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St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
The Funny Things We DO.

Have Won ever reflected upon the very
many funny things we do, for when we
can give no particular reason? How i
it that We do not give five cheers, toul
cheers, two cheers. or one cheer! ~
/ il that we give just three cheers AMI
no more? Who can tell?
WAY is it hat the M .jnrlty OF people
use then right hand IL . cteIel:ct 7"
their left, and cannot htIr smiling a.
those who ust the lHtt>rE NHrriy 4 iei'
handed person can accomplish just -
much work, wi |. just IN excellent l.
style ana flash as HE / E''t handed one
Why is It I'll 1t q man Canhot see a
bundle OF toothpichs without i'lPlhe
himself, when he does nor need thelsi
at Ill and why is it that Il woman VIII
moi have ANYTHING to do with ii news
uaDpr thar does not give q cInsH'rlons
display to marriage and deaths? " ny
is it t,at d small 10y cannot let the
thin wasted wasp fly III piece, Wl'h"''
fuliously going for it with his new
straw hat: or why is it that the snA''
girl alwa"s insists upon lngglng nome
a kitchen that has not even learned DO"
to open It's eyes ?
WHY is it that when anyone asks us
how many days there are III a certain
month, we always say to ourselves.
Thirty days has September,
April, June and November.
WHY is it, in word, that we turn to
the right instead of the left, when the
left is 10y far more preferable ana II
adopted would save many an accident
ON railroad and highway? The driver
always sits upon the right of bis VEN
Gle in turning to the right he is farth:
est away from the wagon he passes, ant
unless he is an expert he cannot tel
how close he comes to the wheels OF the
man who goes by him, whereas, II ht
turned to the left side, he could loot
straight down, set to the fraction. OF al
inch how close he was approaching al
obstacle, and thus avoid it. The en-
gineer runs upon the right hand track
and sits upon the right hand side o
his cab The long, narrow, locomotive
with its sand tower, helfry and smok
stack is in front of him, cutting Oft M
outlook and impending his Observation
He can view only his own track, Will
the oppposite track, save at q distance
is almost wholly unseen 10y him.
Custom, owing to causes we knoN
not of, has established these ,curiou
Drecedel.ts, and from observation an
education we unwittingly do thousand
of things that are, to say the least, funny
and that we cannot possibly explain.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
The Firt Client.

IA LEGAL DIrTy TO BE SUNG WITHOUT CHORUS
TO THE AIR OF "THE KINGS OLD COURTIERJ |
Irwin Russell, in Scr1bner.l
John Smith, young attorney, just admitted TO
Was solemn and sagacious as-as young attor-
And frown Of deep abstraction held the seizin
The result Of Contemplation of the rule in Shell
ley's case.
One day in term time Mr.. Smith was sitting
in the court,
When some good men and true Of the body OF
the country did ON Their oath report,
That heretofore to-wit: upon the second day or
May A. d. 1877 about the hour OF noon, N the
county and State Aforesaid one joseph
Scroggs, late of said country. did then ana
there feloniousy take. steal and carry
One bay Horse, of the value of fifty dollars,
crne same then and there being of the property,
goods and chatttls of one Heseklah Hess3
Contrary to the statute in such case expressly
made
islS q. 'ne ''"'s "H'i''' '''' ''AN' 40 . ''S
The prisoner, Joseph Scroggs, was then ar
raigned upon this charge,
And plead not guilty and of this he threw him.
self upon the country at large; ....
And said Joseph being poor. the court did gra-
ciously appoint
Mr. Smith to defend hm-muGh on the same
principle that obtains in every charity.
hospital, where young medica! student
is often set to rectify a serious injury TO
an organ or a joint.
The witnesses seemed prejudiced against poor
And the District Attorney made a thrilling
gueech, in which he told the jury that II
they didn't find for the State he reck0ned
he'd have to walk their logs
| Then Mr.. Smith arose and made his speech ZOE
the defense,
| Chitty, Archbold, Joaquin Miller, Story,
Kent Upper, Smedes and Marshall, and
many other writer's, and everybody said
they "neyer heered sich bust OF elo-
auence."
! And he said: :. On this hypothesis, my client
must go free"
And: Again ON this hypothesis, it's morally
Impossible that he could be guilty, don't
/ you sect"
! And: aThen, on this hypothesis, you really
/ can't convict;"
/ And 40 on with forty-six more hypothesis, upon
i none of which, Mr.. Smith ably demon
/ strated, could Scroggs be derelicf.
| Rut the Jury. never stirring from the box where
/ In they sat, returned verdict OF guilty,
and His Honor stralghtWay sentenced
Scroggs to three-year term IN the penl-
Tertiary, and heavy fine, and the costs
And the prisoner. in wild delight, got up and
danced and sung;
And when they asked him the reason OF this
D" strange behavior, he said: Its because
got off so easy, for if there'd ha' been 9
few more Of them darned hypothessses
should certainly have been hung!'
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20

