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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

EMPLOYMENT FOR A Few Statesmen
TO TRAVEL IN THIS STATE.-Thc Ohio
Scale Works, of 1875 Central Avenue,
Cincinnati, Ohio, being DESTROYS of
charging their business, have decid-
ed to employ number of Statesmen
to travel and sell their Standard
Scales to dealers, and at the same
time while selling to the trade, ap-
point good canvasserin every coun-
ty they visit, to sell their Universal
Family Scale on commission. This
scale sold faster last year than they
could be manufactured, but the firm
are now prepared to meet all demands
with a superior scale. We have no
room to give an elaborate descrip-
tion Of the scales manufactured by
them, but we would advise every one
who needs employment to write at
once for their illustrated Catalogue
and Price List, and naming the low
est salary expected for one years
services,
Their illustrated Catalogue con
tains the most complete line of Scales
in the market, from the large R, R.
Track Scale of go tons, to the most
delicate Druggist Scale.
This county is still open for an
Agent to sell the Family Scale on
commission. aug.6-5w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13
Workingn,en.

Before you begin yourheavy spring
work after winter of relaxation,
your system needs cleansing and
strengthening to prevent an attack
of Ague, Bilious or Spring Fever, or
some other Spring sickness that viii
unfit you for seasons work. You
will save time, much sickness and
great expense if you will use one
bottle Of Hop Bitters in your family
this month. Don't wait. See other
column.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

We have received the Gilmcrite, a
new paper started at Glenville, Gill
mer county, by Prof. T. N. Marshall.
1t is a sprightly sheet, and we wish
it success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

On last Wednesday evening, the
lightning struck hay rick on the
farm of Mr.. Richard Spence, setting
it on fire and entirely consuming it.
His loss is nearly $500.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

Now it is printer who getsa shot
for kissing woman. Thus demon
alization slowly works its way tow
ard the head of society. Awhile ago
it was only lawyers, and doctors and
clergyman, etc, who got caught in
such scrapes.-Ez.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13
The Weekly Register
LOCAL. llIATTERS.


Coal operators are In full blast.
Well raise them a little in 1880.
The people love the county court.
yellow fever still hangs over Mem
phis
1t will soon be time for celery and
H.sW. P.
The Colorado beetleis now the pest
Of the potato raiser.
Mrs. P. G. Eastman has gone to
the Virginia mountains.
Gibbons should put an ice. poult.
ice to his head.
81 The rivers are in q good navigable
stage.
Only one or two vacant houses in
this town.
The base ball business is waning
in this place.
A good deal of thieving is going on
in the county.
"To the mountains" is now the
fashionable cry.
The Riaemen have now got q new
bass and tenor drum.
,Watermelons and canteloupes are
plenty in this market.
Read the dissolution notice Of
Messrs. Fisher & Hogg.
Don't forget to bring something to
the Fair, for exhibition.
There is an indication of a decided
advance in WOODEN goods.
The recent heavy rains have
brought out the pastures.
The way to get the valley trade
start some wholesale houses.
A line of packets should be run
from this point to Charleston.
Guthrie is elected Superintendent
of Free Schools for this county.
How the stalwart heart pants for
a riot or massacre in the South.
Bracelets with lead pencils attach
ed are among the latest novelties.
Fora frst-class, sublime jack-ass,
wecommend the editor Of the Monitor.
Applications for. schools in this
District, are being filed with the
Board.
The steamer Salt Valley is upon
the Docks at this place, undergoing
repairs.
Don't fail to go and see the big
show, at the Mason County Fair
Grounds.
We allow no other office to turn
out better work than we do. Give
us trial.
A number of English sparrowswill
be turned loose in this place early in
September.
Fathers should teach their boys
how to swim, providing they can
find place.
Iii is is said that SLEEPY Tom," the
horse that paced mile in 2;124, will
be here at our Fair.
A very large number Of people in
town last Saturday, and our mer-
chants done good business.
Mrs. R, N. Nye and niece, Miss
Mabel Nyc, Of Pomeroy, Ohio, are
visiting at Mr.. B. Franklin's.
There arc SO many pretty girls in
Point Pleasant, that no one will dare
cay who is the belle of the town.
The weather has been quite cool
for the past few days, reminding us
Of the near approach Of autumn.
The Entry Books of the Mason
County Fair, are now open at the
secretary's Office, in the Court House.
The county roads were badly dam
aged during the recent storms, and
p surveyors should repair them at once.
Mrs. sallie ziegler, of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, is here on q visit to her
brothers, Joseph and Marcus Fried
man.
Miss EQma Chapman, of Arbuckle,
and Miss Chancellor, of Parkersburg,
are visiting the family of Mr.. R. S.
Bickel.
Scarlet fever is very bad in some
portions of this county, and already
several children have died from this
disease.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
is no use of being hurt, but
60 to W. c. Carr, and take Nitrous
Oxide Gas, to have your teeth ex-
tracted, and we will guarantee you
will not be hurt 1t is safe, healthy
and pure; it is made every few days,
consequently it is fresh, and not pat
ent cylinder gas, that has stood no
one knows how long. Come and see,
and be convinced.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

