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Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
MO Moro Labor TIOkets.

PIrTsBURG, November 10.-Robert d.
Layton Grand Secretary of the knights
of Labor, to-day declared himself op-
posed to the GreenbaCk Labor party.
He had voted the ticket for five years,
bus would not do so hereafter The
condition of the workingmen he said ,
can best be improved by supporting the
party that promises the working class
legislation in the interests OF labor.
Mayor Powderl y of Scranton, Grand
Master of the knights of Labor" said
Mr.. Layton, ''has argued all along that
politics was not one of the missions ol
the workingmaD, aud that TO effect sat,
isfactory reforms splan must be tc
vote with the party that can give him
the best results
That was Powderly's method IN
Scranton. He selected one Republican
aud one Democrat for the Legislature
in his city and elected them both. Ht
went abolt making labor speeches anC
advising his hearers to vote tor the Ne
publican and the Democrat of Iii
choice, and the result was good. Atte
this [ will be In favor of any party tina
will promise us the best things for tn
labor interests, and will use my intu
ence accordingly. Then we will Civ
the candidates to understand that whel
elected they are handling pistols with
hair triggers. If they vote for any con
spiracy laws, such as now threaten
Myles MuPadden, we will mark then
ard defeat them at the succeeding pri
maries when they come up for renomi
nation. think this is the last time
Labor ticket will be put up in Penn
sylvania."
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
Young woman's Suicide.

Annie E. Davis, aged about 26 years
locked erself in the bath room OF her
sisters house, 1857 North Eleventh
street Philadelphia yesterday, laid
herself down in the tub and with razor
inflicted cash in her throat that caused
instant death. She was subject to
attacks of neuralgia 80 severe that they
impaired her brain and at times partly
dethroned her reason. Miss Davis was
a nomber of the Methodist Church and
during her arrangement she exhibited
the strangest religious enthusiasm. ,
Within the last few days, she had
been visited by her mother and third
sister from fredericksburg, Md, and she
had appeared more rational than usual
Consequently, when the family left her
alone in the house, about half-past two
o'clock yesterday afternoon, they had
little fear that she entertained any In
tention of self-destruction.
During their absence she secured Mr.
Booths razor, drew on her night dress
and, proceeding to the bath, lay down
in the tub and cut her throat. Her
brother called at the house at 3 81 r. M
and, upon bursting open the room door,
found her as described. He called IN
DR.. Chamberlain and Coroner Janney,
who said that the wound lnulcated
tn at death must have been sudden.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
Fa1lAeFEy Advice.

"WtlI Kernel Algernon Bixby please
step dis way ?" asked the president, as
everything under the head of communi'
cations had been cleared away.
The colonel advanced like man ex'
pecting to receive gold medal for some
meritorious service, and Brother Gard
ner continued.
''Kernel Bixby, has received a COM
plant from your wife to de effect daI
she am bar fut"
"Yes, sah-she likes to go bar fut."
CAD, dat de wood-plle am entirely
gone"
"We am no hans to burn wood in de
summer, sab"
"An she says she am outer flour, tea
sugar, butter and eberything else buI
meat"
eve has been libin on de Dio Lewis
plan for few weeks, sab, "coolly re-
plisd the colonel.
81 understan dat you owe thret
months house rent?"
eyes, sab, but I'ze gwine to move di'
fall"
"Kernel Bixby, look at me in de lef
eye Fur de las six weeks you hav'
been loafin' around ar hatin' hare
work, You haven't ARMED an hones
nickel since July. You am powerful
handy wild your excuses, bus let me "a!
to you dat II you doan't start out OF
Monday mornin' an look for work, al
start de sweat on yourback, shall cal
fur you at de mex meetin'. Dat cal
will:moan bizness 1t will result II
purceedin's dat will walk you dowI
sta rs TO- steps at time? 1t am nov
time to disorganize de meetin'. l. d
| glee club sing as sweetly as possible,a a.
. eny member Nho picks up a hat be
ongin' 10 some .dder head will be &c
back in his record fur virchew an
honesty.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
truth in The Lime kim club.

