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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

gallery in America That excels Nc.
Clellan's in the beauty of finish, positive
ness OF feature and lite-likene.s Of its pict-
ures. Visitors from the east, return and
accord our photographer the need of tri-
umph over any artist whose work they
have seen. All he desires is visit to his
beautiful rooms, and an inspection of his
productions. His order book embraces
names from all parts of Texas, and in
catching the shadow, it is pleasant to note
that Nc. Is also gathering II little of the
substance.
With pleasure we call attention to the
book and stationary house of J. b. Fears,
sos Main street. Mr.. Fears has recently
received large additions to his stock, and
now has on hand a full assortment; blank
books, letter-paper, hoolbooks, miscella-
neous works, pocketbooks, leather bags,
bankers cases, fancy goods and novelties
by the thousands. His stock is simply
complete throughout, and prices bottom.
Parties desiring to purchase would DO well
to- examine his stock before buying else.
where
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When Ordering Your Spring Suit
do not fail to examine the immense dis.
play of samples at the
HEADQUARTERS FOR TEXAS
of. Winter, jr. & Co., Louisville, Ken
lucky,
LEADING TAILoRs OF THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Their stock is unequalled in the state,
comprising the most desirable fashionable
ana reliable goods in French and English
fabrics. The Innings and buttons kept by
tins house are the best and most select, and
used in harmony to color and character of
goods. Since the prices are the lowest, it
Is to the interest Of everybody to examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
In addition to the above announcement
we desire to say that we receive every week
or two, from our headquarters at Louis
vile, New so-called insists, which we are
ready to close out at much reduced prices.
twill pay You to see them. Call at No
60i Main street.
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The adjourned meeting of the Travelling
Mems Union will be held to-day at 10 am,
sharp, at Craddock's Opera House. All
travelling men wholesale merchants and
manufactures are invited to attend.
j. Il. JENKINS,
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OVER THE CITY.

Opera glasses at Knepnys.
The diamond emporium Of Texas-K nep
ny q Bon, GA Main street.
Dtauonds-diAmouds-dia Dom
~ 70 ses the grand display at Knepny 4
The cripples. blinds aud other unfcrtu
nasS characters are reaping Q harvest this
l. =. Curtis, jswelsr, corner Of Main and
sSy .f.'.. Streets Repairing aas watches !
4 looes horss with bridh aud saddIs "a.
halt ! on The streets ysstsl1ls 10 whom
he belongs ~ Just now . myS ~.
!. O.pilslIels wIchins % n}sea IN Tsxa,
/, 7; ~ ;!I'!s||; 8, a "a nv q
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horticultural NIeetInr.

Horticultural Meeting.
It's hoped the members and the public
at large will not forget the call for the pre-
liminary meeting of the Texas State Hor-
ticultural and Pathological association at
O'Clock at the Board of Trade rooms to-
day. We wish to see many Dallas citizens
interested, and swell our number to round
thousand by new additions.
BY order OF the president,
w. Il. COLE.
Mrs. j. l.. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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THE CITY.
SPRING STYLES OF BONNE

SPRING STYLES OF BONNETs.
Tho latest shades in Silk Velvets,
batins, Silks, Ostrich Plumes,. and Tips,
and the latest styles in everything In
the Millinery.lino. Ladies would do we'll
10 call and examine my large stock, which
comprises the latest, freshest and most fash.
ionable goods ever brought to Dallas.
MRS. Il. CHESTNUT,
Elm street, next door to Oram's jewelry
store.
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One of the incest presents to your wife is
APPLETON or buggy. 1t don't cost much
and Orr will sell them low-724 Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-19

Don't accept any substitute in place of
Psrker's Ginger Tonic, which is superior
strength restorer.
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FARM AND STOCK Rancho.
See advertisement in real estate column,
page fourth.
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Loeb & Freiberg,
GROCERS,

We have now on hand and are constantly
receiving by express tho pure New York Cream
Cheese Creamery Butter, Smoked Tongues.
Marlnirie, Holland Herrings, sardell's Russian
1ardines, Anchovies. etc. In order to reduce oui
large stock Of Canned Goods before fresh fruits
and vegetables will be in the market, we have
determined to put down the price, So be sure
and price at our store before purchasing else
where. LOEB n FREIBERa.
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Tan TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE 20
OF LONDON,

OF LONDON,
This company Is prepared 10 loan money
Nt reasonable rates Of interest At from one
70 hve years time, secured by Iced Of trust
On improved lands and city property. II
viii also negotiate county, municipal,
railroad aud other bon and purchase
vendors lien notes.
Q. X. WxLLxsLEY,
General Manager, Office COS Main street,
Dallas. Texas.
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CLOTHING FOR MEN.