OPELoUsAs, July 4th, 1878.


On motion of John N. Ogden, Esq, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, we deem it essential to the welfare
of the Democratic party, that clubs should be
formed for the purpose OF actively assisting in
the success of the Democratic party at the
next elections; and whereas, in view OF the
fact that our preliminary ward convention will
meet on the 2Cth of this month, for the purpose
of electing delegates tn meet at the parish con
vention to be holden at Opelousas on the 27th
of this month therefore be it
Resolved, That we pledge ourselves individ,
ually and collectively, to use every effort to
select such men as delegates to our parish con
vention as can be relied upon; who will go be
fore the convention and vote for the nOmina
ton of good and reliable men, for the, different
offices that will be in nomination, and who will
abide by the action OF the convention and sup
port the nominees thereof, and be in favor OF
calling constitutional convention.
Be it further Resolved, That we earnestly
invite our friends Of the Democratic party, who
live in other wards, to cooperate with us anC
to form clubs to act i'll unison with ours, ant
to promote the general good OF the party.
| Be it further Resolved That copy Of these
resolutions, be sent to the Opelousas Cnurie
and the ST. LANDRY DEMOCRAT for publication
CHARLES F. HOUSTON, Secretary
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
HOW To Avoid srsr Stroke.



The following ci.c.tiar was lssueu "F
the Bo.rL Of Heath yesterday
:. Sun-,troke il caused by excessive
beat and csreciltly il the weather Is
smtyyv.' 1t is more apt to occur CIV
the second, thisu, or tOurti day % d
heated term than Oh tie list. Loss ID
sleep. WO-ry, excitement, close sleeping
rooms. debility, abuse OF 5tlmniahto
nredispoSe to Ii. Il j. mere apt 10 az
lack those working II the SHl', had eSpT-
ciaIlv between the hours OF II ociock
in the morning and o'clock m the a.
tprn0on. On not DAYS wear thin cloIn-
lug. Have as cool sleeping rooms az
possible. Avoid loss OF steep, ahh an
unnecessary fatigue. II WHrkinS IL
doors, aud where there Is artlhclai AeF'V-
laundries, ctc.,-sec that inc Iooil -
we'll ventilated. If working in the sun,
wear light hat, mot black, as IL a9-
Serbs heath straw, etc, and put INSIDE
Of # on the head wet cloth on large
green leaf; frequently lift the hat from
fhe head and see that the cloth is wet.
Do not check perspiratlon, but drink
what water YOU need to keep 1t up, as
PRESENTATION prevents the body from
heiug oyelheated. Have, whenever pos
sible, an additional shade, as thin
umbrella. when walking, a canvass OF
board cover when working in the sun
When much fatigued do not go to work
but be excused from work, especially
after II O'Clock in the morning on very
hot days, if the work is in the, sun. Il
a feeling of fatigue, dizziness, headache
or exhaustion occurs, cease work I'M
mediately, lie down in shady and coo
place; apply cold cloths to and pou
cold water over head and neck. 1t an.
one is overcome by the heat. send I'M
mediately for the nearest good physl
clan. While waiting for the physician
give the person cool drinks of water Q
cold black tea, or cold coffee, if able t
swallow. If the skin is hot and dry
sponge with or pour cold water over til
body and limbs, and apply to the hea
pounded ice wrapped in towel or 0the
cloth. If there is 10 ice at hand, kee
a cold cloth on the head, and pour col
water on it as we'll as on the body. ]
the person is pale, very faint, and pulls
feeble, let him inhale ammonia Tor
few seconds, Or give him te!aspoonft
of aromatic spirits Of ammonia IN tW
tah!espoonfuls of water with Httl
sugar.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
Women and Devils.

