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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-04-16

the happy event to his grand parents.
It was the first time he had visited them
/ for months. Very early in the morning
he started, and when the afternoon
shadows began to lengthen Kate looked
out eagerly for his return. 1t was TO-
ward daybreak when he appeared, his
hands and feet almost frozen and his
senses stupefed by liquor. The wife's
new hopes were destined to be short
lived. Freshly made promises marked
the MORROW, but days went by only to
see them unfulflled Now there was q
new torture. Rube had forsaken Wash
burns and made his visits to Pineville
instead, where Kate's father and mother
lived. 1t was almost more than the wo-
her parents were the frequent witnesses
of her husbands disgrace. This was a
sort of thing which she could not and
would not long brook.
Little Kate, the baby, was a month old
to day when Rube made preparations
one morning for trip to Pineville. Kate
looked on silently for few moments
and then said:
Where are you going?'.
"Only to Pineville."
what fOr!"
"To see about some powder and stuff"
"That is untrue. You are going to
spend the day with worthless COM
panions, and you will come back stupid
with liquor. Rube, listen to me. have
stood all it is possible for me to endure.
1 have prayed and entreated you to
abandon habit which has disgraced us
both. My pleadings have brought
nothing. 1 cannot and will not have our
child grow up to know father who is
drunkard. If you refuse to stay at home
l have said my last say. Go to Pine
vile if you insist upon doing 30, but if
you are not here sober by sunset I shall
90 with the baby to fathers, and in this
house / shall never set my foot again."
That's all talk" RUDE answered in a
rough, joking, half serious fashion.
"Why, it's fifteen miles to Pineville."
mo matter" was the firm rejoinder.
&c! will make the start if the child and 1
freeze to death by the way"
"Look out for the wolves" Rube laugh
ed again. "There has been half dozen
seen lately. 1t has been a hard Winter
for them, and they're most starved"
Evolves or no wolves" muttered Kate,
an CO."
Rube hung about the house uneasily
for an hour or so, then rugged himself
out, leggings, buffalo coat, gun and all.
Kate worked away and said never a word
He opened the door and without looking
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05


1t does not appear, however, that the
cholera in Europe Is any les virulant in
tyre, OF that the mol tally among those at
in previous ep;iemics, and the meteocolog-
cal condition o. both the past and the pres
est summer pre- cnt ~ peculiar.ties which
would explain the comparative limitation OF
tte Ii secsa AMI l., slow spcaai. All TIE cir
GUMS s.2.lccs seem t. indicate that the warn
IL which tlo nations G EuroIe received
two years aga n to the approach Of this
disea>e AMI the measures Of sanitation which
were taken in consequence. have had a good
effect
OF these measure, probably the most i'm
pOrtant have been those relating to water
supply and those resulting from tue general
diffusion among the people Of the idea that
the disease is usually communicated by ar
ticles of food or drink, AMI that when only
such articles are u5eI as have b9el recently
subjected to heat the danger is small. If TO
this be added precautions as 20 disin lection
of excreta and It's prompt boiling des-
troyin. of soilel clothing 81 be liing which
might possibly contain the germs of the dis
ease, there Is no doubt that its spread may
be greatly h.nlerel, if not entirely stopped
The so-calIed preventive incubation OF Fer
ran appears to have little or no effect IS
thus .ar pract ,cei.
Tae work of removing collections of filth,
doing away with suspicious sources of water
supply such As wills i'll large cities, etc, has
been greatly stimulated both in England
and in this country by the threatened danger
and we probably have yet nine months OF
grace left fer work in this direction. which
should he vigorously pushed.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05

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the KENTUCKY mphntaiileerS are a peculiar
set OF people dili'EihE IN every way from
the G"oi lnhab.i" 90 ihe>a states, ihey
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05
HOW DRINKS AFFECT THE VOICE.
Some Practical Hints for Singers in the
Use OF Coffee and OtIlcr Iiuuids.

