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de crossest man In Alabama lives dar, ("
said the driver as We approached way
side home, near Selma, Ala, 70 ask accom-
modations for the night At supper, and
after Il, ssmine host" scowled ~ every one,
founa fault with every thing earthly, and
I was wondering IL he would not growl II
The heavenly halo didn't d. him, when In
cidental mention being made Of the comet
Of lss., he said: ~ didn't like its form, IL
tail should have been fan shapedw
But, next morning, he appeared half
offended at our offering pay for bis hospt-
talityi Ny companion, however, made him
accept a. present . sample from bis case
Of goods
SIX weeks later, drew up At the same
house. The planter stepped lithely from
the porch, and greeted me cordially
could scarcely believe that this clear
complexioned. bright-ey ed, animated Eel.
low, and the morose being Of few weeks
my companion Of the former visit aud re-
GREETED be was not with me. EYES," said
bis wife, two are both much indebted 70
him"
.How;y asked In surprise
"For this wonderful change in my hus-
band Your friend when leaving, handed
him bottle Of Warmers safe cure. He took
IL and two other bottles, and now
"And now he broke in, from an ili-feel-
ing, growing old bear, am healthy and
80 cheerful my wife declares she has
fallen in love with me again."
II has made over again thousand love
matches, and keeps sweet the tempers Of
the family circle every where.-C Copyrighted
Used By permission Of american kura
Home.
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The Indiana Bureau a Statistics
says that UNDERMINING decreases the
tendency 70 unaiArizl diseases ~ lndinn-
apoiis Journal
-CocoAnuf Cookies: One cup Of sugar.
onr-half cup a butter. two ergs. one
half cup 81 milk. one and ons-haIf cups
OF -four one and one-half te1spconfuls
Of baking powder TA< Hoas1koid
Tar paper msed in the roof II the
hen hon~- serves 20 keep Il both warm
in winter and froe from Ice In summer.
and j. highly approved Nv those who
have nsel if--N " Tunes
Mosquitoes. flies and orher pests
will not enter room il which the cas-
tor-oil plant j. growing. or. 4 thew
should enter n they are soon found
dead beneath the leaves CAa-lgo Hsr-
aid
Cnrrant and gOoseberry bushes
should b. prnnsat everE year II they
are pruned in tr~e form thcy will bear
larger and timer fruit and the latter
viii not he % sp; 20 mildew- ~ n.
Far.tr-
In setting ont cabbage or tomato
plants il PAYS well- even in field culture,
10 twist or wrap piene "a paper about
The stems and fAsten il xith = stone OF
lump n soil PANT - treated are
safe from The cut worm -Ai1a.y jour
rsaL
-ITcs's Nrsaant says II one would
have good garden il should b. fires
from foul seeds Nise out 90 ten Of ths
gardens among farmers are allowed q
mature = crop Of Weeds the latter par
Of the season and usually this J. the
result Of carelessnessl
To make the plum orchard sue.
sess requires constant wafchfuiness on
the part II the orch.rii-t- not only
must The ~ol r. kept IN good condition
hut measures must b. taken 10 protect
the fruit from destru ton hy the cur
culio. This insect J. very difficult one
10 DESTROY or control NAr5ous devices
have been re~p-r-d 20 10 project tAs
Young fruit. hat ihev are most Of theus
% laborious and rguire - much watch
fnlnesS that only the most persESten
growers are successful IN saving rhci
fllit-N y. ZsmtA
The -fgrss-sifprsE sfarxffe -ays tina
children would rather eat bread ant
honey than brrai and butter Un'
pound ~ honey vii ~ A. far A. tw'
pounds Of butter. and has bs-ides- tn
advantage u being more healthy an
pleasant tasting II always remain
good while butter son becomes ran
cid. Honey eaten On wh~4r brad
xery beneficial 10 healrh II i com
mon expression that honey ! a luxury
having nothing - Do with the lifa--Sv
ing urinciplc- This j. an error hone,
i food in one Of the mot corcer--~te'
/ forms
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Information from the Feansain-H~sa %
Fashion.

