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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

Pure, sweet, fresh air is as necessary
i2r health as good, solid, plain food.
Many persons sleep in rooms illv-yentiI-
ated, the floor covered with thick Garnet
that part under the bed laid with dust of
more or less thickness, and the he'd
showed up against the wall. Then when
Catarrh affection, sore throat and other
ms come they wonder how they cot
theh. The sleepiug-rooms Of a family
ShouIu receive FAR more attention than
The parlOr. They should be as clonn az
q new pin. The bed should not he mi
IN one corner, and that the darkest i'm
Inc room. If the room Is too small 10
permit of its being placed with both
sidGs away from the wall then mt night
IL should DO wheeled into the centre of
the room.
Unless the carpet can bo Won swopt
3uce week, II is better to have the floor
pare ana painted, with rugs here and
uGIe, or covered with mating. The
painted lloOr IS best, in any case. Let
me furniture bo simple and light. and
the mattresses fresh and soft. Foathnr
peas are not very healthful: neither arc
straw mattresses, except when they can
po rom leu twice year. or
olIenerj then they are the sweetest of
any KIND. Bed curtains are NOT
beneficial, ANA keep out much fresh mir.
AT tins season u jar of dried rose
leaves mint and other fragrant flowers,
are nice for the bedroom, and at ujpbt
u dish or basin Of fresh water shouId he
put IN the room.
Americans are not careful enough
about the airing of their bcd-clothGs.
put make up the beds at or . O'Clock
~ i,. th9 morning This may do In winter
ana spreads should be put ON different
chairs and left to mir until afternoon. mn
less the family rise at . or6 i'm the morn
ing. Double the amount of noNious airs
escape nom the body during the night
than during the dav, and no nrticiG Of
clothing worn during the day should he
slept in. If attention is paid To these
niue details, sleep will be far more resi-
lul ana sweet. New York Journal.
Children's headquarters at Erb's Book.
store
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

Union base ball park, this afternoon.
They are to ride from to II o'clock D..
M each day, the winner to receive
three-quarters, and loser one-quarter Of
Inc score at II o'clock tonight: Nor
gan, o. miles; Armaindo, 40 miles laps;
total lO6 miles 2 laps. Anderson, no
miles. ''V
Anderson was thrown from one
OF his horses and some
what stunned and considerably
bruised, but notwithstanding this,
he made the first 100 miles in six hours
and twenty minutes, the fastest time ON
record: Morgan was also thrown
from, his bicycle and one side GOOD
deal bruised, but he continued riding.
Nearly 1000 people visited the park
during the contest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08
SPORTING.
TAN HILL, THE ENGLISH BOXER.
% Leary Outwalks the Pair-Browns vs..
FORT WOrth-Score to g
stormy Scenes-An Opinion. 4
Other Notes Etc.
Base Ball.

BROWNS vs.. FORT WORTH.
The great Diamond contest or tbo son
son. that bet,yoon 10 MI ''o'
"a - ~, VIC i'i"s browns
gu" 'oiV worm imported 1T. Louis
team, Il contest that has been talked
about by the sporting public Of thosa
two ebiIdIiko ana Ill .t.i..
nae, r. ,ho a,. '','u lam oi''o' ior uays
paS.' 10 the exclusion OF everything else,
took place yesterday afternoon ut The
Fair Grounds. Early yesterday morn
ing car'ioa of Fort WORTHLESS came
oyer ana ialrly took the wind from Off
.Ills MODEST town by the way some of
In1H' Sporteu big guns and cartridge
nvlts' aiu put up the dollars on their
toa,l. qua persuasion got the guns
sv',pieu i.hallp out OF respect to the daV
3uu lht Guy, anu the dollars were met
ny tht old hackers of the Browns rs fast
as ,noY were put up.
a. ny 20 cl"ch lhe crowd began 10 leave
we 'llS Tor the grounds and
,,u IHiile was called no 4 O'Clock.
ruily ',2oO or 1000 people were on hand
"s hPuo5atorS' Many predicted that
,uiiilopo,ly was "g1ing TO see some fun"
u'ioiV iilo EHho was over, but no casual
w.. a, ''o"tils nave been reported up to
t si,u VIZ 81 gong 10 press 1t was noticed
.,ottir,. i,,t. ~, ,'''ltu upyh upon
su.'iuS mo Dall4S looked and admired
our pliliilullgs and streets and great ok
tol. o. territory pretty much as our boys
WNoulu upon visiting Chicago or New
ork' y real big city was revelation to
In 61'
Iho umpire, kelsey, called the game
promptly at ! O'Clock, Fort Worth roiup
10 10 the bat' ltmay be prelaoed Just here
lh4V no remarkable plays were made by
u na,i,,. nlle during the game. 1t was
ti'.l,, 9aIe' SMpstantial, even playing
without making u run, while tho
browns in their half of the inning GOT
H. one In the second, Fort
Worth counted once, whilc Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

