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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-03-15
HOME, FARM AND GARDEN.

Massachusetts farmers pay over
$500, 600 per year for Paris green to kill
the potato bugs on their 46, 900 farms.
Give the fowls an occasional feed of
boiled orraw chopped carrots. Cooked
carrots mixed with corn or barley-meal
are most excellent for fattening fowls
for market--N. Y. Herald. =
Enough labor and money are every
ten years expended upon the ordinary
mud-roads of this country to make good
graveled highways of all; yet they are
no better than when the work began
ChieGqo Iribatse. =
Milk Bread: The preparation for
milk bread is quite different to that of
other bread; it is not kneaded, and, in
deed, is as little in the hands as posi-
ble. To make it: Boil and cool one
pint of milk, add to this one tablespoon
full of butter OF drippings, one teaspoon
full of salt, one tablespoonful of sugar,
one-half a cup OF potato yeast, five Or
six cups of -four: mix with knife with
out kneading; rise and shape into loaves.
rise again in the pans, and bake forty
minutes. Boston Post. iA .t45&
"A good wash for the fruit trees is
made by adding two quarts of soft wa
ter to one gallon OF common soft soap.
Place these in a vessel over the fire,
and when warm the soap and water are
readily combined by stirring, and
should be applied in the same manner as
the whale oil application. The best re-
suits are obtained by washing the tree
about three times during the season, APP
plying the first in March or April, the
second in June and the last in August.
The insects and moss will be ehectually
removed, leaving the bark in fine,
hea thy condition. Western Farmer.
"A ccessful grower of ouinces says
he attributes all his success in the bust
ness to the accident that most of his
trees were set in low, mucky ground.
and with such shelter that their own
fallen leaves and those of an ad dining
apple orchard made a good annual
mul h. He says it is not the trunk and
branches of the ounce that are tender,
but the roots trees being almost invari
ably killed in exposed situat ons wher-
ever frost penetrates deeply. He
mulches wei with autumn leaves and
we'll rotted stable manure, saying the
better the manure within reasonable
limits) the tarer and larger the fruit.
He also believes a vigorous growth pre-
vents to some extent the twig blightan
red pest. philadelphia Record.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-03-15
A Round Million.

The Binghamton IN. W News is re-
spOnsible for the statement that a new
electric machine has been inven ed and
patented by young man named FL
mer Sperry, resident of Cortland,
which is thought by good judges to
meet the requr ments OF the times to
such degree that he has secured the
sum of S1,0O0,OOO for his share in it
|, from interested parties in Chicago.
While at work upon it bringing it to
perfection his pecuniary necessities
Obliged him to seek aid from couple
of Cortland well-known capitalists,
but in this he failed. Not to be discour-
aged and with the undaunted pluck of
an ;inventor, he subsequently sec red
the desired aid of the Cortland Wagon
Company, a member of which RIM fur
nished him with the necessary means to
90 on with his invention until he
brought it to that degree of per ection
that he could privately exhibit it and
apply for patent Shortly therea ter
the inventor. took his electro ma hine
to Syracuse, and put into the hands of
some parties 20 test and examine it.
I They were SO well satisfied with its
workings that they offered him $780,
s0GOtor his right therein. He left the
J machine with these parties for SOME
time for their test and examination.
which eveptuated in the 0ser above
named,. bit which was not accepted.
The new electric machine is said to be
simple, and unlike anything else yet
brought forth in this direction, and it is
thought it may supersede, or at least
prove, a very powerful and. effective
rival to all the other electric machines
I thus lar N use. The inventor BEGAN
: work u .on it when he was but twenty
years of age, and, being now in his
twenty third yeusche ihas 'broueAt his
work ossuch a state Of completion in
three shprtyearsithst parties IN Chica-
go.stow honp he has shown it.aand who
at once became interested in it, have
; offered 81. eco, 600 for the pstent, which
hts been accepted The Young imam.
bdve are told, is an orphaM and poor;
butte his Tfortmei and name are Z now
smallea on all Of HIGH We heartily con-
Gratnlats himosol ssr<tse u aalyss
sciarsd eds nogf bsgoms1 JEiqmoIa ers.
.aUibitsd
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-03-15
lnvalids who, are