Fashion
The new material for young ladies'
dinner and dance dresses Il cream Arab
gauze. which is finely Killed both on
the bodice. skirt and sleeves the first
being high and plated over low lining
The only trimming is scarf Of bengal
inc encircling the waist and tied with .
bede bow M the back
These scarves and sashcs are very
popular. and are worn with almost
every elegant toilette. For example. q
visiting dress in shot blue and red mcr-
yeillenx. trimmed with pannels Of null
ti-colored yak lace, has wide black
MORE sash tied al the back: the bodice
l. trimmed with brefeles and officers
epaulettcs.
The summer man:elets are in Chanfil-
" lace. with dark velvet braces. short.
fitting the figure al the hack. but longer
in font; Chantilly drapery and velvet
band. Nantes are little more than
shoulder capes. with narrow part Of
the front heightened like mantiila
These small wraps are now popular
with young ladies. who wear them
sometimes made entirely Of one rich
material; but they are more often a
combination OF two pretty fabrics. such
a lace for the front, with beaded gren-
adine for the high sides that are set
upon the shoulders
Velvet sometimes forms the back d
nantes that have piece lace on the
high shoulders and the fronts may be
either plated lace or velvet II take.
very small quantities for these little
wraps: but. a. they are q rather costly
materials. the best plan is 10 buy the
model and fiji il in white muslin 70 the
figure, then measure the muslin and OBJ
tain the exact quantity Simple man
ties are made sometimes in the mate
rial Of the dress with which they art
worn.
For instance. blue or tan-colOred
bison cloth. black or fawn-colored cam
els hair have the short scarf mantle
reaching only ~ the elbows and wais.
line, and trimmed all over with length
wise rows OF narrow mohair braid q
else the back and fronts are PLAN ane
the braid is in horizontal rows. YER
close together placed on the sidei
only. Some cloth fringe cut in strips
or chenille fringe. or wool lace. form
the trimming. II some small bits q
Chantllly or gniperc piece lace are LEI
over these make pretty mantlcs oyc
white. black, green or red lining silk
with ONLY one gathered row II lace 10
its edging. Tor. n D. Herald
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The w<rl-D~<~rs<d Fr-mnsIon q = Prom
in~nf. FHirsfaI and EneH~nr Railroad
0GSri.f-
President r. X Cable a the Chicago.
Rock Island < Pacitic Railroad has
issued the following important notice
.-Mr. r. - John : hereby appointed
assistant to the General Manage The
General Ticker and Passenger Depart
mcnt- will remain under the iuri~dic-
ton 81 Mr. - John - formerly and
AL Recommendations III connection wIt1
those departments should D. addressed
"a him a. GENERA Ticket and Passenger
Agent
The above announcement az Mr. t.
Johns promotion NIL T. read With IN
.ere-f and pleasure ~ the many who
have lecome intimate with him during
= yerv long career He has been ss-o-
Gated with the r0ad - long that he .
ALWAYS considered part ~ the system
GOOD. reliable and ever On time Mr.
Il. John entered tie railway service in
Iss9: was clerk in he General Ticket
OfIice and Der,oi Tirkrf Agent u the
Quincy 4 Toledo Railroad - Quincy.
