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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

Paui's church tLpiscopap, rth f'hh ST.
G+y Francis L. starr, rector. second
SUNDAY after Easter. Moruifg prayer and
sermon at II u. IN Evening prayer and ser
mon al %. IN. stranger, and the public
generally are cordially invited.
tluh rect Methodist Ihurrh--Rvv. Jai"s'
MAckey, u. D.. pastor. sunday school At
s:n III Morning services At II 10 n
subIrct. "l. Christianity Dee lining iaso
meeting 81 .. III Evening scr icr at 20
q. IL Subject. -karne-tu-,- Essential an
H.uso d." Everyone cordially invited.
oelts tree.
Cuubsn.ni Pr.toyt-rlsu church Service.
Atli o'clock ~ Rev. i. Il Hodges. u Leila
non. Tenn ssubs,h school 81 lSs IL. AL
are cordially invited.
Trinity MethodI-t Episcopal Duurch--Srryic.,
~ II j. tri-i, pastor, at r ~ service,
ar held 90 the brick church, corner OF
fraLtlin ami SIKH street; sunday school ~
SPIN.
Presbyterian Church Rev G. u. ponJs w.ii
preach at u 4 n. au4 3. III. sunday school
AtsypA IA.
Eiut street Christian Church Preaching a. ll
O'Clock IA. snl ~ y. m Oy Elder W
II Goodlur sunday school az 2 20 a. n
EllrrT. " oakley. of Gr.euvlile. viii leo
ture on Iuh1eiity Tuesday ana Wednesday
nights, the 18Th and sYth. Public cordially
lIsittI,
11e Religious and Benevolent Assoeistou--
Al Literal Hall 81 II IN and ? n. ~
-. shaw. Childreu's Lycevm a . = n.
Morning subject The VIII Of TIE Late Geo.
Ball of Galveston. Texas. %
East Waco Methodist churci Preaching A. u
IN. by Rev. b r ..Gassoway. Lla.- meeting
stsp. ~ sunday school al loa. IA.
Fast waco Baptist ohur, h.--serSic's al II a
IN. By Rev } ). Allen at II u. III. sunday
s,hOol At9a IN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27
LOCAL MATTERS

go OtCpHu F0IHuh! M CT Easier.
For rheumatism, use Zulu Remedy.
The Iron Front catches the crowd
every time.
Workmln's Aid meets at Lehman + |
hall Thu Afternoon at 3 o'clock
The May number 81 the Indepenl- |
ent Pulpit can be had at any bookstore
in the city.
When you want ice cream, soda |
water, candie s aud cakes, call at Bon
NUNS, on South Fourth street
Pipes, cigar and cigarette holder,
cigars tobacco, and everything in the
chewing aud smoking line. at Hers.
Give G 4. Schooley call when you
are III Marlin and fill yourself mp on the
best III the market, ut reasonable tatcs
Strangers are requested to look over
our church notices, aud take their
choice where to attend divine wor -mp
to-day
The lamp nj the corner of Franklin
and South Third streets has rot been
/ lighted for several nights. Why Is 1t
thusly;
II you ARE Interested in IN mes or
minerals call on Mcleod, the mining
expert See Advertisement ia another
column
he Pacific will be the name Of
Uncle Billy Ropel's new saloon. You
oiu HHe him nov, though, at his tempor
ary quarters.
Herr i II phlanthropist. The r"ats
placed ont IN front ~ his Au tin street
house are great couveniences for the
weary to SIT down on and rest
The finest work ever put up in Waco
IL now being done by Mr. Gardner
Blades, at the new "Pacific" saloon
The paper hanging and wall ornaments
are the very best.
Garter Il Williamson have the tines,
arrangement for grinding out ice ard
zee cream thut we have seen. There IL
crank to turn and the cream viii come
out, and then for cool soda and cream
The new ire bell hns been swung
hut it has not been suilicientl! tried yoi
to see # i, ia npy good Uncle Jimm,
Grcavrs ia the engineer TINT mauipu-
lntcd the tintiuahulntor, and he put it ~
in good hare.
The report o: the examining com
,;,,.. q, IN. ~ "a which nccuni.
aro,h.r column this morning. will h,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27
10. l45 South Fonrth street.
Foolish Talk.