lnvalids who, are
recovering vital sta.
nina, declare in
Sratcful terms their
appreciation of the
merits, as a tonic, OF
Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Not only
does 1T impart
strength to the weak.
but it, also corrccts
an irregular acid
state Of the stomach,
makes the bowels
act as proper inter
walls. gives case to
those who suheYfrom
rheumatic and kid
ncy troubles, and
cOnquers ~ well az
prevents fever and
ague. Forsale by all
Druggists and Deal.
ers generally.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-03-15
Voluntary Tributes Of Gratitude for Bene-
fits Received

Voluntary Tributes Of Gratitude for Bene-
fits Received
DEAR sm-Please allow me the privilege Of giving my
testimony regarding the wonderful curative properties
of your Invaluable medicine, Hunts Remedy. During
the past SIX seven years have been great sufferer
from kidney disease and during great part OF the
time my suerings have been intense TO be indie
scribable Only those who have suffered BY this dread
disease know OF the awful backache and pains Of all
kinds, accompanied by great weakness and nervous
prOstraton. loss of force and ambition which nvari
ably attend it. had all these troubles intensified and
in sue bad condition that could not get up out
of my chair except by putting my hands my knees
and almost rolling out before could straghten up. /
tried the best doctors, and many kinds of medicine,
but all failed to help me. and experimental long
endeavoring to get cured that last spring was in very
poor shape, and in seeking for relief attention
directed by friend the remarkable of kidney
diseases. ETC.. which were being accomplished by
Hunts Remedy. was induced to try it, and began to
take 1t. and very Numbered up 1t my
severe backache and the intense pains had suffered
SO long speedily disappeared. Notwithstanding l had
been bothered with this complaint so many years.
When began to take Hunts Remedy 1 consid-
eraby run down In my general health and suffered also
from loss of appetite. Ever since have been taking
the Remedy. howev er my Improvement has been most
marked my former complaints, aches. pains, ETC.,
have disappeared, and now feel like my former self,
hale. hearty and sound in health shall always keep
Hunts Remedy with me. and would most earnestly
recommend all those who sufferers from kidney OF
fver diseases diseases of the bladder urinary
organs. to use Hunts Remedy. and take other.
Yours very truly, HENRY H. SHELDON,
No $50 Westminster ST., Providence r. I.
elm the lexicon of youth etc. there is no such word
tory Of Hunts Remedy 1t knows no such word
FAIL
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-03-15

In the lexicon of youth etc. there is no such word
as Fail" That lexicon" is found in the labora-
tory Of Hunts Remedy. 1t knows no such word as
Fail.
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T.. Ill.
improved iron lnyiuOratOr.

The most perfect and satisfactory com
binhliun known to the profession 10
which iron is COmbinCd and 80 compeN
!, Tie success OF tins preparation, thaI W.
destined to become, without DOUBT N
most popular OF all the iron TONES AON
In USE. And Ne hesitate not 10 tell you
that this medicine is no secret n0'lTlIl y
chcHply COTTON up compound, but Ilu!i
genuine constitutional remedy, pOs'esr
ing those Alternative powers 80 nect''a!
TO rrcupcrate aud inyi2ulale me nuI -s.
system when broken down by lbat leal.-I
disease commonly called, anu U S'.,
known a. dy spvpSla and indigestion, hy-
which nlnc.tunths OF all our Ills hEst oir'
mate, because When the digestion ~,
paired from want of the maj ural shl. w.
is 80 important in the digestive econVLi
OF man, then II is that his VIPER III ~ .,
many types, usually called dlseases'sIie"D'.
las'itude ana sour stomach, Wahelun M
mental exhaustion, Impaired NlI,I'l . W."
general prOstratiun OF the whole sysN,,
liver complaint, followed 10y nlgh' sN. a,+.
and all diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER, ~
SEYs aud BLADDER, that produces Wv.
fearful aches known as rheulhatsui' lcs
ralgla, backache anu nervous anu , ani
headache. And all cOusuMplNy' q, a
weak females, who are in searcI , =.
good tonic to build up their coIlsutSu mi
cannot find, We honestly believe O0 INA
ora more certain remedy ON e'u'n, 4,
bottle is sufficient to prove TO tsge0
wonderful medicinal properties Il AK All
regularly according 10 directions, yvr,
your druggist Tor IMPROVED IRON i o,bs,
ORATOR, and be sure 10 take nv IN
Price ) per bottle. Prepared "'N' "
Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas
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4 NEW BUSINESS
= New Enterprise at Interest
10 the Public.

