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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-13

THERE seems to be very little difference
between the power welded by the German
emperor and that controlled by the presi.
dent of the United States, and In theory our
president has . far more important share In
the work Of government than tho royal
fgurehead OF the German empire.
Emperor Frederick Is commander. n.chiei
OF the army and navy, appoints ambassa-
dors, declares war, makes peace, concludes
treaties but the consent of the Bundesratb,
council OF sixty.two members appointed
ty the several states, is necessary to Q
declaration OF war, excepting Ia the emer-
Rency OF invasion. Treaties have no
force without the approval OF both
BundesrAth and Rslchstsg. He cannot
assemble or prorogus the Rsiohstag for
more than q month without Its consent.
In order to dissolve 1t he must have the CON.
sent Of the Buudesrath and new elections
must be held within sixty days OF the dis
solution. Bills that have passed both legia.
lative branches must have not only his
signature but also the signature OF the
chancellor before they become laws but
the appointment and removal OF the chan.
cellor IL entirely In the hands OF the en-
peror. The chancellor 10 entitled to speak
In tbs Reichstag and 10 president OF the
Bundesrath, where he has the privilege OF
voting to decide tie. In point OF fact, how.
ever, Germany has only the form Of limited
monarchy for by means OF vast army
OF officials and rigid military system the
real power has been kept In the hand OF =
chancellor and the nobility, aud the mass Of
the people have but little share In the gov
ernment Under Bismarck's policy the
railroads absorbed by the government have
given great army OF officials altogether
under the power OF the government who
are said to have assumed Q most arbitrary
demeanor towards the travelling public aud
freight shippers. The increase OF the army
makes extension OF gArrisons necessary,
and ss the commander. .in-chi0f OF each gar.
rlson - by law one OF the chief dignitsries
OF the town where he 10 located, another
strong instrument Of the government ID
| created. The chief OF police In every city,
town or district must, by new law, be q
royal empl oye selected by the government,
though paid by the local government.
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and Captain McClslland collector Of tho
port
DIR. McGLySS, who wants 10 be presi-
dental candidate of the small contingent OF
the Labor party that 10 left with him, says |:
We may not elect our candidate. end
truly have no great hopes OF success, but
we shall gain q great moral victory, and .
great advertisement for tho Anti-Poverty
society"
DR. ID. HAYES AoNEw, OF Philadelphia,
on April "a, Will celebrate the hftieth anni-
versary OF his entrance into the medical
profession. A reception will on that date
be rendered TO him ny the medical faculty
and students Of tho University of Pennsyl-
vanis. Dr. Agnew II q native Lancaster
oountian.
MRS ALKcK JOHNSON, wife Of respect.
able farmer of Sumter county, South Caro-
line, few days ego gave birth to Q child.
The following day Mr.. johnson became the
mother OF second baby, and two dsya
sfter, still another ono arrived. The three
babies were In . healthy condition, and they
and their mother are doing we'll.
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A HORSE IN A HOUSE
Creates Quite Panic ana rurns Every hing
Topsy-rarvy.

