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SOcietY Meetings.

INFINfro OAsTLE, No. rs, A. o. X. OF THE NJ. @.
End and 4th Monday OF each month, in Re
ber's Hall, LehlghtOn, at 1880 o'clock p. NJ,
mes II. Styers, S. X. c.; :. II. Gilman.
:, 4, X. r. s.
RHADRN HUTTRS LODGE, No. CSC, 1. o. q. F..
meets every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock,
In Reber's Hall. Alfred Beck, N. q. N.
. b, Reber, Secretary.
MKTUcHEN TRIBE. No. 232. Imp. o. of r NJ.
meets in Reber's Hall every SATURDAY.. IL.
l.. Gaggua, Sachem @. W, Delhi, @. OF II.
PoHo PocA TRIBE, No. III, Imp. o. r.. NJ, meet
ON Wednesday evening OF each week, at 1880
o'clock in Public School Hall, WeisspOrt,
Pa. G. W, Schwab, 81 JAG. Brong, G. of r.,
LnHIaHFoF LODGE, No. 234, K. Of p, meets
on Friday evenings, in Rebers Hall, at 1880
O'Clock. J. W. Raudepbush, O. @. It. r..
Ratclif X OF r.. and S.
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Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete, in two hOuPs..i No fee
TIL head passes. Seat, Pin and stomach Worms
removed bv DR.. Kunke $50 North Smith St
Philadelphia, Pa. Send for circular with a tre0'
ns on ali kinks OF worms, ADVICE free. Ask
yOur druggist for a bottle OF Kunkers Worm
syrup, which will do the work. Price 81. ii
never tats 10 remove all kinds, from children
or grown DefSOns nirpcfiong with ~ MavE
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COAL STILL DECLINING.


The following table shows the quantity OF coal
shipped over the Lehgh Valley Railroad for The
week ending 1une 9th, 1877, and for the year as
compared with tine same time last wear.
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a n. slEwERs,

r. r.. slEwERs,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY. q COUNSELLOR
AT LAW.
OFFICE, No. 2, Mansion House,
g H.., MAuCH CHUNK, PA
settling Estates, Filing Accounts and Orphans
Court Praouce speciality
4 Trial Of, Causes carefully attended to. Legal
transactions in English and German, Jan 0.
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Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town.
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
June 18th, 1877.
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REPORT OF COAL transported over Lehigh
a Susqurhanna DIVISION, Central r. II. of
Now Jerscy-wcek ending June s, 1877,
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Special Notices.
9. I. Kunkeps Bitter Mine or Iro,

Z. Il. kunkePS Bitter Wine of Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been so thor.
oughly tested by all classes OF the community
that II Is now deemed Indispensable as a Tonic
medicine. II costs but little, purifies the blood
ana gives tone to the stomach. ren0vates the
system and prOlOngs lie. Everybody should
have II. For the cure of Weak stomach Gen
eral Debility, Indigestion, Diseases OF the
stomach. and for all cases requiring a tonic
Ihis wine includes the most agreeable and eff.
cent SAT- OF lIon we epOssess-Citrate OF Magnetic
oxide, combined with the most eneTgetic of
vegetable tOncs-N elbow Peruvian Bark
Do you want something TO strengthen yOu9
Do you want good appetite
DO yOn want 10 get rid Of nervousness
DO you want energy
DO you want to sleep well
Do YOU want TO build up your constitution
DO you want 10 feel We'll
Do vOu want brisk and vigorous feelingI
II You do try KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE
OF IRON.
only ask trial of this valuable tonic.
BeWare OF cOunterloits, as Kunkel'5 Bitter
Wlne OF | on Is the only sure aud effectual rem
edy IN the world for the permanent cure OF
Dyspepsin aud Debility and as there are a mum.
Der OF limitations offered TO the public, 1 would
caution the community TO purchase none nut
the genuine article, manufactured by f. f.
kunkel, and having his stamp on the cork of
every bottle. The very fact that Othersme at
tempting tOimitate this valuable remedy prOyes
Its worth ana speaks volumes IN its favor. sold
only In 81 bottles, or six bottles for S5 Try,
this valuable medicine and be convinced of lis
merits. Sold by druggists and dealers every
where.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-18
The Greek ArIny.