Old Winston was a negro preacher in
Virginia, and his ideas of theology and
human narure were often very original;
\ gentleman thus accosted the old
gentleman one Sunday:
"Winston, understand you believe
every woman has seven devils. How
can you prove it9"
swell, sar, did you never read in de
Bible how seven debbils were cast out
of Mary Magalin 2"
ooh, yes ; I've read that"
"Did you ebber hear of 'em bein' cast
out Of any n odder woman, sahq"
"No, | never did,"
"Well, den, all de odders got 'en
vet"
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
List Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Opelousas, La,
July LIST, 1878, and if not taken out before
August 1st, 1878, will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office at Washington D. G.
Anderson mrs Mary Herman Henry
Arsenallx Alex. & AIRS Lyons Antoine
Rrvant mrs NJ Moore miss Florence 2
Blum mrs Henriette Moore mss btanch
Rernard IL Moore Arena
Benjamin Azyan Prud homme mrs Eliza
RibR " M Preiean Edouard
Cariere Ovigiac Norwood NJ
Carrie Onille Roy Ulgere
Cook Alfred Sheafer Frank
Castillo lean Shanian Joseph
Davis mrs Martha Thomas Gibson
Dunree Michel Williams Drison
Dunre Francois Weaver Laurance
Deahan Octave Williams Arlnene
Cow Dick Washington miss Lizzie
Horrisor William
CHAS. M. THOMPSON, P. NJ.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
The ART of kissing.

People will kiss.
Yet not one in a hundred knows how
TO extract bliss from lovely lips any
more than they know how to make dla-
monds from charcoal.
And vet it is easy-at least, for us.
First know whom you are going to
kiss. Don't make a mistake although
mistake may be good. Don't jump up
like Il trout for fly, and smack on her
forehead, or the ear, or the corner OF
her nose. The gentleman should be
little the taller. He should have clean
face, kind eye and a mouthtui OF ex-
preston. Don't kiss everybody.
Don't sit down to it. Stand up. Need
not be anxious about getting ina crowd:
Two persons are plenty to corner and
catch kiss more persons would spoil
the sport.
Take the left hand of the lady in your
right; let your hat go to-any place out
of the way; throw the left hand gently
over the shoulder OF the lady, and let
Il fail down the right side. Do not be
in hurry. Draw her gently, lovingly,
to your heart. Her. left hand in your
right: let there be an impression TO
that-not like the grip of a vise, but a
gentle clasp, full of electricity, thought
and respect.
Don't be in hurry. You are heart to
heart. Look down into her half-closed
ewes. Gently, but manfully, press her
to your bosom. Stand firm: Be brave
but don't be in hurry. Her lips are
almost open. Lean slightly forward
with the head-not the body. Take
good aim. The lips meet; the eyes
close the heart opens; the soul rides
the storms, troubles and sorrows OF life
don't be in hurry J Heaven opens
before you; the world shoots under
your feet, as a meteor flashes across the
evening sky (don't be afraid; j the
heart forgets its bitterness, and the arr
of kissing is learned! No fuss, no noise,
no fiuttering and squirming like hook
impaled worms.
kissing don't hurt, nor does 1t require
an Act of Congress to make it legal.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
Castor Springs