Yes III true, we have "done vel. and
madr enough 10 quit, aud give some
body else a chance but one might Just
ar reasonably our lead ~ dry goods,
grocery or furniture m"n 10 qnt aud
give the mailer a chance. This Is all
nonseusloal CHATTER for people will 20
10 the Fashion Baztr II test suited
there-and hereby hangs tale.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

Talk Is cheap, but facts are stubborn
things. The bargains advertised and sod
by Levine Bros.' have been de m onatrated.
Dress goods are nov slaughtered.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

Lsdies should avail Themselves OF the
bargains In dress goods, which Levine
Bros. advertise this week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27
SPECIAL DRESS GOODS SALE THIS zz1zzFz
ducement

billiards Atwood Coored Bunting reduced to % 1.2c
worth 30c
billiards Atwood Black Bunting. reduced poe worth ,
Black Atwood Bunting, reduced from 35c to 2Jc
Black Atwood BUNTING, reduced from 4jc to Soc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

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1.-i az
pni iu death claims. nm.
eral aud lex be.rht- 1927 g.
At a cost 10 iecp .cu o. .. l,O4D -
When We clm.h the cost Of tins sy,-
tenn If lfr Ins itunur with the av, lge
cost ~ what Is kuo. hs old line 1T
iusurnuce. we find Their. has been saved
to fhr member. ut the t + \ over
slUWUuQu, besides furnishing ytlld pro- .
tc,uou to mum Orrsof our co lzeus who, .
by rca- u OF various cItc instances, F.
would have been dehHrred from TIA" /
b - lug- Of a-y prote' tlon at All
II cost, IA fact litti" more than one
thiri at what regular INSURANCE III the
ld companies would hav" cost and onlN
about on, hali the average Of the 'hil
.ut -ccrrt o.. drrso' Texas operated upon
the san" plan, e., that OF assessment
J gives III great pIeas'r' TO be able 10
r Ylrt everything connected with your
l tmtion IN a IN 1t prosperous, sa'i--
f.ctni, condition. aud ts future pros.
p,,.- all it, most ardent friends could
Il sir. And here, having dischargrl
h, hut, reqn.-trd II u.s. we shnnld.
y.r.n.-. hrins our rep RI to A Close.
But our admir- tiou of the economical
w.ri.uq. OF your orytnizition, the
hl,s-,ur- IT ia Il Nu-mg, a. well as what
. due D., it, superior rlnav .meut justi
h-. u4 D.. l,iiug % fw reflections In
inlng ,u our mot.v.- cannot re due--
luucl. a- So are IN un way connected
with tA, /. t. 4, uoLc ot us being even
mel Der.
nu'''1 .,' vel, u''''! n'',"",v u''''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

Our novelty wash goods department
ia sight OF new effects and colorings
that every lady looking for nice sum
mer dress should pay Wit.
SANGER Bro s.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

The silk hose for misses nni children
are the admiral on OF the ladies. CO 10
Lew Inc Bros and see them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

Ladi.s misses and chlllreu's hos sry
and glove. II cur own iml ortstiuu, have
iust arrived We show all the new
.haies aud colorng, in these goods
SANGER Bios
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

BR lot of embroidery lust received at
h. ii 4ber-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

For Lame Back. use Zulu Rrmcdy.
The best makes OF ladies Inc low shoes
AT Il. iAbers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

An all wool cOlored bunting tor y 2
cents AT Levine Bros this week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

For Erysipelas, use Zulu Remedy.
Is, Haber shoes are the best.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27
MISCELLANElUS.

N'DTItf.-lauu nv prepared to H-e ga, Iu
y extracting teeth, Which 4, aour without
rain Alku.so of d,u Al WORK y'rcHfoi.
II ilr-t pNiE.
T. ST l1l south Fourth -trrr..
OSI--A bunch of Keys four Tied together
10 round ONES. ,upros,d % have been lost al
the pp-toniar. tiutcr please return 90 thi,
Office
ItIkCtIA1lNG Library, ~, austin street
| urmrar.hip 81 thHrsr- uu each book l'c
Books taken ur meiuh,rship fees large
audi last ircr, asln NJ stock 60 select from.
lust KE,tINtD.-A Another choice ppiirc-
y " NE~EN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

Full lin" OF lifaut. lace COPS and
"hit" pIque clonks at Sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

Usual PRICES
Reserved seats Will bc on sale At Ash'T sat
urlAy, Aprll ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

M'cLtLEAND OPERA "o''h'
"Wednesday April .~th.
The Victims & mrHny win Present
lot the benefit
VIRGIL II MANCl
gulwer's telrniatri Drama.
THE LADY or LYONS,
..... ..-s...'''
win the Following Cast.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