THERE WAS TINE when In buying clothing tho man had fit the
Not al
selected wooden the
the
We
o kecanbeb Oughtels " '
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a Fair Te>l-ElOrilla Ahead.

Mr. j. ID. Pepper, residing near Bradiordvilc
in Leon county, has this season made a fair ties,
AS to the merits Of Irish potato sccd-Northcrn
and Florida raised seed. On the same day he
planted both side by side, in the same manner
using The same fertilizer, cultivating and caring
for both in all respect alike.
One day last week he dug short row of each
with the following result: Northern sced-onc
peck primes, three pccks seconds, and two of
culls. Florida sced-two pccks primes, three
seconds, and one of culs While the yield from
both Is the same, the potatoes produced from
Florida seed are far superior in quality. This is
indeed good showing in favor of Florida raised
produced from Florida seed have been fully
equal in all respects To those grown here from
Northern seed. In Mr.. Peppers experiment the
only difference is in favor Of home raised seed,
the yield Of primes being double with half the
number of cus, and the same quantity of sec
Onds.
Last August Mr. Pepper planted whole culls
from his early crop of last year Thi, spring he
cut and planted potatoes from his fall crop, with
the gratifying result mentioned above
MI Solomon Stills, in the Miccosuke neigh
borhood, has also made good crop of fine DO
taocs from Florida seed.
Conclusive evidence of the pracicabilitv of
Middle Florida truckers growing their own seed
potatoes is steadily accommodating, and many
more OF them have already decided to expert
ment with Florida seed another season
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Last Friday afternoon Captain w. |. Vason's
thoroughbred jersey hcilcM = Florida" was
killed by lightning. She WAS in the COW lot,
about fifty rds from The dwelling Her fine
young calf one week old, was standing by her
Side, but escaped without injury. This cow was
SAID To be OF the finest in The State, and the
Captain had more than once refused TO take 300
for her. When only nine months old, and still
taking milk from her mother, she gave milk
daily. Fortunately there was another cow on
the place with young calf, and she readily took
the mothcrlcss creature with her own, and the
Captain hopes 10 raise his fine calf.
A colored woman, drawing water at the well
some fifty yards distant from the COW, was struck
scnsclcss but soon recovered.
The Captain was considerably shaken up by
the shock, and large live oak posts and fences
were knocked into kndling wood. The current
passed down fhc valley 10 the cast, leaving q
blue smoke in lis wake for half q mile
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plete the fund for handsome monument to be
erected at Quincy, TO the memory of Gadsden
county's gallant Confederate soldiers. Mrs. r.
T. Gibbes. as President of the Ladies' Mona
mental Association Of Quincy, has labored long
and zealously for the contamination of this de-
sirable object, and she and her faithful associates
in this labor of love deserve much crcdi, for their
earnest and untiring efforts in this worthy and
commendable cause.
The management-bOth on the stage and in
the hall-was admirable throughout There
was no moving of chairs in The hail. the large au-
dience was comfortably seated without confusion
good order prevailed at all times, and, upon The
whole, this was the most satisfactorily managed
theatrical entertainment we ever attended in
Tallahassee. The absence OF confusion and un-
necessary boisterousness-mostg generally occur
ring at an inopportunc moment-afforlls addi-
tional interest to an apprcciable performance,
and we are confident that The audience at Gallc's
Hall last Tuesday evening feel grateful To those
who were instrumental in preventing untimey
annoyances on that entertaining and ENJOYABLE
occasion
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leon County Buffer.

