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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-02-03

Mr.. ]. G. Linn. grsin-buyer at Brain
erds elevator. in his communication this
week, claims that we were mistaken in
saying the elevators were controlled by
one man or firm" We merely said that
the trade here was governed By arbi-
t-ary prices furnished from day TO day by
one dealer" which prices are generally
the same as those given at several other
points on the Northwestern road by the
|, same firm. The two elevators here are
controlled by parties who are entirely In
dependent of each other in their business
relations; but that does not prevent the
larger firm from debating the prices.
In justice to our local buyers. we must
say that Notwithstanding there has been
so much talk about unfavorable inspec-
tion. there has been much larger pro-
portion of the higher grades of wheat re
ceived than could reasonably have been
expected considering the bad weather be-
fore the grain was stacked. Mr.. Linn in
forms us that he has graded nearly five
sixths of the wheat received by him No.
/ and No. Q; and Mr.. Peavlcr, who has
charge of the Whitcomb elevator reports
over two thirds of his receipts as Of the
higher grades. and that, while he has
graded only about 1900 bu shells No. 8
and below, over 10. 900 bushels of his ship
ments have graded No 3 and lower in the
markets to which it was consigned.
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susceptible young girls who attend de-
m0nstrative and fervent religious meet
tnu: and many wonderful cures Of dis.
eased persons can now be nationally and
scientifically explained .as being the re-
suit Of will power while in this state.
When the person first sits down he 10
instructed to make resolutions that If he
enters the state that he will return when
we destre him, or when he wants to. This
caution is necessary because person
might pass into the insensible state and
alarm his friends who did not understand
the condition. We usually have subjects
resolve that they will awake out of the
state without any bad feelings, and that
they Will awaken only the head but leave
the body insensible. He should relax all
the tibres oJ the body. and if the head
"swims. the eye-lids or any other part
OF the body witches. or the head Seems
to become enlarged and the body become
sensations must be given way to, for do
ing 20 induces dependent and reliant
disposition favorable to entering the
st3te.
| We would not advise any person to en-
ter the statuyolic state fully when alone
we mean for few times at first. 1t il
| much aafer and far more effective to have
person present who. fully understands
the nature of the state, - well q has ex-
peFienee In its mysteries, The most beau.
tiful blessings Of nature may be turned
| into an evil through abuse, caused through
ignorance Of the Laws governing theil
right use:
For want Of space we will have to con.
tinue this same subject of self healing
next week, as We have not yet given
some of the most essential knowledge
required before . person make practical
use of 1t. J. B. SMITH, II. D.
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The Other Side.


Correspondence Of the GAxxrrH.
REDWOOD FALLS. Jan. 20. 1881.
In your last issue you have an article
headed Grading Wheat" and although
you have probably given this subject con-
siderable study, you are nevertheless la
boring under the same mistake the farm
ers are that is. that both elevators are
controlled by one man or firm. This false
impression has done as much 10 hurt our
market as everything else combined. yet
l think if the farmers had been left to use
their own judgment we would have had n
better market; but they have heard moth
ing but monopoly" from the merchants
and business men in this place. If the
people in this place had attended to their
own business and allowed us to attend to
ours, q great deal of the hard feeling
of farmers toward US would never have
existed. The men who should have assist
ed us to build up the trade have almost
universally been advertising the H. & D.
road. No wound can heal if it is torn
open every day. no matter how tenderIy
you may nurse it; and now, when you do
say something. in place of defending us
you strengthen the farmers in their false
impression. and manage. take it all in all,
to make q first-class advertisement for
the H. & D. road.
think it will be no more than justice
that you should correct your statement in
last weeks issue, which have no doubt
was made unintentionally.
Yours respectfully,
j. G. LINN.
Inspector for ". P. Brainerd.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-02-03

Many of our readers are aware that the
committee in charge of the lecture course
of year ago have not yet been relieved
by the patrons of those entertainments.
The treasurer reported balance of about
thirty-6ve dollars remaining in his hands
at the end Of the course, and the commit
tee called the meeting of month or SO
ago to make proper disposition of this
money. This action Was then postponed
until after election day. At the library
meeting last Saturday night committee
of one was appointed to confer with the
old lecture committee and endeavor to
have this historic fund put into books for
the proposed new library. A public meet
ing is called fer tomorrow night. at the
court house, which will, we trust, be At
tended by sufficient number to finally
dispose Of this public fund in an equita-
BILE manner.
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From, New Avon.