The army of Greece contains 24,514
infantry, SIS cavalry, 1547 artillerymen
and SO guns, TIT engineers, 2347 gen.
darmes and 80 surgeons. There are also
thirty battalions of volunteers, num-
berng 1o.41O men, making a total Of
49,, ,19o. The National Guard, consisting
of males from eighteen to fifty years OF
age, constitutes q force of 5000 men,
armed only with Mimic carbines. Head
ing the army Is marshal, with five gen.
erals of division and ten brigadiers, ten
Of whom, however, are held in reserve.
The officers in all amount to 400. The
military academy comprises 70 cadets,
10 instructing officers and 40 non-com-
missioned officers. The navy includes
two ironclad corvettes, each carrying
twelve guns; nine wooden steamers and
eleven sailing vessels. The total COM
plement Of these vessels, in time of war,
Is 14oO men. The time Of army service
is three years in the line, three in the
line reserves and six in the war reserves.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-18
RUTLER AND WELLS.
.ysen Butler Persuades the President TO
Reconsider his Appointment Of J.
Wiley Wells rs Solicitor OF
the Treasury.
-He Thinks this Appointment Might Inter-
fere with his Little Claims Be-
fore the Treasury.
Sherman will Stick by Wells.
Especial to N. o. Democrat.

Especial to N. o. Democrat.l
WASHINGTON, May 17.-Some weeks
ago, at meeting OF the Cabinet. it was
decided to appoint G.. Wiley Wells "a
Mississippi earpet-bagger Solicitor OF
the Treasury. Ben Butler heard OF 1t
and came on here, and had influence
enough to induce Hayes to reconsider
this and hang it up. 1t appears that
when Buffers son-in-law, Ames, was
Governor OF Mississippi, Wells refused
to indorse some OF his acts, and hence
was put on Ben's black list. Wells now
comes to the front, and charges that
Butler antagonized his appointment be-
cause he has number of claims before
the Department which he did not care
to have Wells pass upon. He has fur
nisbed in detail schedule Of the claims
to Secretary Sherman. and has so ina
pressed the head Of the Treasury that
Buffers antagonism was from sinister
motives that Sherman has promised
that Wells shall have the place at the
end Of the fiscal year. BUELL..
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DEA ID.
The Republican Party Of south GarOiinn--
john PatteTsns's Vain Attempt to
Give 1t E'fs.

The Republican Party OF south GarOlinn-~
John Pattersnn's Vain Attempt to
Give 1t Esfs.
IRedield in Cincinnati CommercisI1
The Democrats will carry the next
forty thousand majority. Indeed, there
is no limit to the majorities they will
roll up, except the limit OF voting popu-
lation. At the next election the Repub-
licans may carry Charleston and Beau
fort counties, but I don't believe they
will carry any other. II this be 80,
THEN THE PARTY IS DEAD,
you will say. Yes, it Ia dead.
The Republican leaders should, all
recognize that their party is gone.
hear OF only enc who advises making
further fight. That ID John Patterson,
who bought his way into the Senate,
and who knows that he will politically
expire with his present term. There
are but twenty-five months left OF John.
Whatever evils may attend the annihi-
lation OF the Republican party here, the
country has the satisfaction OF knowing
that John Patterson can't be reelected
to the Senate.
Patterson is the only Republican that
hear OF who advises continuing the
contest. The rest are ready TO pass in
their papers and give up the political
ghost.
Patterson called O. few together the
other night, under leaders Of both
colors. and matters were talked over.
Patterson said let US continue the fight
we have the Senate yet; we have 35 900
majority, and the United States Senate
Is on our side. Let US hold out. "Heay-
ems, gentlemen, think Of the nonsense
Of caving in when we have larger Re-
publican majority than there is In Ohio :;
yes, five times largerr' Thus spoke
Honest John, but it was no use. The
Republicans are hopeless. dispirited.
crushed, and see only the blackness OF
darkness ahead.
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A New Candidate for Naval Officer in Gee
Y. Kelse, of Rspides.
The Custsmh0usa and Returning Board
support HIS Candidature.
Beckwith Again Spoken Of for District
Attorney.

