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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-02-17

see 30 many rsd and healthy checks
10 We should ike Ia Most Of the
girls ara pale; MANY aEs LaHg1id aud
heavy eyed. We miss me bright,
clear, melting white and red which
ars 30 common 20 young people
brought ~ IN me COUNTRY. RarSOf
5his Is, no doubt, due - CoustlEItu-
5iOn- part 20 food, and part 70 IN
due sxGitsments, ate sitting ~ 1t
night. ETC
Where aud with whom children
sleep has mora 20 do with their
health, strength and growth THAI
many people imagine A enid
should sleep, Il possible a ! 1ed
by Itself, though Two healthy chill
dren- u 4 vide bed, viii DO very
vel. even Il, II the course Of their
5Im1ling aud rolling abou5, Bhey
ire raEheY DromiseuousiT mixed up
before mor1iug-F0m' feet en- the
pillow, perhaps. beside Charlie =
curly head. A small AlllnG, deli
cate child nay De benefited from
sleeping With stronger one, out Ir
vii always De 70 me injury OF the
latter 4 child cauuob s4eep with
IN aged person without having is
young lie terribly taxed Never
should Little child share tie bed
OF a graadparent, or Of a feshis rsi-
alive. The seeds Of lifelong weak
ness aud disease ara often 5Ow1 N
this way, when rom some motive OF
convenience a child ia allowed 70
sieep with auuGy or grandma, or
with 4 dropping, delicate sister or
mother
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AzD 1szBur INFORMATION.
A.s:hsz.

Il 8 impossible 10 tell with suy
degree OF certainty what the effects
IL glVsn Quantity OF manure viii
Je on given soil or crop. The
KIND OF soil or Its mechanical con-
stTucmou, the climate, season, mode
Of cultivation. aud the value Of the
manure, al may have an influence
n determining The result Tie chief
value Of ashes consists IN supplying
the soil win mineral c0ustl GlenGs.
Iud OF their action IS solvents
upon the ius0iubie salts already 4
ne SOIL also by nenJralizIng acids
and improving the mechanical con
diriou OF 5he soil. Barnard man
IRE Is chiefly composed Of water
ard organic natter as wondY
fiber, starch gum- sugar, gluten
and albumeu IN vegetables, and a
auimals the fesh, mix, hurier,
cheese etc The character aud fer
1il.CY OF the sou depend very great
~ on Jhe nature and quantity Of
8rganIc mat6e- II eouJalns- vet
while Inorganic matter forms BY
ar TIE smaller portion, this 5ortiou
is absolutely essential 70 the pro-
ducCou Of useful plants. No seed
can De produced without IT, and
me absence Of i single element nay
rander The soil iufeTtIle or entirely
barren COmUetsnG authorities have
estimated the annual exhaustion Of
salts by crops Of graiu, roots lnd
zraas, at from $50 % go pounds
per Icre and IS ashes fGf plants
consist of these clements they ur
uish one Of the most 1eedful man
1rss Of the soil.
While ashes ara beneficial "a a.
most every soil, 5heY ara much more
80 ID these that are sandy add Zrav-
ely man 10 clay, because the at
Ter, being formed mainly from gran
ite rocks, naturally contain both.
n applying ashes 70 the soil
5neY should be hauled out ami
spread ever the ground DrevIous "a
blowing. It has been the custom
with some farmers, and may DE YET,
20 apply them 20 corn on I'll 9 sur
face for Lhr double purpose Of o.
tanning the benefit OF their LerJIliZ--
iur properties anu as pr0Gsctinu
against run worms But that
method 81 open 20 the objection
that The plant can thus receive no
1eueiiG save rom the small amount
that IS sOilbie lnd sarrie.t iuGo The
soil Jy rain. II they ara IucorpCra-
5ed n the eaT5h previous TO plant
NC the corn, the roots Of Che DianG
aud chemical action vii sv1lve 9th
ar elements wiich become assImila-
die lad enhance the growth Of Jha
plant
Ashes TINT lave ain cut q doora
for some time may have parted
Win sumo Of their useful properties,
bus they are still beneficial. They
viii lot act "a rapidly, probably, Ia
when fresh, cut their effects viii
hardly fail % De beneficial. Light
soils DO not requira as heavy ~
Of ashes IA rich ciaFa
On The former, rom ifteen % 5wen-
5V bushels per acre 81 not TOO much.
aud double the 4IauJIbY may be
applied ID ne la5ler..-f Y estern
RuraI
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WAT q &c With Your EaIzd1srs.
Teach them sei9-rsiiauce-
Teach them "a make. bread.
Teach them "a Tuaxa silir-z.


