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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-07-14
JOHNSON & ZIMMERMAN
.JOHNSON&ZIM HERMAN
Severance IteIns.

Seems to us that 1t takes a powerful sight" Of
that aget up and get" to find items in n small town.
We arr more leRient toward itemizers than we were
few weeks back. Why don't somebody do some
thing or the other for TO write about But, alas
even If they should, We would he sure and make
them ..mad,- rs we heard the Highland band were
Mt our criticism Of their music Perhaps it was our
unsophistocated taste that caused us to think the
music bad. while in reality it was grand and soul
stirring Any why, sorry, aud ',cont do il no
more" The Highland band will please accept our
humble apology.
Saturday evening, our citizens were treated to
acme very sweet music by our band. We hope that
1t will not be the last; that each evening may be
livened by their cheerful melodies. We are sure
that all would be pleased, after day Of hot toll to
be soOthed their slunbers by the soft srains Tor
Music hath power to charm the savage,
Melt ock, or burst n cabbage
Speaking of cabbage, wish We had some in our
market.
Perhaps all our neighbors may be ineredulous in
regard to this statement but it's true, nevertheless
that we have Of the incest places here for pri-
waite Tor public pcnies possible 1t is ON and along
the banks of Wolf especially near the mill-dam.
Quite number have awaited themselves Of an Oppor-
tunity to enjoy Themselves by having little pc-nes
there. Friday evening n small number of High
lanlers were down, having good time, though they
stayed out of the water.
Swimming, wading. bathing, and boat-riding, are
a Ia mode with the Severanceites.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs. Rippey and
daughter are intending to make voyage on the
ocean, this summer. Bon roydge, and safe return
to them.
The friends Of Mrs. Frank Zimmerman, formerly
Of this place. sorry to hear through the Chief Of
ber md iniu in via her IA reeOy
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23juneiw.

SEVERANCE Ks, July II, 1881.
We the undersisned m.n,bers of the Severance
Band, in view of the slur thrown on the Cousins
Band, in reference to their playing here, on July
9Th, by a correspondent in last weeks Chief from
this place. take this opportunity to declare that the
hest of feeling exists between us and the Cousins
Band that We do not feel sighted, but the
trary, wanted the Cousins Band to play; that the
committee on music which engaged them consisted
exclusively of our band We liked the music, and
were perfectly satisfied with it.
Stoned Cro Rum
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HfrhynuaS p.-

Last Sunday was the hottest day of the season
The mercury arose to the one hunretth mark In the
thermometer, and remained there the greater part Of
the day.
Adam Heater gave public ball, Mon
day evening last Quite number Of young folks
wrnt down from town, and report n very enjoyable
time. there being sixty odd numbers out
new three-seated hack is the latest addition TO
the En- Wood livery stable This will make two
trips each day to the Station and one to Severance
J. L. Parker has closed up his business, and will
start, in short time TO the Rocky Mountains where
he will travel year two, and IL the dry brse-
ing air will not have salutary effect on his fastfail-
ing health. He has accepted offor, he informs u.s.
made by the Leavenworth Tunes to become travel.
ling correspondent for that paper furnishing three
descriptive letters week. Success to you John
Miss Lila Norton Of St. Charles, No., arrived here
last week, and will spend the summer visiting her
brother Lon, the whole-souled drug clerk at Arch
Campbelrs, and her hos; of friends. Mise Morton
has not visited her old home before since her father
Rev. j. Morton moved to St. Charles, to take charge
Of the Presbyterian church ut that plaes.
Summer apples are rpening very fast, There M
pears to be very fair crop of all kinds Of early ap
pies.
The work on the University Is progressing finely
/" TN Aohce VI uanurr nuhuluk VIII DC
completed In time for the fan terra Of school to CON,
mence at the usual time, Sept. 9TH.
Levi Kunkel supplies markets with delicious
rUastingears- Levi knows where to go when he has
something good for the table to sell.
These warm days, when il is thought the well 10
failing" .st Jacobs we'll srcsartea totha, the VA.
ter at home may not be exhausted, .St. Jacobs" is
the only well In the country that never fails.
great deal Of stacking has been done by our indus
trous farmers, during the past week. rs the weather
Is quite favorable for this kind Of work.
Our people are greatly indebted to Mrs Moe Of New
York, who is spending the summer here far instruct
ing them In the AT of hammock making. The kind
of hammock that she has shown how to construct is
durable cheap, and being composed of barrel slaves
with small rope attached to the extremity of each
end, is considerably wider than the ordinary ham
mock. From one to half q dozen Of this sort of
novel swinging bed, covered with blanket, can now
be seen in every yard.
Hay making is in full blast. The largest quanti-
ties Of timothy and clover are being put up ~ JEFF.
McCreary, and Benz Williams. Each of these gentle
will have, In few days, IL favorable weather
continues, several hundred tons In the stack.
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Norfla Side ufems.

