = republic, while We call ours
empires Or kingdoms. !"
Mr. Sumner uscd TO toll this story.
even ton years ago, and ask, with
|,alf-scrioua anxiety, whether tho ~
lu.c diploma.iss we're right " wrong.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01
MOdcrM Womcn.

|. ia sad commentary upon our
boastsd civilization that the women of
our times have d.generated IN health
snd physique until they arc literally :
race of invalids--ralc, nervous. foshls
and back.achy, with only here and
there few noble exceptions In tho por-
sons Of the robust, buxom ladies ohar.
actsristic u the sex In days gone By.
by very large experience. covering .
period " years. aud embracing The
treatment VI many thousands of sAsss
Of those ailments peculiar 10 Women.
Dr.. Pisrce. of the Worlds Dispsassry.
Buffalo, y. Y, has perfected. BY shs
combination 81 certain vegetable u.
trrcts. ; natural spceilic. which hs doss
not cxtol a. car..nll. hut one which
admirably faltllsa sinslencss of psrposs
being most positive and reliable ssa-
cdy for shoso weaknesses aud sou.
plainl1 that afillct the women Of the
present day This natural spsci6s
compound Il called DR.. pisree's Favor
i,s Prescription. Tho following ars
among those disaascs Ia which this
wonderful mcd,cino has WORKED cures
~ II hy nngic and with ! certainty
never before attained by any medicines:
Weak back, nervous and general d.
bility. falling and ether diaplaee,ssnts
of internal organs. resulting from d.
hili.y sni lack # atreSgth il natural
supports. Internal fossr. CONCESSIONS.
inflama,ipns and liberation and very
many other chronic diseases incident 10
women, not proper 10 mention hess. IL
which. 40 well a. Ia the oasss that have
bcon enumerated, the FAvosits Pr.
scrirtion effects curss Tho marvel u
tho world. Il viii mt do harm 10 any
state Or condition Of tho system. and By
adopting IL usc tho invalid lady nay
avoid that Acvorest Of ordeals-tho
consulting u = family physlsian r.
vorise Prescription d sold BY dsalsn u
medicines generally.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01
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sal~sisasisn II sAast Aesns ~ she -
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lef u cattle u the smusnt sr0 -
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~a~ rattle. - sms A4A CpUon -
es$tssNl, ssaliss ny - eem1. T. -
asu ~hs' " - receiving - = unnn
ca'.ls : Startling ~ This slalou1eoo
may sesm, |, II haled apnn ~ell.AssA-
entisassd fae's Tie aadisian NJ mere
than lueatei ni,linns M dellsvs %
Vie value a sas'le on haul hy the ~.
s'iasian hsrs syesmtleuAeA ID worthy
VI .l.e most careful esnsileratiou, Aad
" may bs expected that our cattle
growers viii W., III SLOW IN making The
Substitution as ira ~ practicable.
Ii il stated that there are d The
present time GOO men engaged ID
raising these shutt.horn cattle in lhs
United States. VI coarse il will take
= loug time 10 bring about : general
substitution Of short. horns. hus ones
general move n made In that direction
the progress viii b mnts rapid than
might 10 supposed. Al thm date shsrs
arc about $4,000. 900 cattle In The
country. Tho national census fos 1870
has tho following classification Of shis
kind " property: Becvss and stors cat.
tls u. sos. Of6; milch COWS. 6.OS6. 1e2
work oxen. l. 3lO,27l Texas i tho
great cattlc-producing State u this
time, Illinois coming mort. bat The
Texns cattle aro far from being what
tho American palate ksenly rslishss.
and tho beef of tho future will NOS b
likely 70 DO out from The tough. atringy
quarters Of . Texas steer.
Thcre il little danger Of producing
too much good besf in Amsrioa. In
proved breeds will give TO this article
of primo necessity still greater relish
and more beneficial qualities. and The
In the Wcat or In tho Esss
III Illinois or In New York. who ars
engaged u who mar hereafter engage
Ia this branch of business, must rank
- public brnsfactors. Albany Journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01