Creates Quite = Panic ana Turns Every hing
Topsy-rarvy.
Highway Commissioner Lockwood II.
Coigrove was driving on West State
street, In Ithaca, N. Y, in = light skel-
eton wagon yesterday, when his horse be.
came frightened by IN approaching street
car. The plunging animal became unmsn.
sgesble and, making . sudden swerve, 1t
caused the vehicle 10 careen and Mr.. Cole
grove, . large, heavy man, was thrown
with great violence upon the frozen ground
and terribly, II not fatally, injured. The
horse then ran msdly to . dwelling occu.
pied by Nelson Wright and his daughter,
Mrs. Martin, and little girl about I3 years
Of age, who lay Sick with scarlet fever.
Wright ysB eating his break fast and his
dauRfter was busy about some work, when
there came numbering crash at tho door
and horse plunged into the room.
Almost directly opposite the door stood q
cook stove with { frs In II, and about four
feet to the right OF tie stove was the bed
containing the sick girl The horse in it,
fright pounoed upon the stove, which was
at once knocked over, and then II planted
its forefeet on the bed, which collapsed
under the animals weight. Wright
horse, and In some almost miraculous
manner she did elude the brute's hoofs and
escaped being crushed. SO great WAS her
terror that, clad In her thin night dreEs, she
ruAhed out OF doors.
The house lOt ked as though II had been
struck by Q tornado. TIE stove lay partly
upside down, the bed was broken to pieces,
and every thing In the apartment presented
. thoroughly demoralizod appearance.
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having the advantages Of water on all
sides that have added 20 much 10 Eng
lands commercial power and 30 greatly
increased the difIioulty of hostile invasion,
the future greatness Of this new land
seems about % Clearly certain as anything
In the future can be. Within Its sway
must also fall many Of the islands Of
Oceanica, and this nsw home Of English
speaking people Is well suited TO main
tain their seafaring reputation.
All this may sound as remote and i'm.
aginary as Tennyson's dream OF "the Par
lament of man the confederation Of the
world" but the reports Of American con-
suls in the seven provinces OF Australia
show . growth 80 rapid that Q half Gen.
tury may find Australia - strong a. We
are to-day. Take for instance Queens
land, the great eastern province. In
1885 1t had Q population Of 322, ,s53, nearly
double the figures Of 1876. It's capital,
Brisbane, had in that year population Of
over $4,000, and steamers Of 5000 tons
moving alongside the city wharves In
great numbers have already made 1t
one. Of the great ports OF the
world. The exports Of this colony were
In 1885 valued at s25, ,4s2,sis, the imports
&31, ,2l3, ,30l. And this is by no means the
greatest Of the provinces commercially,
the imports from New South Wales being
valued In the same year at ellis, ,749, ,25s
and the exports over eighty millions. To
| get proper Idea OF the meaning Of these
| figures note that the total OF the exports
from British North America WAS only
| s93, 3,9O2 ,5O2, and imports ell5, ,574 ,6sl. The
exports and imports Of Australia, Tas-
mania and New Zealand are nearly three
times the value OF the exports and i'm.
ports Of the British possessions in North
America,
In 1887 our own exports were only Gill, :
3,127, and the imports exceeded them
by twenty millions. In 1885 our exports
were s742, 2,lss, ,755, exceeding imports by
nearly sl85, ,OO0, 900. With this example
| of progress what may we not prophecy
| for Australia In 1882 Railways and
telegraph lines are flourishiDg and steam
ship lines and ocean cables give communi-
cation with Europe, America and the
East. Iron, gold, silver, tin, copper and
coal are mined extensi vely and agricul.
ture prospers, while over thirteen million
head Of stock were reported In Queens
land alone In 1885.
"Westward the course Of empire takes
its way" but with way stations 80 tempt
ing as our own land and Australia the
ear tn will probably see very cold days be-
fore the empire gets all the way round
| again TO Britain.
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Manager Baldwin, Of the Pennsylvania
aonpany, who has lately discharged .
4 |rmber Of employees in the Pittsburg
zAepe, explains that his company has
1ooo 70 because it has no work for them;
1hat two thousand Of its freight cars are
s-tracked, with nothing to do, and
rhnt the company b taking In sail, seeing
- o1mm ahead. Mr.. Baldwin's utterance
- crested quite sensation, and IL he
oxpressos the opinion Of his very import
ont company, 1t is entitled to great
Wolght. But Mr.. Baldwin was not held
y q suoh esteem by the Pennsylvania com.
ANY, o to induce It to promote him
When it had an opening. It has on
two Uccasions lately put . subordinate In
rance over him, 20 much to his discomfort
1eat be has resigned his connection with
4ben and goes to the Rochester Il Pitts
6uxg; % that Il is possible that he speaks
~ for them but for himself only, In pre-.
dieting his storm; In which case the PIE lie.
Nm d not Of 20 much Importance. And
furthermors II appears that the storm /,
|ouch - Il Il, has already hurss On the
and other Western railroad
sp16les, whose carrying trade has
fallen on greatly, according to Mr.. Bald
win; and the fact is one Of general knowl.
edge. That the railroads are not doing
the business they did last year is very
clsaz. Business generally is depressed ;
but II u not clear that 1t will get worse or
win continue long in this state. We do
1oe - the signs of the great storm
ahead that Mr.. Baldwin foresees. The
ntcem d ct hand and the indications are
mi strong that It is going to be very
hig one. There Is no business convul-
SlDn. but only business quietude. The
Eailroads are largely responsible for tho
dropping of in confidence Of the business
community, of which 1t was 30 full last
gear. They are lighting with each other
and with their workmen and customers.
But Il is rather wholesome check that
business is experiencing than anything
permanently disastrous.
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PERSONAL.