PIc.N1cs. There will be a picnic
at Flat Rock, on next Friday, 18th.
One at Hickory Chapel, near this
place, Saturday, August 10th.
And one at Beech Hill, on satur-
day, August 10th, for the benefit of
the Church at that place. To all
these pic-nics general invitation is
extended to the public.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

A woman by the name of Bowen,
wholived on Mr.. G, 7. Beale's place,
was killed by lightning during a
thunder storm, on Tuesday evening
oflast week. The lightning descend
ed the chimney, and she being at the
mantle-piece, was killed. A clock
on the mantle was. shivered into a
thousand pieces. At the time, there
were seven children and two men in
the room, but none of them were in
jured in the least.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

ianity. If we said too hard things,
it was a mistake of the head and not
Of the heart We loye all these good
brethren and can only wish we could
see eye to eye, and join in one solid
phalanx, in our efforts 10 Christian
ize the world. We feclhoweyer that
a brighter day is dawning, and that
upon all our banners remodeled will
be inscribed the glorious motto,
God sent not his SON into the world
to condemn the world, but that the
world through him might and will
be saved.' Hailglorious dayl "Then
shall the sword be beaten into the
pillow share and the spear into the
pruning hook and nations learn war
no more" &c. ].
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

A Telephone has been putup lead
ing from the Post Office to the resi-
dence Of Mr. ]. J. Bright.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

RoBBED.-on Sunday night, burg
lars entered the residence of 0. II. P.
Van Matre, Esq, of Robinson Dis.
trict. They effected an entrance BY
means of window in the ell near
the porch, and from there passed
through the dining-room tohis sleep
ing chamber. They took from him
two pair of pants, his pocket book,
containing some sixty dollars in
money and several hundred dollars
worth of valuable papers. The
thieves were tracked to the garden,
but there all trace Of them were lost.
He did not know he was robbed un-
til the next morning, when his wife
called his attention to the fact that
his pants were gone. We hope the
thieves may be caught.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

H1sToR1cAL.-In its issue for Aug
ust s, 1879, the Putnam Democrat will
begin the publication of a series of
historical articles, entitled History
of the Kanawha Valley" from the
able pen of Prof. V. A. Lewis, of Buff
falo, whose historical researches and
eminent literary ability ftly qualify
him for SO great an undertaking. He
has, as the result of patient labor, in
the best collection of local history in
the State; is in communication with
the leading historical societies in this
country, and his articles may. there
fore be regarded as being as accurate
as it is possible to make them. Com
mencing with the settlement at
jamestown, the author will trace the
settlement Of Southwestern Virginia
down to the present time. This Sc
ries will embrace the history of
twelve counties in West Virginia,
lying in and bordering upon the Kan
awha Valley; and also Gallia and
Meigs Counties, in Ohio, their histo.
ry being intimately connected with
that of the Valley. The series will
probably continue for four months,
and the paper will be furnished to
interested parties at the following
rates: One year, $3.50; six months,
Is cents; four months, so cents, al.
ways in advance. aAddress, ]. G..
Downtain, Editor Democrat, Win
field. w, Va.
We are.infofmed that quite a large
number of fast horses will soon ar
RYE in this place TO, enter the trot.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

On last Friday, the White Sulphur
Springs property, was sold under a
decree Of the United States District
Court, to Capt, Aleck F. Mathews, of
Lewisburg, a=brother to Governor
Mathews, for 100000. His was the
only bid upon the property.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

An exchange very sensibly says
A good county Fair, among all its
merits, is-an evidence ofthrift on the
part Of the farmers ofthe county. A
poor farmer cares nothing about the
Fair, he has nothing to exhibit,
and he dislikes to attend, for he is re-
minded by the elegant products
which his neighbors display what
failures he and his farm are.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

A child, aged three years, of Chas.
Baniger, near Pomeroy, Ohio, has
been missing since last Thursday
All the woods and streams in the vi
entity of his residence have been
thoroughly searched, but in vain
The impression prevails that the child
has been stolen by tramps.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

