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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23
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Whilst We are locking about 70 see
.-ha, may te raised in the state Of Flo-i-
d = may u wei 70 give attention. 70
some extent, 20 tie chestnut. The
American variety. Cas;anea AIneri-
cana grows in mos; o. the forests from
New Io.k to Middle Florida
In an early day the timber vas mostly
used Tor maxim: rails The timber WAS
easy 70 split, AMI The wood very dura-
de have seen fence tha; had stood
over thirty years. sni the rails were ap-
parently as sound a. ever, except those
near the ground.
The tree sometimes grows 10 be six
feet II diameter. and a single cut will
make over 81 rails Blu, the tree grow
ing n the open Land form & top much
Ike the apple tree. and produce heavy
crops Of fruit. The fruit il known in
the nlsrke, a. the sweet chestnut. In all
tie northern cities, IN the fall and will
Ter. the chestnut forms prominent artI-
Gle Of sale. and completes with the Pea
nut Tor the SURFACES OF the nu,.loying
popnLace. The nuts are kept no, and
ready roasted. and 70 many are the
Meet nut the market affords.
As timber tree i, may no, b- de,ir-
able IN our state, but for the fruit |
think very desirable, and easily made a
success.
The Spanish and European variety,
'Castanea Nesca. | find more at home
in this part Of the state, than the Ameri-
can variety.
The nut is much Larger, and although
no, quite 80 rich as the American is very
desirable. In many parts Of Europe ii
Is used as an article Of food. and especial.
~ in the department Of Iombardy,
France, it makes large share OF the liv.
ing Of the peasan,ry in the fall and early
winter. IL Is boiled and eaten with r,ilk
The French call il mason, and one va
riety known a the Mason de Lyon is
said TO grow nearly as large as a hen
egg.
We have one variety Of the chestnut
that 10 growing wild IN this part Of the
state, that needs only care and culture
to yield valuable crops. II is known a
the chinquapin-"Castanea pumila."
This, doubtless. could he used rs Ii
stock 10 graft or bud the other varietie.
upon and would produces more dwarfish
tree, tina, would hear much earlier than
the seedlings do.
But doubtless the best OF all varieties
Of the chestnut is the Japanese variety
that has recently been introduced into
our Countrywide &c astanea gigantea."
The nut is the largest Of all the vare
ties known. Ii is grated upon th,
American variety and bears the thirl
year. and as many as seven large nut
have been found in one bur..
As all the chestnut family prefer (
dry, sandy soil, this region must 10 wei
fitted for their growth. unless something
not readily observed should prevent it.
| certainly would recommend the tria
OF few trees to all who delight in hav
ing n variety. RrSTIC.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23


Nothing has been done So far. either
by the city authorize, or the owners of
the property, toward deoioriting the odd
cistcrns and sinks on the vacant lots
near tue business houses. \ fearful
stencil arises from these pools n, night,
and look into one Of them Yesterday
morning showed it to be n regular mos.
quitoe hatchery, as there appeared to I've
millions of wiggle,a Is all kno,tcd to-
gelher in the stagnant water These
places should have lime or some other
disinfectant freely applied, OF else
should lie filled up. Until We have a
draingage system it is imperative that
lot. he kept rs clean "a possible and dis
infectants freely used II not we may
have TO pay the doctor and undertaken
for our neglect
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23
Mo>r EXCELLENT

}. J. Atkins. chief e police. knoxville,
Tenn, writes: My family and ] are
oenehclaries Of yeuT mo>t excellent med
icIne. Or. hings New Discovery for
consumption; having fond i, 10 Be all
YOU claim 70. II, desire = testify 10 its
virtue. Ny friends to whom have rec
nifty
Dr:hinSs Nes Discovery foE cJasump-
tien Is guaranteed 10 cure coughs. oolds.
bronchitis, asthma, Group and every az
fiction Of the throat. chest and lungs.
Trial bottles free at GOV. +. Peek-s dr1-
store. Large Slze. Sl.0l.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

am glad to hear these schemes talked
Of. and will l,e gladler still when they
are put into practical operation. They
will give ''poor folks achance, and will
20 long WAYS in making the most de-
sirahle portion OF our population con-
tented and happy with their situation,
and will prevent any sociallstic ideas
from taking root in our community.
Either of the schemes might he enlarged
on and made ot general benefit by men
having money to put out at reasonable
interest on safe investments. Resides
bringing good return to tie capitalist
for the money invested ii will at the
same time rapidly build up the city and
give us a steady and permanent popua.
ton that will make ralatka not only the
commercial centre Of the state, hut a So.
cial and educational centre. fer indus.
trious and wide.awake mechanics will
have good schools wherein to educate
their children aud once they get good
foothold for themselves and families,
the town will no longer be disgraced 10y
building for public school purpose,
that first class farmer would not Use fol
barr
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