The North Side is even with the times. The Sun
day School has begun using the modern lesson
leaves. Also, divine worship in Captain Tranfs
grove, on Sunday, ut 4, p. m.
The Fourth WAS the saddest day since the funeral
Of Lincoln. We would recommend special, when
il is asccrtaned that Garfield will recover from his
wounds.
Mr.. Charles NeCarty met with a serious loss and
accident, on Sunday. lie started for wsthena,
horseback after he had Travelled two three miles,
his horse seemed to stumble little. and fell Uncle
Charley was not expecting any such occurrence,
and was caught under the horse, where he remained
until man who passed that way helped him out.
The horse lived about four FIVE minutes after he
fell. lie was good sized one, and appeared to be
all right Mr.. NeCarty had one leg badly crushed.
No bones broken.
Mr. Smith. n German mechanic, took unto himself
n new wife, few days ago. We spoke, time
since, of that "othsr Wedding In Judgment.
there are two more nearer to than Christmas
Last week. one of our best young ladies had
boil
Mrs. Bozarth, Miss MeCarty, and Miss Gsrvin, all
closed their schools. the first day of the month.
The citizens Of this part Of the County scattered
than ever before, to celebrate. Several went
to Atehison, some to Severance, Troy, St. Joseph.
and the harvest field As to ourself, We did not
even shoot a fre-craeker. In strolling around.
heard Of our old, true friend, Arch Campbell. Of
Highland, being sick. As he is Of the true blue
boys, probably the news from the Capital caused
greater part Of his illness-[He Ia for conkling.-
Prl
The greatest rarity we have out here Ii ripe Har-
vest apples, and old Peachblow potatoes
couple Of weeks ago, the circuit rider preached
to attentive audience, ut the Greek school house.
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Prairie drove Items,

