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Notes on Iuge,soii nv Rev. J.. A.
lambert, for sale by Jacob g osmann. q
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

At the January term, 1856, of the Cir
cult Court. Of Dubois county. Indiana
The estate OF joan M. Deindcrfer, was
declared probably insolvent. Those In.
,ercsted are notified that il will be set.
tied accordingly.
JoHN G. DEINDERFER, Exec.
TRAYLoR HUNTER, Attorneys.
January 23l, 1885-3w.
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rVBut one marriage license issued
BY Clerk Gosmann this week aud that TO
Joocph Beckman and i Kleumper.
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SnILon's cATAHnI nhxsDY--s positive
cure Tor Caiarrh. Diphtherla and Canker
Moutl. For sale by Mehringer Bros.
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WrMr. Ed, Matfingly buried a little
child, only few hours old, on Saturday
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y. 4 ROUND Worms Tare Worms Spawn
BIC. usa nothing but Wilder . mother
Worm Syrup.
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jefferson Tp. Trustees Notice.

sVVH 4 undersigned will be at his ofiec
i to attend to township business 81
Jefferson township, Dubois county. on
Saturdays OF each week, and requests all
persons having business with the town
ship to attend TO 1t on those days. The
libraries are kept at J. w.
Jacobs, IN Birdseye, and At the Trustees
where all persons entitled can
get books thereof.
JOHN CUMMINs.
Sept. 8, Say. Trustee Jefferson Tp.
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no nonH dor tors bills 20 pay for 9ypnin4
ond al vrnereal Diseases. Wilooro 80gs
SSoa rllta and Potash cures III.
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a Mid deIirhtful fnvirorant for delicate
Female, = y! SsSmach oirtcrs
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An Independent Newspaper Of Dem
ocsatic Principles. but not Controlled By
any Set Of Politicians Or Manipulston !;
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all
the News Of the Day in the most Inter-
estng Shape and with the greatest pos
sibe Promptness. Accuracy and Impair
tally: and to the Promotion Of Demo-
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affain Of
Government Society and Industry.
1sssa. ~ Asub Rsstpstds
DAILY, pes Year - %
DAILY, per Month 20
SUNDAY, Per Year %
DAILY and SUNDAY ~ vsw 90
WEEKLY, pr Year %
Addrsss. rHE, SUN. xsss Yevk Cssy.
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been, or is intended to be establish
ed in tho Slate Of Mississippi, for
the purpose Of registering Holland
cattle, which, under the high stan
dard adopted by the Holstein-Frie-
sian Associate N of America, would
MT be eligible to reglstery in the
herd book of s.il a>socia lon,
Resolved, That the public are
hereby cautioned against being mis-
lel by the similarity Of the names
Of the two Associations or other
wise.
Res solved, That W. ac:ept the offer
of Colinlas RURAL WoaLD to pub
l,sh and distribute this resolution to
the extent Of 500 copies or more
gratuitously; that the Seci starry be
requested t, furnish a copy of the
resolutions offered by the COMMIT
tee to every agricultural paper 10
United States.
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beer, matches, and other pickles.
such as hepsom salts, hoysters, Win
ger sope, anzetrar.
"Old rags bort and zold here and
nowhere else, new 7lade heggs by me
Roger Giles; ringing burdes keeped,
SIGH as howles, donkies, payrox, lob
sters, crickets, also the stock of a
celebrated hrayder. Agent for sci,
ling gutty-porker souls. p. 81
tayches geography, rithmetic, COW
silks, jnuuastiks, and other chynee'
tricks"
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CORRESPONDENCE.
W 10 not hold ourselves responsible fer the
episisns Of ear correspsndssts. II.
Ed. GAZETTE
Sir

