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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-21
TheLiquor Habit.

Canon Farrar, in the course Of re-
cent discourse, made this remark on
the drink question: Il for one cannot
but feel deep pity for all here, and ]
feel pity for England, which for two
centuries has been writhing in the dark
places of these licensed temptations
pity not only for England, but for the
whole race of mankind. which is rails
ing up the cry of anguish from every
polluted continent which vet cherishes
and even foudles in It's bosom this ven
omous and deadly asp. Alas, of every
curse | have ever heard OF, this is a
curse in which the entail might be cut
off in this very generation. And yet
the race of man, bewildered by cpl
grams. baflled by sophistries. blinded
by conceit, sedUced by pleasure. and
rendered callous by greed, goes on en-
ioying aud even rewarding the produc-
ton of his fatal cause of evil amoug
themselves until one is forced to cry,
Let the heavens burst and drown with
deluge Of rain the feeble vassals of lust
and wine
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-21
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
When and now TO Feed Horses.

w tAcAA anu hbh ~ NHh
A horse ought to be fed when he is
hungry, and he ought to be hungry
every day. What makes him hungry?
The constant waste of the tem.
The muscles when brought into use
waste somewhat. especially exercise
or labor is draft upon the muscular
system. After the system has been
taxed, and if the tax is sufficient to
partially exhaust or fatigue the animal
rest Is more important than feed;
hence the horse should stand and rest
awhile before he Is fed. Digestion de-
mands now Of blood to the organs
then at work, and rs the blood has
been drawn away from thcm to sustain
he muscular czcrtion during labor, it
should not be suddenly withdrawn and
turned in upon the organs of digestion
hence let him rest. and after half an
hour or so he viii be found keen and
SHARP set.
There is probably no food 50 good
for recuperating exhausted muscles as
good, sound, heavy oats. They are cas-
ilv digosted. nutritious, muscle-bWld-
inc and blood making in q high degree.
They are little heating, do not tend to
make horses sweat, and on the whole
are the best food Il horse can have.
Barley is very good, not equal to oats.
Indian corn is a poor substitute, not so
easily digested heating and causing
the animal to sweat. As to system, II
horse should hay first, then grain, and
water when these are digestcd, or wa
ter should be given half IN hour ut
least before feeding. Horses often
have dyspepsia, induced by being fed
when warm, or worked after full
neal The practice of feeding hard
worked horses at noon and working
them Immediately after, is of doubtful
utility. Horses will 90 eight and pro
badly ten hours without food if proper
" fed at evening and morning. They
should have water more frequently,
but never when hot.-AmCricaR Aqri-
cttfYyiI
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-21

We are in receipt Of little book
which in richness of humor and
grotesqueness of illustration, may be
said in the language Of the wild West,
to take the cake. 1t is simply
drawing it mild to say that il contains
some of the best examples of American
humor ever published; and the CON
tributors, who are well-known in the
field of letters, have really eXcelled
all former efforts. The Illustrations
by comic artists are also in direct
harmony with the text. 'Bill Nye
tells his experience with a Cyclone.
r. Il. MunkittTiCk, OF fuck rhymes
funnily on the four seasons Mr. II. -.
Umbstaetter, the originator Of the
book, describes his wrcstle with q
grilled hone in "merrie England,
and M Quad, Of the Detroit
Free Press. gives some quaint
aphOrisms Of 'Brudder Gardner $
The book. in fact, Is not one 10 be
Glanced at aud laid aside and forgot
ten, but can be taken up with pleasure
at any time Its title is the 81. Jacobs
oil Family Calcndar and B0ok Of Hedtu
aHd Hum0r for hc Million for 1856. 1t
is published by the Charles A. Nogeler
Company. Baltimore, Md, the proprie-
tors Of St. Jacobs Oil, "a remedy which
IS universally Srowu Is the Only cure
for rheumatism and all bodily pains
and which has been endorsed by lead
ing men in every country in the world.
Red Star Cough Cure, the new twenty
five cent remedy for throat and lung
troubles, which Is also being manufac-
tured by this house. has received the
endorsement oflegislators and boards OF
health on account Of It's freedom from
dangerous opiates and its prompt elf
cacv. The book is distributed in large
cities by carriers and in small towns by
druggists. When there is any difficulty
in obtaining it. stamp sent to the
Charles A. Nogeler Company, viii en-
sure a copy by mail.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-21

