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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-05-13

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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1880-05-13

When the st. Paul Dispatch goes, it
goes it. Saturday last it copied about
four columns of opinions and sharp
things from the country press, so that
its: readers might see at one fell swoop
how the State stands in politics and
such. The Dispatch grows in 10th size
and interest.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
YOm. Kippur.

Yesterday, the holiest of Jewish holt
days, was celebrated by that race with
the usual Religious ceremonies. II
was the day of atonemeut-the day sci
aside by divine commsnas. OLevit
XXIII,) that this peopl- may -
themselves from iu'qnl- ~S . pH'
year at the Purifying tpu a.
mercy
1t was the only day, on wnreh 81
High Priest during the existence of The
temple was permitted to enter thr
| sanctum sanctorum. there, as repreSen
tstiye - the Jewish nation, beseech
his Masters forgiveness for the sins
committed by them; while in the
conrt the other priests were of-r'ng
sacrifices, a4G t,ntside the vast mass OF
praying psoplee Il was undoubtedly
tie largest assembly ever gathered tt
honor fhe living God, the number o
priests themselves extending into thou
sards; and altogether the scene on sue
occasions must have been of unsur
passed magnifcsnco.
BIT since the destruction of tn
temple, all this has changed, but tn
day is still regarded as n of grea
Significance. AS a general rule the
~Isrselites wholly abstain from al
nourishments from sunset to sunset
The services consist chiefly in prayers
full of humility and repentance. beg
giug that God may not judge according
to their deeds, but in accordance witt
His lenity.
Our Hebrew townsmen held servic
at the Masonic Hall. which was wei
prepared for the occasion.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
Fair River Items.


Very healthy for this season OF thu
year.
Crops are badly damaged by the con-
tinued wet weather.
N, B. Johnson is promising to put a
patent plow on exhibition soon.
A. A. Russell lost one of his children
last week with congestion OF the brain
A post Office has been established at
John Ross. in Lawrence county. on Ba'
hala, by the name of Tryus.
A dispute between Carroll Maxwell
and Billy Dickerson resulted IN tn
former getting stabbed in the LET
breast.
ALI. White, the overseer on the Mon
~ticello and Brookhaven road, has pu
his section in good order, but IN SOM
other places the road Is in afesrful con
dition.
We are informed that the protractec
meetings. al Little Bahala aud Crooked
| Creek added to their number. the for
mer t yenty-f five aud the latter thirty
five.
As Col. Deason was on his way t.
Pearl River Association, which conven
ed at Silver Greek Church in Lawrence
county. six miles east of Monticello, OF
last Saturday, his horse hung his foo
between two logs that had been put il
the road and fell, hurting himself ane
the Colonel very badly.
Some seem to doubt Uncle Stephen
snake story. Here Is n that is relia
blv reported to u.s.: Pleasant Smith, o
Lawrence county, was in Pearl rive
swamp with several others, hunting; h
found a rattlesnake with twenty>eigh
r%attles. Smith shot the snake. I'll
heard a strange noise in an old hollo'
log; he called his company, tore up th'
log. and found thirty two very larg
rattlesuakes.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
The SOciable at DIR. Atkins.

On last Friday night a person looking
into the parlors of DR.. Atkins wonlC
have there seer assembled as gay anG
happy a throng of young folks as could
have have been found anywhere. Il
was composed for the most part OF
young ladies aud gentlemen from oul
town, and our sister cities, Beauregarti
and Wesson, with a few present from
the vicinity.
The occasion was a sociable given by
bliss Maggie, and a more pleasant af>
fan it has never been our good for.
tune to attend. .
After the guests haA~
saIyas yrcusent conversation and
listening to the soul~stirring strains of
music, the hostess announced supper,
and they were ushered into the dining
room where several tables were groan>
ing under the weight of everything the
appetite could crave. That the supper
was enjoyed 1t is not necessary to say.
as a supper of this kind is always.
At a late hour the guests tooK their
departure. aud the fair HOSTESS has the
thanks of the party for a most enjoya.
BILE evening.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
New Advertisements.