,,ou, Iuu,r.aa ,st1I bn rprupJ IA.
~ uV" H., ,i,, N,.,ar L,uIiI't .,rn,r
ma o,,J AI.,in atrs.t "ysr f..w,,a.s
ANN "bi,h ,yI,iie a nriyo,e autnrnriss
~ ana ,yI,cI, IN nr"bibis re.nIts IL m
co,,s,dor,Li. ,nLir ,,nr,,t.,,c. ia com.
,rni Toy,g as,,o.inIly tVnnll,ij. T., Tho
It,rnl,,,,, I.,,.I liz. -,.cl AMI I.,,r.
inc, rn,nrurt a .tocl, ussnriat,nu with n
ra.,,tni rf sIuOOOO and chartered
u,,Ior ib. Lrws Of In. n .tr nm
mIv' rtis,mrr,t nf which aptrars this
mnrninr IN Hir Third nnJo Fla .iycr.
,i.cmenf it.c.t. st. out lie acnrc ami mn
tur,. of the business. aud then mrsu tlp
ntiiccr. who are gcntIucn well known to
flr mr.lncs- pubic. are sufficient gtalan-
tee that as q private business, q wit be
rushed and ably managed 20 mat parties
who have j md to >,ll or other hu-iuc.s
in the lire OF this new company, 10 EN-
trust to thcin. mny depend on nc me- st
rllir,ent ~crvcc-. Col Il u.
Buuhan, the pr sdrnt. IA %
wiue awake, thorough. cnrr-
gctic aud lushlng business man, well
known IN TINS section al be- country, oH
well ~ III lcnnrsHee' kentucky, Aln-
hama and other states, IN stv raj of
Witch he ~ largo property owner.
Thoroughly oonver~nt with laud and
lahd matters ana wIth lve stock beng
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The Great Southern Remedy. y

"Brulo~ ,hill ture," which Is VS.,
rauLed tor the cure OF chllls and fever,
is positive anridOtc tor malaria, sni
has no RIVAL ~ q tonic for building %
an rIuacIatcu system from such eli.
matic causes, aud to those who so
necessarily exposed to miasmatiC lil.
euccs, and are attended with the fol,
lowing symptoms, such a. loss OF Ape.
Cltc, aching of the back and Joints. ie-
ycri9hness, severe headache, iniisposi.
non to get about. low spirits, sleep,e:A.
ucsS, chilly sensations. and eventually
not, burning fever, which may finally
terminate in bilious, remittcnt OF b.
tcrmttirut lever, We would suggest lbs
you keep supply on hand all ii
dime ami take dose three times daily
No other mcdlCjHt is necessary, as 1t q
very concentrated and powerful in ID
effects IN removing the poisonous er
mcut- from the blood, and no one CAL
appreciate this warning better than ths
farmer, who is more or less exposed
10 those atmospheric puisuus, especially
IN the tall season, when gathering tbei
crops in the midday sun, cool nigbn
and heavy dews OF morning then ii Il
those malignant tevers are most preys'
lent. and TO Them We would recommend
to take q dose of "Brazo- Chill Cure
every morning on rising, il they would
avoid the danger oil much suffering, 70
say nothing OF the time and expens
saved in the end. No strychC!-e o.
arsenic. The physicians prescribe aud
recommend it. ASH your druggist To-
it and take no other. Price 81 per y.
tic. Prepared only by
TuCKLE & WILLS,
Waco, lcX2
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-03-11