Teach them seig-reiiance-
Teach them ID make. bread.
Teach them 20 make shirts.
Teach them 70 loot up store bills
Teach them 70 wear thick, warm
shoes.
Teach them lot % "baug' their
hair
Teach them nov to wash and iron
clothes
Teach item low 70 make their
own dresses.
Teach them shat 4 dollar IS only
I1G eencA-
Teach them now 70 cook good
meal.
Teach them how "a dar1 stock
iugs and sew On buttons
Teach them courtesy, nodesty
Datieucs. and charity.
Teach them every day sound prac
Jical common sense
Teach them ID say No, AID mean
it, or Yes, and stuck 70 Il
Tsach them 20 wear caiIea dresses,
and 20 DO Il E..c. g.ze1z-
Give them a good common sehoni
educa5ion-
Teach chem 70 regard 5he morals
more than the money OF their
suit0rs.
Tsach them al the mysteries Of
The kitchen the dining room and
she partor-
Teach them 20 have nothing TO
do with iutsmperabs young men
Teach 5hem that the more one
lives WITHIN MS income, the more
money he viii save.
Teach them that 5he further one
lives beyond us income, the nearer
be gets 70 the poor house.
Teach them 5iIaU 4 sturdy, honest
mechanic with fair wages, IS worth
4 dozen Ioafers n broadcloCh-
Teach them the accomplishment
OF drawing, music and painting, If
you nave the money ID 90 II With I.
Teach them sna6 God made them
after 4 wise pattern, and 10 amount
OF 5igte Iaeing viii improve the
model
Rely upon II that upon your +
teachiug depends the YEA. or wee /
81 their altar life.
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Farm -S5ns.

a bulky fodder q the Material
fCod OF rumi1aaGs.
4 wire heated Iv gaIvanic cur
rent viii cut vo0d Ikea saw
The rice CROP Of Louisiana this
year IS estimated at ESQ. 600 barrais.
A uniform use Of water is essen
IA. 70 me healthy growth Of plants.
Corn stalks contain more potash
than any other fodder led TO COWS.
Pots containing flowers should be
washed ls often IA auy mould or
fungus growth appears.
Wyoming has 467, 884 cattle and
332,56a sheep on her plains, while
Ele human population 3 20, s04-
A farmer n Hill county, Texas,
harvested 500 acres Of broom corn,
asst season, which neC5ed 100000
The rain annually carrla7 10 The
earth quantity OF nitrate and ammo
Ma equivalent % three pounds per
acre.
The most fertile arms ID New
England to-day are. IL i rule, those
Jha5 ara devoted 70 stock and dairy
farming.
On many farms there ara some
old cattle and old sheep that can
only be kept lC i loss. Il - ec0uo
ny ID faCGsn them for the butcher.
n al attempts 1t breeding do
nestle cattle, no immature stock
should be used. Nature sock aud
dams ara essential # strong, healthy
stock ara tesired. Like produces
ike
Canadian farmers complain that
a Tariff OF hut Jhree cents per pound
on wool affords little eucouraga-
nen5 % graw merlH0 sheep or pro- !
dace dne wool.
The largest sale for artificial fer
5ilizsrs - n she south Atlantic /
States. the lands wnicn have become I
mp0verisi1 by coStOu cuiCure-
Texas is importing large num-
hers OF meriu0 sheep, the number (
imported during the past season
exceeding That Of any former sea
son during the past Ten pears.
A moderate quantity Of Cayenne
pepper, mustard CT ginger can With
Eraa5 benefit De aided 30 the food .
II fowls ~ Increase 5heir Vig8r and
20 stimulate egg production
M. z. II Potter, Of kalamazoo,
Mich. snys that he made % gallons
It nolasses- equal 60 the best New
Orleans. from amEsr sugar cane
Z-own on cue itth Of N AGRA
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lie n ones WORK y Else a NJ L.
hrs charsIctar-it WI s'iu~ Ils-''il
sou. eT or iaseg. and 0rInE harm. %
ns4C raIa
"rlI 7sx iG N 1his casss al
svered Ben, amt he worked away
lirr1ug more bricks amt carry Ing lie
wall ap aigheE- all the close O le
day when they quuGHed WORK ami
went home.
The aex1 morning EheT went Jo
RESUME their work when oe10iti,
the lie hsid ErougaE. OUT The result
al les. The wal. gh5Ilng q little
slant from. Jae untrue arlcK- Alisi
z more ami more u1lrue As Z z c
higher. and a. last u the ligaE has
1appied over agaiu-.
] usI SO w5Cil ever 50 lIEi5e Al IN
ruth n YOUR cHaEac5sr- Il gI-7l ~
mute more and Untrue Z you
permit L. "a remain. JIiI Il brings
sorrow and ruin Tell, Icr, and
1--we the exact truFh always.
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-ta Ezacr -rrrr.