Spring wheat will turn out we'll.
Hazelnuts are very plenty, this year.
Pat. Joyce has helped himself to q new reaper.
Diphtheria still spreading among the children, in
this neighborhood.
All the fall wheat In our range Ia harvested, and
people will harvest spring wheat this week.
We have seen several young prairie chickens al
ready. They are not quite large enough to cat, ~
they only about the size of quail.
Have We been enjoying Indian Summer, since last
Thursday, it the tail of comet that Is making
the atmosphere so bluei
Major Robbins has arrived from Southern Kansas,
where he has been harvesting. lie says there were
some splendid crops raised down there, this year.
Mr.. Baker moved his family to Norway, last Tues
day week He is going to practice law Ia Troy.
There are twelve selfbinders at work in this
neighborhosd, this week. Had the fall wheat crop
been n success this year, there would have been at
least twice that number
William and Daniel Robbins are down with the
chills. Cheer up, and shake 'em of, boys.
A great many people saw the comet. Thursday
night aud most of them think it rcvoyes around the
Pole Star. Well it appears to, but it really doesn't
The shifting of its position Is due to the revolution
of the earth ON its axis-a fact easily illustrated
We notice that 1t is moving toward the Pole STAR Mt
the rate of about one degree every twentyfour
hours.
Al. Dickens is happy big sun-dower, because
it weighs nearly 1900 pounds-his new twine binder,
we mean.
Messrs Devereaux, Lyons and Gray, students Of
the ST. Joseph Commercial College, arrived home,
Wednesday evening of last week. They are fat,
strong and healthy, and look as if they could do
wonderful execution in the harvest field Edward
Lyons and VIM. Devereaux brought with them tes-
Ia
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Mr. PATTERSON MEANT WHAT HE SAID.
The following tribute to a wellknown and merito-
rious preparation, will be read with pleasure by all
who suffering from pulmonary complaints them
selves or have friends afflicted:
hereby certify that my boy, ten years Of age,
taken sick with typhoid fever, followed by con-
gestion of the lungs DIR. Dyer, an eminent Physi-
clan Of this place, stated that he thought the boy
would run down with QUICK CONSUMPTION. A
Mr.. Patterson told me that GOES COUGH BAI-SAM
curing similar cases and advised me to purchase
it. When carried it homo, my wife laughed at me;
but I knew that Mr.. PATTERSON MEANT JUST
WHAT HE SAID, and determined to try it. Two
bottles effectually cured him, 20 that now he is as
tough and healthy anybody.
LYMAN DORMAN.
Huntingdon Conn, Aug. %, 1856. fl0febu.
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~ George IIagenbuch and George Lang again
took the Leadyille fever and left for that country,
Monday evening-IIagenbnch rcsisning his Office Of
Township Trustee, and Lang the office Of City Mar
shal. Three weeks is the longest time given for
them to be back in Troy. They will trsyelbosne in
car of wool, and George Lang will be bald-head-
ed rs q druggists show-bottlc.
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II A Grrat hesileratum in the preparation of
medicine is that il should he Paatahle without los
ing its efficiency. This is the with PRickLr ASH
BTrTERs, and being graded regards their eathartic
properties, they better adapted for general use
than any other similar article. trial will convince
the most skeutical
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GurrrAu As AN EPfscoPAIIAx.-.sTh2t man Guiteau
il an idiot; any one who ever him viii ny that
said Mr. Aldred, tho partner Of James Affair." under-
taker, and sexton Of Calvary Protestant Episcopal
" at the church. aud had TO remove him from paws
in which be had no right to Sit Mr. Aldred sdded
that Guteau had psrsistently annoyed q lady who
wa q member Of tho church. The fzdy's husband
having been buried from the church sbont nine
monfhs ago. 6uiteaa wrote several notes 10 the widow
In which be proposed marriage The isdys brothsr-
apcs ceased--Hu Xsrs World.
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DEsIHrcTIos or DAsa=-It 10 eIaspentiag to
watch lucky Reid waxing fat and hearty young and
handsome, rich and popular, liing up the chair Of
the dead Greeley. and browning the edihee which
Greeley founded But il IL than ell this 70 Be
tesmed alive, like Rhode Island clam by the
1Ilxne boilers and yet this Ia the future which
aw,its unlucky Dana Like the criminals of ancient
day. Who Watched with horrible despair each brick
that built up their living tomb, the desperate Dams
glsres upon the Tribune workmen Reid 10 erecting
an attachment to the Tribune building reschinT
through into Frankfort street, and eneirelinG the
little SnH ONCE a. the boaeonstrictor embraces b.
fore u swallows, its victim. This addition 70 the
Tribune building will bring Rsids presence directly
under the windows Of the room In which Dana writes
those terrible editorials which hound the Car az
kussiA to bis doom, and generally credited by
the Nihilists 20 John svinton's able pen. Already
the air Of the Sun Office il darkcned with the dust az
the Tlibsne work Of demolishing the old houses 70
make room for the new wing; already the brains Of
the San writer's are added by the shoufs Of the
Tribune laborers; but worse remains behind AZ
the unlueky Dana bemoans his fate and Reid's luck
he knows that soon the Tribune boilers are To-
Gated beneath him. he IL to be steamed Ike Balti-
more oyster. The escape pipe Of the TrIHas engine
will be In front Of hs vindovs and all LAWYER Hart
let's legal lore can not prevent this eatssfrophe
Hee York Sfar.
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Pa.lueah, Ky., Nay 10, 1877

During confinement Of eleven months in Libby
Prison, I was attacked with DYSPEPSIA in its
worst form. For two years have suffered with it.
tried doctors n great many times, without relief
This Spring became debilitated rs to he unable
to walk square. After taking few doses Of
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, I ate Of everything ON
the table, felt distress afterwari, and have
eellent appetite. TT. GILLiLASD.
l0febSll Late Lieut.. L. 3. A.
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u.hi...I Co.fixeue.s

Is the bane of nearly every American woman. From
it usually arise those disorders that so surely under
mine their health and strength. Every woman owes
it to herself and to her family to that ceiebrated
medicine, Kidney-wort- 1t il the sure remedy for
constipation and for all disorders of the kidneys and
liver Try it, in liquid or dry form. Equally efficient
In either-Bostos Sunday Badyct.
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Notice.