Sir
There seems to be an idea
that the Rugby School Board is
composed of the "old wickedclque,"
that hydra-headed thing (now long
since dead), the thoughts Of which,
in days Of old, so often inflicted some
of our worthy citizens with the
nightmare, and other hide GUS trou-
bles. Peace t, its ashes Z! it harassed
us long enough, but now, unlike
Banquo's ghost, it is "downed" to
stay down, therefore, Mr.. Editor, it
cannot have any more to do with the
School nor anything else, at this
side of that place rece 1tly translated
sheOl
The Rugby S'.hool is a District
School, managed by rustees elected
by the District ut large. Mr.. c. On
derdonk, of Rugby, and Messrs.
Cutie and McKeethan, of Sunbright
are the Trustees or Directors of thi,
District. The public funds being only
adequate to support the School
during halftbe term, the enterprising
peoplsaf Rugby m,intain it by volua-
tarv suhscript ons the remainder
OF the term; but it certainly ought
to be the duty of the Board Of Aid
to do :hs. They have. some one will
say, given US a fine School Building
rent frea tut what il that! Tbs
least they might do is to pay the
teacher, and have some one there
to nurse the younger chill ren and
keep them from crying They call the
attention of the public to the Rugby
School in their advertisements anil
yet they leave US to support it, This
lsa strong argument against the
Board of AID, and | for one would be
in favor Of waiting on them and re-
questing them to take that schoul
out Of their advertisement, VI else
run 1t at their own expense"
ANTI CLIQUE.
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A meeting Of the American Hol-
stein Friesian Breeders Assocla-
ton was held at the Grand Pacific
Hotel, Chicago, on Monday the 18th
ulto., with Mr. n. l.. Sweet, Grand
Rapids, Mich, in the chair. Alter
a discussion it WAS generally
conceded that the records of the
Holstein cattle tor milk, butter and
cheese was the best foundation to
build their hopes upon.
Mr.. Spptford of Tennessee spoke
on he question of accli,nation, also
alluded to the formation of II Sou
them Holstein- Frissian association.
From his remarks We learn Mr.. W.
L. Archibald of MISSISSIPPI imported
from Holland number of Holstelll
cattle the past year, and AZ they
were not registered in either Of the
Holland Herd Books. they were in
eligible for registry in the Herb
Book Of the American Hulstein-
Frlesian Association. He therefore
proceeded to form an association Of
his own and attempted to sell his
cattle as representatives Of the i'm
proved Holstein- Friesian breed.
With view OF elevatiny the stan
dard Of the breed. the American
Association have imposed = regis
tration fee OF twenty-five dollars OF
every animal imported into thi
Country. They further require tina
every animal shall be descende,
from sire and dam recorded in ON
of the Holland Herd Books.
These laws were passed with
special view Of preventing specula
tors from importing cheap and 10,
: grade cattle and selling them IA
I, worthy individuals Of the breed.
Il A committee Was appointed
S draft resolutions setting forth thes
u facts, AID at the evening session til
Il following were unanimously xdop,
l cd;
# WHEREAS, 1t is understood III,
la new herd book association b,
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The following is "a coy If u old
advertisement, written over little
shop in Cornwall, Eng.
GROCER GILES, Suryin, Parish
clark and Skulemastcr, Groser, and
Ilundertaker, Respectfully informs
ladys and gentlemen that he drors
teef without wateing mint, applies
laches every hour, bllsters On the
lowest farms, anu vlzlcks for 4 pen
ny Il peace. He sells Godfather's
Kordales, kuts korns, bunyons. dok-
tiers hosses, clips donkIes, vance u
munth, and undertakes to luke ar
ter everybodies nayls by the ear.
Joesharps, penny wissels, brass
kanel-sticks, tryinpans, and other
mOozlkal hinstrumlnts hat grately
reydooced tigers. Young ladys and
genelluen larnes their grammar and
laugeudse, III the purtiest manner,
also CRATE care taken off their NOR
rels and spelhn Also Farm. zinging.
tayching the base vial, and all other
zorts Of vancy-work, squadrils,
pokers, weazils, and all country
dances tort Ut home and abroad al
pertekshun. Periumely and znuff
Ia all its branches. As times Is CT ue
bad, / begs to tell sy that his JUS,
besinned to sell all sorts of stasho.
: nary ware, cox, hens, vouls, pigs
and all other kinds Of poultry. Bla.
kin-brishes, herrlns. coles, skrubbin-
brushes, traykel, gudly Dukes an,
bibles, mise-traps, brick dist, wins
kers-seed, morrel pokkerankercher
and all zorts of swatemaits, includ
ing taters, sassages, aud other gar
DIN stuff, bakky, cigars, lamp oy lie
tay-kittles, and other intoxzlka,i
llkkers; 4 dale Of fruit, hats, zons
hare oyle. pattins, bakkits, srindi
il stones, and other ait ables, korn an
e bunyon zalve and all hardware.
II as laid in a large azzortment {
ltrype, dogs mate, lollpops, ginger
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THE WEATHER.