Probably no other waste articles
have given so much trouble in dos
posing of them, rs fruit cans. They
are known TO be valuable, but to what
good use to turn them, has been a
problem which has disturbed many
minds. They are hard to get rid Of
and hari to use, and SO there have
been many devices thought Of for the
purpose of utilizing them. We have
seen them used as substitute for
shingles, by having been unsoldered
in the fire and hattened out, and they
have certain made an excellent roof
for Out-hOuses, pig-pens and other
small buildings. a coat OF mineral
paint makes them last for many years.
A reader of the American Agriculturist
suggests another plan for few of
them, which is to opon them on one
! side and make flap of the loose tin by
which the cans may be hung upon
nails in the barn or workshop, for
holding small things, rs nails, screws,
etc, etc. To this we would add that
a few CT them thus prepared might be
hung around the chicken yards for
feed and water troughs, and would be
excellent for this purpose, because the
fowls could not put their feet in the
food, or foul the water. This device
is really one of the most promising of
all that have hitherto been proposed
to utilize these tantalizing things. No
doubt they could be turned to account
in several ways in the house. and ii
neatly covered with gold or silver
paper, would be ornamental as well as
useful Smooth the edges of the tin in
order to avoid cutting the hands. 49,
4gYicHituriSt.
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IN Amectionate snnnse.

Horace Smith told good story Of a
night he had passed in a stage coach
The four inside passengers had natural
~ endeayored to settle themselves rs
comfortably as circumstances would
permit. Two of them were married
couple, the husband sitting with his
back to the horses and evidently not al
together at his case. About half an
hour after starting he turned TO his
wife and anXiously inquired If She was
comfortable. Pretty well. she re-
piled in drowsy tone. You feel no
draught from the Window" None at
at all Quite sure, quite. All,
remarked the aflectionatc spouse,
then suppose we chance places.
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tai, not as largely rs he would have
liked AT the same time, be kept a lot
of good hogs at home, and almost inn
mediately on returning from the fairs
in the fall he had to sell hogs to pay
his horse-showing expenses. Since then
he handles fewer horses aud more hogs.
Now, instead of standing nearer the
foot of the roll as a breeder OF good
horses and hogs, lac has advanced 10
the foremost rank as a breeder of inn
proved swine. e ONO Farmer.
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Mother, said Johnny lie Wigs,
they find great difficulty in preserv-
ing the obelisk."
"Well," replied the old lady, It's
because they don't put enough sugar
in, and"
why, they don't put any sugar at
all in, interrupted Johnny, somewhat
astonished.
mo sugar in preserves calculated
Mrs. De Wigs; its no wonder they
can't preserve it then. I've preserved
most every kind of fruit except obelisk.
and I'm just certain that if they d put
in pound of sugar to q pound Of ODE
lisk, they'd preserve beautiful. PITTS
bHrgb Chronicle.
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Opposed TO Grass.

They tell good story on y South
Georgian statesman. who went tC
Charleston in the old days aud stopped
AT hotel. A waiter brought out some
shrimps. which the Georgian slowed
away as best he could. In a moment
the waiter re-appeared with dish OF
celery. No said the Georgian,
shaking his head solemnly, Il have
tried Your bugs and don't like them,
and YOU can bet your life | don't want
none of your grass, '-Afia2ltQ ConStitu-
ton
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life went against him. aud he could see
no way Of providing for his wife and
children. Professor Stuart Phelps, Of
the faculty Of Smith College. North
ampton, IA Yale man of the same time.
pulled his gun after him ont of boat,
while spending the summer in the
Maine woods, and paid for his care
lessness with his life, blighting a career
that bid fair 10 surpass that Of his
gifted sister,, the authOress Of Gates
Aiar The American concludes its
article with a reference TO Young Emo.
now ia Canada, who was the wooden
spoon man, of 90.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-21

Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters have proved
70 be the finest thing OF the kind ever dis
covered, and consequently dishonest FER
sons are Counterfeiting them.
The genuine is put up in round black DOT
ties holding T. pts, with white litho-
grapbed label on one side bearing the sig
nature OF J. Z. Allen, and yellow label
on the other side. These are the old genu-
inc and original Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters,
and if they had not been good 10 one would
have thought of cou1terfeiting them. This
is no advertising dodge. Look out for
frauds
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Got cider here?" he asked of a far.
mcr on the market.
Yes.
sFrcSh -
just made Yesterday.
Il used TO make cider myself. "
Did you?''
Thousands 90 barrels. Ten year,
ago The proportion used to be six gal
Ions OF water tocycrY barrel of cider.
wanted to ask you if there had been
any change since then.
.-Guess not: haven L heard of any,
was the candid answer. - DctrOH Ire,
Press.
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stables should be Lined.

