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The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-12
Personals.

Mr.. Snore. a student of Wittenberg
College, preached in the English Luth
eran church, Oh Sunday last.
Miss Clara McCahan. who has been
residing in Urbana Ohio, for sometime
past, returned home on Saturday of
last week
The Bowling Green Sentinel of last
week mentions that its editor had re
ceived a call from Henry Brown, E-q. of
this place, and remarks: ''Mr. b. used
TO be a newspaper man, but left it be-
fore it was too late, and now stands
among the foremost anembers of the
legal profession, in this part of the
State"
]. A. Pittsford, Esq, of Hancock
county, favored us with call last week
during his visit to bis mother and other
friends in Licking county. Mr.. Pitts
ford is one of the rising teachers OF the
State, and was chosen President OF the
Teachers Association of Northwestern
Ohio. at the recent session of that bo
dy-NeDark Aarocate.
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H- ppy fnnu~oce sf - Greal SS,~c NE
For the preservation or recovery of health
and strength, the diet snould be wholesome
and nutritious When ii happens that the
alirn' ary p ocesses are disturbed by i'm
proper or half masiIcated f cd the be en-
edy for the evil results OF aDuSing The diges-
tive organs Il Ho>tetter's StOm tch Bitters a
most agreeable, prompt and e-nile remedy
Tor di> epsia, and 10 the bilious and evacu
alive Irregularities which re~ui u from IL The
liver and bowels. in common with the SION
ach. experience its ben-ficieEt istfuencrs.
The refuse ofthe system is .-sIried OF TN OugIl
Its natural outlet, a healthy flow and sscre
tiOn ofthe bi e Is promoted, and powerful
impetus Is gwen 10 assimilation in conse-
q1ence OF rs use. IL healthfully stimulates
The bladder and kidneys when they are in.
active, and by its tonic and regulating action
fortlefies the system against mslaiia
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Letter from Pickens Corners.
PIcKENs CORNERS, HANCOCK Co,
Dec. 26th 1876

PICKENs CORNERS, HANCOCK Co,
Dec. 26th 1876
ED. JEFF: The Christmas Fair
which, for some time past, has been
under tle consideration of various
mauaging, cnLvassiDg aud purchasing
committees, came off on the eve of the
25th inst, at the Pleasant Chapel NJ.
E. Church, near this place. resulting
creditabIy to all the committees and
managers, anc pleasantly to a lsrg-
and apr. ciatfve audience, the church
being filled to such an extent that
even standing room was eagerly sought.
An interesting programme was pnt i'll
motion interspersed at intervals, with
vocal and instrumental music. When
the assembly was called to order, a
real Santa Clans entered, passing up
the aisle on the gentlemen's side, pleas
ing to overiowing. surprising or seariug
all who gazed upon his brnign coun-
tenance. At the front of the room le
proclaimed TO have ian ear for music"
and was gratified in cheerful mood.
by the Sunday school choir. Having
other caIls.to make I've then retired.
A vacancy was created in the pro-
ceedings by the non appearance OF
Rev. James Long, which gentleman
volunteered to fill by reciting part OF
Mr.. Longfellow's poem, for the fiftieth
anniversary of the class of 1s25,in Bow
doin College. At first be labored
under great embarrassment, and much
of the good effect that might have fol-
lowed this recitation was lost, but as
he progressed his delivery became bet
ter, and the last few stanzis were rem
dered in better taste. Mas Lottie
Pickens, then read in a clear and dir
'inct voice, an essay, subject, ''Child
hood The Happiest Period of Life.
The subject was we'll handled and a
strong argument to prove the assertion
set forth in ideas clothed in appropri
ate and well chosen language. Follow
ed by j. W. Butler, in an essay, sub
Jet ''Arizonia Ancient and Modern
Some interesting objects of antiquity
were spoken of, and travelling on the
desert held out in rather ghostly forms
One remark seems of special signific
anee to US, in the present political
situation. In closing his remarks upon
the Mexicans in Arizonia he said
Viewing this element in their intellec
tual or industrial capacities, the infu-
ences of unsettled government ar.
plainly visible"
The committees. to whose care the
distribution of articles had been en-
trusted, now began their laboriou.
task. A Christmas tree bending be
meath its luscious load of holiday goo6s
a deposit q, its b; Sc of the more bulk,
articles, reaching to the very branches;
q line drawn across the room lade
with merchandise of almost ever.
description, we're before them Tn
value of the whole being estimated a
uearI ytwo hundred dollars The good
were cent TO their destination as fss
IS the crowded room would permit
giving general satisfaction and msrri
ment.
j Toe Sunday School Superintendent,
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ARCADIA O., Jan. sth, 1S77.