REPORT 0FTEMPERATURHFo RRuGDY TENN
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According to our promise of last
week We present our readers with a
description of the plans Of the new
Hotel, which have recently been re-
ceived by Mr.. Walton from the ar
chltects, MeSsrs. Smith g. Sharp, Of
Nashville, Tenn.
The main building is 40x95 IT.
and will occupy the site Of the old
Tabard. 1t fronts to the west, and
il surrounded on that and tho north
sides by verandah 8 feet wide.
There is also an 8 foot porch on
the south side. The principal en-
trance is in the centre of the west
front. by hall Is #. long by 9 it.
wide, warmed from an open fire.
place. To the right runs = corridor
8 #. wide and to the left another
5 #. wide, while in front is the main
stair case The floor is thus divided
into four divisions. The south east
division is allotted to the office,
ladies staircase, and ladies' lava
tories, and the south west to a
l,dies' reception room, 9xl5 and
the ladies' parlor, l5x2S; the latter
CHEEKY room warmed from al
open fireplace at each end, and
commanding views both of Contra
Avenue and toward the river. TIL,
north west division includes tw,
proprietor's rooms each 9yl5 it
aud the gentlsman's parlor l5x2s
#. These look out towards Clea
Fork. The north east division is al
most entirely occupied by the dinin
room which has the goodly propol
lions Of 1898 feet. 1t is lighted b
six windows looking east, an
warmed from an open fireplace 4
each end. The kitchen is annexe
to the north east corner of the mar
building, and is separated from tn
dining room by spacious pantr,
The gentleman's lavatory is also q
the north end of the 8 foot corrido
"hs dining room and gentleman
parlor have sliding doors 10 fet
wide placed opposite each 9th.
across the corridor so that upu
state occasions, or when cur juv,
nile friends trip the light fantast
they can be thrown into one lar,
room. The stairways and office ope
On the hallway from uuder thr
arches very tastefully designed I
wood ii n.
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NOTES AND CONTENTS.
1t is with great pleasure that We
nununcA tha return nj Mr. Henry

1t is with great pleasure that We
announce the return Of Mr.. Henry
Kiwber, London, Eng, to the En-
glish House Of Commons for the
Borough Of Wandsworth by the
large majority of HIS 1t has been
stated that never before has Eng
land been represented by such An
able and distinguished body Of men
as have been sent up at t ln election,
AMI |. judging from Wtnlsworth, we
can quite believe it. We congratulate
Mr.. Kimber on his election and
trast that thisis only ths co'n nance
ment Of a long and brilliant Par
lialnentary career.
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HEAD MASTER.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.

Religious knowledge harmony with the principles the Episcopal
Eng Modern
Vocal Muse and Ply Mcal Training.
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corridors of which correspond with
those below, i. entirely devoted to
spacious and well-lighted bedrooms.
Considerable additional space has
heen obtained by projecting the
front of south half of this story
over the verandah, thus making all
arcade below. There is balcony
over the main entrance and two at
the south end of the binding. The
servants rooms over the kitchen are
'pproached by n separate staircase
and are isolated from the main Hoor.
In the attic story provision is
made for a number of commadlous
bedrooms, as we'll as for ample
storage facilities.
A staircase from this floor takes
US up to the top of the To-, out
tower which is 43 #. high. From
here asplendid view is obtained in
all directions except to the north
where it is intercepted by front
and rear gable, the ridge of which
runs two feet above the main roof,
aud smaller front and rear gables,
which are forty one feet from the
ground. The roof of the lookou,
rises eleven feet above main roof
making it both distinctive anc
attractive feature of the building.
The exterior of the building is in
Queen Anne" style and the etfsct
is both striking and pleasing. The
gables are finished in ornamental
vertical single work and plain
vertical friezs below the caves sur
|
rounds the whole. The south front,
that facing Central Avenue, is par
tlcularly tasteful. The III lin feature
is a large exterior chimney, bull, Of
stone to the line Of the caves, and
theu Of tluted or colu nnar bricA
work. The chimney gives to the
look out tower the idea Of 4 buttress,
and is very handsome. The other
chiInneys, eight in all, are of PLAIN
red Lricx. neatly finished. The
building will he painted light neu
tr4l bronze green, and trimmed
with q darker shade OF the same
color. The gable ends and vertical
shlngling on the lookout tower will
be painted u very warm stone color.
We think the architects are t. be
congratulated on having SO success
fully combined With Il comfortable,
homeliAe house, SO many markedly
attractive features Of \ public build
ing.
Our readers will, We feel sure,
join US in the wish that the glories
OF the Old may very soon be eclipsed
by the spleudvurs of the New
Tabard
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RUGBY HACK LINE.

