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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

a DEBT Of gratitude to the German
woman and physicians who have de-
velopod the great medicinal qualities OF
Red Clover blossoms. Best results are
obtained when combined with other
medicinal roofs and herbs, as in DR..
Jones Red Clover Tonic, which is the
best known remedy for all blood dis
eases, stomach and liver troubles, pim-
pies costiyeuess, bad breath, piles, aguo
and malaria disease, indigestion, loss
of appetite, low spirits, headache and all
diseases Of the kidneys. Price 80 cents.
For sale by Stone & Hasscll.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25
and it is hoped the Bloomington people

and it is hoped the Bloomington people
will give him rcusing reception.
The smiling countenance of Mr.. Jas.
Woodhouse is accounted for by the
news of the arrival of his first grand
child at the home of his daughter Mrs.
Laura Burris in Mitchell. Dakota.
G. A. Rain made labor speech at
Hyde's Hall Tuesday evening. He
took the place of Robert Schilling who
was advertised to appear on that evening
The change in sentiment of the voters
in this city were not materially altered,
however.
The union revival services in the
Congregational church closed last Sun
day evening. Rev. Norris preached a
campaign sermon on that occasion.
The meetings have been in progress for
two weeks and it is hoped and believed
with good results. Mr.. Norris left for
his home in Webster City, Iowa, Mon
day afternoon.
The postollice department is soon to
have new style postal card. tits very
much like double card of the present
pattern. The back folds are split
tliagoraly and open out like four
pointed star The four corners are
folded and joined in the center, when
the card is ready for mailing, with a
piece of gummed paper. They will
contain no more writing than the
present card, the only advantage being
greater privacy.
Mrs. Il. H. Scribner, Of Cherokee. Ia,
was in this city 4 few days, last week,
visiting relatives and friends. Mrs
Scribncr was formerly known TO Lam
caster people as Miss Lille Farnsworth,
and many old associates and friends
were heartily glad to see her once more
looking SO young and happy. Mrs. ;.
had two children with her Ga little son
and daughter), and, together with them
Sno mas UCcu NlalltbS lc'otiNNH >" tAt''fi
apols and ST. Paul, since the first OF
August. They left for their home, in
Cherokee, Friday afternoon.
The Senate building has been so far
completed as TO admit of IFS occupancy;
and it is now located in its handsome
new quarters, where it was before the
fire. Messrs Knapp, Edwards 4 Bur-
ges feel prottd Of the fact that Tho build
inc commenced just six weeks ago last
Tuesday. The building is being hand
somcly finished inside, and will have
billiard and pool tables, lunch counter,
and many modern improvements. The
bar fixtures are tasty, in PLAIN polished
woods, and an emmensc refrigerator III
the cellar gives increased facilities. A
large cistcrn is also built in the
cellar with force pump for sanitary
purposes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25
Tlie uNloN LARoR pARry

PROCEEDINGS or THE COUNTY CONVENTION or
THE Union LABOR PARTr.
Convention called 10 order in Hyde's
Hall at , clock on Tuesday the 23rd.
inst, according to previously published
call. by w II, Holford, of Bloomington.
A. j. Hollord was chosen permanent
chairman and Geo. Il Ward, secretary.
Delegates were present from most Of
the towns in the county The follow
ing ticket was nominated:
For sheriff, George Govior, of Fenni-
more; for treasurer, Jesse Wagner, Of
Lancaster; for county clerk, Chas
Wamsley, of Waterloo; for clerk Of
court, Samuel Graham, Of Mt Ida for
register of deeds, Jas. Foley, Of Cass-
Ville for district attorney, Geo f.
Ward, of Fennimorc, for superintendent
of schools, Mrs. II. S. Rountree, of
PIaiteville-by endorsement. Sur
veyor, Ii. A. W. McNair- by endorse
ment. Coroner, Benz. Shino, Of
Dickeyyille.
The following were elected as
county committee:
w. II. Holford, of Bloomington,
chairman; H. Goyier Fennimore; JAS
Foley, Cassyille; BENZ Shine, Dickoy-
Vile; George Drinkwater, Livingston;
$50 Stuart, Ellenboro
The chairman was empowered to ap.
point tho seventh member of The com
mitiee
1t was decided to endorse the nom.
inees for the assembly. in the two dis.
tricts Of the county in which no nomi-
nations have been made by the u. l..
party, that arc now on the Prohibition
ticket (Anarew Meyers is the caudi
date for assembly on the L. l.. party
ticket in the ID disirict) The conyen-
ton endorsed Dir. i. &. Cory, Patch
Grove, for State Senator on Prohibition
ticket.
w II. llolford addressed the con
vcnton on the subject of an organiza-
ton to work in connection with tho
Union Labor party SO rs to make the
work more effective. 70 fully accom-
plish this he maintained that an organ
4 paper, more general than local, is
needed and should be had
A paper not in any sense opposed TO
any reform paper we now have, but one
intended to cooperate with and so far as
| it shall have influence, to unite more
| firmly in effort, those we have. His
views seemed to meet with very general
favor, and it is probable that conven-
ton will ere long be called to consider
! both matters that of the now organiza-
ton and OF the paper The convention
will be likely TO be CALLED to meet in
La Crosse.
| The convention passed resolution
pledging the support of the members of
the party to the furtherance of said plan
of organization and TO the maintenance
Of such paper, suggested and outlined
by A. j. and w Ii Holford.
GEO. +. WARD. Sec'y.
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gRopTvlLLe.