ARCADIA ", Jan. Stn, 1917.
ED. JEFF: Not seeing ans items
from this part of the County, will SCI d
you a few.
Messrs. ]. NJ. and Samuel Ebersole
have ordered the machinery for a
grist mill, which is to be shipped here
the first of May. They are getting it
at Richmond. Indiana.
Jan, LIST the Band gave a supper,
which netted about twenty five dol
lars. Did not pan out as well as they
expected.
Business is very dull. There are
some parties here getting out logs
and slaves, and they give quite a
number work. They have shipped
about forty FIVE car loads of logs aud
slaves. They are now commencing
On lot of ten car loads OF logs. They
tny oak timber and give good satisfac-
ton in the prices they pay.
Oar stock men are still buying.
The brake down on the Lake Shore
road caused general panic among
them, AZ they could not get cars until
Saturday, then they shipped car loads
The Luthearns are having a series of
meetings, conducted by Rev. J. W.
Kimmel, their present minister. He is
giving our whisky sellers bark-ard
they need it.
If the figuring of our freight agent
is ANY way near correct. he makes out
that in the last year there has been
IL barrels, 4 nalf barrels and '6 kegs of
liquor shipped here over the R. R., and
130 kegs of beer aud ale which will
amount to near $4,000 at retail, count
ing whisky at SIS aud beer at one 81 90
per gallon In the same time there
was about 134 barrels of -four shipped
in, which at 500 per barrel would
amount to about S93S. We have
plenty of people here that say. "Oh.
there is not very much drinking done
in Arcadia" Look at the amount of
men that could be employed with that
sum of money. At $50 a month it would
give employment to 300 men. Instead
of giving employment, it is depriving
some honest poor man of his wages.
We have some men of property who
are helping to swell the amount spok
en- of.
L. B. u~-irr had a lot of meat end
wheat stolen, last Friday night
ANON.
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Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED
Notices nf The p ess.

Horperi Weekly soould be in every family
Throughout the land. as a purrr. more inter
esting. higher toned, better illus rated pa
per Is not published IN this or auy othe
county Il oninle. ci'R Bulletin, Boston.
The Ueelty Is the IIy Illustrated paper o
the Gay that in its essential chsrtcte' istic,
Eagle.
The leadi.ig articles in b0rpeT's Weekly OF
political tonics are models of nigh oueCi dis
81 sio , and pic oral iIlu, irati. MS a
ofien corrobOrative Tguments of no small
force fLufliI.eT and l0nicie y Y.
The Weekly has 10 a stiIl larger degree dis
tanced ali competitors an illustrated news
paper. Its editorials are among the mos
able OF their kind aud its other reading mat
Ter Is at once learn d brilliant, and anus
iI.g Its illustrations are abundant aud o
rare excellence It hTfSfidn - arJc0fe NY.
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CENTENNIAL CORN POPPING.

CENTENNIAL CORN POPPING.
The ladies of Pickens Corners had
a grand Centennial corn popping. on
Christmas, 1876, at Mrs II. A. Bryans.
After enjoying our corn party, and
telling some funny stories, over which
we all laughed, we were heartily in
viIsd to dinner, which consisted oil
our favorite pies, twists, and many
other nie-nacs. The lady of the house
being absent, the young folks were
left alone, and so enjoyed themselves
finely.
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The Largest and Best

Assortment of Stoves TO be found in til,
city, are At the store of KunZ & Morrison
Don't forget it when you are in search oi
bargains. and remember also that the,
have splendid stock of Tinware, always
on hand, and that they ma 10 order any
thing in that line that may be wanted
3O-tf
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DIR. Har;er's Elixir of Wild Cherry be
ing entirely free from mineral, aud de
pending on vegetable matter, for its ionic
properties, Ca: be taken with impunity 10y
the most delicate lady, as by the sedentarl
student whose system has suffered by
over-laxation of the brain. For sale by s
& NJ Huber
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-12