During the winter, and while the
mail and passenger trains run
separately, the hack will NOT AL
WAYS WAIT for the evening passen-
yer train for the south.
Parties who expect friends from
the north by the evening tram will
confer a favor by notifying he be-
forehand.
CnAs. SKENE.
iiugby. Dc. 9Th. 1885.
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Bryant
AND
Stratton.
THE LOUISVILLE
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Corner Third and Jefferson, Louisville, KY.

Book Keeping, Banking, Peuman>hip.
Shorthand lype-Wring, Arithmetic, &c.
Strict and Systematic training in business habits 1t is the only Coll
eye wherein Book keeping taught books kept
book keepers and bankers Everything thorough
made up entirely No dirty
Manuscripts COPIED and recped by students Has the largest
endorsement Graduates trouble in obtainn.
situations.
this College young AID young have increased
their servcean their payom $25 $500
and Sl25 per month FOR TERMS apply Cl .nd for Journal
giving full information No vacation
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A FARM F'OE SALE.

Containing no acres. Of Which so
acres under feEce. l6acres in grass
and clover, and a good orchard Of
never failing fruit. A good Honse
with four rooms, large barn, cut
houses, stables, etc. A never failing
spring In close proximity to house,
anG good water for Stock in every
field. Only five minutes walk from
Skene Postotfi,c and Store. and
about half mile from Mt. Vernon
Church and School. 7nllles from The
town eft Rugby, and 6 miles from
Z. S. 4. R.. Neishborhood thickly
settled, and increasing rapidly.
Price $40 PER ACRE.
For further particulars, Apply on
Premises. or Address,
Geo. W. Eabcock,
Skene, Morgan Co. Tenn.
or c. S. Moore,
P. 0. Box AZ, Rugby, Tenn.
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'Rrsdings taken att PM, Railroad time
Average Temp. for past week 4lS
Rainfall (inches) 81
G. ONnERpeNK.
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The "G>zErrE" is published ever, Saturday
~ the Publishing offices. Central Avenue
Ray. Morgan County Tenn.
ms paper is entered at the Post office ~
Rugbv. Ten. as second-class mail matter.
All tns'ness correspondence should be ad-
dressed IN the Publisher.
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Courtv and General Intelligence from the
vnols district and notices OF local events Will
b. msM thankfully received.
correspondence omtopics Of interest is in
v,ted. The name and address Of the writer
must accompany all communications it ie'
publication.
All communications for the Editor to b
addressed
G. s. MsoRE.
Rugby, Morgan Co.. Tenn
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MORGANZA.-NO Nous avOns recu

MORGANZA.-Nou avons recu
une. copie DIES procedures de la con-
yention tenue au sujet de la recon-
struction de la levee Morganza.
Entr'autres suggestions les mem.
bres de cette convention requierent
lie Gouverneur de lancer immedia-
tement un appel aux juries de pc.
lice des paroisses composant lie
quatrieme district des lev6es, atm
de SAVIOR lie montant que les dites
paroisses veulent souscrire. II est
en- outre requis de prendre les me-
sures %necessaires pour la construc.
ton de cette levee, aussit6t que les
dltes paroisses auront souscrit
$4,000, ct les iuries de police des
dlfferentes paroisses sont, de leur
cote, prizes de nommer un comit6 do
subscriptions.
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CONVENT Mont CARMEL.-L La
rentree des classes de cette excel
lente institution, dirigee par les
SGurs du Mont Carmel, aura lieu
mardi proclaim, premier septembre.
Les etudes comprennent toutes les
branches dun cours classique com
Net. On y enseigne egalement les
arts d'agrements, la musique, lie
dessin, ainsi que tous les travaux
d'aiguille- compliments indispensa
bles a reducation des jeunes files.
Pour quill n'yait pas de retard dams
la formation DIES classes, nous en-
gageons les parents a envoyer leurs
enfants DIES lie premier jour, car
rexactitude EN- ce point, est dune
grande Importance pour lie success
des etudes.
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AvIs.-Mr. II. H. Michelet. In.

AV1S.-MT. III. IL. H.
specteur DIES chemins ct levGes,
dome avis, dams ce numero, a tous
ceux que celia peut concerner, que
tous les proprietaires r~iverains dol.
vent bonner un chemin public ct lie
maintenir CONSIGNMENT en- bon or
DIRE. &c chemin doit .avoir au moins
vingt-cinq pieds lie large, ttre BON.
be dams lie milieu. bien nivelG ct
f1anque dun fosse d'egout de cha.
que cote. De distance Ell distance,
lie chemin devra ttre traverse par
des fosses lesquels .devront Gtre
converts Ell planches qui ne de-
won't pas depasser la surface du
dit chemin. Tous ces travaux de
vront etre termines d'ici an Ter no.
vembre.
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La liberte de Is boiss0n.