For Catarrh, use Zulu Remedy.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

Every smoker should try " Little
lukcr.N
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

Reserved seats on sale at A-h'- Music storo,
Saturday morning.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

AUGUST poLrr, Manager.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-04-27

MIR " TAILOR FRANCIS
ArvuIupAnlst
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17


CuRISd KICKING Cows-The cor.
respondent of the H'e,icra S,oet Joug.
nal give their methods OF curing
kicking COWS, respectively, as follows:
a year or two since | got IN e trade
a handsome three year old heifer, one
of the most vicious kickers | ever
saw. One Of my men who MIXED
tried various devices without effect,
and finally took a common garden
hoe, passed the end in front of the off
hind leg (the right leg bchind) and
behind and above the gammel joint of
the left hind leg of the heifer. Then
sitting down on the righi to milk he
put the handle of the hoe we'll under
his left arm and began milking. The
heifer covld not stir either hind LEG.
and alter one week she could be milk
ed safely without lettering and proved
to be valuable and gentle animal.
or course, che was tied In the stable
like other cows; but on being turned
out to grass could be MIXED any.
where without trouble.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

EAaLY PorAToEs.-.Why wriiy
about early potatoes when the ground
- covered with snow Well, the
snow Will melt, the sun will shine,
and spring is near. In six weeks the
kroIud will be dry, the grass green,
md every farmer and gardener will
bc fixing for spring planting. a
writer in the G1rdeuer's HonHM
speaks OF good results in growing
carly potatoes, which some Of our
potato raiser should Try. He has for
several years planted potatoes with
the sprouts well started, and claims 4
gain of at least two weeks. The 40.
tatoe- are laid out TO sprout. and aC
tcrwards carefully cut in pieces
They mus bc handled and planted 20
as not 20 break the sprout. By this
method the growth is not checked,
and IN . few days the sprouts Will be
above ground. Beauty of Hebrons, =
planted April 2jth, produced good
tubers July 10. The plan is worthy
Of q fair trial. Early potatoes are al.
ways in good dem and, and bring fair
prices.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

PEEswyE YouE PAsTuRE-Many
farmers are now looking anxiously
forward to the full opening Of spring,
but they should hasten slowly. Live
stock can be kept with SO much less
trouble and cost on grass than during
The winter and often they are so
much more comfortable aud look so
much better on grass, that it is natur
al TO wish 10 get them out Of winter
quarters as soon as possible. But IL
IS easy 10 make mistakes here. Iu the
mojority of cases it il certainly better
TO keep the stock in the stables or
yards until the grass has made good
start, than TO put them on the pas.
lures at the FIRST Of starting vegeta.
tion. The animals eat the dry food
better If confined to it, than IL they
get a bite of grass. The pastures do
better through the season for "a fair
start in spring. 1t is not meant that
they should be allowed to half mature
their crop before being grazed, but
that the grass or clover should be
well started and. be able to give all
the food the animals need. This eau.
ton, suggested by the Breeders Ga.
sette, should be needed, and when
drouth comes next summer, the off.
ference between the pastures closcl y
eaten in early spring, and those al
lowed even q week or ten days longer
growth will be clearly seen~
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17
Trueness of Bseeding.

The property tor which wool is per-
haps most valued is trueness OF breed
ing. In true bred sheep each staple
of wool-that is, each lock into
which group of ibres naturally
forms itself-will be Of equal growth
throughout. The fibre will be the
same thickness as nearly as possible
the whole length, or will be finer at
the point than at the root Thee will
he no shaggy rough wool in it. but II
the sheep be cross bred, or Ill kept
and exposed to storms, the fibre will
be rough at the points and coarscr
then at the roots, the reason Of this
being that as the wool get, longer. or
as il is more exposed 10 bad weatl e.
and hard treatment, nature makes IT,
stronger 70 resist what il has 70 cn.
counter, while the part which is next
the skin remains Gue to give greater
warmth. Such wool, even when
combed and spun into yarn, never lies
smooth and evenly as true bred wool,
and is consequently not Of much
value. There is another sort Of wool
which farmers do not seem 70 under
stand. and writer's on the sulj
often ignore, but which is found tno,e
or less on all s.brcd sheep and on
sheep which are too much exposed
and fed on billy districts. This 4.
known as kemp" or dead hair-.
These kcmps vary in length and
coarsoncss according 10 the breed OF
sheep. In white Highland they are
about two inches long and very thick ,
in cross bred Australian they are very
short. In the former they cover the
under side Of the fleece in the latter
they are 80 few as TO not be Of any
Importance. They are, however, all
alike in this, that they are a brilliant
shining white except on sheep with
gray wool, when they may be black,
and they will not dye the same color
as the rest Of tho wool, They consc.
queutly dcpreciate the value Of the
wool very greatly, making it only
suitable for low good. London Lire
N'ocl J,uraaL
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17
Farm Notes