G. B. Sholty. on behalf of the Sunday
school scholars, gave an xprrs>ioi. of
thanks TO all who had b-en insrru
mental in bringing this about, and
appointed a person to furnish this
item for the pres. JAY RKED.
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VANLUE o Jan. Sth, 1876.
ED. JEFF: Our Schools are pro
crossing finely, nnder the Superintend
ance of Mr. Weigle.
On Saturday night, J. R. Kagy
ID. ID. Grand Master, Installed the of
ficers of Fountain Lodge, No. 1853, l.
O. o. F.; c. Treece, n. e.; W. R
Harpster, V. g.; f. Anderson, Bee
Secretary; A. Gilbert. Per. Secretary
We have two Sabbath scho, Is in op
peration, with full attendance at each
Our stock market is quite brisk yet
Th re were eight car loads taken il
last Saturday-P. Suit, two cars; n
Bright, two cars: j. r. Miller, Oh.
car; II. Straw. one car; Orwig ant
Star, two cars
The Centennial mills are doing &
fine business.
Quite a number of our citizens were
in attendance at the dedication of th,
U. B. Church, at Carey yesterday.
Yours truly, LITTLE PETE.
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State Agricultural Board.

At the recent meeting of the State
Agricultural Society, the following
Directors we're elected and constitr t.
the Board for the present year: Joseph
B Jamison, of Harrison county; B.
W. Carlisle, of Fairfield county; John
NJ Pugh, of Franklin county; D. L,
Pope. of Geauga county: Leo Weltz,
of Clinton county; /. B. Wing, of
Licking county; Peter Murphy, OF
Butler county; E. A. Stone, of Gallia
county; E. 7 Stickney, of Seneca
county; and Charles Smith of Marion
county.
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Clubbing Rates

For the benefit of our subscribers anC
Others, we have succeed in arranging witt
the Western Rqral, the Olio Farmer, thu
Young Foil's Monthly, the Western FaDla,
Magazine, and the Farmers Monthly, OF
such terms that we are enabled TO furnisl
either of those papers with The JEFFER
soNIAS at the following prices:
Jeffersonian and Western Rural. :. S3.55
Jrffersonim and Young Folks
Mohthli -------.--.------ z.oe
JeffersonIan AMI Ohio Farmer. $50
Jefrersonian and Western Family
Magazine ...----.--- -----..--- o.zI
Jeffersonian and Farmers Monthly 3.2j
eB These rates are inUdriaJIy IN ddraace.
The Western Rural is $50 paper;
the Young Folks Monthly s1u0; the
Ohio Farmer 50 co; the Family Magazine
81 50; and Farmers Monthly $l50.
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Important act.

At last we have relief from humbug-
gerry and quack medicines for The cure and
actual prevention of Fever and Ague.
The Chickahominy Fever and Ague Cure
is what has been needed for years. Also,
thu English Hamburg Birth Root is an ex,
cellent preparation, any mother once using
it would not think of going through the
trials of child b.rih without the sistancc
Of This Old DR. John HOward's celebrated
Mothers Relief. Aug 4, IS. COW
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List Of fIetfeYa.

Remaining unclaimed in the P. o. al
Findlay, Ha Icock Co., O.. Jan. 1Ith,
1877: Miss AIDA Allen, Daniel w.
Hass. Lewis Nichols. Mis- Lucinda
P, bible, James II. Slosser, Mrs. ]
Bowman, James ID. Marvin, rev. W
s. Paul, Erastus Pratt. Mrs. Jane
Smith, Henry Warner Held for pos
age: c. Gerber. Toledo, OHIO, John
T. Gates. Columbus city, Indiana.
Persons calling for these let ers will
pl. ase give date of advertisement.
E. G. DKWoLFK, P. NJ.
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Barrred.

GASTER-BRUBER Benton
Ridge, at the residence of John Bolton
Dec. 31st, 1876. by ANA Wittenmeger. J
p. Mr.. William II. Caster, and Miss
Sarah J. Bruberlng
DETER - WAGNER % the
evening of the 3lst of December, 1876
~ the residence of the brides parents
~ W. NJ King. }. p, Melvin d ter
aud Miss Catherine r. Wagner all o.
Portage township.
RAMSEY = VANDORN - Sunday
] ,puary the 9Th, 1877, by the Rev. E.
4. Curnmins. Mr.. William Ramsey anC
Miss Ellen Vandorn, all of HancocE
county.
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FULL line of Notions at the Boston
99c Store, ID D,vi's Block mu-t be Sold
this month as they leave here Feb. LIST
Findlay o., Jan. 1877. 2w
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TIKI Grand Central Hotel, New
York, receives well merited terms of
d praise from its thousands of pafr frons
Icsbo enjoy its reduction from s4 90.
the old price, to $3.50 and $500 per
day.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-12