FoRr Worm, sept. 7,-lSpccial. T.
The news received here about the base
ball game in Dallas to-day has created
considerable talk. II is said that Dallas
went in to win regardless of right, that
the umpire was UNANIMOUSLY unjust. that
Hell knocked him down with a bnt "a ben
Dallas mon drew pistols and triad IN
hulldo1o the Fort Worth nine. These
rumors are given for what thev ore
worth, OF course the HERNtn Knows
their truth or falsity. one thing how
over Is apparent, that tho mon hero i'm.
tcrostcd In our niuo do not look for tair
play while ON Dallas ground, and thinl,
the two clubs had better play in A non.
lral city like Houston, Galveston or San
Antonio and with an umpire seloctod
from neither Dallas or Fort Worth
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08
Children's headquarters at Erb's Book


LoNGNlEW, Sept. o. Correspondence
great deal OIill feeling has been en-
gendered by competition for the free
school scholars, and lawsuits may vrnyy
out oft. When the school communities
were organized, efforts were made To
Sot the childrens' names stricken off our
INST, that they might be put on Others.
ana as some OF this kind of work was Of
iected by misrepresentation, the in feel
ing Is not immateral. The result is
that the usefulness of our schools is oc
iected by those squabblcs.
y conllcal case was up in our MAYORS
court to-day. A negro, Allen Jacobs.
was converted last night at the
negro BAPTIST church, and while under
conviction ran ont Of the church To
the woods lot Of ". II. Butt, ahout "A
quarter OF q mile away Scrpnming
glory "murder!' at the ton of his
Voice. lliscries of murder aroused tho
noBhhOrhuod. Several gentlemen wont
10 nus assistance, and when asked who
ma shot him, said jesus had shot him
nght through the heud. lie was mr.
rested Tor disturbing the peace, aud his
uS'cuse OF hoh-accountahility because
Oh ISllglous excitement, was deemed
soNu' me testimony of the witnesses
was very funny to the non-supersti-
uouS, all tending TO show that they nIllv
believed q man, when "happy," or
"slrlcken by conviction" or '"gettiug
.nrougn'' was not responsible for
MS deed, owing to rclipiou.
emotional insanity II i, never
lhelosS true, that the bowling
screaming and shouting at this church
rs an uninitigatcd nuisance and shouri
ho ahnted. The revival has heen poinr
ON Tor SIX or eight years, with but Ijttlc
lnlcrmiSsion, and the people living i'm
'hS vicinity are heartily tir' d oft.
yesterday all of the Gregg county
prisoners were placed in the new mii.
lhe last TWO being Ed Bean and Anon
stevens, the murdcrcrs of Charley
stevens, white. The day before foiir
negroes were moved from the old iail.
here.
Ihe plans Of the Republicans TO pomi-
nate full county ticket seemed to hnvo
lWled, some OF the colored politicians
ooblocting, and rs they are the bulk of
lhe party they will control the matter If
they stick We will have a cloud ot
candidates for the few offices we have
ana IA the general scramble, where
party lines are not observed, some Re
nuhllcanS may be elected, but IL il is 40.
lWlll he upon grounds of superior ht
ness Tor the position. There is some
talk OF u Democratic county nominnting
convention, but 1t is only actively SUP
ported ny few, treated with inditler-
ou'e hN most and opposed by some.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

The following from the Athens Athe-
MAN fully expresses the desire
OIL the people in that seq
ton of the state to have d.
rect railroad communication with this
CITY, 1T is really strange that some
effort is not made by property-owners
here to extend the Trunk Line TO Athens,
I'VE only wish Dallas could bo aroused
to the Importance of completing the
leXas Trunk. Tho commercial impor-
lance Of Dallas is turning the eyes of
many Of our dealers to 1t, and rs difficult
US II is to got at, Dallas has some trade
rom this section now, and il would get
a largo portion of II if there was direct
communication between Athens and
Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