The total estimated revenue II the
United States for the fiscal year 1887 is
t3lj, 900.
The total Of the estimated ordinary
expenditures, including sinking fund
for the same year is $50. $50 900.
The Secretar, Of the Treasury there.
fore estimates deficit Of SCI $50 Wo0.
In face OF this condition Of the ma.
tional finances the pension cranks and
demagogues in Congress are urging new
pension schemes, which mean IN the
aggregate an additional annual charge
Of from 800. 000, 900 to $eo0, 000. 900. an
immediate outlay Of from sioo, o00, 600 to
$3.50, 900, 900. and an ultimate expendi-
ture on this account Of from one to
three billions Of dollars.
They should be locked up, il 1t can Ia
done lawfrlly.-N. Y. Sun.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23
CH0FE'S CH0lERAC CURE!
Old Indian Remedy for The Bowels

II ia free from opium and parents need not
he afraid that their children viii te poisoned
by IL. II mover does harm hut aiwat does
good. Cures Giarrhoca and lux ~ both uld and
young. when you have run down Ia any Of
these troubles here is your relief The npth-
ers will never cease to sing its praises tor Their
little children will suffer no more from their
bowels IL they keep ii on hand.
ACkEkMAS JACKSON, AUTs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

There are at present 40 old soldiers IN
France who have served under the First
Napoleon, and each OF whom receives a
life annuity Of 80 francs. 1t is stated
that this venerable battalion loses annu.
ally on an average 49, If its members,
and II may thus he expected that Within
the next four years the last veteran will
take his departure FROM this life.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

There are some drawbacks. too. to a
building and loan association. Such as
sOciAtiOn- ere Of necessity corporations,
and corporations are notorious FOR hav-
ing ~ souls have ,ren more than one
poor fellow ssampei and turned out of
his house and home Ivy these associa.
tons, because. per- nance. they happened
to be unfortunate and were unable to
promptly meet promised payments and
it would be- NV advice to any man who
has no income other than his salary to
consider well before going into one OF
these concerns. however fair and favor.
able the terms might be made to appear,
These is no question about the associa.
tons heiug a good thing when fellow is
able to stand up 10 the rack, fodder or no
fodder. but when he is unfortunate after
getting into them. from sickness or even
a RELAPSE into the chrome state OF iinan.
cial impecunosity. lie becomes the dev.
lis very own. for "a "soulless corpora.
ton" is not given To pulling peop,c out
OF bitches without consideration. And
oftentimcs that consideration ~ beyond
the reach of eNrl the most fortunate in
dividuals.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

SLATE ROOFING. We are now pre-
pared to furnish the best quality Of Roof.
ing Slate at $50 per square If 10 feet
laid. and call the attention Of builders
AMI others who desire safety from fire
sparks and good pure cis,ern water TO
this very beautiful and durable material.
Address X. NJ. Shou,e. Agent, Box No.
$50, 7. o.. jacksonville, Fla ap43-3m
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

L. X FARRAR & Co. mako the lest
and cheapeS, door and window screens.
Orders promptly filled. myliaw
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23
CITY NOTES.