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y fss sstas lesw VI 4sar#s tas
sluSls II mslss wns slwess asss, "
shsnl v " sssrains II th+ sar 4
~ hieA*ss sAii, asa ksirs ss~.
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h@a n ~ Ms~sm. shs ~ssus .~s1
s~fs~rt aAshIns saa framing shtsags
shs nassew ehasns.. hss " IN aa~n
shss IA ran seAfvrls In sesn aaa ia
tuAysnx never heard llrte ii spwe.
|tAiag that rivals the ~eaaeu n the
Yells~ussns. 81 y rv.ndst ,Aas N.
fM@mlae. TIE peias where shsss
os~ee rsseiriess tsgis II issw ~ II
sbe~i 100 m,les narth~s.s Il .hs i.es
rinss Indian Agency The Indians
IA fat hrck - Tho time II Fremens'a
explorations. gave Indications that
such wonlets existed we'll aowa ,his
slprs be,pnd ti~ leeompahere Noun.
tsins. but the Wild region has b%sn
lrft al,ncs, unearlerea 10 this lay, aud
|, u lcft fur Gannvit's party a. give
q the pccpls n this country the trsi
real knowledge af the wonderful canon
and is awful rrsririces They have
made drawings al s1n.e II tie highest
points, aud taken IN The full topography
cf the region; Int rds will Lr weak
to convey an adequate idea II the sub
Unity and awful grandeur of this Can.
~ Ut the Gunnison. II seems prob
able that tho stream of tourists that
their way over the range into Middle
Park the past season for the 6sst time.
% test tho virtues Of its famous hot
sulphur springs. % angle In i,s brooks.
and indulge In tho pleasures Of tho
Chase, will another season End their
way into tho uncompahgre Mountains
and to this now and wonderful canon.
Il may be but fcw Year,. in fact.
whom this will form tho chief attrac.
tson for Rocky Mountain tourists. and
arrest tho throng who now take !
jaunt q the Yosemite -
tho best thing that the continent a.
fords.
The greatest depth Of tho Grand
Cannon Of tho Yellow stone Il but l, 900
aud the average for miles along tho
deepest parts Ii not over 600 feet.
Clear Creek Canon, In Colorado, which
Grace Greenwood. DAyatd Tavlor. and
other travellers havo praised ~ rivaling
tho Yellowstone. il but littlo over
! 900 fset at IL highest point. Prof. |
'iannsts declares that there Il nothing
IN America tha. equals the now won-
dors Of the urAnd and Gunnison. Tho
white wallis, contrasting strongly with
The oshsfs In thu ncighhorhocd. IN
many places cut and searrsd into curl.
sus and fantastic shapes, spires. towers |
And minarcts, standing on. above, add /
10 shs startling pie.urcs1usnc>s and
awful grandeur Of tho scene. Here
Ind there, along tho lower side. Of the
'ansn. may b. traced strips u COLOR
ng This i duo 70 tho miugling wat
- from several springa that lins the
river banks, Iron spvings producing tho
rod colors, and sulphur springs tho
yellow. Tho river bed IN shallow. and
tho water u very clsar. Report Of
Hayden Expedition.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

The Cleveland Plain Dealer concs
10 ~ In on entire now dress and vastly
improved In iss general mako nr and
appearance. Under tho ablc manage
mont of W. w, Armstrong tie Plain
Dealer has attained tho front rank In
journalism. II u entitled 10 ! nation'1
blessing, and patrons IN every part Of
tho continent for having defeated Par.
sona for congress and secured tho clsc-
tion Of Payne.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

When Attorney General Williams
rides short-tAil mule worth forly.two
dollars and half 10 and from tho d.
partmsnt VI Justice. the Wisconsin
0rangcrs sny lhsrc will be soIue hope
Tor the country.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

An honest farmer heing asked Why
hc did not subscribe for ! Newspaper.
explained. "l,scauss my father. when
he Aicd. IN mo : eood many nswaps.
psrs, and hsvs mt reaL them through
-"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01
Whore Grant Was.

Dadst rtsd H(m
Therc Ii IN anecdoso going tho rounds
about oil Gen. sedgwick and Gen.
Grant In the Wilderness. which 10 4
triAs inaccurate. This III the way u
was' The day before scdgwiok Vas
killed. and while his infantry vas Aghs.
ing 10 the left n Mins Fun. two bat.
teries of his artillery wsrc waiting for
ordcrs about half = mile in tho roar n
tho limo of battle. Grant c.mc riding
along, accompanied BY two of his stnf
probably lsawlins aud Bsbcock--
and asked sergeant II artillery. who
aat on bic horse by tho roadside. where
Gen. sedgwick was. Tho ssrgean.
did not recognize Grant. Who wore no
insignia Of rank. % hs turned 20 com.
rad with
"God'l mighty. Bill, here's > man
lootin' for old John Ssdgwick In the
rear"
A. this Grant had started 10 ride
along. and tho sergeant called out after
him.
Il say, mister. you ain't much &C.
quaints1 with old John. b yous"
Grant laughed heartily. and replied
that hs 'wsed 20 know old John"
In the estimation Of tho men he had
10 long commanded. and Who a6ection-
stely called him "Old John," Il WAS
proof positive u lack acquaintance
with ten 'sedgw'ck 10 hs 10 king Tor
him In tho fv~s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