DIR. CHAs. A. HARDY--..---.-.--' fr"l'rlo''' :
IOsEPH MULLER, of Washington 49, Lessee
These Justly renowned mineral SPRINGS VIII ne
onened for the accommodation OF the p.inn .i
on and after the 22d inst. Situated III the soul
western portion Of St Landry. These sprlnisss
are within easy reach of everyone SEEKING nGdtn
ar nj as1lre; the finest trout and perch fishing
in America. is within a stones tnfo" OF Iho
snrinr. while game of all kinds IS abundant
The buildings have recently been put IN coii com
plcte repairs and eight new bath houses aGde a
Having secured the services of Monsieur Leon
Rerbeil, distinguished caterer, formerly OF the
Emperors kitchen, Paris, the cuisine VIA os
lnder his mana cement. Guests will be served
in first Glass style, either by the day; week a or
month, at prices so moderate as to derry collpe
tition Patrons will be provided with every
thing needfui, including feed for horses: "A
f3no enclosed pasture will be also at the service
Of visitors. Invalids seeking the benellc' al
effects of these waters, have the advantage OF
consulting DR.. Chas. A. Hardy, physician OF
high repute throughout the country HACKS 3
week or oftener If necessary, the carrying pas
sengers Tor the sprns5Io sEpH MULLER,
June 2-tf hease''
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20

S4sHE1RsEF's SAFE.
PARISH OF st. LA.,DRt
No. 1O1S1.
ULCER ROY vs.. CElEsTlNE PhlA\lN
ADMTNISTkATRIE,E EFT AL.

By virtue Of writ OF tierl fa'laS l'Sneu
ont OF the honorable District Court IN 1or
the Parish of t. Landry, III the ahoNt t"i,,''
sr1 and to III directed. will pr"c' cd I" sell al
uunljc auction to the highest hindcr, III inc
Courthouse CT said parish in he town OF 'f'-
lorSa3. Oh SATURDAY, the 81 day OF AnIuSi
1877. At II HcIo|k = NJ. the io'ioN hlS "0''1 "
property, to-wit ,,f,,a,,+
All Tie right title and interest OF 'te1rn'tni
being the onefnrrth Interest III ana 10 'l'' !,',
lowing described W OpIrtN i'rlnh-ilt% 10 ,h'
estate nI Louisa Dnjchl!. deceased. t",""
list. y certain trace of lan'. tW"'taal SI'i"1r.
OF til" north side of Bayou Icclt' -: l-i'nuI ,
parish in the nelghbOrhOou or LconEllit, coH-
bounded north by Mrs. Castillo and the nelFS o!
Alexandra Castillo, south by Bayou Itcic, caSl
by lands OF Napoleon Robin ana west py lall"S
of Jean Bite. Lemelle.
ID. Another tract of land with the nu!lo NJ
and improvements thereon. situated III the
ncirhborlOod of LeOnvile, st. Landry parish
and being situated on the west Sldc or Bay gu
Techc, measuring five arpents front ny aoo'''
thirty arpents in depth, containing ABOUT on,
hundred and fifty arpcnts more or less ana
! bounded north b. Bayou Techc, south ny lahui
| of Celestin Mathews, east by lands OF AleS''h
| der Dcean and west by Joseph Camy
prairie. in that part of st. Landry PARISH KNOW
! as Point Clear, containing about two hillurcI
! superficial arpents more or less nouhaGu nolil
| by Conlec de Name. south by heirs OF FRANCOIS
| Marks east by lands of Dc)can and others ant
west by Bcniamen Dcjeall
! 4th, The undivided onefourth interest i'll ;
certain sugar P!antdtloli' ht'''leo ~ 81 i1'',
parish in that part known as pralne Laurent
containing ten arpents front by ii depth OF eighty
arpents more or less, bounded north by Bayoi
Teche. south by lands of Marks, east by Napo
leon Robin and ReleZairc Arnaud and west b,
lands of Mrs Widow G. A. Giavcnburg an'
lands described herein as No. 3.
5th Onc-fourth interest i'll one pair OF Amer
can mules.
9Th. One-fourth interest i'll one cane cart
18th. One cow and calf
Tcrms-Cash. ~
iune % Sheriff of the Parish OF st. Landry.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20

"Why,n asked q teacher in the Sun
dap-tchool, did Solomon tell the slug
gard to go to the ant " Because
said a thirteen-year-old boy, "he knew
his aunt would have him at the weed
ollie or in the onion bed every afternoon
"a soon as school was ont"
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20

et, e7 ~ ~ is not easily earned in these times,
~ hut it can be made in three months
~ any one of either Sex in any part of the
country WHO is willing to work steadily at the
employment that we lrrsh. S66 per week i'll
yo,ir own town. You need not be away from
home over night. You can give your whole
time to work, or only your spare moments. we
have agents who are making over 800 per day
All who engage at once can make money 1ast.
At the present time money cannot DE nlauH ~
easilv and randy at any other business 1t
costs not hing to Try the business. Terms ana
s. CUNT tree. Address at once.
II. HALLETT & Co,
nov 10 Portland, Maine.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20

sneaaxer Bush, accompanied by his
uv;fe and Miss Gresham. were at last ac-
counts enjoying themselves at Liver
pool.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
G0E,EA Great chance to make money.