We are.informdd that quite a large
number of fast horses will soon ar
RYE in misplace to, enter the trot.
ting and pacing races at our coming
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-13

MT. d. w. mama, our Hon. Mayor,
is putting up corn mill in connec.
ton with his other machinery
This will be quite a convenience to
the citizens of Hartford. We hope
it will reward him abundantly for
his pains and expenses.
Mrs. Stow, wife of II. H.stow, left,
here few days since, to visit her
husband who is in Pennsylvania
Just how long she will beabsent, we
cannot say.
Mr.. L. sehon, we understand is 60
ing to leave in a few day for the
springs. Hope he will have a pleas
ant and profitable time.
The Rev. Mr.. Jones preached in
Clifton, Sabbath evening last, in the
M. E. Church. Mr.. James Casio took
an express load down from this city.
Your correspondent was one of the
company. The text was the para.
BILE of the prodigal son; and looking
at it from our stand point, we think
it was. one of the finest efforts we
ever heard. The church was filed
with an intelligent people, who gave
undivided attention to the Sermon
and when the exercises closed you
could hear from all partsof the house,
WASN'T that a good sermon?"-
That's No. one, ''If that is Univer-
salism, lam a Universalist," and they
are as thick here as hops, &C., &c.
Patsy Daily, who had a sun stroke
few weeks since, and who was in a
deranged condition for some time,
from the effects of it, is improving
and is now up and out.
Some of our orthodox friends took
umbragc at some things we said in
our last items, about liberal Christ.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

LET "a adjmre all our farmer readers 10
whom this advice applies and who can
low 50 easily heed II. 70 resolve thar
,o,hing shall stand IN their WAY of rid
ting themselves Of debt. Some will
ryn- that there IL No hurry: that next
,rar will answer inst ~ we'll; that the
mortgage notes are not crowding. and
The grocer. the dry goods merchant and
,hc doctor can he put OF. while lot Of
new things are bought for the place, etc.
But such reasoners will rue the dav when
.'..v der' =. - 9ratifv desires for evpen-
ditures which might be avoided. In toad
III u>lng their money 10 secure iinmu-
nitv from debt. The experience Of the
pasf teaches thar fortune IN farming j.
liule more constant than in many other
livelihood channels. and IL Is the part 81
wisdom never to assume that to-day's
sunshine j. . guarantee of fair weather
io-morrow. -lSoutI, Bend Eeyister.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22
no not Pare the Light when at
Nork.

Ssatissirs kept by ornlisfs employed ~
sir,naries fur eve diseases have shown
that the habit ~ scsslc pernon- In facing =
winssnw ir"m which the light falls a.
rertly into the eyes. ~ we'll ~ On the
work. injnre sheir eycs Ia the end. The
less way V so work with eide light. or.
~ The work needs airong Nominations.
20 that Il Il necrssary "a have The work
ING table hrfore the window, the lower
pnrsinn OF the latter should be covered
:. '.h sc~c~a ~ 70 have top Iighi
slsRe. which does not shiLe IN the eyes
wu.n The hsad u sIixhsly bent over amd
downward toward the work.
IL fhc s~hools of Germany this matter
~. already be~n attended 10. AND the rule
inr.esi :" hsv~ MI the seats and tables
- arranged that the pupils never iacs
me winduws. hns only have fhe side
i;..hss f-,m rho len aud n = light stimuli
t,nern.lv thrawn from two sides gives
~ ins~rferen~r of shadows. n has hccf
s,rirsiv Grhisld.n ~ bsild school-roo
with windows IN both siles. surh Hin
minsfinn having also proved injurious y
thr ewes of the nupi!s.
W. may ani ~ This the advice not q
rlscc Tho lasnp ~ f-n.f of vou when ~
.-ork IL tho evening. hnt little on nm
~: anl never 10 n fleet the nae 81 !
shnac. ~ as 70 prevent tho strong ngh'
shi.img IL The eyes. This i especially
IL h. considered NJ the present time
when Kerosene lamps. with their ~
t.nsriv Unanimous Il uncS, have bccon''
- cs,nmon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22
1879 Spring. 1879
Boots, Boots!
Shoes, Shoes /!


