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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27
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loae's intercourse with the world.
The cannot, fail to feel that the
absence Of an intellectual expression
often mars the beauty, and readers
unattractive those who may have
naturally we'll formed faces aud!
symmetrical figures. Books, It is
true. Of themselves are not ob,rusive
Ito be had and enjoyed they must
be sought aud read, and If the reek'
ing:sad selection DO jndic'ous and
the reading systematic. The .resul'
will b. beneficial, will ins"ire
generous and leuder sentiments.
strengthen aud improve the uiud,
|gising to the coun,enauce a pla.i;'g
and charming expression and a
beauty - attractive az. il nnfadntg
1.-THE lady Who E jhd'ciou>!y
conversant with hooks will fmd."
says the writer before mentioned.
|"her countenu'ce Improving as hcs.
mind improves and her looks enro9 .
led as her heart is e'eyarc;',' aud
they. who select and read pure and
elevatiDg books raj rest assured. tn It
their frisad<tip@Fpl become more
Interesting and their attracsivenss
greatly increased. PHYSICAL beauty
10 desirabie and 80 often sud
generally sought to be improved by
paints. cosmetics and other tostrams,
is and, ever. must pc inferior to
mental ; but, when the two are
combined ina lady. Of sense. they
render her conversation exceeding.
" interesting and her personal
charms captivating. II moi" INDEED,
irresistible.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27
COUNCIL.

The Town Council u<t this ]ay
at Cour, House. in special meeting
called by the Mayor. were pr..ru,
Jos I...hadie, Mayor. and Mvs,rs
Brou.-a'd. Wise aud B1u'Y"v alder
men.
The Msyor having stated the,
<he object Of ,ths nre'ing way to take
action On the application 0: Nessrs
Jss G Hcard asd Roht F Hogsest,
for p.rmis.i"m to erect. operate aod
maintain li"es 81 ,else'u,,h, upon. .
single line .uG: polls il this town !; and
hid their application, !" writing 10
,Ia, .E.rf.
New iberia. Ia, Dec. ~, 1854.
T".'hr Honorable til. Mayor and
Members VI the Board Of Alder.
men 81 the town Of AbhcviIle, La.
Gtn,'vmen - The undersigned
respectfully solicit permission from
ry.,n TO erect. orcrste and maintain
lines If telegraph upon q single line
OF pi''.- along aud over -- street
Of the town 1T Abbeyille, and bind
themselves to erect esid telegraph
poles in such .uquper and in asch
places % to offer IT, last sposeihl.
obstruction Fl 1nhscsan. Of the
streets Of sai1i tnwA, 49,. !
'''' 81 -. jas G..uEM
-. KoBr. F. HcGsIrr. !.
On meiion Of Ri. 'Eroo4sard:
Received that the right Vt way
b. aid the -anic'f.:, hereby, granted
to JAS '0'.Neatd !. n.d Kobt F
Hag-"'', an and along any street
a: ~ Y'tA wi,hin the rporsted
Limits II lhe 'tJxn Of Abbsville for
tl,e pdrpo.e u utabiishing a branch
telegraphic Office in said toEn ; and
u cree. tn NECESSARY poles. aud
operate . singl. line Of Telegraph
along mad over smell street a..
streets ; provided, they shall r+,sh.
t,sh' said hue aid erect said poles. no
% to offer the least possible oi'.trvc.
ton IL ting. Drainage and to The free
use Of said streets BY the public.
J. ). ABADIE. W. B. WHITE.
Mayor. Secty.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Christrhas Tree at. the Methods,
Church last Thursday, merry and
cheerful was the gathering, in the
cause Of religion. The pen
rsive brow Of the aged, the nsrsine
look Of mothers, the gay and musical
chorus Of the urchins' voices, all in
holy unison proclaimed. the glories
and bounties Of the one Redeemer.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

"A Young lady ef sxIsassdinar,
capacity addrssssd he following
letter 10 her sossis "Des,
Kuz.sa.-Ths vethsr whsr we !.
'sis kold and I spppcse wbsr you j.
It 10 holder.
We 10 Ill welt aod nother's
got the bic Terrix, brother Tom
has got the Hspia Csagh. and
sister sssia hes got . bsbss,
and hope there few lines will '6nd
you The sane Rite saps Your
sphfeet;onsts Kusses."
SAL" ssld lispise Bill III
you. don't love me, thay tho !:
an il you love me, and don,
like. to thsy tho, squee.h my
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

The Exposition has so far been g
success far beyond the most ssnguine
expectations. The opening especial,
ly and setting in motion the huge
machine Of the main building, by
means of the electric wire communi
eating with the White House, was
truly grand.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27
from Hon. e. j. Cav
ST. LOUIS PLANTATION, :
December is. 1884.