HE. WIElI H. kNAaA~~N+A44ANNNAA WAAAA AAAN
Great Western Eailr0ad. when he A.
sumei clcrkship with that com
ranv Id H. General Ticket Depart
,ncnt II Springfield Ill. remaining in
IT. service nnzil JULY ). l-ssS; on July
4. i~6S. AMI until November. lcssf- he
was employed a. clerk in the General
Ticket Office II the Chicago 4 Rock
Island RAILWAY. November l. l>Si- to
Seffemhrr 4 l>sss. n was chief clerk
IN charge Il the General Ticket pr-
pariment: September !. iSes. he Was
appointed General Ticket Agent and
January |. 1>7Y. he WAS appoint
"a General Ticket and Passenger
Agent which position he continues
20 I'LL On saturday JULY 4 Mr.. 81
John celebrated the twenty-second an
niyersarv "a his connection with the
Rock Island R0sh Mr. s. john
promotion j. another illustration Of the
well known fact that thu Rock Island
Road appreciates the merits cf IN OH
Gals. and gives tangible evidence ot
lis appreciation
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The PhiiczoGisrhs Ifioriisnschrfft Of
Berlin referring 10 the recent discoy-
ere ~ number II soFniee mouldngs
Of porous stone at the Propylsea At
Athens starts the cur uS theory that
these belonged 20 the older Fropylra-
but that they were used as building
mater al when the new structure was
erected in the nth century b q. These
stones are brilliantly colored blue red
and gold they are in gOot preservat on.
and therefore max b. given asexcellent
specimens o. architectural color deco
ration A. practiced By the Greeks $50
wears ago. 4 beautiful art which Of
late has been successfully revived in
our own country. and when carried
ont with care and Judgment. must al
WAYS have superb and striking effect.
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MY dear" said father % his
daughter. how lon- ago was il that
George Jackson went West 10 seek his
fortunes"
Just year" the girl replied with
blush
WAS there anything between you
and George sometimes thought that
be- was fond a YOU
He was. papa and the gIri md
her face on the old mans Shout
der. ~ promised Gcorg when be
went away that would wait for him
for wears il necessary"
II have letter frcm him"
On. papa 4" she exclaimed ~ Docs
he-cr-has-he--Oh- tell me. what does
he say2~
He wants 80 20 &C.; home wiki -
N y. Herald
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Co hear OF the resignation Of DIR. Pierce as
q Congressman 10 devote himself solely TO
his labors AZ a physician. II Was because
his true constituents were the sick and al.
fiictsd everywhere. They will find DIR.
Pierce's ..Gnidep Me,iisal Discovery" a
beneficent use Of his scientific knowledge in
their behalf Consumption. bronchitis,
cough. heart-disease, fever and ague, inter
mittent fever. dropsy. neuralgia, goitre OF
thick neck. and al diseases Of the blood
are cured by this world renowned medicine
Its properties are wonderful, its action
magical By druggists
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An Eighth-street woman threw
her husband ; pipes and tobacco into
the stove remark NJ: I'm tired Of
living n smoke-houSe. He carried
all OF her bonnets and hats down to
his office and left note saving: I'm
tired Of living in millinery store.
Now this was very funny on both
sides. as far rs il went. but she walked
into his store three hours afterward
with new twenty-dollar bonnet on
He never thought of that Brooklyn
Times
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Rsv. DUKES. EXPLANATION



Answered an Ohjeetof.
II was At . big August meeting in
Wake County. n c.. and there were
seres Of darkeys present. The Gross
ing Of the Red sea- was the subject Of
the discourse. and the Rev. Mr.. Dukes.
4 'manclpatei minister, was treating i
in the most frigid manner. He had
just closed by saying: Moses and the
chiI'un 81 Israel crossed ober the Red
Sra on the ice. but when Faro aud his
numbering big chariots come long. dey
broke frue the ice and dey was all
provided. when a young man from
town arose and said:
..Brer duke. will you low me TO p
yOu a question:
..Sart nly. what l. it2'
well. Brer Dukes. Is bin studdin'
Eeografy. an geografy teaches me dat
d. Red SEA am ia de tropicks. an dat
dere amt no ice in de trOpicks- What
/ want 10 AK i die. Whar dat ice cum
from whar Moses crossed ober on2'
Brer Dukes cleared his throat,
mopp~d hi brow he-itated a moment.
and repl ei:
..Well. IL glad you Ak dat question.
II gives me an opportunity 70 splaln.