Some idea Oi the amount of butter made i'll
Leon county may be obtained from the TACT that
a single finn III Tallahassee, McssrS. Coles u
Beard, DUNG HE twelve months ending May
81 1888 bought and sold 964 pounds This
amount only includes their weekly receipts from
dairymcn vino supply them regularly, and with
whom they keep regular book accounts. They
buy large quantities of butter, for which they
give goods in exchange No account is kept OF
the number oil pounds of butter received in this
way, hui they estimate that the quantity thus
purchased will amonnt To onc-fourth rs much as
is received from darymen. Assuming that their
estimate is correct, they have bought and
sold, during the past year, an average OF 5lo
pounds o butler per month, or an aggregate OF
6,205 pounds. This butter was all sold at 30
cents per pound, making $1SGl50 worth hand
led by them in twelve months. This is the
amount of butter handled by single house in
Tallahassee, where u dozen or more merchants
deal in the article Messrs. Coles & Beard, In
addition TO supplying their local customers,
make weekly shipments of Leon county butter to
regular customers at ThOmasvlle, Ga, and Mon
ticello, jacksonville, Fernandina and Palatka in
this State They inform US that they have been
compelled 10 make arrangements Tor larger
weekly supply in order to meet the increasing
demand for Leon couniy's excellent butter in
the markets to which they now ship.
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There are some liberal minded chick en-
'hi*ls IN this community. About two weeks
az" party of thieves visited the pr emises of Mr.
H. A. Wilkes, and stole all his fowls except two
ducks few days thereafter he purchased
dozen chickens and housed them. Thieves
made another requsition on his poultry, and
generously left him pair of chickens
Major Sidney Herbert, writing to the Saw
annah Meas, says: Unless the truck farmers
any 'ruit growers arc more united and watchful
OF their interests, hundreds of them will uui, the
business in disgust within two years. Mark nv
prediction. There must be hearty cooperation
anu Judlcious protection" The FLoRIDIAN has
repeatedly called the attention of truckmen to
10 Inc importance ofhcarty cooperation, insisting
una such course was necessary To the protec-
tion OF their interests
Col. r. b. Papy, General Freight Agent of
'h' Florida Transit and pcninsular Railroad in
a private letter to Mr.. {. G. Pcarcc, saws that
during the month of May there were l16.412
rfrics OF vegetables transported over his road
The shipments for April were D 900, making
t".Al ct III, i12 crates Tor The two months. He
ADDS: Next Season The business will he inn
m"nSc. know ii gentleman who will nut in
'oo acres One man on the line of our road has
To- acres IN tomatoes alone. His receipts from
st'awbcrits This season were $4,000"
MIR. W. a. Nolan, blacksmith and wheel
wight, "f Tallahassee, says that Florida hickory
l. hyperion /" any other he ever handled Many
ol hiS tool handles made of it have been in use
i"r years one of them having done regular ser
wee At the anvil for over seven Years Ii isa
ply 10 waste The wealth OF our forests, To destroy
Il, fire This hickory 1t a rifle per cord for fuel.
y titcWood, an acre of ii returns few dollars
AMI ii is gone forever manufactured, it will
h:;n@ hundreds ot dollars, perhaps thousand
Il 1T is lUng useful.
or course we ddni expect Don Mcleod to
a. knowledge HE corn for HE simple reason
';-It he haS no corn IN his pei patch His in
/. }i>iYc system Of plnnng entirely cut off his
SpplY "t roasting ears Tor The present season.
Don can stand il, hrcauSc he is the gamer of
valuable experience; but The total failure of the
Cop i 4 heavy blow 10 his dcvil,' who antci-
l,;tcd Teasing on loaslilS ears all GUNNER He
+. mohstratcd With Don. hat Don PERSISTED in
EhllIng uil The >huoi~ alice >lmcc Don set out
t. cultivate and pune HAT corn according TO his
own pei Theory, and H. did IT, Result A
Lac crop OF stalk and fodder, bat nary roasting
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Improving Stock.

Messrs ID. w. Gwynn, G. c. Pearcc, W. w.
Woodward, J. w. Coles and others have formed
club for the purpose Of buying fine Jersey
calf, from famous cow. The Southern WORTH
says OF this Calls mother:
"Tcnella, the Jersey COW belonging to j. b.
Wade, Of Dekalb county, Georgia, will become
historical. Her remarkable butter record has
excited so much interest that gentleman came
from Boston here and offered 81, 600 for her,
which was refused. She would bring at auction
from $1,000 to $4,000; but Mr.. Wade would
not take that Tenclla has the best butter rec
ord OF her age in the world, having twenty-five
pounds and three ounces of butter in one week,
when four years old The best butter record of
any age was made by the Jersey Belle of Scitu-
ate, which was twenty-five pounds and two
ounces.
Anumbcr of gentlemen in Leon county already
own fine, bloodcd stock-horscs cattle and hogs
Others are constantly investing in the best
grades of stock, and we suggest that the next
best thing for them TO do in this connection is to
organize county stock-brceders association.
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MT~. &irMmdy Says

That the public will he pleased to learn thai
the County Commissioners have determined to
put winding steps in the tower of the new court
house.
That it is rumored that a company of Tala-
hassee amateurs will soon appear IN Galics Hall
with something very entertaining There are a
number of talented local artists in Tallahassee,
and when they come before the public they are
always literally patronizcd
That lady of the Capital City, who has long
enjoyed reputation as an experienced and sue
cessul gardener, this season "pruned her corn
according to Don McLeod's pet theory pull
ing off the Shoots" thinking they were suck
ers"
That as good order was maintained at Galie' ;
Hall last Tuesday evening, She rises TO inquire
why order is not preserved at all entertainments
there. If good order is kept on one occasion, it
can and should he enforced on all occasons
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Encouraging News.