Something About the "rerry
War"EhIs Week

A last we are 10 have it. Manager
Gar aud, after months OF cores Ondeuce
ana by di OF Il rd work, has secured
Tor the citizen- OF w co and vicinity the
largest and most expensive organ zatiOn
extant Col. J. II. Havetlys opera com
pany, numbering about forty people,
bringing their own orchestra cOmpletc,a
feature noticeably lacking in many com.
panies that have visited us. The com
pany APPEAR Mt the opera house next
Wednesday aud Thursday nights, pre-
senting the latest musical masterwOrk
Of the famous "Waltz-kiug,' Johann
Strauss. entitled "Merry War" This is
the charming opera which created the
cruze III New York, where 1t held the
stage Tor five months being the longest
run ever credited to an OHcra. II has
been pronounced the most brilliant
and sparkling musical production
Of the day, and to be
full OF bright and spirited
passages, replete with that fascinating
liyelincss which marks Strauss music
IS a rule. When one recalls the be
wltchlng strains u the ey r-populnl
Blue Danube and Thousand aud one
nights waltzes by Strauss, we can get
faint idea Of the music treat IN store
for MS Col. j. II. Havery IS uudoubt-
eddy the greatest amusement manager
in America, if not in the wUrl and any
attraction with his name attached 10 IL
sure Of drawing large audie ces from
the elite AMI culture since he has ever
kept faith with the public aud been con.
nectei with the very best enterprises,
Consequently his name 10 him ~ Il
'MIascotte,' and our music-luylug people
aud theatre.Roe generally will welcome
.lis announcement Of hs gre test at
traction The sale 81 seats will open
o m r oS uJrfin ing aud we predict there
vii ne some ilvely scramhlin1 fur best
4autg
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No Nnn.Nnsn

The advertisements OF Selling on"
AT certain periods Of the year are not
always to he depended ON, but there Ia
no nonsense IN the notice hat Mr. Il.
". Hilhs,coruer Fifth and Austin streets
is closing bust css and sc ling at cost or
below cost, to wind mp his Affairs aud
etlre from merchUulile business as
quickly as possible Mr. Hills has been
one the most successful men who
have ever tried merchandising m Waco,
having in remarkably short time built
mp a magnificent grocery business The
reasons fr his re iriug in the very
height of success are purely private
reasons well known to the writer lie Is
selling out in earnest, and those who are
fond OF making pooh bargains cannot fail
TO secure them at Fifth and Austin streets
staple and fancy groceries OF all kinds are
being sold out cheap. and two car loads OF
fresh new goods, ordered before the pur-
pose 10 retire had been formed, are also
being sold out AT positive cost. The store
was throngod all day on SATURDAY. and
I'LL late In the night by prudent people
with ready cash. taking advantage of the
great bargains in sugar i, a., cotiees, - aimed
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D.. EoodnnM a %.

This is the unme Ut the manufacturer 8
ot that celebrated Golden Belt Flou ,
which has met with such popular fay T.
Ia Waco and all her towns where /
has ever been introduced. 1t is Il .
flour that combines all the requisite
quahti desired b. the most exactu :
pc son, being superior to all other
brands at the price. Unexcellcd uu-
fornity, backed 10y the broadcast gllur-
antcc that can be made, mud pronounce /
the gem of satiefac ION by all who have
ever tried it, Made from choice WI It, r
whea' by the ntest Improved machinery,
by thoroughly experienced millcrs.
Il ught for spot cash, aud is without a
riyl in Waco, for god goods for low
price. Sold only by
\. Joss TAYLOR n Bro.
Nos. I aud Piathrr Block.
tgt1N.
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The VnrncuCnso Again.