December Is, .IBe4.}
Mr.. Edito1-Applications come tc
me from various. portions Of the
Third Congressional pi4t1jss for 10
aoence ia securing appoiPtRents fol
the position Of pessmas.e& >.
As an answer to slfsueh;,Tdeep i,
proper to state the principles vhiek;
as a general rule viii eeysSfh ~. 80
far at applications relate 70 public
Offices where. my ~'recomPesdatibns
are expected to he of.serxieG
Ioonsjdeg that pos,omots.' should
be administered Tor the grests.f pos.
sib'e convenience Of the Community
where established, and that when .
change, for good, eayonsis expected,
that the Office of postmaster belongs
to the community interested, in so
for a. the selection of a competent,
suitable person for the Office.
Therefore, I shall consider it my
duty, at a proper time, to recommend
for appointment such person - l
recognize as best representing the
expressed sense Of the people inter.
e'tsd, even where ssch expression:
may be at varisnce with ~ personal
preference. EDWARD h, Gar.
Iberville South.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

DreD.-1o- this. psr.h a: tae ,e.i.
dence Of Mr.. Joseph Gsid4y,. NJ.
Joseph Nunez, aged 81 years.
Another of the old and veneratsd
land marks of our. country gone
A numerous family aud countless
friends mourn bis loss.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

:. Br virtue Of N apfvtl
granted BY The HasstslI
'Conrt:;s ii and 81 .she
V%ermilion and S,a,sh
in The matters Of N ,le
titled and nuud,sfsi r.
notice 10 hereby sivss ~
will he sold d publis AaaJ
the las, aud iigAe.. b;1as
late residence d ths
TUESDAY, H. t.i 61l
nary 1885, h IL
Vermilioa h., H.
criOed property tENA
One shot esa-e4
furniIUs, beds ~
lot oiAssass a. 41s%
s6sSad ttvefsa
16s ofIesx isseis9n
leone, i,sgU nd
cart ard one yshs III
Of caitls--vas eeaiirl
kitchen s.easill-ss1
one LOT OF tas1I
lot d t:osrds--sas NsIA
and p~ota.es-soe laGpe
u,asy o.hsr articles
10 mention. .,-
Tsrms Hs1e
Of The pusslass 49,
and The re's.i.a.
cqssl in,talnsnIs.
from II asgdm1
acrs r. inrni.h
and solvess.s1ne0
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

That which is needed. in :thi'
country is not professional .ftui'
growers making ..spseisa.y Of hi,
business to the exeIa'its oe' every
hing else, bit er, .its ..tsntiou !,
fruit growing BY the nass: IL prse'
tical farmers. Such course will
require additional skill sad' expert
eaoe, but the farasr viii b5 al the
better ~ . farmer. and AID citizen
for securing the impottast qualiA.
cations. He'isn more certsjn OF suc.
cess under the proper 'trai1ing than
the specialist, aud If there are lar.
ger profits from fruit thatf4br grain
and stock, the farmer isnfsirly emit.
tied to them. We assert that the
farmer is the most certain of sue.
cess because. if he devotes . few
acres Of his land to fruits, he has
better facilities for manuring' his
than he who grows fruit
alone. He has better chance for
securing cheap labor, ~ ,his, widely
diversified crops enable bin to give
employment during the entire year,
while no who grows fruit alone can
only employ. by the day: aid 1t
higher rates. -.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Gov. McEnery has offered q re.
ward Of $500 for the arrest and con.
viction Of one John Figures for the
murder Of one James U Coyle in
Webster parish. The police will
have to cypher it out in some way.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27
Another Treaty Proposed.