Correspondents OF the GAZETTE.
1t has been long time since I have
seen any New Avon items. 1t has taken
m"st of our time to get fuel this winter.
and there has been little else to note.
A few have had to resort to hay, fax
straw and corn to keep fires. 1t is re-
ported that there is family in Township
Ill, range 28. that is so bad of that some
of the children have frozen, their hands
and feet in the house. This is case that
the county ought to see to.
8. w. Hubbard and Adam Washburn
are cutting wood down on the Minnesota.
Hay is about gone now. and the neigh
bors will haye to feed straw. A good
many cattle and sheep have died this win.
ter. and fear that more will be los,
before grass grows again. SO 49,
Not more than half Of the blowing was
done in this town last fall. Corn is most
ly in the field yet.
]. 8. Towle has his feed mill running
now. and will grind feed to order.
8. NJ. Staples has sold all Of his stock
about thirty head.
Mrs. ]. G. Duncan has been quite fee
bic since last fall.
The snow has been piled up in such
piles in the small groves on the prairie
that it will damage them very much. as il
win probably break them down badly
The blizzard of October destroyed many
apple trees. breaking them down to the
ground.
Report says that Mr.. Bunday has lost
seven head of cattle and two horses this
winter. Rather rough.
The New Avon school closed after one
months session, on account of the extra.
ordinary winter weather.
It has showed most of the time lately.
1 Some wheat has been drawn from here
to the H. 4 D. road, where they get thir-
teen cents more on bushel, and. bring
back coal at IS per ton. More anon.
l. s. TOwLE
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All Quiet % the Redweed.

The railroad blockade referred to q
week ago is still impending. and heavy
snow storm which set IN Sunday evening
last and continued for more than twenty
four hours. succeeded BY high wind
from the southeast, has cut of all expect
alton Of relief from the railroad for an
indefinite time.
Postmaster Watson was informed BY
Telegraph Of the arrival Of : train from
the East at Sleepy Ere On Sunday even.
Ing. and on Monday afternoon be started
for that place n company with Msssrs.
Ackmann and Mccarty. The party o,
- Sleepy Eye - the a staxt ont ~ ~
setdxh tFip Iuladay xfsernooil, SnfII
lean - NJ r 6 i e 1nii g.
- r. |!:I| - ]!
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The new heating apparatus at the NJ. E.
church, put in under the direction of Mr..
G. p. Greene, has been duly approved by
the trustees of that society. Mr.. Greene
undertook to make this Improvement up
on condition that he should receive pay
for a successful plan for heating only.
and he considers this very satisfactory
Endorsement of his work.
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Rev. J. Y. Richmond has communica
ted his intention to conduct services in
the Episcopal church at this place. on
Sunday, the 18th inst. Under new
arrangement. Rev. Mr.. Richmond will
hereafter hold services here regularly on
the second Sunday of each month.
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We are pleased to learn that new cor.
net band was organized this week. The
members of the old band had meeting
and prepared the way for a new deal.
We shall be able to tell more about the
gentlemen composing the band after they
have got down to their work
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CASH ADVERTISING RATES
First publication, Feb. q io5l.1
OF MORTGAGE SALE