b. L. FARJEoN, novelist and Joe Jeffsr.
son's son-in-isw, 10 Jew In race, but not
IN religion.
RI. REV. w. l. O'HARA, Catholic bishop
OF the diocese OF Scranton, Pa, WAS The
guest OF Rev. DR.. McCpllsgh, Of this city,
on Monday, and celebrated mass In 81.
Msry's Catholic church this morning.
RESIDENT ARCHITECT RICHARD New
ms. OF Pittsburg, u 70 be dismissed ana he
attributes II TO . scheme, the rsmincst stion oI
which 10 the making Pat Foley postmaster
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THE holiday lumber OF Strap1ridge
& Cyothicr's Quarterly is . splendid speci.
mon of the publishers art 1t is besuti-
fully printed, abounds In illustrations and
10 hlled with variety Of fashion news that
10 calculated TO mako the heads of women
Cor their husbands) swim. 1t has besides
literary tinge, being enriched by . short
story from the pen Of Julian Hawthorne.
1t Is msrvellously cheap ct ii tiftesn cents.
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Mr. Rapaall,s Blll.

We have Mr.. Randall's tariff bill, &C.
companied by his statement of what he
his striven to do and what has been the
psinciple upon which the bill is made.
He has cut away the internal revenue
taxes, save fifty cents per gallon re-
ssrved on spirits distilled from grain.
Evidently he would have cut away
The whole thing, but that the whole
internal revenue could not be spared. He
has been animated with desire TO spare
N the tariff reduction possible, and says
- has taken seventy millions Off the
internal revenue receipts and twenty
& i've millions of the tariff revenue; but
- do not see that he has abated the
tnxif duties to any such extent. His
nee List is of little account; and there
h1s been very gentle abrasion generally
o. the present imports.
Some OF Mr.. Randall's recommenda-
Sons we are inclined to favor for in.
stance, the proposition to free from tax
spirits used In manufacture and the arts,
e this can be done without opening the
door to fraud, and we do not see whyit
cannot. There is no good reason why
heavy tax should be laid upon spirits that
are intended for use otherwise than as
beverage. and that are necesssries in our
daily life. But there Is no sort Of sense
Ia making o distinction in favor Of
npdrits distilled fzsu. fruits; the differ
Anco really ought to be made the
other way, because apple jack and
peach brandy, however seductive as
bovoEAgss, are not as wholesome as rye
I md corn whisky. Mr.. Randall's only oh.
5ect In proposing to take the tax of fruit
heannies u TO catch some votes for his
Measure.
He takes particularly good care Of the
1con-rnakers, but is not 30 generous to
/ H. farmers OF his own and 30 many of
sstho Northern states who grow tobacco
Y ~ cigar wrappers; he makes the duty 60
oonfs, while the Mills bill makes 1t 80 cents,
ss1t q true, but 1t is q reduction from
- present duty of 20 cents on tho
Night class Of wrappers, that will be very
Injurious to the tobacco growing interest
q New England, New York, Pennsylva.
gauia, Ohio and Wisconsin.
Mr.. Randall claims to have framed his
blu with careful attention to the amount
u duty that articles of home make need
70 project industry here from cheap for
elgn labor. He puts up the fence only to
. needed height to keep out foreign
docd, he thinks. That is the principle
! upon which all our tariff bills profess to
b made, and the difference between his
BIN and that of the majority Of the ways
I md means committee, simply represents
I difference in judgment as to how low
the fence should be against such imports.
NJ. sRandall's bill has undoubtedly been
largely the result Of conference with the
8opublican side OF the House, whose
support hs expects for 1t. He says
e has been made upon free
Z; Doalerence with the representative
Fo1 our industries. The bill may bt
! Donsidered to be the inspiration Of meI
Who want the highest protection OF
{ 1Posything that can be had, as the Milll
8 III may be held to be that Of men who
Nant the lowest it is possible that be
fWeen the two satisfactory mean ma,
- reached; but perhaps it is not proba
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have had catarrh for twenty year,, and
used al kinds of remedies without relief MIR
smith. druggist, OF Little Fails recommended
Ely's cream BALM. The efrsct OF the first APP
plicstion was magical. II allayed the In Il am.
nation ana the next morning my cad was ms
clear as bell. One bottle has done me so
much good that i am convinced It's use will
effect u permanent cure. ~ is soothing, pleas
ant and easy to apply. ana strongly urge It's
use by all sufoIois.- Geo. Terry. Little Falls,
Y. IN WdeooSw
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A sound Legal Opinion.