Respectfully retnrms his thanks IN his
nm nernms customers tnr their liberal
% ronayc herrsoEsrs. and invites them
~ examine his nrw stock. revived Msrrh
IL. 1879. IT, has now double the stock
Of any honse IL Dubois county. embrace
ing more than
saOnU WORTH OF GOODS.
From fhe cheapest 10 ths very best. Ia
dies Newport ties 6Fon 81 mp. Finest
T. Ice. from ei 80 Mp. Gepes ns- Il any prize yss
= .ns Rays shs~s from ~ ur- Gsnd Congress caf
.afh~rn Indiana nB> nre = Goats shsss- 81 81
syles and price, di~~' r;e narsen Kid. ~ hest quail
rv ~ only - - Give rial end ~iii save yos
money.
meNRY a.ANDGo gEBE.
s;eissr street.. hs,~sen Main and wsinu
u-~~ucuvuon March n ISIS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

Tn. Anderson Democrat publishes =
letter from a Republican aud = suIsiirr.
which di.russes the recent removal Of
Wilson by the sergeant-ai-arm> ~ the
Senate. Mr.. Bright We give the fnlIow-
ing extract from the Democrat a. follows:
II Mr.. Wilson IL 80 competent aud de-
serving ~ IL claimed for him. why not
appoint him consul nj Hong Kong. vice
MOsby. the reconstructed Confederate
brigadier? Ifthesc brigadiers ought nnt
10 be sent TO congress. IL j. wrong to have
them represent our Government abroad.
IL the Republican party IL really the
friend Of the soldier. aud 20 anxious that
they shou.d be provided for. how does Il
happen thar 30 many competent and de-
serving ones who faced danger IN time
of war. are thrust aside 70 make room
for sfsy-at-honc patriots? The truth
about the whole matter Is. this pretended
1--we for the soldier BY the Republican
parry j. sham and fraud, intended
10 catch gudgeons. aud has abont out
lived its usefulness. A SOLDIER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

a drunken man was swaying unstead-
lily ~ a Virginia City street, according
:" the Chronicle. when dog with tin
pan iiel 10 its tail ran between his legs.
The collision was 50 ferrihIe that the
nan was npset, aud fl,e dog ran on minus
a piece OF It's tail The man got up BE-
wildered. rubbed the bruised end Of tie
spinal column. pic.ed up the dogs rail,
aud thus soliloquiud: "This IL (hic)
unfortunate! Never before knowed ~
suspected had such thing NJ tail ill
90 an fsll down az break II IN. Might
have made fortune 'zibitin' myself :
man with tail. s,rrcd hin millions D
millions thir) ~ IL. Jis my luck
Whenever get good thing it's al way
gone before (hic) flnd II out"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

A friend Of mine went recently 10 hs, 2
footh stopped. The dentist advised
sim that he had hotter have the sonth
vaken out. and assured him that he would
,cel no pain 4 Ae seok iswxAing gas.
what Is the effect Of the gas asked
my friend.
--tt simply makes yon totally insensi-
hie.- remarked the dentist: |" Don't
kmew aayts-ing that takes place"
Ny friend submitted. bat just p~evion'
q, the xas being administered, he pnt bill
Iasd IN his pocket aud pulled out his
worrv.
oh. don't trouble shout that INV.
ssid the dentist. thinking he WAS going
10 ba paid his fec-
Not N all" said the patient: wfs
simplv going 10 ser how much had b.
lore the gas took effect
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

ns~rn~ Essnsrws. No.. April NH l-cs.
m low urft.-prss Ssn. Knsw Ing The efficacy ~
.ur grill. snd he healing snd hsnsneisi quail
- "a ra~ss~ses send you the following statement u
Nv
/ ~. wounded shout ysrs ago--~ss tsk~n rri.-
r.r snt eonfnst far sixteen months. k~ine rsnve
fen nv wounds have not hsssd vi. hsss nsf 81 ~
r,anSns .inrs w-s wonnisr. rrn shot Ehrnnsh fhs
tins. Nv r>nersi health = impsire-f. aud noel soms
hing ~ ..<s. nstnr.. have faith IN yorr ssr
.spars than snv thing else with fhs' ih-s y gsru-
ne Please express me hsif dorm hsi.s snf "biire
CarrswC.p- J0HysOx.
~ Inrfs Va
r. The so''o-fnr -. ~rii,sn April ,nh- fsss y,
srs J..ni~ faknsen. mnfhsr ~ csrf. l.kn<~n.
~ Isn< nrlr--isxss sfn; Nv hnsissht ~. q =.
~hn-nn was skfIsfn an phs -risn ~ f-nrsl
:sw York where he died leaving The shove q. Y
ahn.nn u. nv csr~. Al Thirteen yerr- ~ sge hehsf
hrsuie Sfsrrhes and scr.fnfs. fay which ravs ynnr
ssr.sparfffa II cured hiv. have f- ten years ~
,anmsrd.a I, 70 many In ~s~ Yerk. ohio and lows. nr
srr~fnIs fever sores snfxenerri debility Psr'se'
a~<~ss has attended Y. The cures efse'ed IN some
ase~ 81 -erosns ans fever .nst miraculous
An vsrv snx,ans fnv my sgain have recourss "a
uv ssrssparills NJ 10 FEARFUL = getting spurious
.rsscls hence his writing 70 FOR ~ his wounds
.sre terrible. but Z hs''svs he viii -e~cvsr.
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

s;sis,r street.. hss~sen Main and wsinu
,prsaa. March n. ls7s-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

