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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
WEATHERFORD.
The Scholastic Census of Parker
County-0ther Notes.

HptClhit
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, June 49,
Hon. b. l.. Rlchey, county judge, has
just finished his report Of the children
In the county between the scholastic
ages outside Of the city limits OF
Weatherford. The canvass has been
thorough under the supervision of
Judge Richey. The sum total OF white
children between the ages Is 1875 OF
that number 3iS are unable to read.
The number OF colored children Is
eighty.three, OF which forty
four are unable TO read.
Judge Rlchey informed your reporter
that the number of children in the
county, including those In Weather
ford, would reach 5000, and he further
said that the amount OF money re.
ceived last year was S. for each child
The same ratio would give Parker
county this year over SIS 600
5. w. Il. LRnham returned from the
west this evening.
j. III. Herman to day completed the
sale OF his one.story building on North
Main street TO Bridge, Breach L. Co of
| 81. Louis, Mo-, for $4,000.
Monday was quite marrying day
In our community. L. r. OAts and
Miss Ella Henderson were married, J,
w. Squyers, j. p officiating. w. H.
Murphy add Mrs A. A. johnson were
married at the residence of John w.
Galloway, the Rev. M. II. Wells per-
forming the ceremony.
j. ii, Caruthers Is having the build.
ing situated on the corner of the
square and Fort Worth street, known
IN the old Blackwell hotel, remodeled
preparatory to erecting stone build.
Ing, to DO used M hotel. Mr.. Caruth.
era Is n wealthy stuckman and, no
doubt, Will erect building that will be
an ornament to our town.
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THRoCK MORTON.
A Building Boom-stock and Crops
In Fine Condition,

Speulhls
THRoCKMoRToN, TEX, June B.
Our town is on considerable boom.
Business OF every kind 10 lively, and
the town is fast becoming place of
Importance. l.. Shick q CO., furni-
ture dealers, have Just completed a
large two-story business house, which
speaks we'll for their business. Cham
bers Bros. have lately completed and
opened a first.class saloon. Mr.. Goode
has rented and taken charge OF the
Minter house, and in future will run a
tirst-class hotel. Mr.. j. N. Rock has
bought out the general merchandise
store of Mr.. France. Quite a number
OF new residences are under construc.
ton, and the carpenters are kept very
busy. The county Is erecting splen
did jail.
StOckmen are now busy on the gem
eral roundup, and II Is now we'll
known that the loss OF last winter is
not nearly so heavy as was thought In
the early spring. The lose of sheen
was very light through this section.
Shearing IL about over, and great
deal of wool ia coming In every day.
Talley Il Hester are buying considera.
BILE wool here, and running wagons to
haul 1t to the depot.
There never has been as much rain
fall In this country rs this spring. The
Brazos on the north. and the Clear
Fork of the Brazos south have been so
high that travel and mail have been
almost stopped, but now both streams
are running down.
We are to have first.class weekly
newspaper. The editor Is now here,
and press, type, etc are on the road
and will be In this week.
There IL great talk now of railroad
coming here soon, either from Dallas
or Albany; or tap from the Fort
Worth Il Denver City railroad via this
place to Abilene.
Crops through this section are fine,
aud fully demonstrate the fact that
this Is u farming country. Grass was
never better. and stock OF all kinds are
In fine condition.
The Methodist quarterly conference
met here last week, The meeting con-
tinued several days with great inter
eat and success, with several acces.
sious TO the church.
Oar sheriff Is rlgldly enforcing the
Sunday law, and our town Is now very
quiet, Things generally are on the
onward move,
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tempting TO wreck train on the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad between Bolton
and Echo. He was bound over to
await the action OF the federal grand
jury.
The receipts Of wool Mt Waco for the
season are 705 600. Wool sold here to-
day AZ high az nineteen cents pound.
Among the receipts were very fine
clips from Bosque, Falls and Milan
counties.
It Ia rumored that the postofiice at
sister town IL $1,000 short with Uncle
Bam and some astonishing develop
ments may be- expected soon.
A maAs-meeting was held In East
Waco this afternoon 10 take steps
against future floods. Resolutions
were adopted TO be presented to the
authorities Of the railroad lines that
they trestle, instead Of making earth
embankments, across all low places, 30
the water will not be damned up, as
In past floods.
The temperance council gave an en-.
tertainment tonight for the benefit Of
the flood sufferers, realizing hand
some sum.
Contractor Oglesby left for the peni'
Tertiary this morning with twelve
convlcts, three Of whom were women.
Harvesting grain Ia going on finely
In this county, with favorable weather
Sam Jones opens his revival here
June IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
DENTON.
Prohibition Speeches Pro and Con.