Default having beenlmade in the paymeuAoR
the SUM Of sixty dollars (96O.O, WhicS r
claimed To be due at the date Of thAe nrtae0
upon certain mortgage, duly executed ~
delivered req ~ Philip CoserCye and Ellen c0o-
hams, as Smith Burhans. 6esrine 1ats ~
9Th day Of june, A. D. ls7s, and, vifAs Q peSor
IT sale therein contained. dulv! resnss ~ q
the once Of the Register Of Deeds ~ saod -
the county Of Redwood and state of IinnSoo.
IA, on the 1st day Of July A. d. le7A 81 1o.e1oek
z. -. ~ n90k oa n9rtgagas, on,page 80 anl
ted, at law or otherwise, to recover tHe teit e.
cured by said mortgage, or any part thefc0f:
. N.,w, therefore, notice IL hereby Afxen sfhnA
Oy virtue OF the power Of sale contained n
said mortgage. and pursuant to the stsfnto g
SUCH case made and provided, the said mort.
tses described in and covered by ssid morf,
gage. VIZ: The northeast quarter kl Of eectioa
eight (S) In township one hundred and tvelyo
ll2) north OF range thirty-aeyen GA WeGf cun.
tanning one hundred and sixty. (l00 acrSe n.
|cor0nS % Governmcnt survey, .tm:RedwUoa
DIT iments and appurtenapces; which. sele Niil
be made By 9he Sheri3ss ssof; said Redwood cosan.
y, ot the front door Of the Court Hone; n
the village uf Redwood FaNs, IN ssid o0untY
ana n state. On the ieta day q March, 4. .lH6f.
Az 2. - e cacck ~, 4 = e It daE = Iels yen.
|0esH and tuteseat. sd the -4a1oG ri SGx:soS
saio Iremisoss and twenty i've 6ollas1 S{1os.
|0ey6 ices ~ stipulated I'm and by nS}d mfre.
gage In case OF foreclosure, and the diahaaxso.
ments allowed BY law; subject TO r6dSu6petOa
az =. any time Eitn,n :.ne year from the day of
Dated February fst, AID. 1851.
PETER SMITH ANa G. E.,,BURHANH,
rs Smith & BurhnnS bforfan1ecs
=. 3. POwELL, Attorney for Mortgages. :,
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Hence. loathed blizzard! Find out
some uncouth cell Where brooding dark
ness spreads her jealous wings, And the
might raven sings. Go where big wood
piles await thee. and give us rest. But
come thou mildness promised by Prof.
Vennor. which was to prevail during the
first twelve days of February, with
"balmy. spring like weather in many
parts, and snow rapidly disappearing"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-02-03

Ayers Cherry Pectoral is mild and
soothing in its immediate snd apparent
effects, and possesses far-reaching and
powerful healing qualities which its per-
sistent use will demonstrate in any case
of coughs, colds. throat or Lung troubles
of anv kind
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Valentines At Thompson's.

Redwood is much better of than some
of her neighbors in regard to wood. At
Watertown the supply was scant last
week. and q rumor prevailed that the
people had cut down the trestie work
near there. Nearly 500 cars of fuel and
merchandise are on the road west Of
Winona, westward bound. very few
freight trains having got a. far as sleepy
Eye since Dec. 24th.
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Look Here.

Ten days from to-day I shall put my
hooks into the hands of other parties for
collection, a> have no time to stand on
the street corners and watch for those
indebted to me. s. T. BUNCH.
Feb. 1st, 1850.
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A son of G.. Cottrell has been confined
to his house since The beginning of this
winter with inflammatory rheumatism.
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Old Settiers' Meetiag Postponed.

V3u Oett16IV M00CH8 IOSsp0uoQs
We are authorized by The Secretary to
state that the meeting of old settlers ap-
pointed for to-day. at O. G. Martins. has
been postponed to February. ed. on ac-
count of the almost impossible condition
of the roads just now. Mr.. Frank NJ.
Morrill, has been invited to deliver an
address. instead of Judge Baldwin. who
is prevented by sickness.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-02-03