Leosootse Times
Governor las. u. williams will he
here 40 address the Old Settlers. on
Thursday 81 the fair.
Father Sassel. pastor 81 tho Grr.nau
C''h"lic chnsch - Washington. Iia0l
sa"day night, Of inflammation OF the
buHtl..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

say. Sambo, does you know villa,
makes de corn grow 50 fast when yor
put dc manure on it?r mo, l don't
hardly. except IL makes de ground
stronger for de corn Now. IN Jest
tell you. When de corn begins 10 smell
DE- manure. Il don't like DE- 'fumcry, 20 I,
harrieS out oh de ground and gets MP NJ
high ~ possible, % a. not to breathe the
bad air.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22
DIR. JOHN BULL,
n.xrvsrrrpvs s~p -v,psH 10
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
6ull'S SARSApAnIll 4,
BULLS WORM DESTROYER,
rhs Popular Remedies o. che Day.
| Primer al once. Ns. sss Main street.
LOUISVILLE. ky.
BULLS
lSARSAPARILLAl

ps.s IN. til.wnr e..rsr. - letter frrr Mr. Rivers
VIZ. - R~x<r.nS f,r Rr.v-. - rho meet issrn.
isan-n' and popular Minister. ~ ~ Ssth-ii-f kris
npal t1rrh sni 10 ~ the tfms ~ writing wss sa-
,cn@I Al broadway church Louisville. Nv
Lo,r-,nS Ky. October s,h- issg.
I'm loss Rsfr--nr n Sm: Many thsnks :" y~u fo'
" medicine you ksV. kindiy given me hsNs heel
Great "a frr-r YEAR. and hsi the advice ~ ssrea
-ra .m. nv h~srt '. ~ the eat u sisrsse
h-~e h,rn burnt hiis'rr~f sni ruppst f bsi Ne
ern- as>h~ .r+.nsf. s~r-rsi ~rsusnt physician
N. examined spin informed me fhsf ~s- shr,s
.nes nth paralysis spprplrsy any Hsv. ant ~,
,sshsnr hut seat~n wsnid r~sse me. fhsf rerire
,arrr ~ that and hssIsss.-- about hssir ens ~
-~rssf. when rsa kisilv s~W ne y~nr sr-srsnl
4 ~ <1a~-~A ssrrihfv wifh .rufs pain " ~
ixhf site ~ my h-sd esr~cisi'v when s"nlA r~sd :"
write fr any length - time and ~ rs- - NY fses
am w. prrfscfr h'inf fnr several rstn1e- sfsd "n
ave ~ h,.lI 4. s.rs-thlnv rrssspf falling
I 40 r,asx hspps - inform v,n fhst the pain IN M
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nine ard -h~- srnssiy- " appetite V gnaf
,s->f far re nru sfrns IN NE I eni"y nv finu~
mare thar any meal dnrine the isy.
v. ksnitv cent snrr Aoffiss arsfn asf night. ~
--ii~vas please --c~ps hs,rfstt hank md be-
si-h-~. Very truly. your NEST grateful ,.i-..f-
NJ tourn.r bounds VIII -iniiu letters ~ ~ ~his'
guarantee - he <-raiae sri written Wy ihe p~r-on
vhe<e names ts-y i,~sr.
- Mt safer yonrs~f 20 b mr"--t ~. Drn'i !.
lawn swsy srsr .ah'f'i e<rerinsnf- Dim
- yanr health w letting nssirr- experiment uFc'
"a with their rush
Nv s~r~.psrIIls hss STOOD tho '~~s f.E i~~rfy 49,
.-r.. II l. -fi The <srsstsriis a The fry ssf - W.
- towering al others In popularity an' - crrs
Avoil al those ~ho r- rrvinr palm ~ IN 70
her ~xtr>~.. ~ Ssr-spsrfts s.-eaIfst kssu~ubef
~ I.hn RnIIs Sarsspsris. n Louisville NJ. The
Tho afi sf reiis- fsm~v sr impurf'ss - sb- hlns~
nd -crosaloas affections. A'~sys hesr that 10 mind.