From the Detroit Free PreSs.
"It am my painful dooty," said the
president, as he opened the meeting I,
ito inform you dat death has again in
vaded our circle. Brudder Sbipback
Burbanks of Syracuse, N. Y, am 10
mo- on airth. He breathed his last
three days ago, after an illness of six
teen days. What axshun will de club
take in dc matter?"
"I move dat we send de widder a
resolushun Of sympathy" announced
Judge Cadaver.
Il reckon dat we had better resolve
dat de club has lost shining light,
timidly added Pickles Smith.
"De club will neither resolve moi
ford any resolutions of sympathy" re-
marked the president. "De wilder
and chill'en can't eat resolution ebeu
if written in blue ink. De seckretary
will mail to her a ten dollar greenbacB
from de club funds, an express de hope
dat she am dooiu we'll under de circum
| stances.
"Dis club hasn't lost no shjnin' light
by de death of Brudder Burbanks He
was no sinner. Fact am he was a wer
ry common sort of humpbaGke'
Guild pusson an it too k him as long t.
add seven an aeight togedder as i
would some udder men t. airn two dol
lars. He was accomplished in nothing
he excelled only in killin' time when a
work by de day. He wo lid be no bet
ter off if we pronounced forty lyin' eu
logies on his character. He can be n
worse off if we tell de honest truth
De usual emblem of sorrow will b
hung on the knob of de inner doah tu
de space of two weeks, an we will IT
member Brudder Burbanks as extrem
Ily good natured eben If extremel,
lazy"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
HRIIa1t'R CAHes

The Milford News and Advertiser
has the following In reference to q. r;
Hallett, who was recently convicted OF
murder in Sussex county and VINO ID
thought to be insane:
At the adjourned session of Court
called Yesterday morning at George
town, Collingwood ?. Hallet was
General Gray moved for the passage o OF
sentence in Hallett's case, but y. N
Cullen, counsel for the convicted man
moved that sentence be deferred until
the Spring term of Court, in order that
in the meantime experts might pro-
nounce as to the insanity of the priso'
ner, and the Legislature dispose of hi,
case. Mr.. Cullen's motion was granted
and the first day of the Spring term Of
Conrt for Sussex was fixed as the date
for passing sentence. Hallett's actions
were those of man who had lost hit
| reason.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
Death In q shampoo.

The London LanCelet states that re-
cent and unsatisfactory experience ID
one or two West End hair-cuttipg sa
looms has led it to inquire whether
sufficient care has been bestowed on the
sanitary management of the shampoo
ing conlrivanCes. Those persons who
avail themselves of the very refresh
ing pleasure of shampoo must have
noticed that they are compe' led to bend
over and bring their faces in close prox'
unity with the hole in the centre OF
the huge basin used for this purpose.
If they watch the soap-suds that form
around this hole before any large vol
ume Of water is allowed to flow, they
NAV perceive the air coming up the
pipe; for it initiates the soap and forms
large bubble that bursts close undel
them. Whatever may be within, 1t il
too near to avoid breathing It's contents
Nor does the absence OF any suspi
cious Odor inspire sense OF security
| for it is very evident that even a goot
Whit of sewer gas would be lost in thu
scent that perfumes the soap and sur
rounding atmosphere.
II, therefore, the pipes attached IT,
the basins communicate direct Will
the house drains and the sewers, ther
is danger that the atmosphere breathet
within couple of inches Of the aper
ture may "ncarry, disguised under tn
traerancy of the rose or jasmine, tn
| virus Of disease.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
RRaIsTER's OFPICR,