a gentleman from Wisconsin, who was in Tai.
iallassec last week, and who has purchased
property here, says there is colony of filly fam
lies IN his State preparing to come To Leon
county next fall. This is the best news we have
heard in a long time. They are Just the class of
people we need in Leon county. Every enter
prslng settler from the North OF West is IA de-
srablc and valuable acquisition We want them
10 conceive invite them to come and settle in
our charming hill country. Here they will find
cordial welcome, intelligent, atTi.Llc and cour-
tcous people, good society, ample church and
school facilities, a genial and healthy climate, "A
beautiful mdulatng county, Astounding in
charming landscapes, intcrsper>cd with numcl-
Gus magnificent lakes, travcrscd by clear running
stream>-all combining 10 make this section pc
cullarly picturesque and attractive Lands are
comparatively cheap here We have clay sub
S"l, the lands are fertile and admirably ADAPTED
to agricultural pursuits, fruit and vegetable cul-
turc, stock and dairy farming sheep husl,andry,
&c This hill country possesses many atvanta-
yes specially inviting to frugal and industrious
immigrants. Here they can soon make com
portable and pleasant homes, the lands are slls
ccplblc of Il high state OF cultivation, and they
can make good crops in less time, and with less
Labor and expense than in any other portion of
the continent. Come, and thrice welcome
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This institution closed on The Both ult. Writ
ten examinations of advanced students were held
during the last week. In the Primary Depart
ment, Miss Margaret Brown teacher: Second
Primary, Mrs. Alice Walker teacher; Intelmc
dltc, Department, Mrs. Iluntrcss teacher: and
Secondary Department, Miss NJ L. G. Day
teacher, oral examinations were held on The
closing day
The pupils in the higher grade passing crcdi
bic examination and entitled to admission in the
Normal Department are Solomon Stewart, Mary
Ramsey, Mary AGREE Caroline Hunter, Chris
tina Thurston, Lavina Wright and John Doug
lass.
The past term has been Il very successful and
profitable Spnc for the pupils, and the Principal,
Rev. j. K Ballard, and all of his assistants, have
gwen general satisfaction to the patrons of the
school and the Board of Education
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Remaining in the postoiiice at Tallahassee, Leon
county, Florida, June 8, 1888:
Augwritt, Lucinda Adam. Harden, Atkinson, Katie :;
Brittle W. W.; Banks G. W.: Ball. Fannie E BeddclI
G. w; Brooks, Jennie Bland, Francis Burnett Jose
phne; Bagncy, n B.; Borrow, Ava Bnrgs Martha: But
as Bo1n Bsdey cn Saneh Bean
Burness, Annie; Burney Diuah; Ball, Chrisnna Ben,
Lefty Waters; Barrow, j. Brooks, William; Blocker
Coleman Amanda: Clark. Ternal Council, B. A.; Cope
land Gi;bs,t; Campbell Fannie; Coann Louis; Cromar
louisa Caroay, W. c.; Florida Mutual Fire Insurance
Dixon, Bytha; Davis, James; Dudley Crazy; Decour-
sey, Martha A.;
svins. Bsiisr Edwards, Ned Edgsman Frank. 49,
re N. j.; Terrell, Jane; FriDei, G. L.; Forbs Mary
Giles, Emmer; Guidenhadeu, William; Ga,dncr, Man
gan; Gardner, James; Gibbons, James; Grant, Jally
Hawkins, Louisa; Hicks silvia; Howell Daniel Hea.
ac msss Hon e. anday Bn McSc
Dan; Howard, Hannah Hollands, Lucinda; Hargro;
Hartsheld, Moses.
Jones, n. b. Jackson, Florina; Johnson Georgia;
Jefferson Henry Johnson Ned; Jackson Moriies; Jones
Dennis Jackson, Calvin: Jachde Adj Lane, L. c.; Lee,
Captain
Lawrence; "; p; La Fe, M,,, RE R..,, .. ,,D.
Georgian; Mccormack, James; Mayes Thomas; Martin,
Susan; Man, Clora; McClewen, William.
Pickett, Henrietta; Parker j. M; Parker, j. N; Pow
ellis, c. Gil Punger, Nannie Perkins, J. W.; Pitt, Henry;
Prar, Nadia.
Rass. Julia; Richardson, ]. H.; Raymon. Mary; Rob
bins, W. c.; Roberts, Ned; Roberts, SAM; Robinson,
Dron; Rutland, j. r. Reed, Manda; Rmes, Pane; Robi-
con. Edmon Randall Eliza; Raborn, Amanda; Randolph
Ann.
smith, Robert; Shepherd, Granyille Seaser, E. A.:
Sanders Minnie; Simmons, Laura Smith, Richard; Scott,
Sarah; Smith. Than; Smith, r. f. Shad. A. o.; Smith,
Smith Chelsie Smith, c. R.. Str.pln Joe; Smith, Ber-
die; Stills & Bro, w. F.
Turner Julia Thigpen Jane; Tiillison, Robt Turner,
M f.; Tucker, Hon. j. Woford; Thomas, Eliza; Thomas,
Mary M; Thompson, Hannah; Taylor, A M; thompson
Josephine.
Ures White. On
Wiams, TildA; Wight Ally; Wright, Henrietta; Viii
am. Fannie WS%s Mary Jane; w MraS S sSs
Wootten Molie; Weller. W j. Williams, Robt Wright
bessie; Wilcox T. Al Willis, Bell; White, Lamrei.
Yokley, John.
Persons calling for any OF the above letters
will please state that they are advertised and
give date. w. q. STEWART, Postmaster.
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Exercises Of Yves.
leyan Female TmstItwte.