Read Kohlman's specials, and if you
delight to look at beautiful goods, and
like to purchase cheap ones, call on
him. He has labored hard to build up
a reputation for fair dealing aud cheap
goods. and is determined to keep it up.
See for yourself.
Pfeifer & Dreyfus greet the public
| to-day with au advertisement of their
Immense stocks of dry goods, notions.
groceries, hardware. cutlery. saddlery;
etc all purchased for c,sfh; ,aeds5
i.n9 public. and pledge their word to
sell it at the Ipwast bottom figures Be-
sides the ''bosses," who do a large
share of the business, Chas, Benedict,
Chas. Wolf and NJ. Gosliusky will take
great pleasure in serving customers.
Of course everybody knows Major
Jack Abbott, the head drummer of the
grocery house of Flash, Preston & ca.
New Orleans-thelhero of..the yellowfever
epidemic at Holly Springs in 1878, aud
one of the finest men nature ever Ell
lowed with a handsome face. Well. he
has an advertisement in to~day's paper
saws he has been behind the times long
e~nough-and wants to supply reliable
merchants with good and cheap grocer
les. His house stands Al. Merchants,
remember Major Jack when the drums
mars are abroad in the land,
We call attention to the advertisement
of E. Offner, importer and dealer III
French china, crockery. glassware cuts
lery. etc. to be found in another coe
umn. Read it, if you want some Of
the incest and best goods offered to tne
public. Just think of a set Of china
ware, comprising one hundred aud sixty
pieces, for $14. 1t sounds like giving
goods away, but OHner will do it, as
many of the readers of this paper who
have purchased from him,'will testify.
Nine. Rosa Reynoir. the most fash
ionable milliaer in New Orleans, has
just returned from Paris, where she pur.
chased the latest styles of goods. Read
her card, and give her your orders.
j. FL. Reynolds, of New:Orleans, is ad.
vertising an Automatic lamp for light.
ing the streets of cities and towns.
The advertisement gives a full descrip-
ton. Why could not the town councils
of Brookhaven. Crystal Springs, Sum-
nit and Hazlehurst buy a few ..of these
lamps and light the principal streets of
their towns?
T: NJ. Henry has taken the agency of
the White sewing machine, and i s now
prepared to furnish the public. There
Is no better machine than the White.
See advertisement.
At this late writing we have only
time to call the attention of the public
the advertisement of the Diebold Safe. |
Roy & Timbrell, agents. New Orleans.
This is, probably the best safe made
Read card.
Mr.. A. Billet. the gentIemanly .propri-
etor of the far famed grocery story bear
ing his name renew his advertisement
in to>day's paper. He sells both by re-
tail and wholesale. and is prepared to
families and job goods to mer-
chants as cheap as any man in the Ores
emit city. He will deliver goods free on
board steamboat or railroad, and will
guarantee every package. Knowing
Mr.. Billet personally it affords us
pleasure to Recommend him to the pub
lie as . conscientious and relisble mer>
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
For the best groceries, send your on
ders to Remand & Co.. New Orleans.
Heallh auHBeaui, com6inea.

HealIA anGBeawt, comadtmea.
WoMAN's RIGHTs.-One who has long
studied the subject now presents the
result of his Investigations. lie Is
happy to say that he has discovered
"Woman's Best Friend" 1t is espac'
Ially addapted to those cases where the
womb is disordered, and will cure any
irregularity of the "menses." Brad
fields Female Regulator acts like q
charm in "whites," or a sudden check
of the monthly courses, from cold,
trouble of mind or like causes, by res
toring the discharge in every instance.
In chronic cases its action is prompt
and decisive, and saves the oonstitu>
ton from countless evils and prema>
ture decay. Prepared by DR.. j. Brad,
field, Atlanta, Ga. For sale at $1.5O
per bottle by F. NJ. Martin & Co.
sep 9.-2-m.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
Court UOUSe Items.

Frank Martin has gotten fully il
harness and can record a deed or take &
deposition as fast as any man in Ameri
ca.
MIR. Jesse Warren is kept busy issu
ing marriage license to those who wisI
to abandon ''siugle cusseduess," bu
can snatch an idle moment 10 tell .
good anecdote or beat any man in tow
playing chess.
Jim MikelI and Doc Cox are fixluI
up the tax matters of the county, an,
are ready to give receipts to those dy
ing to pay their taxes.
Esq. Allen Smith is about at state,
periods ard runs the Treasurer's ofic,
to the satisfaction of the public.
Rube McNalr has fixed up his as
sessment roll, and the Supervisors hav,
pronounced it o. X.
Most of the trees in the yard have
died. Now is the time to replani
them. Umbrella china would live
there.
The State and county tax of Lincoln
is 500 on the $1,000.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
FOR STOCK.
TESTIMONIALS.