Another Treaty Proposed.
Chicago News.
II dom 'zac'ly understan' this ere
Spanish treaty. Wat does it do p
why, it gives US cheaper sugar
wat do we want O cheaper. 60.
gar? The s'loous' always throws
in the sugar. Wat We want is q
treaty with Kentucky tha.1l give
US cheaper liquor.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

The last telegraph pole vas plant.
'en in our town on Christmas eve
'nsar the el6oe Of Messrs. O'Bryan 4
White. Mr.. Heard, the operator,
Informs rs that BY tho 18th of Janu.
ary the line will be ready for busi.
ness.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

+ CIV. Majors. E.q.. Of Rolla, Mo.
writes, u take pleasure in adding
my testimony u that Of hundred Of
others, % to The efficacy Of FRrcKLY
ASH Bt4fsss. ! have not only sold
it here as8 in Arkansas, but have
used il mySelf and % . regulator OF
the stomach and bowels, / do not
think there is anything better. Ito
"a the bowels 10 free, without
|caseing any gripping or pain
whatever.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Ex-Gov. Hendricks and lady will
visit New Orleans some time next
week. MI
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27
A violinist onght to culti.ate hil
art With reat 6ddle.ity. ..,.

Psu-sivs thopghta ssght 70 be we'll
sifted. q.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

L. Oppenheimer and Sous, Blu
Grass Club, at J. Q. L4ge's.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27
Betting 10 no argument, yet it will
do in the place Of q better.

A score that some folks are allow.
ed to run up-Threo-score and ten.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

The water 10 our bsyof has fal
len and the work on the new bridge
il progressing rapidly.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Exhibits are pouring in daily
by hundred car loads to the Cen
tennial. -
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

:Wha6 is a farmer. =, tailor I
When be sows a corn.patch.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Avoyelles parish votes on prohi
bition on January l.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Announetng H. names Of candidates. ~
Pro6besional or busness cards Of ten lses OF
t0UA. 80 y0ex. -
frsasisst Advertisements must be paid for IL ID.
vn0oA
Onmmunieations Of . personal assure will be
oharOod double the regular rates, aud muss Be pad
~ EUOYTIv1LY In advance.
Advertisement not markell will b. Published uuAl
sosDN, ~ Responsible.) Ind wiz be charged accord.
i.9ty.
d6assay end marriage notices VII - shaased sssf
vsFtasemsnGs whom exceeding fifteen lines.
s0rAn soununieeaeas and sdvssa'ssnsnss MUST
- AanAedis % q bsloes Wednesday merning tom
surs insertion h ~ le,jo~ing sssasaay's Issue.
EU~pinonymeus coumunioatoas w0l NOT be pub
Mslsd under any circumstances.
EpAn lstlssu and s"DmunicsAous mast b ID.
Asuapal b ~ Edltor oe Ne NeE9ao0Aais Abbs.
vais, Vssal1oa pasish. Loaisisua.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Norehouse parish will have a
whiskey election on December 81.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Good to make egg.nogg-Blu
Grass Clab, At J. o. L6g6's saloon
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

A woman seldom writes her will.
There is 90 much Of It that she
can't.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Woodcocks and ducks in any
quantity. -
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27
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A HAPPY r. YEAR.
n a

w.
The year 1884 is'near over, its
last sun Is abont to set and its las,
wave on the broad sea of time il
leaving fast to the endless shore.
Let us thank the Lord for all and the
many favors Of the past and by the
practice OF those virtues Of christians
ity make ourselves worthy Of his
fa!ors in the future. May his bless.
ing be with US in every way, may
our coming crops be bountiful, may
be With US in our homes, and
peace and PROSPERITY attend all our:
10 our numerous sub
scribers and friends, and to all,
through the breadth and length Of
orr glorious land, ve do hearth.
y wish a most HAPPY New YEAR.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Speaker Randall will visit tn
South soon.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27
RATES,

Advortissnents viii be inserted At one dolas end
Alsy o0h p square lone ZACH Of space Or less), for the
AscA, ed seventy.ave cents for esch Mt in
ssrAoo, ter any time Under one month For longer
DsGSpaD - follows:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

The boat came last Wednesday.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Those soAo- owe Us for subscription
or otherwise are reminded that zoe are
n need, and w;tAost s0isAing to Be
euerpressing, prompt settlement s0oald
Be very convenient.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

The man who keeps. bis word
Sweet strains-CIear honey:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

All efforts made to keep the Great
Eastern have not prevailed and the
mighty leviathsn is On her way to
New Orleans.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

A pair Of tighb-two drum.
kards.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Plenty Of ducks in town this week.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Christnas passed of quietly here.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27
Sdceesa@ 9
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STATE OF .iuC1Asl
PAa''a o. yAnlss
3'A Ja'icis! t,.,,i,, O.
:. Ne.'ias.

Sncrcs.isn oi Jslise
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

A Happy New Year.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1884-12-27

Locals are scarce.
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26
THE SOUTH FORK COUNTRY.
By w.. i. T.. H.. H..