THE proprietors of IL VISIONS CURATIVE"
would BE- pleased to- exhibit IN any one ~no
will GILL at their office, the many testimoni-
ais received from parties VINO have been
cured of di,tressing diseases. In thsir
pamphlet, which Is to ba h,d of the drug
gifts, viii oe found a few more / aiding ciIi
Zrn~ aud edi OIs. and we would advise ev-ry
Oody 10 pr'cure one and read II tLoruugly-
W. III MAVEN agent
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Teacbefs' Institute.

The Teachers of Han cock County,
will hold au Institute in McComb, OIL
Saturday Jan. 20-h, 1877.
AT are invited to b. present.
36-37 NJ v. SwITzER, Supt.
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Jurors.

The following are the lists OF Grand
and Petit Jurors, for the approaching
term. aud also the list drawn in the
Charles case:
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CHARLES CASE.

B. Kistler. T. ii. Taylor, Johu Ora
ham, Hugh Mcconnell Hugh Newell,
Abraham Overholtz, WIN. Vansant,
Jacoo Srecker. Aaron FeIIers. Oliver
Powell, David Guear. Geo. A'CIellaDd,
A. B. Shuek. ~ N A. Adams, Phinea:
Brown, John Haddox. Amos Stofer,
Fred. Browneller, JOS. Barniiill. A G.
R-igle, Geo. Siusser, Josiah Morehart.
VIM. Anderson. John Cooper. A, j.
Moore, Daniel Rickert, Isaac Davis,
Geo. Waltermire. g. Hardness. George
Rouizon. Charles J. Krouse, Wash. n
Eaton, Cyrus Hurt. E. Shively, Lew
Bergman, Ephraim Palmer.
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A Good Young Hysnn Tea at soc a
pound. All grades OF Fine Cut Chewing,
Smoking and Plug TDbaccos. A large
stock of COffees and Sugars just received.
LEM. McMANNESS, "a Main st.
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SETTLE UP

The notes, accounts and Subscription
Books OF the JEsFE EBsoNIAN, are in the
hands of Fl Porch, for collection, aud
must be settled Immediately.
E. g. DEWoLFE,
So o. J. DEWoLFE
Findlay, o., Jan 10, 1877.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Five tG six Horse Power Engine. Ent
iuire al this office. Possession given a.
any time. A III. BALsLEY.
Proprietor JEFF"
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Be sure and cal for DIR Bulls Cough
5yrDps if you are troubled with a bad
ioagh or Cold. 1t will give you relief
FOR ale by every respectable Driggist.
One bottle 25 cen s; I've bottles for SlO0.
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For Great Bargains go tc the go
Store. Davis Block. Findlay o, The
goods must be sold this month as |
going to leave here Feb. 1sf, 1877.
2-w l.. b. HALL.
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GRAND JURORS.

James Miller. George Heck. Michael
Smith, A c. Powell, Peter Trees John
FenstrInaker, Jacob SreinInaD. Samuel
Creighton George Stout, C. F. Graul.
Alex. Cameron. Sam'l Humphreys, ID.
W Engle, Allen Wisely, Lewis Dukes,
Junior.
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PETIT IURORS

Geo. W. Krout. A. s. Beck, William
Williamson, Geo. Fahl. VIM. Cusac. jr.
L. NJ. Thomas, George Ketch. Charles
Snap, John Workman, Solomon Cram
er, JAS. Robinson, Jacob Smith.
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Go-dsr's Grain 8askef.

FIHDLAY. Ohio JAN II, 1877.
Wheat, New Mol ST 80.
" 80. 1.15@1 20
Corn. shelled, 40c ia
New ear corn, 40c.
Oats, white, 2Sc,
Oats, mixed, pc
The above prices are paid to-day by G
W. MYERS. at the L. E. & L. Rv. elevators
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"a Complete Pictorial History OF the Times.'-
1.-THE best. cheapest, and NEST successful
Family Paper in the Cnion.,
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local nrodnre. -Harkef.