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL, Oot. 10, l6s2:
Upon the application Of Benjamin +. WI
son. Administrator of Susan Wilson, lat Q
of Wilmington HID, In saidcounty, deceased,
it is ordered and directed by the Reglstert nat
the executors aforesaid give notice OF the
granting of letters of administration upont he
estate Of deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to DepOslt'
ed within forty days from the date OF uch
Letters, in six of the most public places oft ne
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands aga nSt the estate to present
the sane or abide by an act Of Assembly IN
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same 70 be Inserted within the same
period In the Daily REPUBLICAN
newspaper published Wilmington, and TO
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d.l
~ Given under the hand and Seal
~ Wilmington, in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above WriIten'
8. v. BIHGS, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claim saXalnsV
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the AdminIstrator' on
orbefOre the 10th day of October, 1888, or ABIDE
the Act of Assembly IN such case made and
provided. BENJAMIN F. WILSON,
Administrator.
Addrsss:-8I2 Tatnall Street, WilmtnTton
I,elaware, octll
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
Hidden Money Lost For GOOD.

IL ia stated, with absolute authority
that gentleman who died recently in
Elhert has concealed the sum OF i've
brndred dollars about bis house, which
all efforts failed to elicit from him prior
to his death, because be was never con
vlnced that he was approaching uissGL tr
lntion, The wife and physician both
roSorted aUt TO means to discover the place
Of cSIV, concoalmont, but in vain. 1t is said
IL that in building the house he had a
stU1's sion and pi" no one knew it except the
master mas mechanic and the owner. Both
are now dead and it is likely this place
holds the money and that IL viii never Ta
he discovered except by accident. 10
rem re owe ali skepticism, the gentleman
admitted few 1ours before his death
s%I the possession 5cs $ Of this amount Of money !;
and and il has not been found among hi
effects.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ Of levari faoias, to me directed, Will
be- exposed to public sale ct the Court House,
on Market street, between Tenth and EleV'
enth streets, in the Oity OF Wilmington, New
OaSt,e county, Del,
ON FRIDAY,
ThE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882,
at go'clotk, p. M, the following descr ned
real estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece ofland having
n three story brick house thereon erected
situate In the City Of Wilmington aforesaid
and bounded and described as follows, to wit:
BEGINNING at stake on the northWesterly
side of Seventh street formerly broad) ana
essterly side of Orange street, thence Dy tne
northwardly side of seventh street south 90
degrees east twenty feet six inches to STAKE
A corn er of a lot formerly Of Benjamin Belts
thence with line thereof north thirty-tWo
degrees east, seventy-twO feet to staBe,
corner of q lot now or formerly OF James
Brady thence with line ofthe same north
tifty-eIght degrees west twenty feet SIX lnehes
to q corner stake on the eastwardly SIDE Oh
Orange street, thence by the said side OF
Orange street south t irty-twO degrees west
seventy.two feet to the place o. beginning,
containing within those bounds fourteen
hundred and seventy six feet of land be the
same more or less. Book M, vol page oSI,
etc. .
perty of Edward ". Hopes, deceased, E9- ~
ward L, BeIlah, administrator Of Edward w..
H0opes. deceased and Annie l.. HoOpes, sur
vIytng mortgagor) and t. t., and TO be sold Dy
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sher1h.
SHBR1FB's OBFICE, Wilmington. DEL, NOV
I 1892
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
HOW He Must spend his Days,

from Cne NOW 1OIA AA'DnN'
1t is the opinion of Simon Cameron
that there has been merely q light
shower in Pennsylvania and that his
son Don will emerge from it with little
or no damage. Boss Cameron must
follow Boss Conklin to oblivion, and
spend the remainder of his days with
him, snarling at the "ferocious and a.
trocious" newspapers, falsely accusing
them of disasters which were brought
about solely by the phenomenal blund-
era of the bosses themselves. This fate
cannot be avoided. He has packed his
last convention, and has ceased to be
the owner and broker of a great politi'
cal party. The Republican voters of the
state must henceforth unite against
him if they wish to keep the Democra'
cy out of power. They cannot unite
tco soon If they hope to swing thei1
state back into the Republican column
in 1894
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
DEGlsTER'S ORDER.