Somebody advortisss ) preparation
fer kccping lady's hands FREQ from
chaps. A report thst she has no mon.
~ wvuM 10 ths sans thiag.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01


sunilitOONf. kfOsr x.OAi. lNOsr
IerNlOrrt !!
- jnAt published, new edition III Dv, Cul.
W sersNril's GvlrhsAtsA EssAy an the
radical rnrr twsthaus inetsinpl III sperIna.
torrl,ma nr Seminal Meaknrss, Involuntary
seminal lo,srs, in,roiensy. Mental ard Physical
InrApArity, tmleiiinenss ~ Marriage. rte, .asc,
Consumption, Epilepsy aud tit., induced Ly sslf.
tndnItsnss OF sexual sstFasAKahsu, ~.
~ frfr, IN n sasaL envelope, ss,i, ~ cents.
Ths celebrated author. III this admirable hasa.
sl.ary demonstrates, from .lirty years suaeps..
fMl psArtlre. thai the alarming consequences III
sslf.Ahusc may he radically rnrd without tile dan.
Mefsus MSS ofinternai msateims or ths application
VI The knfrs pslHstnu ont 4 Hude VI cure a. nnev
slmpl~, certain aud eifsetnai, ht means ef whIah
every suifsnr. III matter what his condition may
he.. may ours hiin@rf eheapiy, privately, AMI
radically.
- THIS Lecture skenii he In the hands OF every
youth And stery Wam In tile tani.
Sent unfeF scai, In plain epselnpe, to any ID.
dTcss, post paid, on rcest Vi sA ssat. lsa post
stamps.
Ad1rsts thu rmblishers,
rtiAs. &c, kjLNKAcO.,
la7 6owery, Nuw York, I.ss Office Hss, s3s6
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

Said > Missouri preacher There's
; powerful sight of siggllpg back thar
In the corner. and its got 70 b stepped,
Or tho Lord viii delegate mo 70 open
the door and throw some ono out |"
It was stopped.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

"A s'euMcrcr writes ~ 10 tho elect
thst tho srasshoppsrs have pus On
seelen underwear, and given other 10.
dicstions of their purpose 70 losf around
Ill Vinter."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

Gentleman (calllng a ths hesss d
lady frisad); "ls your mistress N I"
Mary; "Shs Il. sur." tscntlsmsn. IL
shs engaged I" Mary: Path. sAsi
moro than that; shes married."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-01

doctor, what do you think D ths
eaaso Of The frsqusat rush Of blood 70
nv headg .'Oh! 10 nothing hat On d.
fort n Mature. Nature, yos tsov.
slAoys 8 vuguuo."
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

institution, we cannot admit all to our
ranks. Many are excluded by the nature
Of our organization, not because they are
professional men, or artisans. or laborers,
but because they have not a sufficiently
direct interest 10 tilliDg or pasturing the
soil or may have some interest in tilliDg
or pasturing the soil or may have some
interest in conflict with our purposes. But
we appeal to all good citizens for their
cordial cooperation to assist in our efforts
toward reform, that we may eventually
remove from our midst the last vestige Of
tyranny and corruption. We hail the
general desire for lraterpal harmony,
equitable compromise, and earnest coop
GRAFTON, as an omen OF our future success.
7, 1t shall be an abiding principle
with us to relieve any OF our suffering
brotherhood By any means at our com.
mand. Last but no least, wo proclaim
it amol & our purposes TO iuculcate u
proper appreciation of the abilities aud
sphere Of womaH, as is indicated by ad
uniting her to membership aud position
iu our order lmploring the continued
arsiste nee OF our Divine Master to guide
US in our work, We here pledge ourselves
TO faithful aud harmonious labur for all
future time to return by our united forts
to the wisdom, justice, fraternity aud po-
litical purity OF our ioreiothtis.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19