How many stables have anything
more than the thickness of board
between their incloscd spaces and the
outer air2 Those who have bank
barns or basement stables have thick
stone walls that afford ample protection
against cold, but in a level country
like Minnesota and Dakota those stables
are few and far between. Take the
country through and seven-tenths Of our
/ stables are nclosed with a single thick
ness of boards battened at the joints.
Well finished up and painted. these
structures look very tasty and com
I Portable from the outside, when in
reality they arc very cold affairs.
( They do eXcellently well for storing
/ barns, but for stables something more
is needed The common plan on a
farm of ordinary size is to have barn
and stable all i'm one. In one end of
the barn is the stable, in the other the
large bay, with the open barn floor
running between the two. This is n
very good arrangement so far as 1t
goes.
What the stable wants now is lin
Z I'D anu AlIiuH iNdb W lit itidift II AitAiOoN
frost proof, when filed rs it usually is
with warm animal bodies that throw
off heat enough to keep an ordinary
close room at a sufficiently high
temperature 4 room that is made
close and tight to start with may then
be ventilated at pleasure, which IS
much better than such hap-hazard
ventilation a. too many stables get
through the chinks and crevices of the
walls If the building has frame OF
timber bents, extra studs or posts may
( be put ND between the heavy posts that
arc TOO far apart, and sheeting of COM
mon lumber nailed to them. As last
as the sheeting is put on, commencing
nj the bottom, of course, the space be-
4 tween the two walls should be filled
( with straw well punched down. This
makes warm dry filling, and Is some
thing which IS at the command of every
farmer. Such stable lining will save
many times its cost in one winter in
the feed consumed, TO say nothing OF
the increased thrift and comfort OF the
animals confined. Hen houses. pig
pers and every building about the
place that shelters stock should be
/ treated in some such manner. II You
want eggs, milk aud thrifty animals,
this is the way TO get them.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-21

Those who believe that nature will work
OF a cough or cold should understand that
this Is done at the expense OF the constiti-
lion. Each time this weakons the system,
and we all know that the termination OF
this dangerous practice is a consumptiFe' 5
grave. Don't take the chances, when a
iiftv cent bottle of DR.. Bigelo"'s Positive
Cure will safely and promptly cure any
recent cough, cold or throat or lung troub-
he. Buy tile dollar bottle Of druggists for
chronic cases OF family use.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-21

AMONG CHILDREN there Is no plague that
eats away iife's energies so rapidly as that
Of worms, which are the Cutgrowth Of
blood impurities. They are detected by
nervous restlesSness, unnatural appetite for
food, hollow, suuken eyes, and & general
bodily uneasnesS. Parents should note
these symptoms. and relieve the little ones
hv the use of VINEGAR BITTFHs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-21

Credit is due the German women and
physicians for first using Red Glover bios
SONS as a medicine. Best results sTe OBJ
tanned when combined with other medical
roots and herbs, rs ina DIR. Jones Red ClO-
yer Tonic, which is the best known remedy
for all blood diseases, stomach and liver
troubles, pimples cOstiveness, bad breath,
piles, ague and malaria diseases, indiges
tion, loss Of appetite low spirits headache
and all diseases Of the kidneys, Price 80
cents Of druggists.
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. hRo. 100
MACHINERY And SUPPLIES.
Robinson x cary.
Rogers. Willis 4 Co.
Campbell. Walsh & Olson.
WOOD Ard IRON PUEPS AND PLUMBERS
SUPPLIES
*. 4. EuCg & Co.
SCALES, WlhDhlLLS. ETC.
FAIRBANKS. sIorsn s Co
Millinery AND FANCY GOODS.
a. OpuenhsIuier 3 60.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Nathan Ford
W. j Dyer 4 Bro.
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
u. Presley & Co.
FURNITURE.
ouinry s Abbott
CRACKERS and CONFECTIONERY
fsqrrT> ford y. & 4. Go
Friedman q Lewis.
DOORS. SASH AB1 BLINDS.
TEohn Manufacturing Co.
T. \. Abbott s 90.
WAGONS And AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Mast. Hufcrd & BurweH Co
g. L. Thurstru i son.
-. FsaI storage, Forwarding 3 Emple-
meat Co
VINES IND LIQUORS.
Perkins. Lyons : Co.
Geo Tsenz 8 60.
GRAIN AND COMMISSION
". s. van Slyke & Co.
VnUp
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..An,Isna reIiara.I 81,

said David Of old. He was probably
prompted to make the above remark after
irving some unreliable catanh remedy.
Had he been permitted TO live until the
present day, and tried On. Sage's remedy
he might have had better opinion OF man
Kind. We claim that no case of catarrh
can withstand the magic effects OF this
wonderful medicine One trial ot it will
convince you Of its efficacy. BY druggists,
fifty cents.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-21

The rose has its thorns; and beauty
is never found without one or more,
they may be blunted at the points, but
cannot be extirpated without killing
the tree,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-21

From N Y. Graphic, april, 1882.