Will the correspondent at Morgan who
writes under the signature of Scribe
send US his name second .imef We
have lost his letter.
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| See advertisement of coats wanted. "
Mr.. Peavlcr says he is now paying 20 to
&c., according to quality.
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ilFirst.pubiication, Feb. & lss1l
OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment
OF the sum Of twenty-seven ana 78.l60 1oilars
(&E. .sS), which is claimed to be due at the date
OF this notice upon certain mortgage, duly
executed snd deltverediby David II. ScfiSens,
and sarah a. Scrivens his wife to Thomas Dad.
A. .. 1879, and. with q power Of sale therein
contained, duly recorded in the ONCE Of the
Register Of Deeds in and for the corntxajf
Redwood and State Of Minnesota, OH the IA
day Of November, A. D. 1879, at O'Clock r. NJ,
IN BOOK 5 OF Mortgages, on page 4, and no &C
law or Otherwise. to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage. or any part thereof: -
Now therefore, notice ID hereby given, that
BY virtue Of power Of sale contained fn said
mortgage, aud pursuant tosthe statute IN such
case made and provided, the said mortgage
described In and covered by said mOrtsago,
viz: The northeast quarter (k) 0f. the Soeth.
west quarter ~ and the northwest Quarfer
~ OF the southeast quarter ~ Of SEQ
tion four a. In township one hundred
and eleven HiD north Of range thirty-stx aN
Government survey, In Redwood county and
State Of Minnesota, with the hereditxinenfo
and .appurtenances; which fsale win be made
by the Sheriff of said Redwood county, ct the
front door Of the Court House, in the villa9o
Of Redwood Falls, in said county and State, on
A, N. of that day, at public vendue, to the high.
est bidder Tor cash, to pay said debt and inter-
est, and the taxes, II any, ON said premises.
and Twenty-Five dollars attorney 8 fees % stip.
ulated in and by said mortgage in case Of fore
closure, and the disbursements allowed by law:
year from the day Of sale, as provided BY law.
Da'eo N' THOMAS As nAIToN. s. I; sSSi Morte.ree
N. e. POWELL, Attorney for Mortgagee.
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Chas. &. Frary. Of Adrian. Mich. says:
To my complete surprise. obtained .
good nights rest, the first night wore an
"Only Lung Pad" Ihave suffered from
asthma for years. See advertisement.
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DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrup will not cure
consumption. but will give relief when
coughing. Consumptives should all use
it. Price 25 cents and so cents . bottle.
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Jackson Bros. delivered to Liebenguth
& Mcconnell this week two very hand.
some two-year old steers whose aggre-
gate weight was 2.52O lbs.
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]. s. r. Scovill. Morris. H., says:
When your "Only Lung Pad" came to
hand, my son could not raise his head.
He il now up and gaining every day.
See advertisement.
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The beautiful snow will give you Sc
we're cold. which can be cured by taking
DR.. Marshsll's Lung Syrup for short
time All druggists are authorised agents
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MARRIED.

FISHER-LINDORF.-A ME. parsonage, Jan.
q, by Rev. C. 3. n. Dunn, Adam Fisher to
Rica Lindorf, both Of Redwood county.
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Beautiful ice is being put away these
days, some of it three feet in thickness.
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Agent Tyler is awaiting orders for the
transfer of express matter from Sleepy
Eye. He may start out tomorrow.
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Services at NJ. E. church next Sabbath.
as usual. by pastor.
Meeting on Friday night.
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Our elevators are liable to have their
storage capacity fully tested if they don't
get cars soon.
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lOrr1CE HOURs-For delivery of mail and sale
i Of stamps, from 1880 A. n, to T:30 r. ~. on
| week days. On Sundays, from II y. to J p. u.
| Money order and Register Letter Depart
| ment open from & A. II. to p. u.
MAILS for the East close at l q 3 r.
| ROBT. WATSON, =. N.
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Pond & Co. will have about $50 worth
of valentines rs soon as express matter
can be brought on from Sleepy Eye.
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]. n M u. r.

I. q. OF d. r.
RRDWooD- LODGE, No. 81, meets every Satur.
day night, at ~ O'Clock.
DrOthers from distance are cordially invited
10 attend. g. e. MCKAY, N. @.
r, ". COLEMAN, II. s.
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VOL. XII.
Omrers or Red " oed Coqasy

Oiirers Vt Red " oed COqnty.
judge OF Probate--J. II. BOWERS.
Clerk of COurf-ERANKL1N ENSIGN.
Sherif-A. L. GALE.
AuditOr-I. N. VAN SCHAACK.
A. WILSON.
Register of Deeds. b. ROBINSON.
SURVEYORS. o. MASTERS.
AttOrney-ALERED WALLIN.
C0rOncr-L. 8. CRANDALL.
Court Commissioners. 8. STICKLE.
Sup't Of SchOols-D. L. BI0HAM.
County COmmissioners-F. v. HOTCHKtSS
CAairmann. w. H. OWENS, C. BENNETT,
O. b. TURRELL, A. STEWART.
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Redwood Falls. Jan. 1st. lssI.