Y0lu ever find in such q cas-
That he : far from wise.
Aud has no chance 10 win tine IIrv-
tie doe 10: advertise.
Ses notice Of piano 10 rent.
Nr. [. Ii. Preston ard wife, Of Mann
VILE, were a; the Carleton House ye.ter-
lay on their wedding trip.
The mosquitoes are Little fellows. but
the persistence with which they present
their tills sets so1i Example t. COL
lectOrs
work On tn- ~ az shop, y: tie j.,
T. & X. " r Z. Is progressing sa;isfac-
,orily. an.! the buildings viii so"n -
ryaIy for thu workmen who are T. a"-
cupy it.
Tne ferry lip question, As we'll q, tie
ordinances granting rights for street
RAILWAYS, wi'l jal.btlts, he disposed % az
the meeting e.: tho city, council on Tues
day night
Frank Thomas wa, the only casa -
fose the mayor Yesterday. lie VA,
found asleep in tae new buildings Of the
Florida Southern railway, and the mayor
assessed hi, lnIginss a, a AMI costs
En,erprise Herald Il, will not L.
many years before the interests OF Flor
ida will require tie removal Of the state
capital to a more convenient. and central
point-protably Gainesville or Pala,ka.
The new lei! in the Pre-, byt,r ian
church Ia. been raised higher, aul can
nov IT, heard for 4 greater distance than
It could in the Old position. there being
no walls for the sound to penetrate.
Yesterday WAS remarkably quiet day
for a PaIatka saturday. But few peC-
pie came 10 town either hy the bo,,s or
ia. railroads. and the home people were
too busy to q ont on the streets and
liven things up.
III ho''c" 81 lH' gram mouse oil
Messr-. Gardner * Eaton, Ia Fridays
paper, the types made vs. say that
brother II Mr. Dalton made the Ban.
gor orange boNs.. in which tina, firm
deals 81 extensively. We should have said
the boxee were made by brother Of
n, r,,,n nlior. i.a,,,
So,
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We regret to learn Ut the destruction
Of th, ~torehou-. and god, II Rev. 4.
\. l'rrsee'y, on brayton Island. hy tire.
on thursday night last We iId not
i'd'h ti" origin OF the hre' nor the
amount "t u" Iu>s. Everything about
the place was consumed except one bar
rel "hlch was ro!ied out lhere was
some insuraht""n III" bnlliing ana stock
winch was carried by the agency ot
N'eh " Nicho''. OF TINS cit'.
Editor GRAY. d. ll,wing about hi.
"di.,inpuish.1 ,,ry;cea and r,i,or
f,r.s st,u claim. I.,,he ",oxo, ,a.
HIND ,L, ,b,,no' o,,I >, t,ro. .,a,,c.
ity If o1o pnun1s " Lpt !, has yama;ped
far FIR Harris nj the s,,s,rl Jon,,,l
to claim the greatest achievement Of
them all. lie boasts OF making Editor
Adams, Of the SANFORD Argus, blush.
Just think OF 1t The idea Of adams
oiushhg' let i'". Harms 80 the heat OF
the lass until another autobiography is
written Of the editor OF the heading
daily IN the state.
Mr. II. 4. Never. proutietur Of tho ha.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

The account of the presents being
sent in. to Col. Glider, who proposes TO
foot it to the North Pole, indicates that
there is some danger of overlooking the
great Arctic pedestrian One of the nu-
merous presents consists OF $40 pounds
Of powder.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

NoTICE To TEACHERS. II am directed
by the board Of public instruction to
hold the annual examination Of teach.
ers for the public schools Of Putnam
county on the 10th, Eth and 18Th uf June
SO. The examination will l@:in a, .
a. m. each day. a, the white pub,ic
srho.ll binding in palatki.
Respectfully.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

WANTED lNNEpIATEIY -A woman -
10 gensra house work in asnil. family.
j. IL. Copeland. Satsuma. Fla. Y
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23
sec. and Co. Supt. Of Scha-rl-.

SPECIAL NOTICE. All honorahly d'-
charged soldiers and sailors interested IN
the formation Of Post Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic at TIL, place, All!
confer by better with Dr. y t.. cpl~, Pa.
latka. ON OF hef1re June 1t III .u.lf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

Go To DR. W. W. Estes over Moragne
& kers,ing's drug store for tine Dental
work. fli-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

NuTlcE.--From this date, and until
further notice. Mr.. j. Beer has entire
charge at my accounts and collecting
same. myls-+t NJ. {. GooDsoN.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

A firstcla new house, containing
eight rooms. in good neighbo.hood. for
rent. Webb * Michel, a9.tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23
Hot Weather Goods.

New lot Just received. The celebrated
Jewet, filters. Jewett porcelain lined
coolers. aud Jew.tt refrigerators. lee
cream tr.ezers. Monitor oil stoves. and
fly fan, in grea, variety. and for sale a,
lowest prices. VI. ". King * Go.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

A LADY having a handsome piano, de-
,ires 10 rent it. IN exchange fnr 4 room.
Inquire at this office. u
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23
CORRESPONDENTS
The NewsOmce.
Local Weather Observations.

Tas,r F., ~. Rl.o,ph Ker.tiug'- rits.rraa,y y,
palatka. Fla NJ -. -.
SEVENTY latin Meridian tiInc.
thermometer a. m. -: ls II. f.. = T.. ",
=. Wind am. ". l.. m. ". = ft.gn-, Nm .
Highest e. mperature during the Nees, = =
Lowest temperature during the week. Il,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23
IDEAS AND FANCIES.
\ Suntay Dish Prepared by the
Man Una ire.