Ny dear Young brer. Won mus'n'tthink
'canse YOU war store close an bin to
sxooI dat you know everything. Dis
thing I'm preachin' bout took place
long time ago fore deere was any geog-
rzfss an fore deere was any tropics. "
Dstr0it Free Press
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" say. why il everything
Either AT skies or al seveuey'

Probably. my dear nervous sister, be.
cause you are suffering from some 81 ths
diseases peculiar to your sex lOu have a
>. siragging-downn feeling. the back-ache
you are debilitated you have pains 81 vari
Gus kinds. Take DR.. r. v. Pierces Favor
lite Prescription" and he cured. Price re-
dpced 10 one dollar. BY druggists.
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BADNESS.
low Produced and How u May he
Avoided

Avoided.
II one would avoid badness more
EASILY prevented than cured keeping
the head cool. BY temperance i'm ALI
things. and the feet warm by proper cx-
crcsc. viii be an important condition
Those who have not sufficient brain q
warm the head. or do not exercise il
sufficiently, but must wear fur cap
within doors. everywhere. viii be very
likely early to lose the hair. AL but that
outside of the hat or cap. that having
some Of the advantages Of air and cool
ness. II seems absurd 10 suppose that
cold Il naturally and necessarily
taken by simple .-draft Of cool air.
on the uncovered head There are
some. however. who do not dare 70
have little pure air. cool and refresh
ing. reach the head. while they may he
utterly reckless about the temperature
of the feet.
Badness may be produced by exccs-
sive brain labor. by diseases Of The
scalp most easily prevented by clean
illness Of the head by indigestion. by
irritating and indigesfible foods. by de-
bilitating diseases and BY a failure TO
be well nourished by the use Of plain.
simple and wholesome food since the
best way Of sustaining the whole body.
or any Of its parts. Is 70 obey al Of The
laws Of our being. those relating 20 d.
gestion. 70 pure air. sunlight and clean
illness being prominent ~ Golden Rue
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Red shirt. Torn Belly and Calico
were the three sub-chef who upheld
Red Clouds dignity on his reserve
white he was on his recent viSt ~
Washington
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The wheat crop Of Oregon this
year will be thirty per cent. in excess
OF last year.
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--Frenchmen are nothing II not 20
lite. When highwayman in Paris
snatches lady's pccketbook he first
kisses her.
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WHAT sort OF flag does . man unfuri
when he waves 'examinations-f'tffs.
turgh Chronicle Telegraph
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MOSQUITOES are free from one vice 81
least. They can't stand smoking.-Defroit
Free Press
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The worst CrethrAi btFietuFss
speedily cured by our new radical methods.
Pamphlet. references and terms. t~o letter
stamps. Worlds Dispensary Medical A.
ISOLATION, G63 Main Street. Buffalo, n. ".
A vLoURIsHIHo business-that Of tho
writing master.
PrKx'sToorHAcHR DRoPs cursin minute Ia
Ckan's Sulphur Soap heals and beauties 10
GEnxAy Corn REnovEE kills Corns BunionA
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ale,s, Advertisements.

A. Axiom and MEnneTchof Haas on Friday even.
Ins. April II. ono ticket win admit 10 both halls.
The. steamer Princes win leave Bsllalre at s
O'Clock sharp. and return after theball. ap1S
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government.
A freak Of Fashion.

A New York fashion writer and society
sharp tells of the waning interest in
church weddings among fashionable folk.
Instead Of the rush To- get cards at any
cost, to get into the church at all hazards,
there is little concern aboutit
awe are not told, but may suspect, the
reason why society turns its back on q
once .iayorite diversion, foregoes the
ristling spectacle Of the nuptial pageant,
aud Is deaf to the organ pealing the stately
wedding march from "Lohengrin.'