Especial TO the N. o. Democrat ]

Especial to the N. o. Democrat
WASHINGTON, May 17.-State Senator
Kelso, OF Rapides, has just arrived here
to demand his appointment as Naval
Officer. He is indorsed by Collector
King and all the members Of the Re-
turning Board. who insist that the naval
office is the property aud part of the
Custom-House patronage, and belongs
to them under the agreement by which
King was appointed Collector.
Beckwith is being pushed for rein
statement, and is urged on the ground OF
his enmity TO the whisky and cotton
rings. It is understood here that he
agrees to prosecute West, Casey and
Others If appointed. BUELL..
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THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
4 Plan of Building 1t to Come UP at the
Isxira Session. ,
fCbioago Times. i

The project Of an inter-oceanic canal
through Nicaragua has not been ab4n-
doned by it's friends. It will at q proper
time be brought forward for considera-
ton by the present administration, and
the draft Of y treaty between the United
States and Nicaragua providing for the
construction OF the canal, etc, which
was drawn ap by Mr.. Fish and Decarde-
mas, a special envoy OF the Nicaragua
government, will be received and, per-
The President and Secretary Evarts are
both favorable to the project, and the
former has expressed his intention of
examining the subject very thoroughly
at an early day.
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The proposition is seriously made to
form sea Of the desert Of Sahara by
cutting channel to let in the waters Of
the Mediterranean-an enterprise re-
garded as entirely feasible. But Ger
man scientific writer asserts that the Sa-
tually turn Europe into another Green
land. He alleges that the diversion of
the Gulf stream, by the cutting of the
Suez Canal, has already began to have
an influence on the climate Of Europe,
and that the covering of the burning
sands OF the great African desert with
water would destroy the hot winds.
which are necessary for the melting Of
the Alpine snow and ice, and would
finally result in glacial formation that
would overwhelm Italy. He instances
the changes in climate in Australia and
New Guinea by the deviation OF warm
current Of water.
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Card from Judge Leonard.
New ORLEANS, May II,

NEW ORLEANS, May IL, 1877.
Editor Democrat-In your issue of this morn
ing under the head Of "Bick Salary Crabs" you
cay: three Supreme judges drew warrant as
follows: Leonard from November 6 to Deoamber
81, 1875, Slt69 As" The warrant referred to q
drawn p evious to the 9th Of January under the
Appropriation bill Of 1876, and for services rem
der.d while nv title rs Associate Justice was un-
questioned. The imputatinn that have drawn
any unau horized or even doubtful warrants Is un-
founded and absnrd upon lis faee.
Very truly, yours.
J. E. LEONARD
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ASSASSINATION IN WEBSTER PARISH
{. 8. Franks Assassinated by a Concealed d
Negro.
Especial to N. o. Democrat. ]

MINDEN, La. May TO. s. Franks,
son Of Judge Franks, was shot and fatal
ly wounded last night, at Dorchite
Bridge, by some concealed assassin.
A negro was arrested charged with
the offense. The evidence is very con-
elusive against him.
Franks was Republican, but no pol
itics are involved. Jealousy was evi
IDENTIFY the cause.
A. B. GEORGE.
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THE FEDERAL OFFICES IN LOUISIANA.
The Attempt to Defeat Major Jack
WhaFtan's Nam nation.

WASHINGTON, May 17.-Senator Pat
terson is reported as quoting the Presi-
dent that he woali only appoint Repub-
licans to Office In the South, but in
making his appointments he would take
great care to get hold OF the best men
and Secretary Sherman, that SO far as
the offices under his control were con-
cerned, out aud ont r publicans, who
stood by the party in the past. will re-
ceive consideration In preference to
those who have only become Repub-
lioans since the advent OF the present
Administration.
They are urging against Gen. Jack
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ELODIE TO EMILE.