THE Republicans are to have con-
ference in this city ON the 18th instant to
select State ticket. 1t is to be pre-
sumed that their deliberations will be
harmonious, for the refractory element
will not be expected to participate.
There is no doubt a straightforward Re
publican ticket will be put in the field
on free grass platform to catch all the
disaifected, if any there be, of the Dem
ocratic party. If DIR. ANDREW YOUNG
runs ON the Greenback ticket il will be
an interesting race, even if the Prohibi-
tionists don't have candidates in the
field. This begins to look like business.
Who is afraid?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

lr seems as If WASH JONES has
pitched his tune so high that the rest of
the choir can't join in A large portion
of tho Greenbackers say that If BUTLER
amt good enough for JOINS, that JONES
amt good enough for the Greenbackers.
The Republicans say it is too cheeky in
WASH to ask for their votes and In the
same breath tell them not to nominate
him as thoir votes are the only valuable
ana acceptable thing they have. Prom
inent colorod politician here say that at
was the niger in the wood pile" which
kept down the nominations. The hly-
white Republicans didn't want to re-
cogni2o him, but in case of nomina-
tions would have been forced to do so.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

THE colored Republicans, or at least a
portion OF them, are very much dis
gustod at the action of the Houston
Convention. They claim that a regular
ticket would have been nominated at
Houston had II not been for the fact that
inc colored element demanded place
on the Ticket Other colorcd delegates
favored the endorsement of WASH
JONES because they say they have
private advicos from him that ho will
divide the appointiye Offices with them
and put them on iuries and build them
marble university. The question H.,
can WASH, In case of his election in
1901, make good all these promises. The
way things are shaping themselves
WASH viii be in luck TO carry Bastrop
county,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

The State election occurs in Maine
today in which Governor and other
state officers and members of tho Legis-
laturo viii be chosen. II is 10 be OK
poctod that the Republicans will poll
their usual majority, Probably thore
never was a canvass conducted with
more energy aud hard work by the Ro-
publicans than has been shown in this
one II is BLNINE's own State, and
should the Republicans not cast more
than their usual vote it would be of un-
told dctrimcnt to his success. The best
speakers In the party have thoroughly
canvasscd every county and town, doe
umonts have been circulated with pro-
fusion never before witnessed any
whore, and barrels of money have been
lovishly spont to bring out every Repub-
lican to the polls, The result ia Maine
viii not have the same Significance that
viii attend the October elections In Ohio
and West Virginia, both of which are
regarded rs doubtful States aud both
parties lay claim to thcm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

THE Denton Monitor says the want of
a leader at Houston defosted free grass.
The editor of that paper was there, and
no was the chairman of the free grass
caucus in Fort Worth. Why didn't he
ieadY The reason free grass was de-
feated ct Houston was, there were only
asmall handful of delegates who favor
cd IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

THE Weatherford Sun has issued u
very fine September edition of that
paper, giving an exhaustive report of
tho resources of Parker county, of the
growth and Importance of Weatherford,
and other interesting data. 1t would be
Of immense benefit to Parker county,
and, In fact, of all Texas, if it were ex-
tensively circulated in the Northern
States
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

WASH JOINS is beginning to realize
that the whole state is disguised with
his political hypocracy, and that he can't
depend upon the respectable element of
any party. His star is ON tho wane.
Even the colorod voters say they won't
support him, for whio his promises are
fair, he would have no influence with n
Democratic Legislature to carry out his
views evon II WASH was sincere. of
which they have serious doubts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

In is seldom one picks up paper now
days without reading of murders and
bloodshed, on which 1t is stated ''there
is a woman In the case" If reports are
true, there are more crimes committed
from murder down, in which women are
some way involved, than can be attrib-
uted to whisky. In the face of these
facts, there is party in the country
that wants to stop the use and manufac-
ture of whisky, and it is opposed to kill
ing OIL all the women. That party lacks
consistency, or it would favor both prop
ositions or neither.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

EVANS said that JONES was political
tramp unwilling to recognize tho Re
publican or ureenback party, because
he tWAsn JoNEs) was too pure for full
Fellowship with either that the Repub-
iicpn party had men more intelligent
and more entitled to respect than WASH
JONES, and ho wanted them put in the
HELD; that the chances for success would
BIO just as good.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