The country at the head Of Sun River and It's tnbn
ta,ies. is probably the finest agricultural and stot
raising region in the great Sun River country. The
of land suitable for agricultural purposes is Ger
,any much greater, having the valleys of the South
and North forks Of Sun River and Willow Greek h.
sides those Of smaller streams. The natural adyan
tages ior stock raising which it possesses is unsur
passed i'll Northern Montana. The foothills near The
mountains furnish an almost unlimited range, besides
giving excellent shelter to stock
The beauty and picturesqueness of the location d|
this section enlsto it charm which at once imprss
the bcholtler with admiration. Walled in on the vt
by the main range Of the Rocky Mountains WIN
-capnca peaks rising ono above another untlas
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26

man, whose grief at being obliged to depart from biz
favorts hunting ground ptifnl But during these
few years the white man has wrought great trans
formation. Instead of the Indian tepees, there now
stand the comfortable homes of the welltodo ranch
and the mansion of the cattle king, while the preem
ton shack OF the lone "bach' forms no mean part
this grand transformation While the mostav
able locations already taken up there still REMAND
in this country vast amount of arabic land awaiting
the coming of whoever wants it. Tho want Of vata
for rrigating purposes, back from the streams has
til now kept many settlers out, but happily this is
end, for two canals are being taken out which w
water vast area The Florence CANAL we believe \
the largest. When completed, it will be fifty miles long
and will carry $4,000 inches of WATER and is expected
to reclaim $4,000 acres of land Three-quarters Of ~
inch Of water is considered sufficient to irrigse on
acre Of ground it will be seen that surplus q
10000 inches of water will be in the canal Already
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26
SUN RIVER SUN-HOL1DAY EDITION.

I'd. A large portion Of the remainder is fine
ticle Of compact steam coal M...... .-. ........ @
4th. The whole vein is accessible. without much
cost for drainage. ."@.5mm @@.
5th. The coal can be worked ut numerous points
without any shafts being required the win be
tunneled from the start M"M".@"
9Th. Iron and lime can be obtained in unlimited
quantities III the same locality
7th The coal area lays in accessible position to
the great mining regions Of the Belt mountains.
8th. The city of Great Falls with its enormous
ter power, lays within few miles distant Of the coal
mines. ~~~ .--r.-nM-..m
From practical experiments made on the ground aud
elsewhere it is found to be all absolute certainty that
portion Of the vein at least will coke cxceently
Viewing the advantageous position Of the Sand
Conee mines to the Great Falls City. and most pro-,
ably the erecto,rof reduction works there. it will be
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26

naturally create al, industry ITSELF undoubtedly there
will be a large demand for the product
The steam coal will attract the attention of the great
trunk railroads now crossing, and going to cross the
Territory as poor GOALS gain to tem experience
mas shown one company this year Therefore the btu
mnous deposits of Sand Coulee will at distant date
lie largely used by these corporations
ROADS.
The whole coal field is accessible at the present time
by good roads, which traverse the country in every d
ircton the nature Of the country not being mountain
GUS but gentle rolling prairie, and the valles Of the
streams being exceptionally flat. This of course fa-
citates transportation and gives excellent opportun-
ties for the construction of railroads
Finally the coal deposits will stimulate the erection
OF manufactures Of every description and Will thereby
largely benefit all other trades and profes-
sions, and thus be vast benefit to this whole
section Of country
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26

seem to pierce the sky atAs
horizon, forms a backgroasa
81 the most rugged and grand
scenery on the American con
tinent; while in the fore
ground lies the beautiful Sun|
River valley dotted here and|
there with the homes Of ths|
prosperous runchiDsn sa.a4
stock raiser. thoswhole forn(
ing IL picture which the pea
cannot describe nor the pen
Gil Of the artist do justice ID
Only IL few years ago W
this beautiful country wrat
ed from the noble G! III
Sun River sun., 1884-12-26

found that the utilization o,
this vast BODY Of natural fuel
easily accessible ut small ex
pensc. will attract the work
ing Of silver. lead, and ether
ores from the mining camp.
Of Barker, Belt Park. ans
Montana Districts; to Grea.
Falls. when reduction works
are built. Not only thrHe
mining camps alone. but al:su
other, in within a con sider-
able wider radius, -, ches.l
fuel means a cheap process 0!
working.
The f.honD cnl,c Oyanc wy,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-10-28

BLOOMINGTON I.- ".t I'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
Drslaes5 G. autcs.