4 gill of strong green tea is sail
TO be a specific for sheep poisou,d hv
eating laurel. 4 farmer who has
used this remedy for many years -ays
he has saved hundreds Of sheep by il.
1t is all important to give earl,
chicks some fiesb cut very finely. such
as beef, bacon or mutton. Nothing
seems so delicious TO them as these
occasional meals, which they swallo.
with great avidity.
A good COW may be a frst class
milker, and give satisfaction with lib
eral feeding but she cannot fulfil the
expectations required Of her when
all the conditions Of food, water and
shelter are uufavorable.
DO not base swine feeding upon
the idcs that pigs will eat anything.
They are, indeed, not very choice in
their selection Of food, but growth
and health arc best promoted when
they arc fed on variety Of food.
Glover hay is much better for milca
cows than timothy. 1t produces :
larger quantity of milk, and also OF
better quality. All butter makers
know how yellow the butter is which
is made from The milk Of COWS fed on
clever hay.
A farmer Of Enfield, Conn, report
ed to the Connecticut Board OF AZ.
rioulture that from his one and :
quarter acre peach orchard, setseven
years ago, he has already realissa
$4,000. His peaches have resailea In
Bostor At 90 cents each.
Lace curtains, IN piece or patterns, = =
GAfmaah
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17
Miscellaneous.
Swayne's Pills Comforting 70 tn.
Slpk

Sick.
Thogsands die from rrg '..i iu y-.r.r.,
treat Iul 4rs Blood C..-'.,a DF
pcy.i,, Na,aris, ApoTIezy. i.s"r, Rodney
Hoar, Dlsrs.es, Dfopsy, au5 kas.ws,Ism
Bu: g. the d,h,Utalod ha-.sa.l a'.H .grH
serious sickness, 80 rHra #.sHt..m.|s -r.
commend "~WAINEs PILLS, aa.,h
contain medicinal grol"rtes So. ..E.I ht
no other remedy sent hT mH' 'r g.
cents, box Of 30 pile; : tnrr-. 81. .tn
stamp.J. AIdra.s, DR.. SWANSE ~
son, Pnjjsdcjphta, Pa. Sold o. u-a-.
gisis. 'slv
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

| HAVE a colt which will bc two
years old in May. Wnen | took her
from pasture in the fall Sue va. called
small for her age. The colt has not
had a forkiul Of good hay, particle
OF grain, nor 3 psilful of water for
several weeks, and yet ! never saw
colt that appeared to grow faster o.
feel better than this one. The drink
eighteen to twenty quarts OF skim
milk per day.The milk stood forty
eight hours before skimming. This
is all the fool given except a small
forkful OF sheep oats morning sud
night, and she runs out in the ward
day times and under a shed at nigh,
| think this is 4 better use for skim
milk thsn TO feed it TO pigs when
pork-is worth only 81 or IS per cWt
"A. G. SHARP.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

GArmAah
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17
FlowerinR Annuals.

NothIhR II Ralned Oy sowing seeds
Of tender ANNALS in open ground be
fore II IL thoroughly warmed. Some
large seeds will rot, as every garden.
or knows is the case with Lima beans,
and the small ones will not germin.
ate. Portulacca seeds will lie with.
out harm where it drops all winter
through, but will not sprout here un
I'll late May, and in New England not
until well into June. When once IL
does start IL makes up for lost time,
just as self sown tomatoes, which do
not sprout until genial weather has
come to stay, often overtake the hot.
bed plants started a month earlier
and fruit at the same time.
There is time yet TO hurry forward
some flowers which bear transplant.
ing easily. Asters, balsams, Drum.
mond phlox, petunias, China pinks
hiunias, browaltii, cacalia, caliopsi-, ,
antirrhlnums, margioIds, fDur.o'.
Clocks scablosas' canary'bird flowers
cypress vines and maurandyas. If
-own in n cold frame, or box in a
sunny window, will be ready for
carrier oloom' when properly cared
Tor 'A'h II 'o"n later IN open Dor,
DER Some OF The above let, like
the anlIrfhInuns, arc not strictly an
"uaI., but they can be brought TO
hIo'h The hr't year IN THIS way.
~ sowing the seed the soil must be
worked or sircd very fine The
smaller seed should have the ,l,inres,
possible covering and ,h.c,,,l sb,rll
be well presscd dov, n,o, an Md.
lti-aeo,d ,I,o "a ,o,,,r,,., ,.,.
bed with ri,cc or e,r,.l a,5s,,;,
kla tho v,,cr ,,o, nf. a. ,h., 81.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