Staunton, Virginia, will occur, d. ", as fol-
lows: Friday, June 22d. 8 p M.-Final Exercises
OF the Lee Il Jackson Literary Society.
Saturday, June 23d-Public Exhibition of Art
Department at institute
Sunday, June oath, II A. Manual Com
mencement Sermon
Sunday, June Gath, p M.-Sermon before
Young Ladies' Christian Association.
Monday, June 25th, 8 p M-Fnal Soirce,
instrumental and Vocal Music, conducted by
Prof E. Louis Ide and Miss Lizzie J. Daniel
Tuesday, June Goth, 8 P. M Closing Com
mencement Exercises, Awarding Distinctions
and Medals, and Comforting School and Full
Diplomas and Degrees.
The exercises of the 23d occur in College
Chapel, all others in Opera Hall
VIM. A HARRIS, President
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The HIurat Place Sold.

This tract contains 357 acres, lies about mile
and half west OF Tallahassee and was last
week bought by Mr.. f. L. Thompson of Wis
c"nSn Some years after the death lin 1870 of
Charles Louis Napoleon Achile Mural, eldest
son OF King Joachim, OF Naples, his widow, the
Princes MusAt, purchased the place from Major
Richard Hayward, and resided there until her
death, in 1867. Governor BloNham was the
next owner, and resided there five years In
1870 he sold it to Mrs. NJ. ID. Papy, from whom
Mr.. Thompson purchased through the real estate
agency o Bernard Il Lee.
There is dwelling on the. place, and Mr.
Thompson will bring his family out next Sep
tent er and make his home there.
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In the Circuit Court of the Second Judicial Cir
cut-of Florida, in and for Leon County.
ERAsTUs W. CLARK as. GEORGE X. CLARK, LAURA g.
CLARK and SoPHRoNA X. WARNER, and her Hus-
band, CHARLES WARNER.-Pcttion for Partition
of part City Lot IA, Tallahassee and Lots o. 10,
IL, r. and parts of Lots 30 and 81, Monticello Flal
TT BEING MADE TO APPEAR TO ME- BY
the sworn petition filed in the above entitled
cause that the defendants reside out of the jursdic
ton of this court, tO-wit in the State of Connec-
tcut, upon motion of petitioners attorney, is
ordered, That the abovc-named George r. Clark
Laura q. Clark, Sophrona X. Warner, and her hus
band, Charles Warner, and each of them do appear
in this court, and make answer to the petition here
in filed on or before the first Monday in September
next, or the said petition will be taken confessed
against them; Iiorided, That publication of this
order be made weekly, for six consecutive weeks
in Thu Ftoridian, II wspaper published at Talla
hassee, in this Circuit, before the said first day of
September
Done and ordered this the 9Th day of June, A. D.
1883. ID. s WALKER, Judge.
JOHN A. HENDERSON, Attorney for Petitioner
June T., 1SS3-6w
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Valuable lot for sale. Apply TO
w. II. WILSON
TALLAHASSEE, May %, 'S3-1m
LOUISVILLE, INDIANA, No

AIUNsV lille, INDIANA, NOV ), 1851.
DR. b. J. KENDALL. & Co-Gcnis Il have
your valuable treatise on the Horse and his
Diseases and your Kcndall's SPAWN Cure My
horses had the cpizootic, one OF them could not
swallow for two days l applied the SPAWN
Cure twice to her throat, and it gave almost in-
slant rcliei. think could sell 900 OF your
books. Please give prices to agents.
Yours truly, PETER BOWEN.