Il. I!aipbridge Munday. Esq., County Atty,
Clay Co. Tex, Tex .says: "Have used Electric
Bitters with most happy results My brother
also was very low with Maiarial Fever ana
Jaundice, but was cured by timely use OF this
medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved
his ltfe."
Mr.. ID. I.Wilcoxson. Of Horse Cave. KY. ADDS
like testimony, saying: He positively be.
Electric Bitters.
This great remedy win ward OF, IS well as
cure all Malariai Diseases, ana for all Kidney,
Liverand stomach Disorders standsuneu ual ed
FOR sale by our agent, ii. b. Cochran, druggist
l37 and l0 N. Queen 81, Lancaster, ia. l6)
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Whatever tends to diminish strength should
weakening diseases of baby h o Cd collie. diar.
rhpb, etc, use Dr. Bulls Baby syrup which
always cures.
For functional disorders OF the stomach,
liver, or bowels use Laxador, the safest ana
surest remedy that can DO employed. Price
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Hoods sarsaparilla

"ror drst.class epr1og medicine my wife
ana both think very highly OF Hood's ear.
sapariliA. We both took II last spring. II did
us graf deal Of good ana We fels better
through the hot weather than ever before. II
cured my wifo OF sick headache, from which
she has suffered great deal. ana relieved me
OF dizzy. thed feeling. I think every one
ought 70 take something TO purify the Dlood
before the hot weather comes on, ana We shall
certainly take Hoods sarsaparilla this spring"
J. II. PHARos. supt Granite Railway Co. Con.
cord, n. II.
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The Future OF Aus tralIs.

-eation OF an Anglo-Saxon nation in
Z ---aiia will probably have as promi-
'nonS place as any Of the marvellous
aeeisvemsnts Of nation building in the
Weslsm hemisphere. 1t may be q long
&ns before the whole Australian CONT.
mt with it, area OF 2,9A,OOO square
niin 10 erected into one great and indie
Dqndent nation, but common language
~ ancestry make this seem the mani
- destiny Of the great states already
0nunded and growing with mushroom
mpadlty In wealth and power. Over two
oo1eos - large as the United States, aad
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- Daily IntellIgencer.
LAToAs1aR, I MARCH 10. issa

go Many lrrxxlSsnpcss publishee III tne
a 1111gopA1o sew q ~ VnAsea Eress up 70
& - fnAsot pcuslbSe hour.
106 -1Sa pany Koitaon of Tun lrrxtIf
/. - = Noafvere4 by caxl1e1 In the city
Y 1a eur7Uunding towns fOr 100. per week ,
i ~ maal, 90 yoaRs IN for six month";,
~ snroo montAo; -. per month.
- WznEEx 1Nxuf&iauHcm tDouble Bhoetl
D1uAt fa0oos Oa1y ol.U Per aunum. In "a.
<6Dos116un Wishing their address changed
moo4 - etase where The paper y now for
Z |AnVuGclnunomss from 10 to . cts. per line
y 60 1nocetson. according 70 location.
THE 1.INTBLLf0ENCER
Lancaster. Pa
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Buckicn's Arnica sAivs.

The BRsT SALvR in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores. Ulcers, Salt kheun. Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin kruptions: and positively cures Piles. or
no pay req quired. 1t Il guannteep TO give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded Price
20 cents per box. For sale by II. Is, Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. lT and lSs North Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa June27 lyd
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A GREAT DISCOVERY,

Thegreatest dis covery OF the nineteenth cen.
tury Is Dr. Leslies special Prescription for
sick headache, which 10 the discovery of an
eminent ply sician ana used by him for over
thirty years before giving it To the public and
IL stands TO day without u rival. Aead ad YER.
u.ement IN another column.
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IIon't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time I'm experi-
mentipg when your lungs ara IN danger. Con-
sumption always seems ut first only cold DO
not permit any dealer To impose upon you with
cOvery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds,
but be sure you get the genuine Because he
something lust as good, or just the same. Don't
be deceived, but insist upon getting DIR.
Kings New Discovery, which Is teed TO
give relief In all Throat, Lung and Chest
affections. Trial bottles free ut IL. b. Coch-
rams drug store. lSl and iSs N. Queen st Lam
caster, Pa. (B)
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THE excellent out Of Bishop McGovern,
which wss printed In Mon days lNTELLy.
eENoER, and which was much admired by
his friends In Lancaster, il the property Of
the Harrisburg Telegram.
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Mother. aoshstsii aothsrs