4 secret Nf TIA al Office HO!dIng RrOught
tn Light.
New ORLEANS, April II, 1877.
Mr.. Emile Honore:
Si,- II is with surprise that have just read
the contents of your letter, in which you cay that
had agref d to share the salary Of the Office
Permit me to say to you that If vou have believed
this you have been deceived, for could not make
such an agreement inssmuch as I have per-
formed my duty, being alone; consequently l
cannot see with whom sh auld share my salary.
which have deserved. Wi respect,
IIOD E RI HARDSON.
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Eads IN Washington 10 Vindicate Him.
self and His Jetiies.
ISpecisl to N. o. Democrat. |

Especial TO N. Q. Democrat
WARRINGTON, May 17.-Charges have
been filed with the Secretary Of War to
the effect that the necessary depth Of
water has not been attained by Capt.
Eads at the jetties, and, in addition,
that the work has not been done in ac-
eordance with the act Of Congress au-
thorizing it. Eads is here to vindicate
himself against these charges, and his
friends say that the trouble arises with
army engineers, who are jealous Of the
work. BnELL.
IFrom Our Evening Edition Of Yesterday
FEDERAL OFFICES.
A New Candidate for Naval Officer in Geo.
Y. Kelse, of Rspides.
The Custsmhousa and Returning Board
support HIS Candidature.
Beckwith Again Spoken Of for District
Attorney.
D.n oF ~ al
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For SALE. Attention is called tothe Judicial sale
of valrable property, in Algiers. to be made by
Sheriff Handy, oa the 26sh inst, in the suit of
A. B. Seger vs.. Southern Mutual Gas Light Co.,
Fifth District Court NJ, 1850.
The prop rty consists Of IL lots OF ground,
with Improvements, among VIII Oh is q gas meter,
Of wrought iron, recently erected at an expense
of $4,000.
The whole will be sold without limit at twelve
months credit
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TUE JETTIEs.

Charges Made that the Work on the
Jetties Has Not Been Done in
Accordance With the Act
Of Congress Authorize
ing 1t.
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[BY AU rHORITY. I

Appointments by the GDyern0r.
B. F. Harrod, Chief Engineer of the State Of
Louieisn4.
N. H. Wilson, Inspector of Weights and Meas
ures FIR the parish OF Ascension.
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One OF the most deignesul recrs .tions that can
be enjoyed is TO take the SUNDAY ExoURsIos to
Bilcx. and return on the MOBILE LINE. Fare for
the round trip, ONB DOLLAR Trans leave at
6:l5 a. m. and re.urn at 800 p. m.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS Of the MOBILE LINE at
$50 sunday morbi AMI return At 9:55 ut night.
Fare to Biloxi and return ONE DOLLAR.
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Wharton that he was connected with
the Bossier massacre Of 1863
Wbarton's manly but impolitic hand
ling Of the famous Maddox letters is
also urged against him.
, 1877-06-16