JUDGE RECTOR, tho Republican Con
gressional candidate, is grioved that he
wrote UNCLE NED, colored, to corral the
Germans. Our Teutonic friends are maxi
ing big kick that shining light in the
Republican ranks should have COM
mitted their political keeping to UNCLE
NED. They say that there is too much
Niger In the Republican wood-pile.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

THh HERALD, fpermitted to stick It's
shovel in, would suggest to the Repub-
leans the proprlety of placing MELyrN
WADE before the people as their candi-
date for Governor. Nine ont of ten of the
Republican voters in this state are col
ored men, and they are entitled to the
first name on tho ticket. Lot the colorod
delegates soc to this and insist upon
their rights.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

THE Laredo Times says "MR. DALLAS
OF Cochran" will support IRELAND.
Doubtful. DIR. COCHRAN is spoken of as
candidate for county clork, and his
friends say If HILL and TuAckER both
run, the doctor will step in easy. He
won't think IL so easy after the cleo
Uon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

The Laredo Times claims to have a
corner on all the ostrich eggs that will
BIO produced in Texas. 1t offers thom to
drummers at tho low price Of $l4, 400 per
dozen. They ere said to be very nour-
ishlng, easily digested, and valuable
disinfectant. All the Republican clubs
in the State should secure a snpnlY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

ACCORDING to the dispatches, WASH
JONES thinks JUDGE FLEMING and the
free grass men have injured him by
talking too much, and in this way pre-
JUDGING his cause. Nobody ever heard
that the junior was pulling Tor WASH in
any respect,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

ST. Loris, Sept Tho directory of
tho Fair Association of this city have
decided to change tho namo of
their racing association IN
the St. Louis Fair Grouni.
Horse Department, and will hang nm
$4,000 for stake races at their frst moot.
ing, one year hence. when thor now
track will be completed. Nv"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1854.

WISCONSIN may be counted as pretty
reliably Democratic in November. If
things continue to move as at present,
we look for great tidal wavein Novem-
Der that win bear the Democratic party
to victory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

lNo-nANc hl-AlNOrt
Passed balls urphva. Nluunlv.
Wild pitchcs-Cruthvrs /.
basr ON balls-nallaS I.
struck uut-by Croihcrs, Is; by Silch.
GALVESTON vs., SAN ANTONIO.
GALVESTON, sept, The last lcnync
game of series, between the Galycstons
and Sunscts,ofSan Antonio, were played
to-day, ut the Beach park, before n lair
audience, resulting In u score of Gal.
weston, 4 Sunsets, |. Carrigan, ccntor.
uelder OF the Sunsets, was the lucky
man. '"' ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

ALL indications point to JUDGE Nor
TON as the Republican candidate for
Governor. BrNcKLEY won't accept the
nomination, JACK EVANS Is afraid and
RECTOR is running like a scared wolf
for Congress-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08
Free pIsirIhnilnn.

What causes the great rush at Hiskox
" Pattorson's drue storcg The free dis
tribution of sample bottles of DR.. no.
sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, tho
most popular remedy for coughs, colds.
consumption and bronchitis now ON the
market. Regular size 80 cents and a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

TnE Evening Mall raps the Gazette
severely once In awhile orits free grass
and other horesles. Up to this date the
vaze'te has said nothing in return or
even noticed that such paper Us the
Mail existed In the Fort. After the bat.
tie Of Vinegar Hill an lrishman who was
IN tho engagement indicted poem
descriptive Of the fight, couplot of
which ran thuswise.
Ilr aohot, ''''
4 myself never arud for fear ofbelng shot,
Tho Gazette Is probably afraid 10 lire at
'hv Nal ior fear q being shot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

KANSAS CRY, September AT tho
six days walk ct Niceroy Park tonight
O'Lcary won, making Sla miles lnns
Miller and Walkers combined s"nrc
500 miles laps. Divided. Miller. ~
miles laps, Walker, 2i6 miles I laps.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

KANSAS Cry, Sept. 0.--The score In the
dS.days' walk at Nlcoroy Park, op. M.
end nth day, o'Loary, ll2 miles, Niiner
ami Walters, lalternatosl li0 miles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

Sr. Lovis,Sept. '.--An eight days con.
test between Mile. Armalndo and W. J.
Morgan, on bicycles. and Charles NJ. An.
oerzon' with seven horses, began al The
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