Some Practical Hints for Singers in the
Use Of Coffee and other Liquids.
Music and Drama
Tea, coffee and cocoa are three admirable
drinks, but mono in excess. For the voice
cocoa is the most beneficial ItshGuIl mover
be made too strong, and those cocoas are the
best that have been deprived of THAR oil.
a cup of thin cocoa, just warm, is more to
lie recommended between the exertiOnS OF
singing than any alcoholic beverage. Tea
must not be taken too strong, nor when it has
drawn too long; for tea then becomes acrid
and has bad influence on the mucous meni-
brane that lines tho throat. There is always
dry sensation after having taken cup of
tea that has been allowed to draw too long.
n vocalist had better do without sugar in
tea and only take milk with it, or, if an ex-
hiiaratin2 drink IS needed, mix some claret
with the tea, putting in 2 slice of lemon and
some honey.
Coffee should never be taken too strong
and not too often. Two cups a day is all
that can BE- allowed; without sugar is best.
Very strong ccfFao heats and makes the
voice husky. In fact, no drink should be
taken too hot or too strong; the voice wants
an equable mill temperature. that will
keep up constant moisture AMI fexibility in
the vocal organe.
EfervesccE5 drinks OF ali classes are now
universally taken. bat am sorry to say
that the chemical ingredients OF the >yrupj
used with them are often very injurious u
the voice. Sofa wat-r Is refreshing when
pure, brt when mixed with ali sorts of
aromatic substance, actually dries the
throat. iu=.s2i 81 mo;1ten!nG il. Ginger
aies, ciI-r aud such manufactured drinks
only 81, iceGJi- - the vocalist wl2l OF tiI3
very bes5 mann fl"tnr': otaer wise they 81,
heating II Lryi.4- INSTEAD ut 0In5. $
faW ;tu : syrup: a. now nlaIs of rrH!G thai
it is d .lticuit to know wIe-e t. find thoHl
ana the artificial yrups re really dangerous
to the voice.
Water is to be recommended, when pure,
but not too much ice water. III any case,
Is must be filtered water, AMI never too
cold. y spoonful OF pure syrup or honey in
a glass Of cold water IS better than aerated
drinks. Water in excess /, also injurious,
while glass OF fro u milk in the morning Is
most helpful to the voice; it not only soft
ems it, but nourishs5 and puriiies the blood.
The final resume ID, do without all alec
hClic drinks if possible; take only the best
i'll great moderation; exclude beer, ii posi-
bic; rather mOistel the throat with small
quantities than drown it with large; avoid
too much strength. heat OF sugar in bever-
ages like tea on coffee; also artificial syruns;
;s-e water AMI milk reasonably, AMI E,cver
allow yours Ii 10 l'e wy Thirsty.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05
The Cattle Kings Recreation.

These nabohS Will actually shake lice for
nice house and lot, first dash ont of the
box. Sealskin overcoats are worn over
hand -ma-lown suits, and immense diamonds
Ia >h from flannel shirt fronts \ rich ranch
owner would ask no better fun than to throw
silver dollars into crowd OF street gamins.
There poker game il san Francisco
in which every chip--rel, white ana blue
Tepres onto a stser. When q man antied
what he throw to the center OF the table
repressnte steer, AMI it took another to
make it good. This was gilt-eIsed game.
and nobo ly who could not count his cattle
on thousand hills dared talzp any part in
it. 1t would make a poor man dizzy to
think of the money that is won and lost in
the steer game. 1t is evident that stock
mans game is no place for a poor man,
ANYWAY
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05
I.nIica Of .ncNrrOrati1n.
July 50fh, y. ID. lSs5-