1t may be stated authoritativoly that
Narnell did not sue ecd in accomplish.
ing his most foul and dastardy purpose
on Miss Land IA tia recent assault Also,
that he had never met the youug lady
until the ui4ht Of the ball, It l. geucr.
ally conceded and understood TINT Var
nell is 81 II IN Hill county, and nas prob.
a ly made no effort to leave the country,
Certain parties Omit they have seen and
talked with him since the rateIul night
Are the Hill county officials aware that
the details OF Tia s. outrageous affair have
been telcgruphcd all over the United
States, and that the whole country IS
waiting to- Sc what the officials ARE go
ing to do? Nnrncll should have been
captured ere this time
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a FERMENTATION.
Nnj .Ipo. y. Herbert the zee
Cipient

!
The scene was Il lioper'., time. @ O'Clock
a't evening. II the drtn"tiH per,onae =
dozen mo'e bushes, men 81 Waco. the
cotton hl',,nT, inte.e-tr prrdolnl'ating.
MAJ. '"mh + lieIOelI rue suprflhten lent
o. we W eco cotton e",npr.s', 81 at IN"
+, 10 Vr ,.g 'iO'' ".' ' rug - w,
, "a. i ','''I, in
'bnIi'i i i1 ,,'i tI,,t crt las tloJ ui,t
crn.hcd irs .t,oi ronyrni.it tn ra.G
mans rghf hand. Wncn Mr. n. ii
Thomp On sro e. and In a neat speech cy.
planned Thar the curl,any there gathered
had assemble TO present Maj. Herbert a
testimonial OF the appreciation entertained
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Farmers, Farmers :. Earmers.:.

Why don't you kill those red ants nm
stop their destruction Unles you HAY e
made au estimate you have no ~ what
You are losing each year, besides their
continual annoyance. Tucker ~ Willis
will sell you guaranteed extermiuator
which will do the work without fail, and
the mode and manner Of application is so
simple and light that any one can use it.
Full printed directions on label. Re all
price p pint, 70 cents; per quart SljO;
ter gallon, So. One gallon will kill from
twenty five to thirty beds 1t is no hum
bug. FRY lt.-O3O9tc
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THE CITY.