The business Of the late arm will be contin-
ued by the undersigned at the old stand, where
a full line Of the best Farm Machinery and Inn
plements will be kept on sale. Desiring q con-
tinuance Of your patronage, remain,
Respectfully, w. r. ZWICK.
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I M8SOnkCe
Axr1QurrY L0D0E, No. 81, A. F. 4 A. M.-Reg-
ular moetings ON the Lat ard I'd Wednesdays
| In each month, at ~ O'Clock p. II.
/ l. MavAN SCHAACK, Secy.
REDWOOD CrAprrR No. a, R..A. M.-Stated
Conversations the End and %th Fridaye OF e0Ch
| month. w. +. U1CKINsON. q. z.
m. I. DANIELS, Scc'y.
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First publication, Jan. n, 1ss1.1
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS

First publication, Jan. -, 1ss1.1
DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.
District Court, Ninth judicial District.
sTa5n Gaa1t0 OF - IMR1ssEzso1SA'l RsszsoSA IS.
J. p. Tostevin and Peter Le Ray, copatts)
ners as Tostevin sic Ray, plaintiffs,
against
Jehn +. Randall, defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the abovs1namsA
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required -
answer the complaint of tho plaintiffs In the
'aS0ve-entitlcd action, which said complaint u
now on file in the Office of the Clerk Of the Dde.
trict Court in said county Of Redwood and Stato
OF Minnesota, and to serve q copy Of your, an
swer to said complaint on the subscriber, at
his Office in the village of Redwood FaIls, q
said county, within twenty days after the Gof.
vice Of this summons upon you, exclusive o<
the day Of such service; and II you fail to an
swcr the said complaint within the time a1ore-
said. the plaintiff In this action will take jude.
ment against you for the sum Of thiEty-4vo
dollars, and interest on thirty-two dollars at
the rate of ten per cent. per annum from Oc-
tober II, 1873, and for the costs and disburee-
ments Of this action.
H. D. BALDWIN, Plaintifls' Atty,
Dated November -, 1850. -
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Oats Wanted
will pay the highest market price. in cash
for good Oats, delivered at the Whitcomb Ele
vatOr. 4. G. PEAVLER.
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A. O. u. w.

A. Us Us W.
REDWOOD FALLS LoDok, No a, meets every
Monday evening. at O'Clock.
JAMES AIKEN, NV.
G. A. FRANCOIS, Recorder.
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Chieage 4 North. western Railway.
{k& = - llsss ys
Time OF depArture Of Passenger trains from
Redwood Fails, in effect Jan. Lat, 1851:
Leave for Chicago and the Esst.:.... 4:ee a. \
Arrive from" . 7:o0 r. n.
- /" :" /" n:O A. II.
w. C. TYLER, Agent,
Redwood Falls, MINI.
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.
The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween w. F. Zwick and X. J. Rigby, under the
firm name OF Zwick & Rigby, Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. w. f. ZWICK,
r. ]. RIGBY.
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How long /!

Eotne Matters.
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Some of the wells are getting dry.

Thompson has an unlimited supply CT
Valentines. from one cent upwards.
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Post OMcc.

w. C. TYLER, Agent,
Redwood Falls, MINI.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-12-08
PLUMB & NELSON, GRooERs.
Whites Block, South Side, Cor. Buffalo
and Eighth Sts., North Side.

Syrups in kegs at 50 25 each is the
drive of the season. que goods we offer
are tie BEST made and at about soc gal
lon are cheaper than any thing else you
can use. The key after being emptied
Is handy to have ahaut the house.
We are offering the very finest Coffee
at very low prices. We can save you
lots OF money and give you such goods
as will suit You. Both stores alike.
AT the end of this week we shall have
our branch store at TS.o Rivers IN run
ming osie4, and if you chance to come
that way, will be pleased to see you.
Prices and goods the same as at Mantle
voc.
Fssu of all kinds tn packages at low
rates. We warrant everything we sell
to be good and are always pleased to take
unsatisfactory goods back.
Buy Holland Herring at 75c key
Fine goods.
ALI the ground Spices we sell in bull
are ground at our own stores and are alb
solutely pure. They are twice the
strength OF ordinary Southern prepared
stock. We believe We have the only
spice mill in this county.
Abs of very fine Japan Tea for 81. L
you haven't used any yet, try it new
You pay 40 to SOC. for goods no better
| outside of our stores.
Mince Meat at 12Ac b is about q
cheap IS you can make it. 1t is goot
! and viii please You.