On annonce de Waco, Texas, que
NJ. Coke, sGnateur DIES Etats-U mis-.
Went d'ouvrir la campagne anti
prohibitionniste dams lie comt6 de
McLennan par IN discours qui a
electrise les auditeurs. LIE senateur
a declare quill est oppose q la pro.
hibition parce qu'elle est une msul-
te 4 la liberte personnelle. Des lois
reglant ce que chacun dot on he
dot pas boire he %pourraient etre
rendues etfectives que par des me
sures inquisitoires incompatibles
avec la liberte la plus elementaire.
LIE movement prohibitionniste
nest ell rGalite qu'une maneuvre
politique ayant pour but de renver-
ser lie parti democratic. Cette NAV
nGuvre dot 6tre demasqueee ct CON-
battue sans relache par quiconque
a quelqne souci della llberte per-
sonnelle ct de la dignite DIES cito-
yens americans.
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Victime dun char|atan.

Ignorance dun sol distant me.
decln de Macken, petit village de
rIllinois, Went de causer la mort
dun enfant dams DIES circumstances
particulierement horribles. Il va
quelques .jours, lie .jeune David
Black. age de ONE ans, tombait de
cheval ct sc cassait lie bras en- deux
endroits ditftrents. lie medecin de
fendroit fut appele pour soigner lie
blesst, ct au lieu de reduire conve-
nablement Ia fracture, &c praticien
ignorant laissa une esquille dans les
chairs. La gangrene he tarda pas 4
Sc declarer, ct du bras ellie gagna
pepaule ct tout lie corps du pauvre
enfant. Mails un detail plus atroce
encore; DIES mouches Sc sont possess
u IL plate, ct peu apres les vers
Sc sont mis- i devorcr lie bras du
bles>e Qui est mort apres une terri>
BILE agonie. LIE medecin cause im-
mediate de cette mort, a recn de Ia
population indignee Iordre de quit
ter au plus vite lie pays.
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CAPTUREs.-Deux fugitifs de la
justice de la paroisse Lafourche
viennent d'6tre captures Pun le
nomm6 Wilson, dams Ia paroisse st.
Charles, ct rautre, lie nomme Da-
Wis, a Gretna, paroisse Jefferson, ct
ramenes a Thibodaux, mardi der.
nier, par lie depute sheriff R. A.
Frost. LIE premier de ces fugitifs,
accuse de vol, a etc parfaitement
identife. QUAINT a &c qui concerne
le second, accuse d'avoir tue, lie 2
fevrier 1879. Mr.. F. E. Hoffman,
regisseur de rhabitation Coulon,
appartenant alors q rHon. E. j.
Gay, les opinions sur son Identified
ton sont tres d~ivisees. Depuis
bient6t sept annees que ce crime a
etc commits, il nest pas etonnant
quill Sc soft oper6 un grand change.
ment dams lie physique du meurtrier
ct que ceux qui pont connu aient
des dOutes sur son identite. Ce
qu'on peut dire c'est que sa person
ne correspond assez excitement au
signalement donne dams la procla-
nation du gouverneur offrant une
r6compense de $500 pour sa captu.
re. Mais lie sheriff ma pas cru devoir
lie garder ct la renvoye aux autori.
t6 de Ia paroissc Jefferson.
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LIE drapeau rouge a Cleveland,

Les arnachistes de Cleveland ont
tenn, reinforcement, un meeting sur
la place p%ublique. Tn grand drapeau
rouge hOttait au. dessus dun trans
parent sur lequel Oh lisait ces mots
en- lettres rouges "Sous lie dra.
peau etoil6 nous crevons de faim.
Sous lie drapeau rouge nous Vi
vrons."
Les deux principaux orateurs
6taient venus lie Chicago, le cito
yen William Gorsuch, socialiste de
profession, ct le citoyen Auguste
Spies, 6diteur de PArbeiter Zeitung.
LIE premier a attaque violemment
NJ. Foran, membre du congress, ct
Pa qualiie de troqueur politique.
lie citoyen Spies a invite ses audi
teurs a prenlre DIES fusils. "Mais,
a-t-il a!joute, 81 vous n'avez pas 525
pour acheter un Winchester, ache
tez pour % cents de dynamite. La
dynamite lie fera que mieux raf-
faire."