~ W hA Ell ID II YOU can get goa you can
get grccnhHrks We need person i'll every
town 1otake slhScrpti ions forthe largest, cheap
est and hest illustrated family publication in:
ne WOrld. Any one can become successful
a-tnt The most elegant works of art given
free to subscribers. The price is so low that
almost everybody snbscrihes. One agent reports
making over $50 in Il week. A lady agent re
ports taln" over 400 subscribers i'll ten days.
All Whn engage make money fast. You can
tt vote All yeah time TO The business, or only
Your spare time. l0h need nO be away from
home over might. You can do it as well az
others. Full particulars. directions and terms
free. Elegant and expensive Quit free. If
yea w:Ht Profitable work srnd us your aldr, So
II once. Ii costs nothin.r 20 try the business.
No one who engages fai!, to make great pay.
At'tI SIS
80. he II pPI.E'Sj JOUKNAI."
,1it1 Nl;np.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
OF ATEON
NOTICE OF TABLEAU.
PROBATE COURT, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No. 1866.

ESTATE OF AUGUSTA DONATE, PERE.
Whereas Achie Dupre of the parish or 81
Landry, administrator of the estate or Au%''ste
Donate deceased, files an account o! MS ad,
mjuistrainn of the above estate accompanied
by his petition praying for the holnologatlon OF
the same. ... ,
And, whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted Ivy an order Of court, bearing GATE
June Goth, 1878. H. -,
Now. therefore notice is hereby given to an
persons interested to make opposition to SAG
tableau in writing at my office i'll the Town oi
Opelousasas, within the time required by law,
why the said tableau should not be homolosateo
and confirmed. ~
JAMES O. CHACHERE, Clerk.
iune 22-hlg
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
Address to the Democratic Conservative
Voters of 81. Landry.

The unde"Si gnet: official representatives, OF
the Democrat &c Cons. rvatN party Of he parish
Of ST Landry hereby ori = s,lecti;.is to Ice h"lu
at the polls Hereinafter designated, OH tie goth
,lay of ,Ilty, 1878. !Or Il itgates IT, n Parish
COMMITTEES. of the Democratic Conservative
Iarty to assemble thereafter on the 27ti day OF
July 1878 ar the Courthouse, i'll DpelousaS at
70 O'clock A. NJ. Tor the following purposes, to-
wit:
1st Nominating d candidate for State Senate
for this District
Cd Nominating four Candidates for the Leg
islature for this PARISH
Sd dominating a candidate for Sheriff.
4th Nominating a candidate for Parish Judge
5tl Nominating candidate for Coroner
9Th. Nominating candidates for Police jury
| 7Ih. Nominating cand dates for the Justice
! of the Peace and Constt.blts for the several
| wards of the parish.
| 8th Appointing 10 delegates to the state
| Convention to be hold at Baton Rouge on Mon
| day August 5th, 1878.
| 9th Appointing Il Parish Executive Com
| mittee and the representatives on the state
| Central COMMITTEES.
| The basis of representatives i'll the Parish
| Convention shall be one delegate to every
| TWENTY-FIVE votes cast for the Democratic Con
| servative candidate for Governor in 1876 and one
| delegate for every fractional part, exceeding
| fourteen thereof, except for Vile Plate ana
| COulee CrOche, when the vote OF 1874 snail DC
taken as a basis and according to said basis "l
| representation the appOrtionnent anu electon
| shall he as follows:
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
NTOTECE OF ADMANHSTRATA