Society has gone of to seek a moral ex -
llilarating pastime in the sweet delirium
OF the roller rink. =
1t is a distinguishing characteristic
Of society that 1t does but one
thing at a time. When 1t took to
croquet It concentrated on the ball and
mallets and wickets, all the masterful abil-
ity Of it's wondrous mental quality. Lawn
tennis, that sprightlior sport Of still more
fascinating power, would brook no rival.
Cards have tlieir time and dancing has its
day-diyersions come aud 50 and come
again, but society addresses itself to one
thing at 4 time with oil it's miglts Now
its thcyroller rink to.molrowit may be
anything. FS "a s43
The decline Of the fashionable church
wedding is to be regretted. It's particu-
larly unfortunate that it comes at time
Of business depression, when pbilanthrop-
ic minds are engaged in extraordinary
efforts to keep money in circulation. If
nobody comes to see, who will care to
present an elaborate spectacle regardless
Of cost? Tradeslnen suffer, work people
suffer, and the pamperCd rich hold on to
their coveted riches. This is bad for the
poor and demoralizing TO the rich. Herr
Most should see. TO this freak Of fashion
and turn loose the proletariat.
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nnEAkrAsr nupaEr.

Drunkenness is greatly on the increase
in Mexico, according to a statement in the
Tso Republics Of that city. * "a
A novelty in Long Island farming the
present year will be- the extensive .cultiva-
ton OF peanuts as an experiment.
Secretary Endicot's father is so years
old and In capital health, which he main.
tains by walking five miles every day.
Mr.. Gladstone has offered TO restore at
his own expense the old city cross Of Ed.
inburRh. II was erected In 1917 and de-
stroyed in 1855. -,o.i. ss.,.i
There Is 4 salt lake IN Hidalgo county,
Texas, which is one mile in length, 1--WE
miles In circumference, and from three to
four feet deep. It's bed consists ofcrystals
Of pure salt.
Josephine county, Oregon, possesses q
natural curiosity In the shape OF Q subter-s
ranean cavern. At Is situated IN the
mountains sonth6o Of Grants Pas, and has
never been thoroughly explored.
Punch reports that when the vote on
Sunday opening Of mdseums was an
nounced, slxty.tour for and sixty.tourr
against, sour Sunday tie,n said Lord
Granville, ,smilingly readlusting his own
crayat.
A groceryman at Keokuk, H., who has
n keen eye 20 business, in subscribing 81
toa church entertainment added after his
signature, "tlie only place IN 'KeokulS
where you can get sixteen pounds ofsugar
for 81"
Il was Napoleon Bonaparte who said
when the conquest Of the Chinese was
proposed 10 him: "No; there arc too
many Of them Once teach themthe art
OF modern warfare, and they will oVerrun
Europe and crush out our civilization"
Stock gamblers may well be scared by
the passage in the New York Senate OF
the bill to prevent all transactions in
stocks, certificates, receipts, ETC., which
are not accompanied by the actual posses
sion or transfer Of the.gocds dealt in.
Moody, the reyivallst, was asked in the
recent Q Convention in Milwaukee whether
he had grace enoughto die at the stake.
He replied: $40, I don't need II; all l
want Is grace enough to hold this gonYen-
ton for three days In Milwaukee"
Conceal Miles sagstaAt Preala dent cteye-
land has the character that wotild make
himia great success In the military line.
There are plentyof Deme ctais hereabouts,
says tle Sc. Adams 5isa5Algtf, who arc OF
the opinion that under his method Of dis
tributing supplies, an army would perish
Of starvation the hat month OF campaign.
4 VI d
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m 1lo,ern b rnt % wheellng.