faction in every case. / recommend it to all who are
afflicted. r. G. BETHEA, NJ. D.
BRooKHAvEN, July 8th, 1880.
L have used J. Henry's Liniment in my stable on
horses and find it to be everything claimed for it. l
regard it as being one of the most excellent liniments
for stock now offered for sale. For stiff joints, old
sores, swinney tc., its effect is almost miraculous.
T.. j. DECELL, Prop. Deceit Livery Stable.
BRooKHAvEN, July LIST, 1880.
hereby certify that 1 have used 2. Henry's Linis
ment, and have known it used, and am satisfied that
it is an excellent liniment for bruises, pains, sores,
and is an almost certain cure for letter and
ringworm, and scratches in horses,
f. M. MARTIN, Chancery Clerk.
BRooKHAvEN, July I'd, 1880.
My wife was afflicted in her lower ~extremities, with
severe pains, stiff joints and cold feet. 1t was very
painful for her to move about or stand up. 1 was
induced to try p. Henry's Liniment. A few appli-
cation relieved her, and now she is almost we'll.
JACOB STERN, Prop. Stems Hotel.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
b. u. SCHALLER.
ST. LOUIS SEMINARY.

A select school for higher education oil
young Ewomen. Location in view OF ST.
Louis, half mile from city limits: beauti-
full, healthy, retired; thirty minutes ride
On the cars to the heart of the city, which
offers its museums, art gallarles, lectures,
concerts and other objects of interest and
improvement, which the young ladies may
attend in company with the Principal.
Course Of study very thorough, embracing
whatever Is needful for a practical and
thorough education. Numbers limited,
rendering it a pleasant home rather than a
boarding school. Diciplne hat Of a well
regulated Christian family. Guardians may
here secure a permanent home for their
wards during the period oftheir education,
Young ladies from the South may remain
during the summer vacation and enjoy the
advantage of healthy latitude, and be
cared, for. The best of references given.
For catalogue address the Principal.
B 7. BLEWETT, L. L.. D.,
6uly22 IN Jennings, Mo
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

The Ledger recommend Remand & 20
New Orleans, % reliable merchants.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

BRooKHAvEN, Miss, June Dist. 1880.
l have used the liniment known as z. HenIy's, and
have been greatly benefited therefrom. L desire
that all should know the fact, and that l believe it to-
be he most powerful liniment now offered for sale.
| have been greatly troubled for a long time with a
severe pain in the hip. and up to the time of trying
this IMMINENT received no relief. One application has
almost entirely relieved me. Any Que suffering with
rheumatism or any kind of pains will find an excellent
remedy in Henry liniment, and one that 1 believe will
cure them. Y. DAY.
BRooKHAvEN, July 9th. 1880,
Having seen P. Henry's Liniment advertised, pur-
chased a bottle for use on my wife, who bas suffered
with rheumatism for many years. | applied the lin>
iment twice, and am pleased to say ali pain has en-
t1ely disappeared. I had previously used other lini
ments without effect. S. f, MAGEE.
MEADvILLE, June 9th, 1880.
have used P. Henry's Liniment in all cases for
which it is recommended and it has given full satis~
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

chant, that will do what he says
Read his advertisement and send him
trial order. Then il you are not pleas
ed with him, call at The Ledger Office
enquire for the fighting editor and de-
mand satisfaction.
The Donahoe mattress of De L'isle 4
Donahoe, is as near perfection as a bee
can be, and its cheapness is another
charm to less rich men than Wander
bilt. Read the advertisement of the
firm in another place. They are pre-
pared to sell mattresses singly or by the
hundred, to households or to the trade
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
AROUND TOWN