NOTICE OF ADn1N'sr"A''oa
PROBATE COURT. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
No. 4014.
ESTATE OF CELESTINE LEDE.
Whereas, Baptiste Blanco and Laurent Deslh-
conrt Blanco of the parish of st. Landry nave
applied by their pet9hn to be Of ap ppeitine
Trde. deceased late of the parish of st.
Landry. ,,x, ~,
position to said appointment, Will ME the SAINT
Within ten days from the present notice
JAMES O. CHACHERE, Clerk
15-fp
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
FstS Epilepsy
FALLING ESS

FALLING SICK ESS
Permanently Cured-no hmmbug-by
one months usage OF DIR. q otrinrdss aeIc-
bratcd Enfn!libie Fit Powders. To con
vince sufferers that these powders will do all
we claim for them, We will send them by mail
posi- paid, a free Trial box. As DR. Gou-
lard Is the only physician that has ever made
this disease Il special study, and us to our
knowledge thousands have been permanently
cured by the Use of these Powders, will
guarantee II permanent cure in every ease,
or refund yOu all money expended. All
sufferers should give these Powders an early
trial, and be convinced of their curative pow
rlS.
Price, 70" large box. 81. 90 or boxes for $40 co.
sent by mail to any part of United States or
Canada onreceipt of price, rhy express. G. Q. D.
Address. ASH x ROBBINS,
dee 22-ly $50 Fulton St, Brooklyn, \. y.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
Pain ting.
CHEAP, DURABLE AND ORNAMENTA
TRUE & CO.,
Augusta, Maine

The undersig ncd, Il practical painter OF much
experience, who has given general satisfaction
to all who have employed him, bot as TO me
price and quality of his work, has recently
located in OptlousaS, and soliclts work IN ms
line of htlsintss-houSr ands@ll- painting, ln1e-
washing, kalSunlining, etc. He Will work Tor
twenty five per cent. less than the irlt'E
that have been usually paid here and },'IhV-
autec satisfaction. Estimates furnished without
charge. He will furnish AL materials II Ne
sirctl, 1rrehy enabling parties TO kno" al 'ii'
outset the full cost Of the work. lie iiaS Iacli
itirS 1or obtaining painting materials much
ct!rap,r tnHn persons generally, when MAKES
his work 81 much the cheaper. A specimen OF
his paIl.1n;- can I've it lie IetnouiS1 rh'ifri
i'll C,;@touS>. wiirh he has Just panied lFH'''
%li,i ont. On in-lr"tn. Lis work anu iea'lii@
his price, many VIA No doubt feel able /" nave
painting ,t0nt who nov think the cost too great
See han ana ta}k ,'W matter over, Which VII
cost .,.,!nIn~ Tnt ..l4rtiulrSS and quality OF h'
pi M are an ln;tut cntnt 70 nave p;siHt'h%
! cone, WI. HiLI.5MAN,
+ Practical Painter.
! Dnrl.,j,S2S. Nav T-If
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20

A little maid of some eight or nine
summers, while eating ice cream ON a
veranda on Chestnut street last even
ing, electrified the others similarly en-
gagged by remarking, Mercy, how it
tickles my teeth I'll Kingston Free
man.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-07-20
Piano and Organ Playing
RNFD IN A DAY.

Masous Charts, which recently created such
q sensation in Boston and elsewhere, will ena-
Bile any person, of any age, to
MASTER THE PIANO OR ORGAN
in a day, even though they have no knowledge
of notes etc. The Boston Globe says
lyon can learn to play on the piano or organ
in q dav even if you never played before, and
have not tho slightest knowledge of notes, by
the use af Mason's Charts A child ten years
old can learn easily. They are endorsed by
the best musical people III Boston, and are the
grand elimination Of the inventive genius OF
the nineteenth century"
Circulars giving full particulars and many
testimonials will be sent free on applcatloI.
One set Of MasOn'a Charts, and a rare Iitte
hook Of great value. entitled s. singing Mnde
Ensy,'' both mailed postpaid to any address, ,
for only 81. worth more than sl0o spent Oh
"'"''0 A. c. MORTON,
General Agent Atlanta, GA.
Agents wanted at once everywhere. beSU
chance ever offered. Secure territory before 100
late. Terms free. l"n -