Two young masOuS we're .build-
InE a hricH wail-the front val Of
A high house One Of hem. ii
placing brick. discovered that IL
Has L little thicker On enc side
than than the other
HIS companion ADVISED him to
throw II out
1t WI make your val untrue,
Ben, Ne said
~Poohg answered Ben what
differeuce VII such a Erl &c a. that
maNs2 You's no particular"
NY mother replied he, taught
ne that truth II rT-I-,I. aud ever 80
little n untr1fh - lie, and I lie
- 10 de.
~Ol, said Ben, That's al very
vel 5uE I AN not gag, a1d have
10 intention Of Iyiag
Very Erue- hRE Fou maze Jour
val tell a lie, aud / have read that
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-IGtIs Johnny Beasts.

P0ssums aas tobacco pouches On
their sGGmachs, and one time there
WIS a oOssum which vas I show.
L Teller come ID see me SHOW, AMI
ne Iad a bunch OF drgcrackars.
cause It vas me fourJn OF july.
Tie teller le took one OF AMI put
IL n ais mouth. and 5Aen ne lit 0ue
Of ne others and head L out % NE
possun, Iad said have 4 cigar-
cite 2' The possum it snaJGhed it
and crammea Z u It's pouch, aud
wink IGs eV-s ike il SAID. Now
you can est .sIle tor your 0id CT
IaIeBges- tor / N a re9iar savings
banks, I AN
BuJ JlMeny the crackers they
vent of viii, aud you never seen
=ech a BUSTED bank ike THAT 1Us
sum-
Nv Uucie Ned he had i 00asuln
which vas pet aud he had little
music box too, but ny sister s
young man he plays the fiddle ana
sammy DOpps he can crow ike
rousters. One day the piano Vas
moved CUE Of the parior, lud { 1cie
Ned he wound ~ the music aoz
and looked the other way, AID the
pOssum 1t sHeeked up aud put the
music hCE u the 50bacco- pouch OF
iJs belly, i playing me sweet by and
by real aice. Then Clcle Ned de-
vent n the kitchen and called Ma
~, rdaG the dousemaid, and said
Mary, you = 4 the paTiOr aud -eiL
your MIST ess wien sue EeGs done
piayin' he piano would like I'd
see her.
Btmeby Mary she c0me run
nIu1 back, white IKE 4 sheer, aud
said 20 il you please, sir, that
nasty cat OF yauru mas et the
pianerr
And now Fl tell you 4 little
story ABOUT snakes. When Mister
PiGchel vas a missionary preacher
n Africa lie seen i natal niger
irving for To catch 4 loug snake.
IL s5ar PiLchei he SAID Nv nat
DO you mean 5o take 5haJ Teller II
your daudsP The uatif Gger
said lie I'D if MS gods vas wiling
that he should get 4 ta1l- Mister
Pitched he sad Amt them
SNAKES plz-u p aat the nigger he
said I've e5 l.u this morning, F..
AID fee -cay we'll. Mabhy +
shey vou.r -eu me If [ vas
Eree.l1 81, logs."
Another line when ii IsJer /
2l1chei waa there a aallf niger .
winch vas ne KIM be- 4aid % ann
you come % the pa lace next. sun
iay and preach O.. ~ poor con-
-ertad heaFheus aad vii have a
Mighty goOd dinner ready for
you wien you nave got d0ue. 50
Mister Pitched ne vent and preached
lud vie he vas a preaching ne
LepB a smeilia the dinner which
vas beiH' 0oiid mighty NICE, Ind
very time he smelC IL ne stopped
or 20 Zes 1 good VIII or IL. Binehy
he si1g he got NAT and lie said
You est 20 on With The preaching.
Z amt nobody hut chGt galoOt
,amho Cesar He vas GlvaTs
coffin while he was alive, and
.cw the gzra dsa5ed iadGel pushes
ID The pot. lid tor 20 intsrrupt cur
evotOa - " Z World.
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-N---sE Z-szIE.
TzstIncrials e the swsstrass CT
Anglican -sc1Ia1lGn-