The question Of how 70 -: home
has ION. been a difficult pr,LIem tor PEG
pc az limited meas 10 ponder over. aad
in growing places IKE Pala;k9. where
rents are high and houses II great ls-
mand. the problem sewn, peculiarly
ari pscunar.Iy hard 70 solve. Where
- large PER cent Of the hard earnings
q the mechanics and Abonns men 20
To pay rents for : shelter for ths.E fami-
lie- i, :. a difEcul, matter TO lay by a wee
BIZ Of the income fer the Inevitable
rainy day. Many a yours nan has
-mOihered h. dreams GO. matrimonial
Miss on account o. hi. Inability "a pgo-
cure vine AMI #. tree for his home.
aud vii -0nyinue 70 defer the :npor-
tAat step unit. grey and bai headed
,'.av plead in vain ;or the hand AMI heart
q their ''gg;alssscence, Of P~ri,c,,5n."
Happily. movemen, j. now on loot
heFc. which if put into operation, will
give al least limited numt+r ~ heads
If families ala opportunity 10 secure
comfortable homes for limited price
and on the mot tavorabe,,rms There
are several blocks OF land Sut Leurel
aui neishblring streets, containing in
al. about one hundred and sixty build
ing lots JnxljD fee, in size, on which il
is proposed 10 erect neat and comforta-
he cottages of three AMI four rooms,
which will IT, sold to all who wish homes
a, the lowest possible prices, Tney will
be sold on the installment plan, the pur.
chaser making a small cash paymen,
down a, the time OF purchase, aEd then
monthly payments uf small amounts
until the property ispaid for. thu. put.
tin. the cottages in rea'h ~ all. BY
,hi. arrangement, there Is not poor
man in the city but can soon secure for
himself home IA the monthly pa, ments
will hardly exceed what he now has TO
Jay for rents, The enterprise spoken ~
is in the hands Of Mr.. Marti Griffin,
B who owns most OF the land spoken Of,
and rs it is located conveniently near Tie
bushes. portion Of the city. we doubt
! not but the cottages will b. taken of
hi. hands as fast ~ they are erected.
By going into ,h. hous. bujlling bu-.
ne.- hy ia. whole sale, 50 10 speak, he
will be- enabled to put the cottages up
much cheaper than u single cottage
could bs erected. fact which he will
give his purchasers the benefit Of.
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Auction

Twill sell Thursday, MAY eth. ii. a,
the residence OF DR.. \. |. IL. rarnet
Emmett and Dodge streets. the follow Ing
articles. belonging 10 Ms Dietrich. AMI
sold only on account OF removal very
TN" farlor Suit. black walnut and Gov
erei with silk plush and crushed velvet.
lat, 81 design, Chickering Piano. square,
| solid walnut Hall Stand. with hevel
plate glass; ! walnut square Dining Ia.
bie. very heavy; French Bevel Plat
Glass Side Board. richly carved. finest
Tennessee Marble. / lot Es-y chairs.
Dining Chain, Porch chairs, Hall hairs.
very fine East Lake Carved and French
Neneered Walnut Chamber SUIT: cherry
Chamber Suit very select lot 81 Car.
pets, consisting of Westminster Nel,ets
Moguets aud Brussels. Parlor. Bedroom.
Stair and Hall Carpets; French China
Dinner aud Tea Sets, Cookery and
GLASSWARE: Range with latest improve.
mebts, kitchenwate. etc. All the above
goods were bought at the factories last
October, therefore inst a, good as new,
Auction Will commence at . o'clock and
continue until sold House will be- open
for the inspection Of goods on the dny of
sale. at 8 O'Clock a. NJ H. L. Lilien,hal
Authioneer.
For Rent. Rooms for houzekeepng
s..lx.. Il sf.,.. II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

Another scheme has been talked Of for
SOM time in thi, connection. not 50
good As the above, perhaps, but one that
cnull liz made Of great benefit to leD.
pie of limited means il it should be prop.
eriy managed. refer to the proposed
building and loan association.
These association, have proved very pop.
ular in other cities where they have been
tried, and have been the means Of pro.
ylding homes for many family that
but for the association would to-day I've
paying rent. While | have said the
building and loan association was not so
good as the scheme proposed by Mr..
Griffin. in some respects it is better. be.
cause the improvements growing Oh, Of
It will H. more widespread and 1t will
give those already owning lots an oppor.
tunity to improve them.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

fog Rent. Rooms for housekeepmg
furnished or unfurnished. or house rent
low. Location central. on First street
three doors above Lemon It
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Condensed Locals.