Mr. HANsoN's Tn, UT-U. L. Hanson
E.q. OF Bsrustou, p. O., ii answer to in
qulries, writes as follows about his ven.
ture in trout culture:
made my dam by hauling stones from
the fields aud covering with earth, which
made good road for hauling o7er from
the beyond as well as most substantial
dam flowing about four acres, aud when
Ueeh more room it can be raised quite as
easily and chesply. l place a screen 10
the dam and above the dam to allow none
to escape. | put in gravel for spawning
beds.
have caught many trout with net
off the spawning beds, which | think is
better than hooking them, as many arc
much injured 10 being caught in that
way. | am feeding through the ice with
chopped liver and curd made of thick
milk by simply heating it and drawing of
the whey.
In the summer rack is made Of bev.
eled Stats and suspended over the water
on which all kinds of refuse matter are
placed, afording any amount OF feed for
the fish in the way of maggots which can
he let down into the water occasionally to
allow the trout to Ego for" them.
The cost Of building the dam is but a
lew dollars; the hauling Of the stones
could not be charged to the cost OF the
OF the dam, as | was glad to have so good
a chance to get rid OF them The cost
of stocking was but triHe more.
should say that forty dollars would cover
the cost so far. The pond is fed by a
large spring, and not subject to overflow
as large stream would be.
G. G. HANSON.
Barnston, 2. O. Nov. 81.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19
Barnston, p. O., Nov. 81.

DAIRYING IN VERMONT. -Dairying is
successful and profitable in Vermont The
butter from her hills, wherever met with
is OF the first quality, and more skill was
shown in its manufactures than found in
the iar.iamed county ofOrange, in New
York. Notwithstanding all the hard Do.
staclcs of high and rugged soil, and cold
climate, Vermont is taking the lead Of
the western world in the line Of butter
making. This fact will become apparent
to any observaDt dairyman, upon attend.
ing the discussions at her State Dairy.
mems Association. Nowhere (uuless it is
IN the Southwestern coupties of New Y ork J
is the butter interest so well Organized
studied and discussed as bv the State
Association o. Vermont The lead their
mountain state mas taken in butter pro.
duclion, is due TO the energy and enter
prise OF her yeomanry. In travelling
through the state | was Often reminded
OF The boast OF one OF her eli, gems. that
"Ihe chief business iu Vermo-t is raising
meu." Among her farmers one every
where meets with the Intelligence anj
tact, aud al.o The high moral IN .li,ies
hat usually characterize the true son, .
Yankee sires. Nowhere has the blood
the primeval Yankee come down
with purer stratus than appear 10 the
hardy dairymen among the Green Noun
talns A circumstance occurred while
was sojournipg in tie state. that forcibly
impressed these peculiarites, l was ia g..
ker suddenly and severely ill-"sick nigh
unto death"-aDd TO the ready tact and
intelligence, as well es kindness Of one Of
these Sons of the mountain. do owe the
prGserva ton Of my lite. Had been al.
most anywhere else. should not now be
writing for the Lire Stock Journal. Per.
haps this circumstance fixed the impress.
sion of these peculiarities.
So far as | could learn, there is less at.
tcntion given to the n,1nufaoture OF
cheese than to butter but still the cheese
product is large 1t is nearly all made
in factories, while butter is mostly made
IN families. The cheese seen was OF good
quality aud some Of it very choice.
The milk from the mountain pastures
is very rich, and less of it is required to
make pound of cheese than general y in
New York. October 25th and 26th the
milk boiug delivered once a day, the
mornings and nights mixed, the latter
being not skinned but dipped" which
means dipped off the cream down to the
blue skim milk, made a pound of green
cheese, the curd being well worked down
and ripened, from eight and one-third
pounds Of milk.-L. B. Arnold, in Lire
Stock Journal.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19
Troy Business College.

Established IS years. A school for the thor
ough and practical education Of the sons Of Farm
ers, Merchants and Mechanics Tho beet ap-
pointed and most practically conducted business
College In the United States, possessing sdyanta-
ges Afforded by no other. Young Men and Wo.
men find three months time and 100 IN money
spent In attending this institution, tho best In
vestment 10 their lives. For catalogues, post
free, adlre JNo. r. CARMEL, Principal.
~ Troy, NY.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-01-19
TOR SALE
Pasture and Wood Lot,

IN PITTSFORD, Vt.
Two miles from Railroad between 400 aud 500
acres, about half cleared. Several acres Of tils-
bic laud with AZ Orchard and some meadow; the
balance heavy timbered Easy of access: four
miles from Brandon Village. To a person So
quainted with the Lumber and Wood busipess this
Is chance 10 make money.
A long pay day given II desired
oZRo MEA0HAM, brandon, VI