The women Of England faay4
P8iYdora Virgil, n the Parlaiau,.
not only salute their relations with
L Kiss, put Al persons pr1mLscuous-
.Y anu, JhIa ceremony they repea5,
gently 5auchiug them with the lips,
uo5 only with grace, but without
the east IumCCesJy- Such, how
ever, ID ara Of the blood royal 10
aoG Kiss their interiors, bu5 offer The
back Of lhe hand, "a men DO by way
% sHluu1g sach other Erasmus
wrl5as n rlprures TO one Of ms
friends on this subject Did you
bur Know. NJ taasrua, snys he,
tho pleasures which England AZ
f0rT.s. you would dV here on winged
feet, add, i your govt would not a
-ow YCus you would Wan yourself a
DRdalu5. to mention 70 you one
among many Ghiug9, here ara
uympha at tile loveliesb looks,
good -humcred, easy OF ACCESS, and
whom you would prsfer even 70
FGur tayarita muses.. Eera alao
prevails A cua51m never enough 20
De sBmmeudad. rhaS whersver you
cume evervoue receIvea you With a
KISS, aad wEau You AXE your leave
everyone gives YOU 4 ass, when
V8u rg5urn, Kisses again meet YOU
II 1aYCue caves F-u hey leavH
you with a KISS IL you meet amp
one the dcsJ su.uJaJIOa "a a kIsa, z
shors. vherRver vau 70 kisses every
where about. which ny Faustus,
did you suce Casta how very sweet
aut how very fragrant they ara,
TCu would not. hka Scion. wish for
ten yeara' exile n England, nuG
would desire there % spend lhe
Whole Of Yuu- life" Antonio Perez, /
Secretary 81 The Emhassay rom /
Philip II ot spain, writes 5aus - .
lhe GAr! cd E-asex II have this !
lay. according 90 lle custom Of your (
country, kissed, It n entertainments I
seven females, a. OF them Accom- +
Dlshcu = mIad laG leaulla a Der {
son Or Pierils " .laem .us. as (
s0riog~apher 60 5hsir Mighsina4s
he STAGES IL Frieziand, n ms
LhrGuilCk Tau FrleslaadE. pril seG q 4
lid2 informs IA sna5 the pleasant
custom vas utterly uupracGcsd AID
Unknown n England (iusS "a IE -
This day n New Zealand, where
sweethear-s only know low % souch
noses wien they Wan "a be kind y T
unui she faIr Princess Rouix- The
ar laughter OF king Hangisr- o.
srieZland, preside me speaker VI 81
aer .Ipklae' (.rs4e l.ps) AID sai1saG
me lm0nous FortIgeI1 Win a aus
in little kIas-
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Savannah District.