From " Y. Graphic, April, 1882.
Fifty years! How many have been
the medicines which this length of time
has produccdP What a host have
sprung into existence, and, buoyed up
by extensive and oftentimes very SEN
sational advertising, have flourished
for a brief period, and then are known
no more! The fiat of a discerning pub
lie has consigned them to oblivion.
"On the other hand, PoND's Ex-
TRACT, recommended, endorsed, pre-
scribed BY the most eminent members
of the medical faculty, has grown and
grown into public favor, ever onward;
its reputation worldwide and well es-
tablished; its virtues indisputable.
The verdict of the people, the expert
enee of every household, have awarded
it the highest rank in the list of cura-
tive ager cies, because of its inherent
worth and that it does all it proposes
TO do
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T,uuy-ou's --latest poem i entitled
CLOSE of Another Eve How the
world does improve, Tbe first Eve had
uo CLOTHES 90 al. Il the photographs we
Lavr seem of the lady are to be relied
upon Boston TraAscrpi.
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" H. Worthiugton, editor Of the PA
irons of HUsbendrS.' published ct Column
bus, Mass, writes under date of Feb. >,
Ieo3: Your great remedy, Aliens Lung
Baisam. l have used in my family for fiji
teen years for coughs and colds aud know
il 70 be the best 25c, Doc, and Sl0 a
hntfla
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| suffered with rheumatism so that it was
with great pain that / could move around
at all or do any work. Two bottles of Ath-
lophOros cured me. l.. A. Rogers, baggage
master of Chicago, Milwaukee a st. Paul
Railroad. at Madison, Wis.
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The Boss zinc and leather ankle. boots
and collar pads are the best and most dur
able. Harness makers are instructed to
take them back after a trial of 90 days if
you are not satisfied. Manufactured by
Dexter Curtis, Madison, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-01-21

Enthusiastic swine breeders, Of a
statistical turn Of mind, occasionally
try to show by figures the comparative
Importance Of the hog-growing inter-
est u the country. But no great ar
ray of fgures IS aeeIed to satisfy the
farmer of moderate means tnat nag
raising Is one Of his Surest and quick
est WAYS Of making money. 1t takes
less capital than in the rearing Of
horses ana cattle, and it brings returns
much sooner. The greatest draw-back
in swine breeding l. Tie liability te
losses from the epidemic diseases which
so frequently sweep through the coun-
try. Yet the great pr0litcacy and
rapid growth of hogs render it posi-
Die to soon recover from these losses,
and still come out ahead OF even the
fast-horse men. A friend recently re-
marked that he had followed the show
I tug OF horses at fairs for many years,
/ though, from a lack of sufficient eapi-
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81 understand you are a graduate OF
Vassar. Miss Lucy. Did YOU ever
study English literature to any eX-
tcnt3" "Oh, mercy, yes; we had llOgg
for breakfast. Bacon for dinner, Lamb
for tea, and Lover in the evening.
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HARDWARE.
stronr-IIacIyctt Hardware Go.
FarweIf, Oywuu q jackson.
Adam Decker.
IRGF, STEEL AID HEAVY HARDWARE
Rhodes 4 NORTON
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
suerhAeh. rIurh a Van siyck.
FinFskas. Warmer & schumacher
Row sr~. nursee & Co
NOTIONS AND FURNISHING GOODS
Isl.hou. warren Z, ChipIey-
Arthur. Warren 3 Abbott.
GB0CE2S.
> n. Kelly Mercantile Go
Alien. Moon 3 g.
Na1tfetd 3 sal. ury-
Hsea4upre. heuGH B 60
&suf. tfriEGS 3 towe-
TEAS. C0FFEES AND SPICES.
lferaev. TaImadGs = Co
BOOTS AND SHOES.
&. gsut tan Is Co
kellogg. johnson = Co
Eocte. ~chuIse 4 co.
EarvpauEh & EsrboS.
HATS. CAPS and FURS
Gordon 5 Frruu-ur-
Lnupher. ttuctv a. skinner
sfrsf~s gutH 3 israIe
IEJGS
Noyss Eros. a Cutler
Ryan Drug Co
CHINA. CRoCEERT and GLASSWARE
Crsis-. IssrI.In = smith
Pollock. Donaldson 5 ogden.
LEATHER. SHOE FINDINGS and SABDLERY
HARDWARE.
n IL l.. HardeuburGh \ Co.
sscIlefIer = fsos<un-
Cha-. q schmidt
PAPER AND STATIONERY.
AvsriI. Carpenter s Co
ward. FGiig s Mcclellan
Pioneer Press Co.
BOOKS. PAPER IND STATIONERY
81. Paul BOOK & Stationery Co
CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS
Campbell s Burhank-
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
GuIterrnan Bros
FlIL0RS TRIMEINaS AID W00LENS
yaiIop. DeGru0t = Go.
RUBBER GOODS and Betting.
ct. raut FsubAt. Co
fFuodycAs fsubltr Co.
CIGARS And T0B4CC0S
yyhfseulan Bros.
e. n as lain.
E0Il8NS AND COUNTER SUPPLIES
B. SommeFs 4 Co
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THE OLD PLOUGH.