PILA1tl Gas LtcuT AID FEEL CeMPANT.
The Undersigned i3ty,- srtcs,' and ursEan.ztd
themselves in - vumpIE$ oT incorporation -
Ire known - the f;,i.iti-.j Gus 81 hit and Fuel
Company -Ed- fiie general nature "a the
business L., t'.t'iS,G tcd shall bC tiiC Ggn Il
ftvrurc OF gas sII. thu .3ie Of tbs and cn2I for
lights and fuel.
:ird. The amount of capital stu,k aft}sar-
lied is fifty Thousand dollars ten pt-r cont a.
which shall be paid in ~ the comm UCeEleGt
of this organization. the rcnHtatu- II ii b"
paid is the bylaws may iifrv5 AMI - il @h3i
TIE called bE the dre,', orS. usi'! - tn" HtliW~.
+;a Ibo tifl- %; thcv,'.frl. i.o, nl.n. Of This
organ ZiJf: az .-.t- hGt-Iv:t.- AMI the
corporation shat expire. i.S limitation Ity
years thereafter, unless continued lay legal
means.
5th- Tho business 81 ;hc company snail lso
conducted 10y u President and board of i've
Directors, = secretary anti TCra~'fer. ana
siIcc otncr officers ts may hc provided for IN
the bylaws
Gth. The Li,.hcst Amount or indebtedness
liability to which the company can a any
tine s.Ibitt.l itself - fixed - Tar, Thousand
dollars This ,iGGa 9TH. ls>5.
NJ. :. CARTEK.
COON CARLETON.
WN. i. WYNN EG AR,
ELAN DEW tSToE.
". j. WEBB.
Paratka. Fla. July 9Th, 1885.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05
Free From Malaria.

j. the fall of 1904 I was taken with case Of
wariIIIl fever which Frustrated me both body
.HG mind. ! was dru2gDd after the old fashion
with mercury and other mineral mixtures,
Tat with TO good results, My health was shat
tered aGt mN energy gone. My legs and feet
HDUlt swell. AMI had what everybody said
was drop y. These symptoms alarmed meand
/ Wa rc.idY y grasp at any remedy suggested.
\ irlcEd aHS iSci mo to ny Swlits SPECIFIC. l
Procure thtCc bottles and commenced its use.
IN" swelling soon subsidized. | have taken
1 Inc" ltrtfi,-. which have made perfect cure
and g. al Ike n new man to-day. There new
cr WIS mere INCA ttDrious medicine offered to
suffering h'I'1:. nifs. ~ has wrought won
Gcr- for usr. WILLIS JONES.
Lcv~hHrg, Lee county. Ga, March II leSj.
Sold l'N ma dru .w;.t-.
Irp.t5-r On Brood Iud SKIN disease free.
IfiE SWIFT SPEtIFiC Co,
Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05

Steamer \ ILi&E,
CONNIE TICN=.

TDN& BOTTOMS.
Al P8iatka with .Jacf saflville Tallrq F 80
Vest Ry, fast river Steamers CD~ ri 80
2tE@.lue. Cree .'DEe Springs. .Iay'-=,.-.s ..rg
-tai all points = III. East HnG W. .4..l F-ItE
~ liver stcarL--1T fur South Fiu.-"T- = 20
80 the Twin ~2w Iron ~tean.al - -
.--...f ilN, ana Steamship CITY Of a.o'.'i.nIiO.
i.r tEarlestoa. lev }0rA tt.-tur rai,ade'-
t.iia. etc.
Vail trains make close cenroctior ..,h wave
VIA J. y. x * ". y, II Jacksouvi.l. ,sita ~
lantic Coast Line, Fast Mail,
At waits Crossing with Florida railroad
and Navigation Co., for Waldo.
IT Gainesville with Savannah. Florida Il
Western It'y for Tallahassee, Savar nah eH1 al
points North East and West, ana WIN El1rias
Railway ard Navigation Co. for Cellar key.
Pensacola, New Orleans ana Tampa.
A. OcGia with Florida Railway and E3vi-a.
ton Co. and Hacks for yer Springs
Al i"cSburg with the 81 Johns and Lai-e
En-tis division Of the Florida Southern Rail-
way, ard boats or Lake Harris ~ points on
Lake.
81 Pgmb artOn's Ferry with r tc'l Hoe Tor
HrnohSFiiI", IUckertowu. Eor- DAD. iaEII "a,
ana south Iorid&.
=. CDNAET. O. " EgD-rfr Ell,
General Manager. tauV e4-- sent
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05
Golific Stone.