second round OF Quarterly Meetings
Tor savannah District, Tenn Confer
ance Of ne "a z. Church South
Enterprise sta, n Bethel, Feb y. 20
Lavrencebur-r sta. 1t NarceiIn. Fen Is.
= Oakland Mis-. at Hurricane, March 3.
9, WaTiand springs Cir, ~ Pleasant
Grove, March y, u Laurel Hi sta.
AiaTcn -, 20 Wayne Cir, Er Ashland.
March q, y LawrYville Cir, &C Shiloh.
April = , savannah Cir ar C1vsT's.
april ., ID savannah stu April 10. = ,
Linden Cir, II Flarw0Ods. a Dril y, "a /,
HeuryvIlle Ills, AZ - April 80, Nay 1 /;
Hampshire and Pisgah STA May :, g.
Williamsp0rr Cir, At, May IA. Is.
= + C0AER. 2. e.
LINDEN TESE-, Jan. ID, 1881.
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How TO CURE AND CORN BEEF
pickle for neef - made "a f0ilOwa.
SIX pounds OF salt one pound OF
sugar, Ind four ounces OF saltpeE-a
ara 1niied IA tour gallons Of water.
Skinned. and cIGleii Tie meat
IS packed closely in barrel or vat
and the pickle poured over It. The
pickle my ne preserved and usesi
year alter year, Dv 0Gsling skim
ming u ~ remove tIle c0aIuiatest
1.bumen which comes rom The
me..g. ami ..aIch sv0ullt soon cause
it - spGIi, aud also adding some
salt aud sIgar I'd replaces That which
the meat Ias absorbed. Beef mar
be c0rIed by rubbing Z with salt
N i dish Or 5ub very GnorougnlV,
ana turning e anu rubbing 10 every
day for six days, when II viii De
ready for cookinG-FN z. Times.
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81 HuJice SAID 5ne stream the
nIli- ''-ilar Won Lrind -eaHs ~ veil
anu rs cneerfui.v "A fine wheat
So srrsliu.V cin,Sad rle mil
''wlae an I for hut TO griud5 AMI,
as long As 1 work what toes il sig
Nifty 20 NE what the work is NJ
business Is ~ serve m master AMI
am not i whit Eure useful when I
1Irn out Hour than when [ make
the coaTsesJ meal -
True honor consists n doing our
WORK veil.
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To THE PUBLIC.

IT AVINT 1aEen charge Of his LIND CIV
II HOUSE. Puisssi. Tenn. Z desire 20
say that under ny management Ehs reuura-
-lnn OF me house VIII 1s tuilV maintained
Z have lad 20 years experiences n the hotel
business, and viii sndeaVor 20 profit bvir n
me present IustHuUa. Guests AZ rls Lin den
vii rscaiVs polite attention and their cum
fort VIII be carefully looked after The Ia
bic VIII racsivs ciUse attention and me faro
snail oe rHs best me market can supply
Monthly 5nArriers solicited.
L. FLEMING.
AM Sly Late Of Tuscaloosa. "A
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Don read a borrowed paper
Columbia District Tennessee
Conference.

SECOND RoUrD Of 4uAR-ERI.r-M Il l.zr1lgas.
Col umbiR. Fen 5, s; Porter. Eeb u. ID:
Tavi oT's GhEuai. Fen -, -; 1nileoka- 7sll n
Z7; Forrest grove. Mar >. 5;Simuson q Chanel.
March - rs: )livet March .. 20. SaleFn.
March Is, y, Mt Carmel, April 9 3; Chest
INT Grove. April D. 10; Liberty Auril TO-
u; Elkcou, April IS, "A; Bee Spring, MAJ
l. .; At Zion, Nay 2 81 Pulaski. Nav r. Is
JAMES. A DRH4T
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WhA1 ia more beautiful than
child asleep How charming the
uarestraEns of position. the grace CT
the rUz1ded Imos. and the rosy,
hsaIshfaE blash "a she dInpIed
cheek Yet i've 70 into one Of
OR large CITY schools We shall net
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THE DEAF HEAR
Through the Teeth.