pxcAEun, ILL.,, Junu la.-EEiday evening the
Storm. King gathered bis forces aud placed grand
dctaehmonts Of black cloud In tho wcsern aky
that wcro quickly strengthened by heavy reinforce.
mcnts until! the wlole hcaycn was shroudcd In
gluom. Then an lnvigarating tfeeze spranx M
and joyously shook tho leaves. changed tho deep
green grass Into N undu1atlng LEA Of rlppilng
Waves, irapctuously kisscti TIM flowers, ehcesIly
RULED the plamago OF tho birds, sud rushed
bolstcrousy oil !ts way, followed BY aurEJ or
rain that daahed furousiy agatnst thu Window
@ H. dYss ,assa 'Gea i. aaPt Ro nd esn a,
ean eaae ss!syi sas in siina!as $:.o q warmth .na
on Tho evening trans, and that lion,a for which wo
Ill walt went into tho homes Of 4 numerous read
Maud lee. I read your le.ter, aad accept tho
s.* Sas letter from Zach Of Two
iuto re.pondsnes,% Ana ,sply In .hs wy:
son,o trout .trean,. anas ga.lng tnto tho crystal
watess, sinsle out swops6ble., and With wonds{tnx
s; sss: t. bed f:a 4 til. hy:s M :fo sssss:
toa wild ro.ebu.h. and, touching green tad, yoa
III the pfo.o IT, Il bssvs aid .hss by
wSse stelpnf. .s,ones g % : M corLe.pondenee. 81 ~
sure yoa hs hi iii ths symptoms, for know from
esxpeFteaec. When he wrote tke w9F:s r. ~ laugh.
!Hxt rQfptnE, bFi1ht-tfoQ 3AnQe. y u WA cf1uGt
Yes, Mauac, tho Germans arc indeed musical
people. and thtpk tho beautiful music In their
lnaYuasu II but prelude 10 tho music In thels
Kitchen Devotes. won't explain, for don't
want you to nix nj pardon. lm not thu Pope,
though shouldn't wonder II I'd be accused Of pvcA
that Jct. Deyotec. yon eeeln to think ascu now
that mn second ChoyalieI u Eou.
Hidly MclKulacs, where. Oh. whcFo ara Jou?
A. Thousand thanks, Madxs MAdcap. for your kind
Invitation. ] should like to accspt.
Ah! Farm Leaf, that wa. lEtjlan tdeA of yours
IL regard to our mcsttng IN chleago. az enter
IN ordor that We might become better acquainted.
Inaye that each 01prcss hfs Or her opinion In
FcNaEd 10 TIC entestaiamenL
Shouldn't Ike lecture, aTcn with neronds ~
orasof: hear too many at hume; A nowct shoT
would b. nlcu fur tho.s who would like H. think
Theatrical musical entertainment would l.c out
Of The question, ~ II would require 20 much time
ena , practice. nat, Ee5a Lsaf, when I ysu 'a'd
Let W hAts banquet Ut bull. and giro tbs pro.
cccds 10 ''st. Lakus IIosp!la! J." Won't soMs oro
who IL experienced tell VI how to make the ar.
,aagemsas % sna naks i .1 financial .uSsss.s S';E.
feeling Ut admiration tor MY bsothcF laws corp.
but couldn't ahed ona rsy OF llEht on that sub
tcet.
nore experienced will be sble 10 suxgest something
better. II yoit dcctuo upon u theatrical dtsplny.
you may dtcss nie Ap - IN uen. and III Bold soMe
tuwers; or. II 1t IL ta be banquct ron can otter
Firm Leai, alter rta4;nx Jour !stIcr. iiks Peter.
bad 4 tis:on. ! Gidnt zoe a!t ManntF u 1ouf.
toute1 beaaty. and creeplns tlthyt, aud fowls u
thu air, but, looking tuward tho East. l SAW
locomotive. lila .eo:tiall. hutte.el III. tho air
Ike signals OF dl.tscss: uFct his rhoaldar WA
auns kaup.ack un which waa pslnted 10 whit.
lsitlta tho wo.d4. ''HouEd foF tie ssat Of WARP
, 1877-06-16

Cn1cA1o, Jnne 16.--1 wonder II 3on can make
room for one tnoret DasybodY. am going to try
Jour tctssota-caac, and AZ many moro pattcrnt an
you will fend. soap.sudf, II ron would let your
tor,ncntor know that 'no" means "no." md
not ''ycs," think she would aoon le>ve yon.
Stick 10 It. and don't lei her teaso "ycs" from
Tou after ron had once said "no."
Secretary u. II. A., am very aorry for you; I
wish could help yon. but emit. Sophie. will you
plchse fchd ne Jons pattern for watch safe!
~. u. H., Iwould bc cver 70 mach obliged to
you for pattern Of your ar.catt1o in black card.
board.
8. II. IT,, I hare wanted ''metch and burnt
match-taIe comh!red" " for lonx time. viii you
please send mt onef Red. White. Antl Hing, Y
yon hare enough strength and ratfcncc left !
much. r., have you = hoatcs pattern for mel
II thoac have asked pat!erna Of will send them
With tuil directions for fnnktnR to 2s Went Adams
street, wilt send ANYTHING can In frturn.
, 1877-06-16