According to Mr.. Bell. supervising archi-
tect of the treasury, the coming building
material is tho oolitic stone of Indiana. 1t
IS impervious to heat and cold, elastic,
durable and as susceptible to polish as mar
bic. T.i- public buildings at indianapolis
viii - built with it, and it is alsc 10 be used
in the ststa houses of Texas Colorado and
Georgia"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05

fI.t,i1sg been duly qualified as a3lainisf=a-
sn =" III" "ztate OF .!uii.I = iidjsdcfI deceased,
I hereby rcquir" iii claims ana denitiEli7
against said estate t. T." presented :ts pro-
sCrlbed 10y law az this notice will ise le.sicd
in bar. ana all debtors arc warned t1 make
immediate settlement to the undersigned.
Palat za Fil. June 95h i-N5.
GEO. ,, I&IT%gAE5..
Administrator.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05

Having been duly qualified as :tdiuini>tJ,.-
tor of I he estate OF Charles j. BiomberH dc
ceased. and hereby require all claims and dc
mands against said estate to be- presented rs
prescribed by law or this notice Will he plead
cd in bar and all debtors are warned to make
immediate settlement TO the undersigned.
IL \. GErRTAFRON.
Administrator.
PalatEa, Fla. Aug 9Th 1855
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05
Rabbits as Food.

There is n great demand in GToat Britain
for rabbits as an article of food. These lit
Gle animals are imported iii largo numbers
from Holland and Belgium, where rabbit
farming proves remunerative industry.
~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05
Jackson Williams
Va.
Bill FOR DiNnrc' i,

W. Hnl fpr DiYore.,
Laura Williams
1t appearing 10y applicant fled in the above
cause, that the defendant, Laura Williams,
cOmcCalS herself So I hd: process cam 1t lac ser
we'd III On her. ami that her residence j. an
known, ana il further appearing that the -}iI
laura Williams i over the }r" Of tiFefG E-DTe
years, now On motion al ". II. Wigg. 50.
solicitor for the i-inu:it,.it j. ortt,.rcI
dernur to the sad bin ON .r before the FIRST
Monday in Srptt mh"I next. il being the .ti
day Of September IL H. Il =. 81! hrNyI q sat:
biI may he taken PRO yt.rft~st,. Hrst,,!,-,i this
notice j. published once u wr@E tor four con
secutiVe weeks in the i'ilatIla NEWS. 4 news
paper published in Putnum { unity, and al.
other notice Is made or given as required 10y
the statute in such eases made ana prpCi :t,i.
Witness my hand and TIA" seal OF Said circuit
court this 18th day OF July, Il. H., I'>>--
WM. r. FORWARD.
Clerk Circuit Court.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05

Indigestion Cured

! suncrCd Tor more than i've years with in
digestion. scarcely able 10 retain the simplest
food GA my stomach. The burning sensation
WAS g most intOlcraJlc. and my whole system
WAS dpran.r'i. ! was yakcful and could not
s.cnr.antl q E7cG uCntly moreur il ssnerNous all
the time. declined in flesh, ana suffered all
the u.tItl dcPrc> sion attendant upon this terri
h,' disease. la 4 word | was miserable. At
Last, ialIing to find relief in anything else, l
commenced the IIsc Of Swift's Specifc. | he
-.,u to i-GF rove at once. The medicine toned
H. lo stomach, strengthened the digestive
uIEal:~. and soon J could retain food without
eftliCulIy- Now my health is good. and can
cat any thing in the shape of food. and digest
u without the - rhtc-t difficulty. | most
Chico rfui!y hrur this t. timony, b, cause there
Dic iIlH,r ds sulf, ring rs was and am sure
tICy can % .3.s readily hr iled. Fake the pre-
IS. I.i. y .-DS...f,. pa''Ir insf''F' IF lrf.i"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05
MONTHLY SICKNESS.