Prohibition Speeches Pro and Con.
special.
DENTON, TEX, June ga very
large and enthusiastic audience as
sembled last night at the courthouse
to hear Mr.. Duling's address against
local option. His speech occupied
about on hour and was considered u
very able effort The prohtbitionists
were represented by Rev. j. b. KIM
brough of Plano. who happened to be
in the city and was solicited to make
a defense against Mr.. Duling. His
speech was very interesting. IL we
may judge by the applause given, both
speakers acquitted themselves very
creditably.
Messrs. John j cannon and -.
Chenault OF Des Moines, Iowa, and
Fort Scott, Kan, respectively, are in
the city. They both lived here for
merly, and we believe, are yet inter
ested in the Lone Star Nursery COM
psny of this city.
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HONEY GROVE.
A Valuable Bull SOld-Ths Revival
Continues.


HONEY GROVE. Ten, June 3.-Miss
Minnie Vaughn, who has been visiting
Miss Maggie Pirtle of this place for q
while, returned to her home, near
Robertson, yesterday.
Miss Bette Davidson went to
Gainesville yesterday for fortnight's
visit.
Thieves were at work in this place
last night.
The building and loan association
made two loans of $1,000 each at 40 per
cent. premtum last night; one to ]. A.
Williams and the other TO ]. l.. Orr.
DR.. Joseph Meyer has sold his fine
registered Jersey bull 10 w. A. RYAN
Of Paris for Sll0
John Floyd Is shippings fine lot Of
stone to Paris, Tex, TO be used in the
marble yards of that city.
The revival at the Cumberland Pres
oyterian church continues to increase
In interest and extent. There were
several professions and many penitent
ones last night. The sermon lsst night
on God Is no Respecter of Persons
was full OF power and was effective Of
good. The 6 o'clock morning meetipoa
are well attended.
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BURNETT.
The Second Largest Wool Sale Ever
Made In Texas.

Special,
BURNETT, TEX, June 3.-The rains
have once more ceased and we are en-
joying beautiful weather, of which the
farmers are making good use by work
Ing their crops. Crop prospects are
very flatterlng In this part Of the coun-
try.
The Southern Produce company of
this city shipped from its warehouses
to-day $50 bags Of wool, weighing 1917
$50, invoiced at $4,000. This is the
third largest sale and shipment ever
made In the state. San Antonio claims
the first place In the wool market,
Abilene the second, and
according to this shipment
Burnet is third. This county has al.
ready handled over one-half million
pounds Of wool this season and expects
to reach 100000 pounds before the
close of the season. 1t has also done u
trade in hides OF IT'S, 900 pounds up to
date.
Our citizens are in hopes since the
sale Of the Austin d Northwestern
that the new company will build a tap
down to the marble and granite quar-
ries
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
AFFAIRS OF STATE.
Continued from First Page.

the killing is confined to the negroes
there is no telling where or when 1t
will end.
CAPITAL CULLINds.
The young German who was sum
struck in the new capital grounds is
dead; never becoming conscious after
the attack. He was recent arrival
from the old country.
The scholastic census OF Fort Worth
shows population of 2006.
The Press club made quite q hand
some little sum out OF the recent ex-
cursIon TO San Antonio. enough almost
TO pay off the Indebtedness on their
really handsome and commodious
quarters.
Col Ford, who has been appointed
deputy collector OF internal revenue at
San Antonio is the old Mexican war
veteran and late superintendent OF the
Deaf and Dumb asylum. He has a
host OF friends all over the state who
will rejoice TO hear OF his good fortune.
A movement IL on foot looking to
the establishment OF new evening
paper here.
The scholastic census OF Mineola
shows 30S against BAL last year.
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PARIS.
Home Art Exhibition-Around Town
Notes.