Tho t..,,,r,ri.c. s,,,,l ,r,l, ,vil hoe.
, ,,.,tin,, ~ ,Iir.n ,,..I,rt tl,.. .v.pip,, At
tb.r,.,'icncc nt Mr.. : .Jnsrnb
~, ,,,-.,--
pays Il bequum lubltc 10 the memory vi
our late townsman, Mr. Geo Barnard
r.r,, An,
n'.,e[ Daug,pi, ~ 'i'c "U,rn nl lI',
1ss,u., I. ,",' i'i' ~ " 81" -. CIV cav u
me- ~ r''''A '',E '7.o"i >,'
''' "'0' "''- "'" ''o'''- ''' ''|' W. '"N
Jennie 81 cker, one ci the negroes in
dicted tor riot last tall. and who Nn- sur
rendered bv her bond, mcn n, the last
term Of the county court. has made bond
and been iclcns, u from custody.
Al, u,,.,..... ,-,.,
~ " nIl'll 'R't'"y Ht'","'N n"I-
CuA'tu E''"a''' J',N II'"l ~ W hh'
.oh' WHO ha7 W th III lne Guy lp' some
nun pa7t' laN'I.R nrIuHhI WIN mn,
h.II"ei VI '.lefc d" .,'I w., lnp i'"l INA
Nl N. W marc On : -loCh were aulpp'u yes
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Mr. C. w White, who has just returned
from Fort Worth, where he went to at
tend the Stockmen's asso iatiou meeting,
gives rs an account Of heavy transfer
OF stock cattle in W ich ho was interest
ed. lie 80 1900 head of cattle be-
longing to himself and Mr.. Steven, and
running ON the North Ccucho river, Tor
the magu fl emit sum Of S225,OOO. The
purchnsers wert Hon. l.. G.. Hcrsey, ex-
senator from Iowa, Jose Ii Daggott and
Couger Bros, all Of Iowa. These gen
tiemen intend forming syndicate with
half million dollars en- itul, AMI
engaging in the stock raising bushes, ia
this state. THIS is the second syndicate
pt tins sort TINT Mr.. " hte has been in
stutmentHl m inducing to iuye5tin Texas
cattle. The FIRST also has IL hali-milIun
of cupital.
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Tho Lending lumber men ofthis sect ON
ARE still at the front IN their line at all
their yarluus points, with the largest,
best selected and cheapest inc Of lum.
Der, shingles, doors, sash, blinds, etc, to
be- found anywhere. At Waco they carry
IL very heavy stock and do an extensive
jobbing trade in doors,sash, etc. Prices
e Inmates. aud any informal on will be
uhecrfully given by ca ling At their office
ur writing to them Orders 10y mail will
receive prompt aud cnrtful attention.
U1uglNWtf
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other articles all being sold at cost A
chr load of the finest Kansas flour, equal
10 Plants Extra, which was received two
days ago, was nearly all sold last night,
and large break had been made in a
half car load OF new sugar.house molas.
ses received at the same time. We re-.
peat, there il no nonsense about the nd
vertisement that II. W. Hills il selling
ont for good aud all, aud that his goods
are being put at such remarkably low
prices that those who go in to ask prices
stop 10 buy. It is a tact, and all those
who desire to buy hrst-clhsa goods at
tmri-class price. wi not fail to take u
hint kindly given and save money
lherehy
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------. - =H----
PRACTICAL CHEKOrODgsI
Twelve Years Experience.

have opened an Office at the Pacific
Shaving Parlor, under the Pacific Hotel.
Corns, hunions, in-growing toe nails
and all defects of the feet treated, Per
manrnt cure guaranteed or no pay. Call
at private residence by request Corns
extracted positively without pain, and
Immediate relief given.
PEor. l.. b. ASsoN, Chiropodist.
1DItN.
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WACO. March :, 1883. ON the lst instant
W. trans ferrrd our hardware business with
al IL. appurtenances to Mc.Srs. Horsfull
and ancrou. The business will be con
ducteI rs heretofore. the stock will lack
nothing rs regards quality and guam
thy and tpricos u, low a. at any strictly
ilrst class establishment in central Texas.
lhauking our old friends and customers
Tor their steady and liberal patronage and
soliciting u continuance of the same for
our SUCCESSORS, we remain,
IHp-. T.. ABEFI,
O3Oy2W ALFRED ARIEL
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CaSCara Cordial

one of the latest and most nlao,..
all liquid cathartics, This ELEGANT ''a MANI q
don Is made with scrupulo4s ral r''gs
lh i peSt anu mos, carefully selected NY
Tlal' Ii Is with the greatest plessn,. ~. y,
we recommend this very .upcrI"' =. =.
harmless remedy rs being the saiSg, y
surcst Laxative and calhuftic Tor Ses, ~
males and children. now In use ana .
habitual constipation aud indipg,ti'o'np :, =
cannot find. anything more speedy n, J"
tain. Ii is combined with aromsta."
such a manner that the bitterness nj -
cascara sa2rada is completely di,vnl,l1
Ask your druggist for it. and be ss r'V !.
take no other. Price 81 cents Der bo,i'
Prepared by tucker " willis, H.
Texas. "'%
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Observation-Disclosures

Muur, loaned in sums to suit ON din.
mouds, watches, jew lay, guns, rryol-
yers, pistols, clothing furniture and all
articles Of value. Also large line Of
uureleemed pledges for sale. Bust
ness strictly confidential; all private
communications can be addressed to T..
q, box i3i.
funouHG ~ DpNtNNu, Props,
South side square. blue front, sieu ut
thrtN .nIt hALlA nanhN