Mothers Moshsfsii AothsRsiu
Are you disturbed at night ana broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering ana Crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth
II 30. 60 at once ana get bottle of MIS-.
wINsLOW'S sOOTHIN0 SYRUP. 1t Will re-
lieve the poor little sufferer immediateiy-de-
pend upon IL there u no mistake about IL.
There is not mother on earth who has ever
used It, who will not tell you ut once that II
viii regulate tho bowels. and give rest to tho
mother. ana relief ana health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe TO
use in all cases and pleasant 70 the tase. and %
the prescription Of one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in tho United
States Sold everywhere, 70 conts bottle.
may32lydAw
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TWELVE thousand dollars 10 now offered
for the arrest OF the murderer OF Million
aire Smell but the terrible mystery re-
mains unsolved.
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An Excelient Report

Hon. JOS. q. 6oodridge. OF Brooklyn. N. ",
writes this "Cannot express myself In sum.
cienuy praiseworthy terms. Burdook Hood
my stomach In splendid trim. FOR sale by IL
Is. Cochran, druggist, l37 ana l89 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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saved the BaDv.

"My baby aged d fteen months. was attacked
with Group, but was cured with two doses of
1homas kelectric Oh have used this medi.
cine for the ola.r chilareD. dave the greatest
faith In It" Mrs; uaaiel Mann. t!l seventh
street. Buffalo. N. Y. FOR sale by A. Is. Coch.
ran, druggist, is7 and lss North Queen street.
Lancaster.
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GIVE the town clock all due credit 1t Ii
standing nobly to Its work In this bitter
weather.
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A BIO burn may be caused by little
smart but TIE biggest Kind OF . burn
would not be likely to make Ing alls little
smart,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
49, Hs'F.7ars - 49, 7szrHl77aH. ~,
Allow Us to Say

That good deal OF tho suffering in tbis world
can be avoided by purchasing Dr.. Thomas
Etectric OH, and using It as per directions. 1t
Is an infallible cure Tor all aches. sprains and
pains. for sale by IL. Is. Cochran, druggist
l3f and lS9 North Queen street, Lancaster,
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THE REV. GEO. a. THAYER, OF Bourbon,
Ind. says; Both i1yself and wife owe our
lives TO sHlLOh'S COksUM fTlON CURE /"
For sale by II. B Cochran, Druggist, No ISL
North Queen street. (b)
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Hoods SarSaparilla

Sold by sii druggists. d six for %. Prepared
only by Q. I. AooD D CO.. Apothecarics
Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses Ons Dollar.
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ii. b. Cochran, Nos. 1877 aud l39 North Queen
street, Lancasler Pa, Is selling Sill LOH's
COUGH CURE as a guarantee to cure ALI
hroat aud iu ng troubles. .s1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a Bad breath

IL insufTeIabie. We don't like It A person
with strong breath must not make himself
caused Dy an unhealthy stomach. Burdook
Blood BGfers will correct this evil. They are
the best stomach medi ;ine known. For sale
by n. B Cochran, druggist, l37 ana lD NOrtn
Que0n atreat. LanCa9Ler.
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He was selecting presents for his girl be-
fore Christmas. He bought an amber comb.
box of caramels, sand bottle of Dr. Bulrs
Cough syrup, ana showed himself thereby u
right ssnsibie man,
enterprises OF great pith and moment "
arc 30 engroastnR the minds of men, that they
neglect their own affairs ana grow old with
pain. forRetful that bottle OF salvation OIL
will cure you.
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CRACKERS,

Fifty Barrels OF Cracters tthink OF IT.. As
Prunes(9 bs), o and 4 hs for Q. Duny's Pure
Sweet cider reduced to 90c y gal. Guloens
Finest Mi1ed m Mustar1, ioo = aL Csrioa1 c Of
i bus bags. &c. SIX barrels Iof ficlles only
50 q dos. Picked Herring only 20 = D. inn.
Pineapple RoQuefort, Noufcbatel and Engi,sh
Cbeese., Picnic Hama only 100 y. I,ied
and sugar Cured Hams. Look for . New Gard
Next Week large. handsome and suitable
for any parlor - an ornament They VIII 0e
given gratis. Only watch our advertisement
ana We will tell you all about It. nsy. arrive
in time for this saturdays distribution. II
not. n Ill distribute next tkturday. No trashy
cards, but panel cards. remember.