Having an extra full stock of all kinds of Machine
Oils, Mixed Paints, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Dry
Paints. Varnishes, Axle Grease, &c. and wishing to
reduce my stock of these goods, will, for the next
sixty days, sell them at greatly reduced prices.
j. A. CAMPBELL,
23iunciw, Severance, Kansas.
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Advertising Rates:

For any other length Of time, in aecoslAnes nH ~
above raie- which apply only to regular ahNef1sns
business cards Of fines or less, - year; -, e.
For legal and transient advertisements PEI -.
the ART insertion and 80 cents per square ZOE eeh S
sneaI Nosices will he charged 20 per cent e1,In; ana
.itoriaI Advertisements and personal
% ,ise Locals 10 cents per line for single insertion;
sccnts Isr line for subsequent insertions an
Eight Ines Of solid NOnpareil make one square an
fs,1on. ~ half SQUARE and over, counted - full
square ,..s. A.. nh. .h.r,
a a., 80 "a ce4ifxing In addition 20 the regular rates.
Tran-ieut advertisements must be paid ior mfhnAoD
advance. =. ,.t.. a.
Low a. The times win admit All job Work must be pad
far when taken from the Office
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IT Good health is impossible when the blood is
impure, or when il is thin and cold. Under such
conditions one disease after another is developed.
Boils, pimples, headache, neuralgia, rheumatism,
etc., the result of impure blood, and the wisest
course is make the blood pure. rich and warm, by
the use Of AYERS Sarsaparilla.
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PiArr, THE PokT.-One Of the sweetest poets In
the United States, barring Mr.. Longfellow, u max
Cline Hs name 10 John J. Piatf, and be 10 81 pres-
emit starving In the Cincinnati Postoiee ~ distri
uting clerk. II IL urged against him that he Il an
Ohio man. but he vas really born In Indiana. His
wife 10 also literary lady Of mean presensians
In s0me respeets she ID better manufacturer 81 20
etry than her husband Where both heads Of faInl-
~ are given to literature, IL may well be imagined
that there u not much worldly thrift and this L
which Gala especially for Governmental charity
II all the ballet box suffers and barroom politicians
most excellent thing for Mr.. Garfield to send Mr..
Piatt to . consulate In the Alps near the roaring
sra, where he could grow Pensive and write tender
oles to death and flowers Tor the next three years.
..the World forgetting and BY the world forgot-Ss
Losis Pbst DfspafeA
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- Women that have been bcdriddcn for years,
have been entirly cured Of female weakness by the
use of Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Send to Mrs. Lydia T. Pinkham. 21 Western Az
enue Linn. Mnss. for namnhlcts.
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At this late hour, wish to let the people of Doni
phan County know that keep all kinds Of Repair
of the Mccormick Machine Company, and also Wire
for the selfbinders Now is the time to get your
pairs before the great rush comes-
j. B. BYERs.
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II George IIagenhuch has resigned the Office of
Trustee of Centre Township. and the County Board
appointed George $. Harris to the vacancy: and
they appointed Tom Henshall Township Clerk, in
place of Harris. Now We have Democratic wheel
horse for Trustee, and Republican wheeLhor-e for
Clerk
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would like to add more testimonial to your
list have been victim Of Dyspepsia for the past
five years; have tried great many medicines. and
find relief only in GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE I0feb.
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The Next House,

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June B.-Ex-Speaker Ran
dali cas-ies the next House Of Representatives as
follows:
"A full House consists Of 80 members and of this
number the Republicans elected Ia Democrats l36:
Republican Greenbnekers, Hazleton, Rice and Bur
roughs, Of the Sixth, Seventh and Eleventh Missouri
Districts, and Brumm, Of the Schuylkill District
Pennsylyania; Democratic Greenbaekers, Ladd and
Mureh, Of Maine, Mosgrave, of Pennsylvania; two
keadjuster- Democrats, Panl and Fulkerson Of tho
Seventh and Ninth Districts of Virginia and one In
dependent J. Hyatt Smith, Third District Of New
York. Three vacancies yet remain untitled, one
caused by the death Of the Hon. Ferna ndo Wood Of
New York, and two owing to the designations Of the
Hon. Levi p. Morton, of New York, and William p.
Frye, of Maine. Assuming that the Democrats will
elect successor TO Morton. that will reduce the reg
ular Republican vote to l46, which they hope TO in
to Isl by the votes Of the four Republican
Greenbaekers and the independent, the Rev. J. Hy-
att smith, Bot, while ii ID possible that these Green
back and independent members may vote with the
Republicans, IL Ia also probable that Judge Kelley
Of this city, Jorgensen ~ and DeIendorf l, Of Viz
ginia, will not vote for the candidate Of the Repub
hean caueus. Ii Is not believed by those who have
eanva ssed this natter that the candidate of the eau
Gus, even II acceptable to the Administration and
administration Republicans can obtain more
than i4S votes or two than necessary TO elect
while, upon the other hand. II the fight between
Blaine and Conklng continues the chances are thai
majority cannot be gotten into to be bound
by its edict.-Ca.-EnQ.
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THE ExcuRsroN.-wagons and hacks will start
from the Methodist church, at 6 o'clock, Thur@iay
morning for the Junction. to carry those who wish
to go on the excursion to Falls City. The bell will
he rung fifteen minutes before G. All requested
60 lo tl.ra rromutlv
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MONEY TO LOAN.