THE free grassers have quit talking
WASH JONES and bolting. This is the
proper thing to do, for II they have any
grievances, they will right them In the
Democratic party quicker than any
where else, Democratic Legislatures
are In the habit of sitting down on their
own governors whom they difler, and
under the Same circumstances, they
would not be slow to mash an Indopen.
dcnt-"A word to the WISE" etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

TRADER told the Houston Convention
tnat JOINS had been on six weeks
drunk, and was not yet sober enough to
accept an Endorsement, and when ho
ala sober up with headache might
conclude his chances were too slim, and
thus make the Republican party scape.
goat, and more than ever tho laughing
stock OF the States. He wanted a
straight tickle, If 1t didn't get but one
vote.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

THE Republicans are terribly worried
over the disaflection of the compare.
lively few Jews who have heretofore
voted the ticket. This class of citizens
say they want better government for
less money, and moro certain protection
for American citizens abroad, and that
they don't look for these things under
BLAINE. In Cincinnati they have gone
over to CLEVELAND and HENpRIcKs in
a solid BODY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

THE second anniversary celcbrationor
the City of Wichita Falls takes place ON
the 18th and 9th ofSeptember. Amuse.
ments of various kinds will be provided,
as well as barbecue dinners; speeches by
distinguished gentlemen, and many
other features added which will render
the occasion one of most delightful
character. Everybody is invited and
there willno doubt be largo attendance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

city, or district in the State is named in
connection with IT. Thus, it would be
proper TO say, l spent week in Chicago,
IL; but not, to say, labored a long time
in ILL.,, and then in Wis, and then in MINI,
etc In such cases the names Of the States
should be written in full. So we should
not say, The Mich Board Of Health, The
Vt Legislature, etc, except in statistical
ur index work. where the shortest abhrevi
utions are allowable. -Trss Easoffor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Prem symrs a Co. Pharmaceutical Chemists Meii
cal Hall, slmla. January $ isc'a To J r. nagcurert
Dear SirWc embrace this opportunity q r-rnfnai
Ing yuu upon the idespfeid reputation thls iasllJ
.steemed medicine. Dr. ]. Coils Bruenes Chinfoslgns
has earned for itself not only IN Hindrsian. bat al
over The Esst A. remedy Tor scnerai utility must
question whether better l. Imported into the touniry
every Anglo.iadian home The other hfand4. We arl
anry 20 say rrrratc 10 the native h1laTT and
judging from their sale fancy their aonurn ihcls
will b. bat evancsCrut We could multiply Instances
81 taaifffa Of the extraordinary eeacy % Dr. Celia
bfoWnes thiorodyur In niarfhua and nysrntrrr,
spasms Cramps, Neufsiria. the Vomiting Of PrrruancY
and ~ general ,edaivr, that have oceIied undrr
personal observation during many yesss IN Chelrr1lc
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era iiscl We have witnessed "a. surprisingly contfe
medicine than Calis Bruune's irun a arm Conviction
that tits decidedly The best and also IRON of dniV
We use 70 the profession and he public. ~
opinion that the substitution u aay ether than Coils
brgwnes u nsLfannarr Hanaca or rarru on Tun
tffEr We ,rr Nh f,ifhf,iig ,e,r- SINE. n f7a.
Memhers of the fhafm. socety d Great eritian Ms
Exccllency The Nicefoys Chemists.
CAUTION. Vice -Chaneriiut sIr w. Page Wood
stated that Dr. y Coils Browne vas. undoubtedly ne
lnvept0t Of Chofudyne that the story of ne icirn.
dant Freeman vas deliberately untrue. ehirh be-
regretted - say. had been sworn ta.scc rhr rimcs.
July -. isst
Sold In bottirs 4. t'td =. 3D. q. ai snd IL
each. None l. gcnulnc without the words d. .. Cor
ls hfownes Chorodyuc on the goveramrni slaHu'
Overwhelming medical testimony accompanies each
Cantiou.-Ecsafe % Piracy and Iuiliauous
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

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Chairs. satiees, &C.,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-12-03

Containing Pilates, Cups. fehpots BoEls,
Chambers, Eigo Dishes and Bakers
DemiiJhEs. and . gals sample Bottles
Vases and GllsslFare. Mauila and TaFrsd Hops,
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