copt. Burke. of the Magnolia Ia
.,,,o was in town Monday.
1 good many of our people went to New
.ao Tuesday on the excursion.
broad smile adorns the countensuce
ts.m Magee. It's a little girl. Next.
Mas ssllie johnson has returned
tom a pleasant visit to the Lone Star
State.
In his sermon last Sunday Mr.. Lewis
.,f.rred to the demoralizing effect OF
horseracing here.
John G. Deets. of Yazoo. formerly OF
this county, was in town this week en-
pIoying cotton pickers.
Mrs Boswell, who has been visiting
relatives in Columbus, Ga, and Mont
gomery, Ala. has returned.
Whitworth College opens on the 29th
Of this month. We understand the at
tendance promises to be large.
Frank Lsrkin's smiling c~ountenance
is again TO be seen behind the counters
of R. B. Withers.
Boys, the game law expired yester-
day. Get out your shooters. and send
us a mess of cartridges.
The agent of Sells Bros circus and
informs us his show will
visit our town this winter.
Mrs. Parr hes purchased and is now
domiciled in the residence formerly oc"
cupied by Mr.. Cox, M mile from town
Rev. Il. F. Johnson preached in Wa
terproof, La, last Sunday, in respons
to an invitation from some of his old
pupils.
John Nalty and NJ. Cantoni have re
turned from their st. Louis trip. The,
report a gay time and a large crowd OF
the excursion.
A protracted meeting will begin IL
the Methodist church Sunday. The pas
tor, Mr.. Lewis, will be assisted by 9th
er ministers.
Miss Carrie Rodwell, who has beer
spending a few days here with the fam
lily of J. W. Martin, left Wednesday
accompanied by Miss Sue Martin.
Col. Deason returned from an cleo
pioneering tour IN the Eastern counties
this week. He reports the outlook
good, He says he saw a few Hooker
men.
W. D Sawtelle, connected with VIM
Gregg's machine depot, New Orleans
has been here this week exhibiting the
White Machine. He claims that 1t Is
the best machine made.
At the race Saturday the Unior
Church horse beat Ferguson's. Nc
Clendon won 800 by the race. Nc
Grath and McClendon are to run thu
McGrath horse against Tillman's on thu
Beauregard track on Saturday week.
The damage to crops is always over
estimated. The cotton crop may no
be as large as it was last, but it vii
bring fully as much money. The pric'
is increasing every day. 1t Is selling
here to>day from-to-cents per pound
Mr.. G. Benedict, the handsome AIT
polite accountant at Pfiefer & Drey
fus, has made us happy by presenting
us with a silk handkerchief ornamentet
with the handsome faces OF HANCOCK
and English. That 10 a Democrati
house. See their busts Of Hancock.
Max Prlbatsch and family returne'
home, from their European trip las
Tuesday, bringing with them the mothe
# Mrs. Priebatsch, They had a most en-
yabie trip till near New York. Befor
landing, their little son Isaac was take
Bick with scarlet fever and died. He wa
buried al New York, as tae quarantin
regulations would not permit him to b
brought oyer the road. They have ID
sympathy of the community inthe r sad a
fiction.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
Hon. A. c. McNair 10 Address the Soy
erigu People,
START THE HANCOCK BALL.

START THE HANCOCK BALL.
The Brookhaven Democratic hub Of
1876 will meet at the new Court Hous,
Oh next Saturday evening, Sept 18th
at Z o'clock for the purpose of re-organ
izing.
All voters favorable to the Hancool
and English cause are requested to at
tend the re organization.
Hon, A. c ucNair by request has
consented to address his fellow citizenI
at SAID time and place on the politica
issues. r H, THOMPSON.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
Order your family groceries from
K. Renaud & Co., New Orleans.


have removed my store from the old
stand to Front street next to Daughtry
& Smylie's drug store, where l VIII Dc
pleased to see any OF my friends and Gus
toners. 1t will be my endeayor In the
future as the past to sell goods at loves,
market price, always giving full weight
and measure. Thanking those who ave
favored me with their patronage in the
aast. and soliciting a continuance OF same
I. M. Henry.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
No Dange1.

rur money will 90 a long ways, quick
sal small profits, honest weight and
3 sure, ia mis- motto, no matter how the
W Il bio $.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
10lce In me 2eODle.

H~ILLsDALE, MICH.
r. ". Pierce NJ. D.:
Ibad a serious disease of the lungs, and
was for a time confined to my bed and un.
der the care OF a physician. HIS preserip'
ltions did not help me. l grew worse,
camehins very sevarely. ! commenced
taking your Medical Discovery, which
3helped me greatly. l have taken several
bottles, and am restored to good health.
( Yours respectfully,
sen. l6 l.w. JUDITH BURNETT.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

For n external pain, sore, wound o.
lamenesss of man or beast, use oniy L
Henry's Imminent. 1t pe%netrates al
muscle and flesh to the very bone, expei
ling all Inflammation, soreness ana pain
and healing the diseased part.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
The Automatic Gas Ian,
AND LIGHTING COMPANY
Description:

The drawing above represents the Auto
matte Gas Lamp.
A is the reflector az well as the reser-
voir: 1t will hold six quarts of naphiha
which should be of a gravity of 76 degrees
Once filled should last three or four days
B is the glass indicator, showing precise.
ly the quantity of naphtha contained in
the reservoir.
Chs the filler, into which the naphtha is
poured, After filling, close the cap.
d leads directly into a hollow tube
which, in common with three solid rods
support the entire lamp. It can be cleaned
out when necessary by removing the cap
E is the feeding valve, and when opened
allows the naphtha to descend to the gener.
ator.
Fis the water trap; inserted in its center
is a glass through which water or any 9th.
err foreign substance mixed with the naph.
tina is readily detected.
G is the outlet for all foreign substance
His the generator. 1t contains a pack
ing to absorb the naphtha from below and
forms a yapor in the chamber above, which
in connection with the air entering at the
hole directly beneath the burner, produces
gas at the burner in nine brilliant Jets.
1t costs to run the Automatic two cents
in "a hours. Price of lamp complete
ready to place on post, SIS.
Jas. III. Reynolds,
SOUTHERN AGENT,
........ Baronne eet.......... .46H
NEw nRI FANS Ia
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