pro Is,.r' y; ana 20 doubt the fact that this med
iCiHc =, Ca l5Dsi iVciy possess such controlling
ana regulating powers Is simply TO discredit
the voluntary Testimony Of thousands OF liy.
ing Nitue.-us who are IT, day eXulting in the
restoration 10 sound health and happiness.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05

This famous RENE dy most happily meets the
GcILh'3 ~ Tho ape for woman's peculiar and
nuiI! TN affections. II is a remedy for WD-
Man ONLY. and for one SPECIAL CLASS OF
her tl-'sr. II j. "a specific for certain diseased
C1uuI ions al tn w'm NIB, ana proposes to so
control q e Ncitsi rual Function as TO regulate
al The d rang1.lcnts and Irregularities OF
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05
II Gh1ncarY,

III oii!!-Ci y
4 :hc Circ:.t Court I'ifth ia#;..a! "..cs:it a.:
ia" Stri,.pc tIorj,l, ~ J1,A flr tlsa
County o. I'u.It.Ui-
ia thanCery.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-05
N0ticn Of ElttchNlant.
MIA. Glr-f-

IL Cir,tif spri Eifti, judicial t,t,.-.s II Flor
it.9. i'titfIuu County.
Lorraine e.. Wills
~. h;ta-.. me-
VF,fi.,Fc .'..Yt1..1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

- D Farmer
INFLUENCE OF FOOD on HEALTH.
Oa- u vc-mouts most motel, A. vel
A. most beloved Physicians. the late Df.
; W Thayer, % Burlington, once said
nat be va iooklng forward - The time
sh~n a prominent part OF The physieians
duty wiu b. % prescribe The kind OF fOOd
his patrons shall eat Chemistry u doing
. great deal In the way OF teaching men
waai their bodies are made Of, aud va.t
proportions thc dlfcrvnt elements shoai
D- ar % ouc another. IL Is often said tasl
mix And eggs are each nearly perfec'
fs,i f,r ma. particularly TIE former, /.
n Is capa1le of sustaining hfe frOm the
cradle 10 old Age. Bat there Is vide
difference in the character and quality of
mis-. cs~a when IL has not Oecn 10 any
say tampercd with BY unPrloeipied pro
facer. OF dealers. Two samples OF MIX
may coutAiu equal proportions Of Solids
And yet be yery unlike IN Qasiity, The Ons
having its solids maize up largely OF
cream % "a. and the other OF esseine or
cheese.
A prominent agricultural writer, in
W..hingtou, who bad sarsred for many
var, from obesity. Was iniaoed 10 live
~ months entirely upon Skinned milk
aud stale bread, and BY 80 doing, reduced
his weight aDOat two poands per week,
Coz The entirc period. aud enjoyed gfe.uy
improved hcAitn thereby. Ine skimnel
mllk diet gave masclc aud brain iOOi' oa'
b,lng deficient In fst, allowed the system
% draw upon the Surplus already storen
f,r - daily needs Ia Thai direction.
Another case. The reverse OF tnis. was
related - us by Mr. l.. B. Arnold.
friend OF bis came 10 pay bin ,lsit ne
"a. pale, thin in ncsh, aud eompisineu AZ
most incessautly Of cold Ia the exuemi'
lies. Mr.. Arnold studied his case s"nile,
aDd nsie up his mind thai the man was
gradually frceIlng 20 death, ss WIZ,
NON lack of hestprodaeins suos,anees
10 hl. food. lie advised bin 70 sprcsi 'ne
batter q little thicker on his bread, 70
take more fat neat, and especially W dfiek
milk that wAs rich with cream, and 70 use
cream with his other fool. This Vas uu-
IN very pleasant course of treatment W
pursue. AMI it rapidly produced me oe-
sir-d feet The patient Vas Adilng ,ne
uee,iei fuel ~ bis food rations, 80 we
body wAs kept warn
Prof. AtsAtsr touched upon thls ms'ler
In his lecture AZ Meriden, In December, on
the foods We buy aud eat The sunlees u
q very important one, particularly W move
who must economite In the purchase OF
food; Dot, % all. 10 ts Q question worthy
OF close study. We can not snord 70 oay
vhat We do not need. What the body Will
h.v. 70 carry - . surplus load above its
real wants, OF what will 50 throw ths
system oat OF balance - 10 prodaee DIS
ease.
Dr. Thayer dld no, live 70 see the great
change he looked for In medical practice
generally established. but the indiostions
most certainly point In that direction.
IN, same idea ls being rapidly accepted
Nv the more Intelligent In the care Oh theif
.nlmsls. with proper food and care. We
hardly expect our domestic animals TO re-
qalre medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31