myself with tho names and 1et.ers Of tho different
wrtcrs. coms seeking Information. hnvo
heard the subject Of o!t.atosrs dtHcuaseI, but ~
accidents have happened from the nre Of them
one WHO has tried The Wooden Cook Store tell me
Al,ont i, WHETHER It amounts 10 anythtuc, and
where II can be fnnnd aa do not tceit adscttffcd!
exactly know where to look for good one. 10
not 'cc wh! some inrcn,or cannot ret up cheap.
simple, light eun,Htt atnSe that will bnfn wood Of
cnnf. 11c would sell thpnrhnds nf thrp,. The oil
ptnsce arc loo untidy and dangerous to accept.
able where thtre arc children Or servants. An cx-
celIcnt recipe for cubtart cake IL follows: Blk
e1Es. two cups encar. hut,cr The rtzc Of m cgr,
two snd one.half cups Of fonr. one.t,alf cnp Of
jelly tins, and put ordinary custatA between eaci,
cok4. MAnr JANE II.
, 1877-06-16


onE+1, June 13.-Whcn wfoto lust week I did
not n,can to como sgsln soon, but, ~ Gun help
Dactyl out Of llcs trouble, thought would tell
hcr 20 through Tho Home. will send her yellow,
and Scotch, und white Moss rosos IN cxchange fos
Lilies Of tho Ealloy. Earcrsus, and Da6odIts.
do not know what she calls moss pinks. snd am
not sure aLont tho common garden pink, unless It
IA w,at We cal, Mny rtnks. Thcy arc both single
and double, and: l think, sweetest pink tActc Is.
:end nv oi .hcm In tho fall. i i AZ
late now to ecra Euch things. would
like 10 aak Mr.. H., Of Florida, II tho
gray moss WI read 30 much OF Rrows In her
vicinity. II II does. would be glad to exchange
something with ner for rona Of that, and sor,e
pressed ferns. Have any Of The 1I0mo readers any
:lipa OF English lsr they would like ~ c1ehanSo
for roses, Ecfnntutns, helipfEopc. etc.s II they
hare. | would like to ncnr from them.
And now, 70 combine the ,sscfal with the otna.
mental. will give my recipe for rico pudding:
Two quarts nik ono SaIp fies, one cup 'usa.. any
butter: hake slowly, until what milk IL noi taken
up ny the rice ha. creamy look: Everything Do.
ihsn,. think It ID much ulcer than when made
uIth eggs. Address uox lS:J, odel, III.
Aunt i}Ersr,
, 1877-06-16
EXTET1niTNATfNE MOTHS.
IN khs Edtfor nf ThA Tribune.

s..Sa 81 1aas ns? n sss h's*' i applied
thnronrhlr' vii, eradicate moths. spr,nks II mon
inc aoof hs well as 1he carpet the general hoafe
war!s, oneo In two weeks, apply It In the eamo
INV r. ,hn cdoe, NJ TIM rnrnrt anh II al d,,t rn,
nor. nor Al and .rou6iosomo places. conttnuo II IN u.e
which ID sometimes sold under tho nac Of s.roao
dnId. !. Int It rnsv te bntoht hy thn ention vcrv
ehcap!y. Avotd us,ng It near The are, or IN room
niam Ta'n e. g 70 eettain neatn 70 TT inseeGi
J.! ~ y ~ y, G ~ a. M omv ..oespuGHs9M. y s9
~ H., 1on mates 70. M9 no't ~ neS
osrh Reee ~ at X H. rn1h %nh tp.,r0rt
faGn "; tnc c1n NJ, i..s t
~, ~ sas a.et ~ 80. h,nHta % ,tt'I ni S
,in,1, .nriS n'en Y" snr,nkfsd tus n,s,th s.sa
snd 70 tn Tho tfGaessoms Tti
~, ~ Ssnmoi ,ath M ttnnfa 'ne ''se0' "'n
NY nI .snG tts .~nn1icacn nj ho,,. ~ +hs .n.,.
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