special.
PARIS, Ten, June 3.--'rhe Juvenile
Missionary Helpers of this place, gave
an art exhibition yesterday and last
night, the pro ceeds to be sent to Miss
Dona Hamilton, formerly Of this place,
now missionary in China
Mr.. +. p. Greenlee of this place and
Miss Lizzie Shelton of Somerville,
Tenn, We're married at the BRIDES
house last Tuesday
Miss Gussie Daniels of Columbia,
Tenn, who has been visiting her aunt
Mrs. Capt. Daniels of this place, start
ed for her home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Peterson left for
Fort Worth yesterday. They will re-
turn in few days, however, and will
make Paris their future home.
The Misses Christian of Tennessee,
have been in our city several days,
canvassing for the Sunny South.
Mrs. VIM. Marshall was telegraphed
Monday to attend the bedside of her
niece at Dallas, who was then dying.
A large party of Parisians, consist
Ing of witnesses, lawyers and visitors,
Is attending the Crook and Harris
trial at Sherman.
The meeting conducted by Rev.
Chas. Munton ut the Presby terian
church, closed last night. Good results
were witnessed each day.
Our home drsmatists will present the
comedy drama, partners for Life,n at
this place the night of the 18th. This
company is gaining a broad feputa-
ton, aud Paris is proud of them.
Miss Lorena Duling, one of the city
school teachers left for Nashville to-
day, where she will spend vacation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
WASHINGTON.
A Treasury 0lerkship Filled Without
Consulting the OWL Service
Commission.
The New Orleans Exposition Closed With
an Indebtedness Of Over sixty
Thousand Dollars,
A QUESTION UNDER THE CIVIL SER.
VICE RULES.

A QUESTION UNDER THE CIVIL SER.
VICE RULES.
WAsHINaT0N, June 3.--The Post
prints the following "Joseph b.
Fowler was dismissed last Saturday
from hia position az chief Of the PEN
sion division OF the third auditors
Office Of the treasury department. Yes.
terday he was appointed a third.
class clerk In the same division,
position within the classification Of
civil service. This appointment raises
another question for the civil service
commission. IL IL said To be Illegal on
the ground that Mr.. Fowler WAS dis.
missed and severed his connection
with the government ~ completely
as If instead Of being a chief he had
held "A higher Office. On this ground
II Ia claimed that he could not be re-
appointed without going through the
civil service examination and being
legally certified. Should the com.
mission decide that appointment
legal ose, n door will be
opened wide for 6lling the offices with
as many Democrats as any Of.
fetal could desire The head OF bu.
reau can now remove his chiefs of d.
visions and fiji the positions by up.
pointment. Under the precedent
made in the case OF Fowler these ap.
pointees can be reduced 10 clerks, the
removal Of the latter creating the de-
sired vacancies. New chiefs OF divi.
sions can then be appointed aud the
same programme followed until any
number Of clerical positions are filed.
This would bs even more legal than
absolutely TO dismiss man and then
appoint him to clerkshlp without
saying as much as by your leave TO
the civll.service commission
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
Oun nnAsr nrrnNsra.

WASHINGTON, June 3. The board
recently appointed by the president
under an act Of Congress to examine
and report upon the defenses aud forti.
hcations OF the United States met at
the war department Mt 10 o'clock this
morning. There were present Score,
tary Endlcott, president OF the board,
Gen. Berret, chief OF ordinance; Gen.
Newton, chief of engineers; Gen. Alb.
bolt OF the engineer corps, Capt. Smith
OF the ordinance department, Com.
manders sampson and Goodrich
OF the navy, Joseph Morgan,
Jrr OF Philadelphia, and Eras
tus Corning OF New York!
A general discussion ofthe purposes OF
the act was indulged In. A resolution
was adopted providing for the appoint
mont OF committees TO collect aud ar.
range the Information called for by
congress.
The board adjourned to meet In
New York, July is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
JEFFERSON.
Texas Republican Postmaster
Hands In His Resignation.
7poolal.


JEFFERSON, TEX, June 3 H. 3.
Sanderson, the postmaster at Clarks-
Vile, Red River county, leads the
way. He has resigned. This is the
first instance In Texas OF radical Re-
publican postmaster giving up an Of
fee since the Inauguration OF Cleve.
land. Col. ID. B. Culberson has recon-
mended for the place Col f. z. Ruth
erford, thorough going Democrat,
and the editor OF the Times. Only
two presidential postofiices have be-
come vacant in this district siace the
Inauguration; one at Sulphur Springs
and the other at GAINESVILLE. Col.
Culberson had Col. w. A. Workman,
editor OF the Sulphur Springs Gazette,
appointed to the former, and now
recommends Rutherford for the latter.
Thus, two OF the most worthy Demo-
Gratis Of this district, two of its bright.
est editors, have received recognition
for their conspicuous fidelity to the
cause,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
DEPUTY Third AUDITOR.

WASHINGTON, June The presi-
dent to-day appointed William II.
WEIGH OF Maryland, to be deputy
third auditor Of the treasury, vice a.
NJ. Gangewer Of Ohio, resigned by re-
quest.
Mr.. WEIGH IL well.known news.
paper man, and was for years editor of
the Baltimore Gazette. He lived In
Pennsylvania for several years. His
appointment was urged by Mr.. Ran
dali Of Pennsylvania, and Representa-.
tive Findlay OF Maryland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
PALESTINE.
Special.