The Bone and Muscle producing
Malt. the Nerve~quieting Hop, the su.
pero Malarial antidote Quinine, and
other precarious ingredients, combined
without fermentation, are the ingredi
ents Of email Bitters,' prepared by the
Malt Bitters Company. sep. 9,4.w.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

Townsend will keep fish at his stand
at the Market house every Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday. Viii! sell oy
the whole fish or by the pound, dressed
and ready to be cooked. His prices are
within the reach of ali.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

A profuse and many times excessively otens,
i've discbarge from tae nose, with stopping up,
~ y f,ha nose AT times, Impairment of the sense OF
SreIi and taste, watering or weak eyes, impaired
hearing, irregular appetite, pres sure s.s sod penn fsa
over the eyes, ard at Times IN the a Dsnh u and md
dehii,Itv are symptoms which are common to
cstarr6, vet all OF them are not present IN every
case. DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures caosft III
in in its worst form and stages. 1t is pleasant 10
nee and contains no poisonous or caustl cdrugs.
GO So0 snre a cure il is that It's former proprietor Of
tered for years in all the principal NEWSPAPERS
If wonid NOT cure. Sold by druggist at so censt
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic promotes a
healthy appetite, gives color strength and
tone to the blood. asslsts digestion. and
builds up a healthy organization.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
Rain! Rain!

1t has been raining here for about TIVE
weeks, and the farmers look blue. Many
of them say the cotton crop is cut shor
one-half, while others say the damage will
not exceed from twenty-five to thirty-fve
per cent. Some of the best farmers in the
Boguechitto bottom hold to the latter
opinion. There is no doubt but both the
corn and cotton crops have been greatly
damaged, but the loss Is always invariably
exaggerated. Immense crops were planted
much larger than last vear-and if a two
thirds crop is harvested the farmers will
have as much money az usual, and the
country will be in a better condition than
ever, because nearer out of debt.
The Ledger recommend Remand & 20
New Orleans. % reliable merchants.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

2 Henry's Liniment is a good remedy
in stock diseases, such as sprains, swlnney
stiff Joints, swellings, etc. Only oocts a
hottie.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

The cures effected by DIR. Harter's Fever
md Ague Specific have the merit of prom
%inence. Ii cures cases pronounced incura-
Die and prevents a return of the disease
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16
C., st. T.. n n. d. R. L.
Taking Effect July 1fh, 1850

GOING NORTH
EXPREss-Leaves n. Orleans 1:45 a III
Arrives Brookhay'n 1:5U p III
Arrives at Jackson, APO p IN
MAIL-Leaves New Orleans, 4:30 p IN
Arrives at B~re0kAaYen 1892 p m
Arrives at Jackson, : 1875 p IN
MIxED-Leayes New Orleans, 1880 p m
Arrives at BrookhaEsn - 90 p m
Arrives at jackson, 4:35 a IN
GOING SOUTH.
ExPREss-Leaves jackson. at 1921 a IN
Arrives Brookhav,n Sal a IN
Arrives N Orleans T.: 100 a IN
MAIL-Leaves IaekseH at e 30 a nj
Arrives at Br0oknaSNE 20 a m
Arrives at N, orleans, T.15 a m
MIXED-Leave jackson 3 100 a m
Arrives at Broukhay'E 1880 a m
Arrives at n. Orleans S:15 p m
Nos. 8 ana 4 will not stop at any Flag
Station, nor at Bog uechitto or Wesson
Nos. 8 and 10 do not run on sundays,
e. NJ. BEE, Agt,
H~rookhayen. Miss .
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-16

have used the liniment known as L,
Henry's, and have been greatly benefited
therefrom. | desire that all should know
the fact, and that l believe it to be the
most powerful Imminent now offered fol
sale. / have been greatly troubled for a
long time with a severe pain in the hip
and up 10 the time of trying your liniment
received no relief. One application has
almost entirely relieved me. Any one
suffering with rheumatism or any kind OF
will find all excellent remedy in your
iiuiment, and one that 1 believe will cure
tiam Y. DAY.
Choice family groceries I'd d