Many a time, old plough, I've followed YOU
From early morn, when weeds were damp
with dew,
Till twilight donned her somber robes Of
night,
Aud believing bull-bats winged their hur-
ried flight.
An. how long the smoking burrows seemed,
When on my head the hot sun herceiy
How Oft amid the rank aud waverng corn,
Have ! listened for the dinner horn,
a blast proclaiming 'jowf' ami turnip-
greens,
Molasses. buttermilk, cold rie AMI beans
How gladly did ! leave you when 1t rained,
Aud how with boyish glee the creek
seined,
And what a blow, when welcome clouds
were gone,
The voice That said, ''Go an plough that
Dispelled at once my glad and ioyousdream,
Like pouring clahber into sweetened cream.
The hand Of time has used YOU roughly,
plough
Your once bright bar is worn and rusty
now,
And the fading letters on your rotten stock,
Like time-w carvings on memorial
Only the dreamiest way can tend,
The souls of past and present things 10
blend.
Old Gray, the lazy horse that use to draw
You through the soil is long since dead.
His ''maw
It always seemed to me was never full
How / use to veil and jerk and pull,
But all in vain. for stubborn Gray, alas,
Would turn aside and munich the fox-tail
grass.
His mouth for green stuff" one day took
him or,
For while out grazing near the water
trough,
He stumbled Ger cruel stone and fell,
.
We drew him out with cable ropes, and
steers,
And my young eyes were filed with scald-
ing tears,
When they stretched his lifelsss body on
the ground,
While moumfully l sobbed and stood
around,
A highly-colored picture of the "blues."
Good old friend | took from him his shoes,
Aud then | ran with heart not half SO sore,
And sold them at the neighboring village
store.
\ saddening change now mart the farm
Fences moved and trees cut down. oh,
how
I'd like TO sea YOU as you use to be-
Il had been atter both for you and me,
II there had beon no change from old time
then,
For pleasurers are for boys, not meu.
Soon you will mOulder down into dust,
And | viii sink down into damp earth's
crust.
But all, old plough, you are better off than |,
For you have naught to do but idly lie
Upon bed made soft by rains aud dews
While | am wearing agoniZing shoes.
You have no tantalizing bills TO meet,
No pug-nosed rooster stops you on the
street,
And tells you with sinners hardened
grin,
That he must have that small amount of
tin"
Which you have owed his house a month
or SO.
You have no such trying ordeals, plough,
oh no.
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FEFD c. EWING. D.avsr. cot-~A.'oai.hea a, IA

IFRED c. EWING, Denver, CoL-'Asto1ished at i,s
wonderful effect
4 RTHUR V. CEossLET. Washington. .. c.
= Pre- emincn,iy the best"
GAMUEL r. JAMES, Schenectady " "a fam
- fly necessity IN my family
- Il. TgESTED. New York. Have derived great
IL benefit from iss use
NJ ~ COHEN. \. 7. ersIaie.-' Simply iBvaiua-
4N. bic"
IIuS. JOHN c. SPENCER. late Secretary Of War
a aud Secretary Of the Treasury. wrote az far
back as 1sis; Ii Is remedy perfectly tny4-
liable"
IHMMA ABBOTT. THE CELEBRATED PRFsfA
A@D0NNA. Valuable aud beneficial
FLEETWOOD SMITH, NJ. D, n. r. C. p. Of ing
IA land.-'.I have used e With marked benedt .