An infant only a few days old was found In a
refrigerator in the yard of house 1419 G street
northwest about . o'clock last night. A quar-
ter OF a dollar was in its wrapper. 1t has been
sent TO st. AIMS asylum.
The water being very muddy at the distribut-
Ing reservoir the supply OF Potomac water at
present comes directly from the Great Falls, the
water there being much clearer.
The Laboringmens Protective Union last
evening elected officers follows: Henry Will
lams, president; VIM. III. SOmerville, LIST vice
president; /. Edwards, jr., I'd vice president;
Chas. Lucas, recording secretary; ii. Myers,
financial secretary; j. III. Hall, treasurer.
In the Police Court to-day Edward NJ. Willis,
forfeited 30 for cruelty to animals; James
Farrell, was fined So for profanity; Joseph Holly,
and Clarence Chase, a like amount each for dis
orderly conduct; and several boys paid 81 each
Tor playing ball in the street.
In the Police Court this morning Frank Hart.
colored, pleaded guilty TO a charge of larceny
and was sentenced TO 80 days in Jail.
The public schools will be closed Good Friday
and Easter Monday.
The examination Of candidates for teachers
positions will take place at the Franklin
building on the third Saturday in May.
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Statement by Mr.. Cohen

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Since your paper the day after my arrest
brought an article severely rejecting upon me,
and since the government failed to make out a
case against me, it is but due to allow me to
say that every material allegation then made
and rejecting upon me was false and not sus-
tanned In court by the party parties furnishing
You the information. The editor of the National
Pepubticdn has kindly consented to publish a
letter OF mine in the to-day's Republican giving
a full account OF my side of the case which will
show that more outrageous and infamous
proceeding seldom takes place in q civilized
mmunity-that upon the proof submitted in
court there Is no room upon which to predicate
even suspicion to say nothing of proof. And
MIR. Editor, 1t surely behOOves you, representing
as you do,an influential and widely read paper
In order to do justice to expose any violation O
law whether committed by a citizen or by an
Orficer. And more especially when committed
by an oncer for which there is no redress be-
cause the government falling to be responsible
and the officer being irresponsible leaves the
citizen with insult and injury which may have
tendency to cause him to take the law in his own
hands, however peaceable he may otherwise be
disposed TO be. have opened not a fruit stand
but fruit business, and ann doing a nice
business which Is evidence Of the fact that the
public appreciates my efforts both public and
private. Yours truly, ISAAC COHEN,
corner An street and Maine ave SUI
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WHILE the 7th regiment was passing up
9TH street yesterday afternoon 1t was compelled
To make stop, owing to tie large number OF
persons who had collected in and about Cruit's
famous candy house, 419 It'll street under Odd
Fellows Hall After all had made their pur-
chases the regiment was once more able to take
mp its line of march, much to the satisfaction
of the people along the line.
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LADIES solid gold American stem-windine
watches, $50; gents, $780, X. Harris & Co., 49,
18th ST.
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Amusements Tonight.
NATIoNAL.-Jefierson In "Cricket on the
Hearth and LEND Me Five Shillings."
ALBAUGH'S.-"The Silver King"
HARRIs.-"Girofe-Gir ofia."
HERZoG'S.-"Fun ON the Bristol"
DIME MUSEUM-Variety
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LEAVE Your ORDERS for Potomac roe shad,
large white perch, boiling rock, at r. A. Col
den's Potomac river game and fish stalls, Gen.
ter Market. Roe shad a speciality, rect lived
daily from the upper and lower Potomac.
Goods delivered free in city. Telephone S47-3.
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Easter Souvenirs.
The most handsome ChrOmos ever offered,
and the following special bargains:
infant Tassel shoes, work holes, 45c.
Kid Spring Heel Button, 4 to g. soc.
Work Holes Kid Spring Heel, 75c.
to 1Olz Work Hole Button, 9Oc.
II TO Kid Button, Work Hole, CSC.
White Kid Slippers, 75c. to $1.25.
Patent Leather Pumps, 81.
Ladies' Hand-Sewed Caters, S1.26.
Eiex16le Lasting and Kid Button, $3.50.
Fine Kid and Foxed Button, $3.50.
Best French Kid Button, 1915.
YOUNG'S 400 It'll street,
Heilbrun's Old Stand.
Look for The Old Lady in Window.
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Cards. Easter SCRAP Pictures for eggs, Novel fofan
Designs. Unique Easter lsannerets Tour own mekek
Wholesale prices given 70 churches and teachena
Scrip Book PicturesL French Tissue Pager. stlk
Iyan15er Pictures Jap oocds nsss, fsz,sols Nap
Nsnon. Mikado. See sew. esc LIssrs Punt &c and
! jxY 0ouip. IA Sss e. m ~ ave- 49,