D EtlSTEh'S OhDEh'
REGISTERS OPV1CE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Nov. ., 1857. "--'N
Upon, the application Of David Eastburn
and Franklin Eastburn, Executors OF 30 epI
Eastburn late of Mill Greek Hd,, IN said
County, decd 1t Is ordered'and directed by the
Register that theExecutors aforesaid give no.
tiee OF grantingof etters Testamentary upon
The estate oithe d ec'd ,iwith the date OF grant
ing thereof, by causing adver'ts to be posted
within 40 days from the date Of suoh Letters
In SIX of the most public places OF the Oounty
Of N ew Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present
san o, or abide by an Act Of AssemOy III
such case made and provided; and ato Ca use
the same to be inserted within the same per
Od in the DRLAwARs REPUBLICAN, q news
paper published In Wilmington and to ne
continued therein three weeks, (e.o-d
~ Given under the hand and seal OF
Ills, Office of the Register aforesaid. nj
(~@> wilmington, in New Castle cour ty
aforesaid, the day and year ab0ye wIlttSh.
EoTICB.-Allp persons having claims against
| the estate Of the deceased must preseEs the
same duly attested to the executors, on
or before Nov. 3rd A. D., 1883, or ABIDE the
Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro-
Vided. -
DAVID EASTBURN, (Executors
Address:-Pleasant Hill, n4*
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
X, RE3srRR's OSBIUH /

WN ElflSI OhDAAs'
II, RB3sTRRs OSEIUR
NHw CASTLE COUNTY, October 18th, 1882.
Upon the application Of Amor II Chandler,
Administrator g. 7. A of John Chandler, late
Of Brandywine Hundred in said county de-
ceased. 1t Ia ordered and directed by the Reg
ister that the Adm'tOr aforesaid give notice
Of granting of Letters Of Administration y,
A Ipon the estate of the decd, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
fo be posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters in six OF the mOst pubic plaT,
ces of the county OF New CASTLE, requiring al
nersons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an Act OF AS,
sembly in such case made and provided and
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same. period IN the DAILY REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper published in Wilmington and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-dj J.:
~, Given under the hsn1 and Seal
\L.s. Of office of the Register Aforesaid ~
t~~ Wilmington, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written
S. q. BIHGS, Register.
NoT1CR.-All persons having claims against
| the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the administrator, on
or before Oct II, A. d. 1888, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
AMOS II. CHANDLER,
Administrator, g. T A.
| Address, Beaver Valley, New Castle county
na1aware oc2O
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
Il LONGFELLOW MEMORIAL.
ArFRDgemenGS for Extending the
Association IN Delaware

Arrangements for Extending the
Association IN Delaware,
A Longfellow Memorial Association
has been formed under the presidency
of James Russell Lowell. That mem
bership may be universal it has been
fixed vt 81. Those who desire may ex-
tend 1t indefinitely among children,
relatives, employees, form of enlarged
subscription which at once commended
itself elsewhere. Children are especial
ly relied upon as members, either
through their own efforts or those of
others. The autographs Of subscribers
are also requested that they may be pre-
served as part of the Memorial. Sub.
scriptions from Delaware should be sent
to Mrs. George H. Bates, Treasurer, Post
Office Box, 96, Wilmington, Delaware,
or, if more convenient, may be left with
Messrs. @. f. Thomas & Co., or Porter
& Co.
Certificates Of membership will be at
once forward TO all subscribers and the
money received and membership cres
ted will be thankfully acknowledged
in Every Evening. That something
has been already collected and encour
i agement given both by @ord and deed
before the appearance of any public no
tice is reassuring as to the action of thu
state represented by the following com
rnittee The Right Rev. Alfred Lee
d. D., the Hon. Thomas +. Bayard
the Hon. Leonard E. Wales, DR.. s. W
Murphy, l. G. Grubb, Esq, Colonel II
A. DUPONT, Or. John X. Kane, Samue
Bancroft, Jr., L. Tataall Warner, DR.
. G. Elton Buck, Wilmington the Hon
Joseph P. Comegys, tne Hon. N. Z
! Smithers, Dover the Rev, W. B. GoI
. don, Smyrna; Jacob Moore, Esq
s GeorgetO
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
DubIin Declines to Honor WOlBe-
l0Ys