if. HnmPson Is prepared 10 loan
nancy 10 the Farmers OF Doniphnn
County. ON long time, at per cent. I'm.
,ere~t. and m reasonable commission.
Money mny be paid before DUE and
stop interest, II the borrower chooses
No delays In furnishing the money. y"
sworn superintendent or application
required. Call ON him Mt the Office OF
Register of Deeds, Mt the Court House.
22dprls. y. r.. HANtsOS.
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The choicest styles of Summer
Straw Hats, for men and boys.

Remember, we don't propose to
he undersold in any kind of Dry
Goods or Groceries. We meet
any and all competition promptly.
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~ Hot's no name for it What do Won think Of
last Sunday II VIC should say that il was 50 hot
that the varnish furniture in the house was bS-
tered, perhaps some fellow would think We were ~
ing. We make that assertion, nevertheless
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y Don't forget that NeCrum & cowen have
large stock Of Clothing for men and boys, and yoa
can bet they want to sell it, and when you buy
suit Of them. don't forget to ask to their two dol
lar calf boots for men,
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.GENTs AND CaSyasSEus

Make from SIS 20 $50 per week selling goods for
Z. q. RIDEOuT & CO., 10 Barclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue and terms. I9Augly
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suUOU-S CaTARRH REMEDY

Y SHILOHS CATARRH REMEDY. A mar
velous Cure for Catarrh, Dphtheria- Canker mouth
and Head Ache. With each bottle there is an inse-
mons nasal Injector for the more successfui treat
ment of the complaint, without extra charge. Price
50 cents Sold by d. c. Sinclair. Troy; ]. A. Camp
bell, Severance: A. S. Campbell, Highland; Herring
Rrnfhers HIGHLAND Station.
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n Having bought out C. b. Biekfori & Co. and
al it takes money to carry the business, shall
have to ask all parties owing account, to call
and settle by cash or note. By so doing, you viii
oblise. ID. C. sNcrAIR-
iuly
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Answer This Question.

Why do 50 many people We see around US, seem to
prefer to suffer and be made miserable by Indiges-
ton Constipation Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Com
ing up of Food Yellow Skin. when for 75cts we will
sell them Shilohs vszer, guaranteed to cure them
Sold by d. C. Sinclair, Troy; J. A. Campbell Sew
erance A. S. Campbell Highland; Herring Broth
en-. Highland Station.
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e Preaching at the Presbyterian church, July
18th. Morning subject: ''Come unto me. all We
that labor and heavy laden, and will give You
rest" Evening subject ''what shall l do then
with Jesus who is called Christ =
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II McCrum g. Cowsn selling prints at 5 to
81 cents per Sard also, large stock Of spring and
summer dress goods, at from 10 cents to tloo per
yard. 1t viii pay you to examine these goods and
prices, before buying elsewhere.
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Troy MARKETS.

Y The Severance Mills make the best -four in
Northern Kansas- Try il, and see.
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"" long time, at per cent. Interest, on well inn
e'oNFa arms in DOniphan County. Kansas. Apply to
s""e&5- Y. X. Srour Troy Kansas.
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Y A manufacturer of ice cream. in Hev York.
told Sss reporter what it eosts "A quart Of pers
cream costs twenty cenfs. I can buy cream for &c
teen cents but it isn't pure -Four fresh eggs eost
eight cents, . half paund Of standard vhifs sugar
i've cents, aavoxing three cent? ice and salt three
eents. Total, thirty cenfz- This viii give lttle
quart, and generally put the actual cost a
qnart at aboEt thirty cents, or VI - per gallon.
NO Wholesale nauufaefurer can produce pzre Ice
cream q " gallon, snd, therefore, they kkve to
pat gins ists T. b order 70 make big pront % fAc,r