The people Of Wheeling nave lons ieHi-
zsd that their form Of municipal govern
ment is not suited 10 the city's needs. The
financial slough into which the city has
been permitted to fall-without any sutil.
cient reason-is a recent and very forcible
reminder. Later we have seena Mayor
struggling, with tied hands, 70 enforce the
law which he is sworn to enforce. Before
we can hope for abetter order Of things
wa shall have to agree that We will meet
the question as citizens, not as psrtisans
DESTROYS Of using the city government OF
any part oft to advance the interests o.
any political party. n
Municipal government mas never =
much engaged the attention Of thoughtful
men "a now. Great cities and small are
endeayoripg TO PET themselves In better
form, that the public business may be
transacted with efficiency and economy
For example, the Massachusetts Legtsla,
ture is about to consider some radica
amendments to the charter Of Boston pro:
posed BY a municipal commission.
Boston's frame Of government is as un
systematic a eontriyance as wheeliag's
and in effect worse because there is more
oft. The growth Of a third Of q century:
a little added now and little then, it Il
"a thing Of shreds and patches" There
is no cont olling idea. Power and respon
sibility are widely and loosely dilIosed
through mystifying maze OF executive
and legislative by.ways. There is great
confusion of executive and Legislative
functions. The Mayor is a figure-head
as our Mayors. The present ain Is te
separate the municipal government &C
cording to its proper functions, and e
make the Mayor the real potential hea a
Of the executive branch.
This is what we shall do in Wheeling
after We have suffered aud learned more
II cannot be that the people will be salts
fed indefinitely with 50 stumbling al
affair as the present frame OF municipal
government. -e-
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Portland Oyrgoalda y y
AtLaiayette, q day or two since, Judge
Boise was seated between two honest
granpers, such as he imagines himself to
Be. One Of them was reading the Oregontan,
and, turning TO the Judge, he said: The
thunder cloud Of war looks very dark on
the Eastern political horizon" "1es,R
said the Judge, sthe clouds look very
black" "Well, judge said the second
farmer, who had only half comprehended
the matter under discussion, I'VE need
rain.r III ti ~ - has8 Y
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DIED.

= j.
i HRYMAN-on ThuEflAy morning, April 10 1ssS,
al I O'Clock, 1HoMAs n. bEYNAN, sized 81 years. J
funeral from the residence Of his sister, Nm. R.
II. Miller, No. ISL Main street this (rldayl after
noon at 3 O'Clock. Friends OF the family invited
Iuterment at Mt Wood Cemetery.
WoODs-On Wednesday morning, April y, 1855
Matte ", daughter Of John and Ruth u. Woods
Gged n Year, aud months. ft'-
Funeral from the family residence. two miles eas
Of the city, on Friday morning, at 1880 o'clock
Intermcnt at Stone Church cemetery. n
o1To-on Wednesday, April Is. 1855. CiEoIGI
ALFxkHoER ONO, son u George and jennie Quo
aged 8 years and months.
Interment at Mount Wood on Friday, ht r. "
Friends Of the family are Invited. n
A precious one from rs has gone, ~
Alyoire we loved Il Sttlled;
A place 10 vacant In our home
Which never eau be filled. re. -
Farewell. dear George, thy race Is run;
Short WIS thy tax but 'twfs well done.
Thy peaceful hands arc laid 70 rest
ii Il mil tGka 4
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
wv ouGHLY competent ROOk. EeepeF al M ~
years experience Address BOOk.keepCF, IA \,
Twelfth street. RUsi6
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is precept easily preached, but not 80
easy 10 practice. liza person has no appe-
lite, but distressing nausea, sick head:
ache, dyspepsia, boils, or any other III re-
sulting from inaction Of the bowels, 1t is
impossible TO get up such q laugh as will
produce aldermanic corpulence. In
order to laugh satisfactorily you must be
well, and TO be well you must have your
bowels In good order. You can do this
and laugh heartily with DR.. Pierce's
Nplessant Purgatiye Pellets the little
regulators OF the liver and bowels and best
promoters Of jollity.
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DuRKil,s Salad Dressing and Cold Meat
sanSs a made from Tie freshest purest
and ehoies n endimsnte oPsaipaelst "
tsine Il, waste, labor, anx iety, anu ais.lp.
pointment are prevented. iw&f