DUBLIN, November 1O.-At a meet
ing of the Corporation of Dublin to-day
a heated discussion occurred on mo-
ton to thank the Irish regiments who
served in Egypt for their eallantry, and
to confer the freedom OF the city on
General Sir Garnet Wolseley. The
knowledge that the project thus honor
ing General Wolseley is revived has
caused much excitement. His friends
are accused of endeavoring to snatch a
vote while the Nationalist members OF
the Corporation are absent attending to
Parliamentary duties. Crowds throng-
ed to the vicinity of the hal, and Mr..
7. D. Sullivan and SOME OF the other
Irish members of the Parliament had
hurried to Dublin to assist in defeating
the motion. An amendment by Mr..
Sullivan, declaring that Ireland had no
interest in the war, the only result OF
which was to increase taxation and
carry ruin to Irish homes, was ultl-
mately carried by vote OF " to Il.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
AT SET OF sun.
BY BLLA WHEELER.

sit d own at set of sun
And count the things that we have done,
And counting fnd
One self-denying act, one word,
That eAsed the heart Of him who heard;
One glance most kind,
That fell like sunshine where 1t went,
Then we may count that day we'll spent
But If through the livelong day
We've eased no heart by yea or nay;
II IfthroughIt 1t all
We've done no thing that we can trace,
That brought the sunshine to face;
No act, most small,
That helped some soul, and nothing cost,
Then count that day as worse than lost.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13

CNHERIFF'S SALE-6T VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Ais. Levar Facias to me directed
viii be exposed to public sale at the Court
House on Market stFaet, betWe Tenth and
Eleventh Streets In the City of Wilmington,
New Castle 90 unity, DEL,
ON FRIDAY,
THE nth DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882
at 2oclock p. M, the following detcribed
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land situate In the
said city Of Wilmington bounded and de-
scrtbed as follows. to wit: Beginning at
stake on the northern side Of he Philadel-
phia, wilmington and Baltimore abroad at
q corner of other land OF the said Robert
Ohurchman, thence along said side OF sal d
railroad in n0rtheasterly direction 6oH feet
more or less to limo Of land OF Charles
Moore, thence along his line (being laralltl
to East Seventh street EXTENDED and at t he
distance Of 60 feet from said street, Whe
measured at right angles to it) In nor, tn"
westerly direction OF feet more or less o
stake set at the distance Of so feet from the
said side OF said railroad, thence in q so uth-
westerly direction and parallel to said ra IL
road 32feet to the aforesaid lana OF obert
Churchman, thench along his line in south
easterly direction and at right angles to said
railroad 90 feet to the place Of beginning be
the contents taereof what they may ,tog ether
with the use and privilege OF a four feet wide
alley extending along the westerly ltre Of
this lot into Church lane in common with the
said Robert ChuIchman his heirs AND assign"
es forever.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro.
perty Of jeremiah Steelman and Mary Ann
his wife and t. t., and to be sold by
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHRRIRP's OBEIoE, Wilmington, Del, Nov
/, 1882.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
JOHN WANAMAKEB,
Outer circle, northeast from center,

Last year we got some
.extravagant ruchings from
Paris such as we couldn't
make, and such as we
couldn't buy in this coun-
try. Everybody says, in
merchantile circles, that we
can't buy ruchings abroad:
that they cost too much.
Now we've got some
we're not going to tell where
they carne trom--as dlstln-
guished for novelty, fol
beauty and especially fol
delicacy Of make in which
the French excel; as dis
tinguished as any we ever
saw or dreamed of. And
they don't cost too much,
lNot another word about'em
except prices; % cents tc
1925.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
uOme decorations ,