pacity 10 convert q certain amount OF
food into milk. and II she l. no, fed above
,h., limi, will BE- constantly losing aesh.
And a. she loses aesh the quality Of her
milk must de,sriorste. IL is sekno~l-
edged by every one that the milk from .
COW in decent h-.h is far richer than |,
would be from the same COW II she VAS
very pool. Thi. fact Of itself ough, 10
convince every owner Of co~s that !, IL
for hi. interest 10 feed them 30 literally
that they shall maintain their flesh.
A coz may have a remarkable ability
% eoavet her food into milk and lack
digestion 70 properly utilize food suficien,
to sustain hfe and 80 be comparatively
worthless. A good stomach Is As neees.
sary for dairy enws a. are good lungs for
the race-horse 50 in every well.bal'
Anoed COW there should be power to di-
ges, food over and above the amour, re-
quired Cor the milk. sutisi.n, % keep her
10 good health And every careful feeder
will BE- sarc 10 give saihsien, food for
AAat IAlINt|s W. uafN uNata huN "
mark that great butter eoss consumed
TIE most food aud were ia the PoOres,
assh. While with the beef breed. the be-,
coz wss The one that Consumed the lsas,
and was IN the assh.
let us all 40 Awy With the idea ,ha,
because = coz places a gres, amour, Of
food iaio milk she must. of necessity. be
poor. n we are fortunate enough 20
osn such a COW ls, as feed her 80 liber-
ally that. a. the same time she flls our
pail ~ith rieh milk. she shall keep 10
good Ash. All The profits that come
from feed. cone from the extra allow
anoe TIA, i NJ, required TO sustain lite.
Doe well-fcd coz is worth more 20 her
osnsr than tso that are indif.ren,ly fed
And poorly cared for For that reason
our study .hoad Be TO ace boz large
quantity Of food our herds ~ill consume
and properly discs, ias'eai Of how large
q number We can keep on = given
amount II, al eo~s b. given daily
allowance u grain. and Il they are heal
Thy. they wil amply repay for the extra
outlay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-03-31
fAmerican Daifyinan !
TWIN CALVES.

Aswe approach The spring eslslog TINE
The old qa csilon Of the brsciiag poser oi
twins. sai especially frcvmsrsia.. eomr.
up willit pay 10 raise tsia calves iof
the dairy. or had th~y better BE- fsitepci
of AMI kllledi Th- question need. q con'
ditioual answer We think sll the proc
goe. 20 shOw that twin bulls of heller
calves breed a. regularly A. any sinsie
born ealve-, bat when = oaii and heller
are tuinn-i together, the PROBABILITIES al
rua The other way. and IL !. only 10 '1csp'
tousl cases that the ball will breed. while
The hslf,r L. still more doao,fal Unlc-s
they are from an etus0rfinAry good cpw.
where every risk must be- taken, Ne would
NO, hesitate non eut 10 send both caves
70 the hatcher, AMI We consider u an an
solu,e sin. " not crime against TIE Az,
- sell such calves without cal ling the
parchAs,r'. attention - the facts of the
birth. Some breeders raise The une Phnt
that m the helfcr calf l. born nrs, 10 sill
breed. BOT our notion is that last cnoash
OF these fr,emsrtins breed 10 make al "a
cuse for showing them "a on innocent pur.
cha.sr.. n yoa sell oae, BE- sure and isli
the purchaser al about H. and then " ne
choose TO take the risk. al well Ani good