DO FERTILIzERs PAY 7--From our
own experience, says the New Eng-
t1nd Farmer, If asked TO answer In .
general way whether the use of com
merclal fertilizers pays, we should re-.
ply that they pay on some land =
very much better percentage than on
other land that they pay better ap.
plied TO some crops than to other
crops, and that they also pay uch
better in some seasons than In others.
IT land is 30 coarse aud loose that n
cannot hold water enough TO mature
crop, or ~ too vet for plants 70
grow in, II would be wasteful To cover
1t with fertilizer, whether that fertii-
izer be a concentrated chemical sub
stance or load Of stable manure.
Again, II fertilizer is used for grow
ing a crop that is not wanted in onr
market, like the apple crop Of the
p ."'' '"''' -" certainly rs
...I,'.-. 1'''s' '','
-
-. ~ wa "'' ~
e.,
'',' WI '"'''''
.,,' - ~ '..'''.
.;,.,-. '''' ,.
TREE PLh>TIHG Is KAysA-.-Mr.
IIulbe., Of North Atchison, has bad
Al experience Of thirty years ~
tree grower IN Kansas. Nine Yeas
ago be planted a lot Of Na'r - ~
his place in DgBighan county. ..G
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

svsscaIsE for the CKSru. DasOenAa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-17

pENNSIIVANIA
S TATE COLLEG E.
Winter term begin, January 4, 1884.

This Institution - located ln ono of tho most beam
tm aud nabifhuis ri the entire Eheny ziuu.
open .tu uts uf both toNrB, and U0,ra the fol
lowing CHuu,'s ui ,iU'yt
/ 4 Pun Classical .our-o n Four Years.
- \ Latin scientific eugrsa.
B. AFulls.lr tA, C.urs, &C Pour Y,,ls.
l. The iall1~,nr rLCIAL COURSES. oftwo year.
c1cL C,laviuE ,sc G..t tVo year. OF the seIeut.-
g. Course u1 AGRICULTURE. o. NATURAL
HISTORY: g,J CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS liJ
CIVIL ENGINEERING.
A short SPECIAL COURSE iu Agriculture
e. 4 short SPECIAL COURSE sn Chemistry
T. A Classical aud Scientific Preparatory Course.
SPECIAL COURSES are arranged to msot C..
wants vf individual stpie1r,.
military dnil is required. E,psus,a far hoard aud
netd"uiAs vrry ios. Tuition free. Young ladies o.
der charge ~ "a o.tIpri,nt laty ruurlp4l
For CaialHs sgr- ur other information address
GEO ". ATHtRToN. - Fs.ipExr.
srATr CUtLEgE, CESTRE Co.. "a.
I2stf
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-01-24
A Cnlorsa Man,s Elonuence.


Fort Worth, Texas 1aIette.l
The most thoroughly eloquent and
effective speeches ever maze in the
Legislature Of Toxas we're pronounced
by two negroes, and both ct much
the same gonclal import. Both re-
counted the story Of negro devotion
to odd marster and m!siiss." When
one Of tkese natural orators, himself
An old man, extended his black horny
hands asd said There can be no
great race enmity between us. This
cannot come while my old mar>tcr
and mistiss live. No, nor while their
children live and mine survive. They
were kind and generous TO me. !
knew 40 want OF to-day or care OF to-
morrow when / Was their property.
Look IT these wrink;cd rough hands.
They tell the ,ale, They tell how I
used to tod joe them. And the story
is rot ended. They are old and help
less ROW, and live sys once did, IN a
little cabin, and still tell for them.
J send thea, half Of every dollar I
dras from the State treasury, and
when FAeiy d7u lter, i beautiful
4lBd good girl, ~h0tn used to carry
when She wa& 4 child III these strong
arms, married not leng ago, | sen
hor check for 81 zoe. HIVE | not
the right to ask you, gentlemen Of
the majority 10 deal generously with
T% racer"