FISDLaY. o., Jan. IL, 1877.
Chickens. Q cents
Turkeys. 8 cents
Ducks, Scents
Geese, 5 cents
Eggs, 20 cents.
Butter. 1920 cents. --.s -.,-
Hides, green 6G6l cents.
Hides. dry, 10 cents. gees, 2
Calf, green, cents. .....
Calf, Cry, 90i0 cents.
Sheep Pel;s, 25c@75e. { f
Tallow cents.
Lard s@9 cents.
Flax seed, 81 25.
Rags, II cents.
Beeswax, 25 cents.
Timothy Seed 81 80 per bu.
Clover Seed l34@l4c,s per pound
Potatoes 69@6Jcts per bu.
Green apples. so cts per Dbl.
Dried apples 3@34c per ib.
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New Candies.
New Valencia Raisins
al l24c. a pound.
NewMuscatella Raisin
at 15c. a pound.
New p reserved Citron
New Seedless ltaisins.
New Dates.
New Figs.
New IIOminy.
New English Currants
Buckwheat Flour.
Fresh Cranberries.
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Furniture.

A. Deitsch & Co., furniture Dealer,
keep on hand all kinds of Furniture, and
are prepared to make 10 order anything
that may be desired by their patrons
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Toraigusirsss 1ofires

Settle Up
All persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to John Adams & Co., by either note
or book account, will please call and settle
uqP y dRsdiately r = 7 Joys IS. ApAss p Ms Sco.
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DIR. Harer's LIVER pills have proved I
be Of The grestesi benefit in relieving ans
curing Obstinate and dangerous diseases,
where other remedies have failed FoI
sale by s. & j. N. Huber.
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J,on.t order from A.Distsnea.

Deitsch s. Co. are prepared TO fill al
orders for fine Furniture as cieaply as j.
can be purchased in the larger ciiies.
Leave your orders with them,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-01-12

H,vING used DIR. Marshalrs Lung Syrup
in my practice for some time, am pre-
pared to say, that il is superior remedy
for all cases of Cough, Colds and diseases
of the Lungs and Chest
DR. +. MAILMAN, Springfield: Mich.
For sale by Huber, and Decker. 36-3i
DR.. MARsHALL's Lung Syrup speaks tol
itself. 1t seems everybody recommends II
as fne most reliable remedy for Coughs
Colds and Pulmonary complaints. Price
25 cents, large bottles 80 cents.
For sale ty Huber. and Decker. 36-3,
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The Findlay Gas COMPANY have been

The Findlay Gas Company have been
Iaboring under difficulties for a week
or so past, owing to several bad leaks
in the main pipe, resulting from the
severe cold weather. This occasioned
a diminution in the supply to consum-
ers, but the temporary trouble has been
removed, and the gas is now of an e1
cellent quality.
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Saturday, January Is, 1877

for the purpose of electiDg enc Presi-
dent aud Vice President and five Man
agers for two years. The term of of
flee of the following members expired
]. T. Tussing, Jonas Decker, Charles
Morrison, John Cusac, and J. A. Wick
ers. Polls open at IL o'clock A. NJ. to
2 o'clock p. II. By order of
JOHN Markell, Pres.
ID. b. BEARDSLEY. Sec.
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Runz & Morrison

Have full stock of Stoves and Tin
ware, of which they make specially and
in which they are enabled 10 m Ike bar
gaius such rs yoH caunot get elsewhere
Call in and see them. 3Otf
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A Chunk of Wisdom Tor Business Hen

A Chunk Of Wisdom Tor Business Hen.
Says an exchange: A standing ad
vertisement in a newspaper, SET bold
ly out, attracts a good deal of atten-
rion and becomes transfixed i'm the
memory of every reader. It may not
be noticed at once, but after little
while the lines grow familiar TO the
eye and become stamped upon the
mind. The advantage is made sppar
ent in this way. The subscriberin the
course of time, wants something in the
line of goods kept BY the man Will
whose advertisement he is familiar
He naturally visits that advertiser'
store and buys what be wants. Tor
though be insy never have been insid'
he place before. be feels Thoroughly
acquainted with everything about 1t
aud this removes that embarrassment
which 10 one likes to show when on
shopping tour. A good advertisement
kept constantly in a paper = IKE q ""
ger board at a crossroad-it remove
all difficulty in finding the rlght pasce