Fielding Fan 1e1taphone,
4 Instrument 5y which ne feaiesE per
L son nay hear al ordinary sounds. con
Fersations- ste. and even deaf and DUNN
1sTHoua may hear anu earn 20 -aiz. Il ra-
ss-lbies fan when open and can be folded
and carried n the pocket know it Is good
for I arm using one myself and invite those
Who cannot hear veil 20 come and 1sst mine.
I would not be deprived % Tlue for any
reasonable sum- Apuiv ror terms %
GEO. " WOCDRINCT. Ag4t.
iauB-2t Puiasl,i Tsnu
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1 9nsI ss1 FuaH,. MA isu FIf
i aAsst sha haidaij w Sssu
cE-E[NAL COST ST. ccc.

Il IA COMM ERCIAL HOTEL at Decatur,
i viii be sold IN siIRrRs AT 40 e&Cl. Write
20 Walden, Decatur, Ala tur cirnulars Ak
DiRIui ng everything sDDuU lhB sale. The
honesty OF me management OF sale Is assured
Nv references 20 tren. Joseph Wheeler. a -.
Wheeler Hon v " Garth. huntsville:
Judge john a Townsend, Athens; and . Z
Harris. Decatur. All OF ala The 81 Decatur
News saws il - fair and Just and scasrty
advertised n ths 1IrcuiGra- Agent for shs
said II tickets II Deeai IT. Ala. jaH27-5t
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FAaIErIEs OF C0RE. JerimeIt7
among feedefs- 81 veil as the aualv-
5is OF the varieties OF cn-u- appear
% Indicate that where good bread
is wanted the white lint corn, which
abounds IN starch aud Is lacking n
oil is the best kind. Coming n
Analysis near % oats, 1t s. generally
considered better for working ant
mais- than yellow carI- which last
containing large proportion Of OIL
10 excellent n fat1eniug animals.
The experience with sweet corn a.
stock feed q that It vii DTUduce
hesh very fIsE, and tie stalks, 70
cus when green and veil cureI- vii
be- reiished ny WORKING cattle and
serve 10 al exce!.euJ substitute for
hay New York World.
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4 white beaver was Recently cap
tured by IA Old hunter named
Adams On the Skookumcuuck river,
Washington Tarritorv.
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Is your time our Renew.

L L the date upon F0ur paper
- LII Il your time IS ont tor the
CITIZEN, please remit before We are
compelled 20 stop It.
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At BOdie- recently, L Mexican
played MS wife off at 4 game OF
poker, and she cheerfuIIY vent with
Ene vV1071e5-
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n an economical p0inC OF view
mutton Is The cheapest meat useii :;
It Is also The heaithiest, as east II
IS claimed 50 by physicians who
have studied me workings Of varl-
Gus meats up0u tie human system.
The very poor, Is veil Gs me richl
can afford the choicest parts OF the
mutton earCass- Farmers veil IN
derstand the profits OF eaTiY lambs
OF Ehe best quaiity for the butcher
Il Is one of the most interesting
and profitable branches Of sheep
1ushaudrY IN locations accessible 10
maTkst- At Twelve or fifteen weeks
properly fed, they viii weigh zen 20
twelve pounds per quarter. and
readily bring from s. 70 90 each
The lmOuuCOf lamb II the muTiSet7
however q sometimes very liberal
in fact, more liberal that the con-
dirious would seem % warrant
But when 4 customer at the rsstau-
rant calls for roast spring lamb .
and gets mutton, and don't know
tile ditfereuce' why, It's al the
same, You know
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'as E % 7sssi y ys,, Il S25c 600

AMOE " TING To $500 -.s.Jsi-
Whafe rickesa n, Halves 81, lluAr-sia, e.
Rsfnittancas may DO nads by lank ahsois,
s1urnzs. laztlt. money 1rrier or rariatarnd
mail Responsible agents wanted at al
puiu1- for sirculaEs uvi~g .uii .ninrrua-
sion 1ud for l.cksts. adarus-
v G. D. WHIPE
th1a-it Willard Hotai. L8uiavilla. Kr-
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FROM having hssn ut+Iu4lts-fpr 4 1uuner
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