Al ESTABLISHED Fancy Goods business ~
y large good street tre store win BE- 20 AZ
harran. l-as- good Will all may Ne .tI '.
favorable owner has 20 remove "a account oi
business interest. esewi eIe. Address
BUSHES HoN ~ Tribune once
4 BOOT and SHOE H0U IL for sale in a
" manufacturing town Of 10000 Inhabitants. lively
lu.Ilr.- and gfuNInt city good stock guI price
Address = IS. -lfIuNB rockt'fh, ih
LOR SALE.-ln one OF the most hcalthiul
I end HourIs.iuF cit,s u middle southern state. q
Ie.lir. NEWSPAPER l-IABLI-HNENI Nat lns been
m existence fhrr'fourtis - century tounrcie e
Hfre aud complete job iuufEg fIDr AMI hulht
and uDt hiufr tsf ul sImcuf together with -tfrH Fpt
nnint Ntary everything connected witt sl o." depart
is asfa and 100 nue condition rue
building urcd uy c CON cru was Constructed ot h I.
mae AID viii De reufeI .Uu hr desired huicsa
NlW -rArlH BOZ 0l2. New D ofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-02
Gnroucan Advertisements.
legal Nollres.

CCPRFNE COURT-City and County of New
y YORK John p Cutter and walter Long Planting.
against Herman Eocnre Defendant. summonaN
To the aIove named defendant go.
summoned e. answer the complaint ~ ths
action COPY % your answer on the PAutua
Atrur within twenty days alter the service o. TINS sun
uon exclusive q service and n case 90 our l
ure o. sppca wrr Judgment Will De taken against you
~ aelailt ihc relief demanded In The complaint.
Dated Nes- \ ork july - l--i.
DOUGLASS MlHION, Piaut rs Attorneys
once. so 3lf Broadway, Newly ork city.
To Herman J. BOriur Defendant go
tLe 'orrg0p summons apon you Nv publ al on
nh. uant 10 an order Hon Hand Bartlett or Of he Jus
IN Inc sun rmc court OF The state ~ Ncwl orb dated
me 18th of Augu-t. l--i and filed with The COMPLAINT
The Of the o. tHc t and County OF Sew YORK
A. ti~ touur q mr. House ie o. and County Ol New
York tn sand state Oh 'ic 18Th day 90 August 4-ot
DOUGLASS 6 MINTON,
Flautiu- Attorneys
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Sllra!lors u inteO-femaIcs.

4 MISS l.. CAMPBELL'S foreign ana a.
~ mes ic male auI female EHPLp tItNl 1n n, AZ
t~ u car --d a. "erTtnts -s+pl lIli- ''-i'''' "
culed from ris ohce
\ LADY'S MAZDA trst-class lady mlld'
~ French. speak ne English Ca dre.' usir u. ,,.a
understands The duties maid can ais" a. ,t ,D5
o.l-ayc, 1ctween 35'h ani .otl SIS
COOK.-Bv frst-cla.- English COOK WHO
\ thor rgh'y understands her business g''" "
3-' West 4-h.st. ono ro'r
IWOK.-By "A hrst-cass cook; unltI-l49tu .s
y her business E0si asrr-br. a. Ia''') 'N
tul. g1od feCreuces 1888 llst .ithsL
COOK AND LAUNDRE~S.-ln prE,1i l ...l
y Nv 0r would eD OUT ly flr iy. WILING .hi
Socards 123 west loth.st. top ho.f. ih ''' ''..''
EOOK.-}y a competent aud rrlaplt louns
! woman Thoroughly experience ln el Ainlt '
u1uaDe ciy references J5l west tjlsL TOO "'"
NOOK.-By capable scotch gir Fno1
y family cook meats soups nice ts--s .'.,, ,,l
tdv sober A1d honest u0t afr.ll "i w." w.. 80, -
obngnf CITY country. Canst ~ o'h ave N'4i '''''
upstairs
COOK-By q respectable woman y. % nIt.-
y ,lts. cook knows tho hus.nc'- I'D OF us "''N''''
cooks all sort of gam" jtl Wrsi ''.''1 -
TOOK. by welsh Protestant Young Wonlai,
v ~ nru.class Tnelsh cook uud,ffanus h,' NJ M
thoroughly makes nice soups ROAST ahu lio LAT ,.
dishes &c LAS pasuy Goa. a. 'nlhll n. Xxx "A
cfencc cali go bt XII $3.50 ithH'o hr'' -'''
FAMILY WASHING. - \ laundtcss wants
II fari les washing ~ home Satisfaction gwen NAh ~
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