Special.
PALESTINE, TN, juno sc. w.
Clarke, master mechanic at Denison,
has, by order OF Superintendent Joe
Herrin, received the appointment as
supervisor over the International &
Great Northern division IL MI the va
caucy OF w. $. Morris, resigned.
;. r. Wood OF this city is appointed
assistant master mechanic.
MIR. 3, IL. Rogers has been made
super intendent of public schools here,
and V, L., Massey principal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
BONHANI.
Trying to Catch the Marshal North.
western Railway.
Special


BoNHAM, Tax. June Our sec.
ton Is now enjoying beautiful grow
Ing weather and soon we will hear the
chronic grumbler say guess the
drouth is set In and there will be
nothing raised
Mr.. z. 9. Jones sold his blacksmith
and wagon shop and lot on which the
same Is situated, 20 Hunt & Coleman
consideration about 5000.
The Texas 4 Pacific shops at TeXar.
kama are to removed here shortly, so
say those that ought to know.
MIR, Is. Evans Brown and his two
sons returned from New Orleans Sun
day where they had been to see the
city for the first time and take in the
exposition,
Drummers representing all sorts OF
business, are now visiting our oity.
Bonham has five resident drummers
from the mount of wagons and
buggtes that visit Red river and Torrl-
leen creek from our city nearly every
day, a person would infer that the
seed fish, would hardly be left,
The depot force here now consists of
the following; Wilbur Braggans.
agent; I'D Hughes, assistant agent,
rrank German, day operator; and n,
=, DSvls, night operator; all of whom
are very obliglng gentlemen.
a large meeting of our citizens was
nelu az the courthouse last night and
a number of speeches made In refer
snce 10 The benefit Bonham would
derive from the building OF the Mar.
shali q northwestern railroad by or
ehI9ugh tne same. A committee, con.
sisting OF Mcclellan, Dunn and Gar
ter was appointed 10 confer with tha
railroad authorities in references 10 se.
curing the said Marshall a North.
western railroad
The revival services stlll continue at
.ne methodist church, with large con-
gregalions In attendance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
WACO.
The Waco Browns Beaten by the Bel,
ton Blues.


WACO, TEx., June S.--rhe "Bluesv
base ball club of Belton, accompanied
by about forty friends, arrived this
morning to play match game with
the Waco "browns" for 500 side.
The game took place this afternoon at
the Waco driving park aud drew a
good crowd. MIR, Dean OF Bolton um.
pired. AS the Waco club was beaten
Mt Bolton recently, losing stake money,
n good deal OF Interest attached to this
game, en- ch town betting freely on Its
home club. The game was called at
S.SO O'Clock The score stood, Bolton
20, Waco is, which proves that no good
playing was done by either club. At
the close OF the fifth Inning Waco
kicked against Deans umpiring and
he was replaced by John w. Cutler,
who gave satisfaction 70 both clubs.
The Bolton club was much elated by
iis victory and left for home tonight.
United States Commissioner Finks
yesterday gave preliminary hearing
TO George Fowler charged with NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
HOUSTON.
Work Suspended on Bremond's East &
West Railway.

special.
HOUSTON, TEX, June 3.-To-night
the Light Guards had meeting and
Capt. Tom Scurry rendered his resig-
nation, to take effect thirty days from
date.
Wealthy business men are combin-
ing to erect large rolling mill here.
Wilson, who fatally stabbed o..
Quinn few weeks ago, who died
since, was allowed bail to-day.
Work on Bremond's East d West
railway since Mr.. Bremond's death
has been suspended, but will soon be
resumed and the connection made.
The workmsn on the Galveston,
Harrisburg IL San Antonio railway
are increasing the hours and days at
Harrisburg shops.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04

Joseph II. Brown guarantees 70
, met al legitimate competition in
prices, ana IN most instances will save
YOU money on all goods you buy of
n,sn' His character and standing Is
ss o guaranty OF his reputation
Iot stralghtforwaIduess in his business,
sno you are asked to send him your
open orders with the assurance that
Ieey VIII be filled at as low prices IA
IL you bought the goods in person.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
Summer Excursion TIctets

excursion tickets to principal wa.
SsSring places ana oitles In the United
states will be on sale June /, good 10
return until October 81. 1885, at very
low rates and via all routes. Fun in.
FORMATION as TO rates, routes, connee.
LIONS, etc, will be cheerlully furnished
oy calling az Union depot ticket Office.
VI addressing q. D. LusK,
Union Ticket Agent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
GREENvILLE.
Charges Preferred Against Mayor
Marion-A Practice Race.