Rugby s Royal gliding which Is ad-
vertised in another column is a brilliant
liquid gliding closely resembling Eng
lish Sterling gold. 1t is ready for in
slant use and may be used by the most
inexperienced. There is scarcely n
a single household article that is not
greatly improved by a little tasteful
gliding and in New York the demand
for this beautiful article is enormous.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Beyond outer circle, southeast from center

So in sealskin cloths.
Colors have the same shy
ness and the same audacity'
according to the light and
look. The caution is. See
more than you buy. DO
you remember our window
full last week? $3.50 to SIS,
54-inch. The pushes are
not so wide.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13

sALE-AN nKD ORDER y snr5asturSrs, TUS re- oN 70
E!Snltt EvcnEth p street, Philadelphia; a.. Apply
gshs Office --.---------------------
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA
Monday:

Of the lower grades OF coat
plush we have some; perhaps
quite as much as is good
for us. OF the higher grades
we have a considerable
quantity Of each of several
qualities and several shades
in each quality.
This matter Of color Is OF
more account in plush than
may at first appear. There
is a brown so near black as
to seem black in a dim light.
There is a brown so golden
as to give o clear sheen of
sunset under an oblique
light and look. There is a
brown so on the edge OF
garnet that it takes q garnet
Ito bring out the brown
And you know how bronze
plays with brown to make
seal. Then there are the
other colors more distinct
! Better not buy any color
without comparing 1t witt
the shades all around it
Plush is very exacting az
to shade. Every little var,
|iation counts; you can't tel
ihow much, without tryinS
over and over again. Ou
coat pushes are 81 to y
"a yard.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13

BARGAINS IN SHOES.
&sel'S Hob Nailed Brogs $l.2b
a good Men sCfaiter las
S,good good Coarse Boot 2EO
SS"MEIalen's A Mlt Solar Tip Butt 100
fIae tINs Oalf Cater, Button, Lace or
All YGGa S,l Mems Working Shoe for 100
-" AiuuS ofSh0es to suit, Of Best stock and
Bottom prices.
living. 8 East Front Street,
III" DCor from Market. Make no Mistake
lst store from Market. oc18.lm
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13

-1TNT-rWO PL FASANT ROOMS
10 patV "a noyl1-ott
F.a Ninth st. ---------
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13

rIps pI~-- 1.-Two SMALL HoUsEtSSoMT, oT,
Fourth stree r[Nill n De sold on Instslime en- y
SIvenleDcsSss' to " HARRY i. W0Up, UOvs.s, "'
tgnet a. ------------
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13

Er--T1T-A 8sTORY BRICK HOUSE
IN0R MEsi1nTr Y, sonroe st. Apply on the prem"
y. M 7. POOLC.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13
FOR SALE.

-roK ExCHANdE "A : FiEsl nssa.
,,Snty, SIss, Ponnsyl,vnST19Iss' BUSINESS. VIII
G uIolng sStv. For full descrip:
osS os.SS,uSS for city ElSSSiNGTON, Eighth and d
ISS sS1s 1sPsT TtP,EIniingtOn, e T. Del. Oo2s-ott cod
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13

s.1TRy ExECgTORS-DWELL-
r1OR SALE ba Ia,s Of Ell Wilson, decd, No.
Ing house house, n"st street, wilmington Terms
M WSshingtO h. NIELDS, Attorney Tor
gIg. d. ApPs2e "a Market st. au1AoOu,~
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13

E.1TA 3OOD PARLORsTOVE
rNOk sALEmnanv ~ only used ore year, cost
u'arly HSs;, 4; f0e s6,.11 at q bergain, o. o.
Hs oEusaT adH nSS Of al at SOL Monroe 81. nOlV-Vl
Daily Republican., 1882-11-13

TOMBSTONE 4 DIVE! ~ LING y :; At IT
S..,hsr 5. wiVyt or teperate. Apply a. ~
ented @sd @,Ss.S1 and spruce sts. noVS-O'