GREENvILLE, Tax, June 3.-Qaite
sensation has been created here by
City Marshal M. Parker filing papers
against Mayor b. ID. Marion, charging
him with buying city scrip, the same
being malteasance In oiiics. II guilty
the council will doubtless impeach
him, The case will come before the
council tomorrow at its regular SEES.
sion.
The East Lilac Medical association
closed It's convention here last night at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04

midnight after an interesting session.
The late peculiar illness OF Commits
sioner A. j. Elliott, who is now recov..
ering, was reported by DIR. Ward and
discussed with great interest by the
association.
This afternoon on the race track
there was practice race between Col.
J N. Fasts trotter, Dixie, and q. A.
Hill's rapid PAGER. Ribbon, in which
he latter won. No money was up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
Bueklen,s Arnlcn Saliva.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhepm, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
Dlains, eorns and al skin eruptions.
aud positively cures piles or no paw
seguired. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
Iect satisfaction or money refunded
~ - cents per box. For sale by
I'll. w Williams q 90. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
pREsIpnNrtAL AproINrmwNrs

WASHINGTON, June 3,--The presi.
dent to-day appointed John II, Farley
collector OF internal revenue for the
Eighteenth district OF Ohio, and
Thomas q, Branston collector OF in
ternal revenue for the Eighth district
OF Kentucky,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
THE CANAL SURVEYORS RETURNED

WASHINGTON, June "A. q.
Menscal, civil engineer OF the United
States navy, has reported to Secretary
Whitney the arrival at New York OF
himself aud party, who have been sur
veying route for an inter-oceanic ca
nal through Nlcarauga.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
Messrs. Hams q Crah,rea r.0a.n

Messrs. Harris Il Crab,ree. Ireasu
Tex, write as follows:
'Mr, Joseph II. Brown, Fort Worth ro~
DEAR SIR-Ship US on tiraf trsin
Two cases OF three.pound Silver Loaf
baking Powder, Que case OF one-nonnd
o'ivef Loaf Baking Powder.
we ind your Silver Loaf Bakinc
powder always fresh and reliable and
sells peter aud gives better satisfac'
uou than any powder we ever han
Slea. We keep Royal and othar
w lshus ana the silver Loaf goes
sharss Vne others remain on our
sneves' We rant no 5cUer seize. y ~"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
onoLERA IN srAIN.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The secre.
tary OF state received to-day, from the
United States minister TO Madrid, n
cablegram stating that n government
commission had declared Aslatic
cholera epidemic in the Spanish
province OF Valencia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04
Worth a Thousand nnilars

Every child born into family Is
thought to be worth - Thousand dol
lars" TO the parents. Why then should
they not be cared for from infancy TO
maturity? Keep the mouth and
teeth right by SOZOD0NT, and you
start them right.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-04


RocHrsr,. -'cape
years ago I was a, y. June NJ
intense and deaihI,yS c w VIII.
and TO my BRAIN 'ns end u n
From agonylll ~ uelldna |
1T took three men !,
my bed at timesl 70 boz \
THE doctors tried !. |
me, but to no purp oS - 'tat
Morphine and o,Ss
Had :, no effect ~ Cp'oel
After two month.
TO diem! ! Wa 4
When my wi,a \
heard a neighbor tell VIZ. |
mad done for her, she , y Y. n
sav1 ine some. The An,
my brain and seemed ii y !. 81
through my system "a, 4!
The second dose easaa :. 'u' N
slept two hours, some,h, ,s N.
Tor two months, Befors 10 \
Ties. ! was we'll and n, ,,a nso u.
ma man could for over three vs.i Al
toV hard Tor my Strength ~. IA
cold, j was taken with ala vi
painful rheumatism ali ", nv
tnat ever was known 'A'Vafl n
Il called the doctors e..,
a. a. weeks they left me a crias,. q
ior NE, as they said / msi W q
MN my case. and be Iald NJ
Gun ed him and would eurs ~ z
him, but he was so earnas, ~
dnced TO use them again uH
IN less than -four weeEs
crutches ana went TO work il wv 4
on using the bitters for A.
became M well as any mar /, ~, a,,ll
been SO for six years since,
1t has also cured nv vi. l
been sick for years; and EsS
and my children well M
with from two to tire,
year. There is no need h N
all il these bitters are r,s,d 4
j. j. BERK, Ell
That poor, iHvalid M
mother,
"Or daughter!l!l
"Can be made the plctu,.y
with a few bottles Of M
%None genuine wIthouta M
Hops on the white label. ar
poisonous STUFF with "HopH l, !,
their name.