The campfire held here on the All
inst. was all that could be expected so
late in the season. Speakers invited
did not materialize, owing, no doubt,
to business engagements. Though
absent in person, letters of regret told
plainly that they were with US in spiri.
The festivities closed with ball at
night that eclipsed anything of the kind
for years.
But little fall grain was sown on
account Of the drowth. No fall pIow-
ing has been done to speak of and the
out look is not encouraging.
Mr. John Irons has rented house of
A. Calkins and moved in.
4. r. Houghton has brother visit
ing here this fall.
Last Sunday Rev. L. Ellis preached
his first sermon of the conference year
Mr.. Ellis comes to us again with re-
newed zeal and religious fervor which
is sure to add other gems to chat
already well-hIled crown that fadeth
not away.
Our Republican Club now numbers
about seventy.
Ed. Gulick run a new threshing ma
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25
TIE RUSSIAN Sheridan.
General skobeieff an a Fighter and as !
~. M Il...n.


Skobelcff was plain and outspokca;
he had little sympathy with cold diplo-
matte reserve. He very summarily OK
pressed lis views Of the mutual apprc-
tensions Of Englishnen and Russians,
in regard to attacks on one another in
Russia by remarking; Il consider
the Central Asian question all hum
bugn And he was just us emphatic in
his open denuneiation of the hideous
character Of war. His biographcr lo-
cords again and again, Szobeleif
used TO declares; j hate war; il is all
that is sickening, odious and atrocious.
No more m0nslrous. no more loath-
some, no more terrible crime can be
imagined than to make war without alb
solute necessity. 1t is only as the last
means, the very last argument, that a
step like this can be Justified . This
statement from one who was almost,
and perhaps quite, tho ablest warrior
Of modern ages, constitutes, in itself,
one OF the most striking arguments for
the establishment of an International
pacific and conciliatory settlement OF
disputes
Skobeleif exemplitied, in his own per-
son, the demoralizing tendencies Of
military life. He separat cd from his
wife, remarking: Marriage absorbs
man too much But he was no asc.tic,
and over the circumstances of his sud
don death, in Moscow, d vail il hung BY
his bioerapter. SIsobclef, however,
could appreciate virtuous women. lie
met, during one of his travels in tho
Danubian region, with an English
Quaker lady who had q daughter mar
ried il some town whore he was quar-
tered, and who used to lecture him on
the sinfulness Of war, Her remon-
strances, indeed, made considerable inn
preston upon him, and he felt much
admiSation for her fidelity to Christian
principle. lie was not "a stranger to tho
existence and aims Of the Peace Society,
Once in q conversation with an English
journalist he said lyon must not pub
lHh this or shall be called a barbarian
by the Pence Society; but / hold it as
principle, ia Asia, that the duration of
peace is in direct proportion TO the
slaughter you inaict upon The enemy
The harder you hit them the longer
they VIII be quiet aftcrward- We
Aillcd nearly twenty thousand Turko-
mans at Cock Tepe During the pur-
suit after the assault, we killed eight
thousand Of both sexes / had them
counted Tic survivors win not soon
forget The lesson Herald Of Peacc
aMM hlie9ahanaL Ar5itrniioR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

chine this fall and now has an interest
In bran new eloyer-huller which id
not prevent him from raising big crops
all around lis pumpkins are 100 heavy
for transportation, 50 ye Local was
favored with small one weighing oaly
IS pounds
Joseph Downs Is quite III He was
walkiog about and fell to the ground
apparently stricken with paralysis. He
was speochless for forty-eigLt hours.
a short time ago Mrs John Ilarviil
received pleasant visit from her
cousin Miss Ella Hess, Of Wouforei,
accompanied b. Airs. DR. Cory.
u aviug tie ladies to visit the doctor
and Ell Dick, you know Ed, if you
don't you. ought to because he's u
mighty good fellow, rushed away to
the woods TO hurt the uimble squirrol
ike Nimrod 81 old success attended
their footsteps and plelhoric game
bag was q natural result.
-Four years ago some said the &. o.
T. mus die. Two years ago some one
yentured the opinion that The aforesaid
party was dead How does it look this
falla Some one must hage reconcd with
out lis host Only apaa this hypolbe.
sis would Cleveland ever have dared to
promulgatc the pernieious doctrine Of
free trade. The Issue must and viii be
moi in my humble opinion. The
lcgions Of intelligence will rush 70 tae
polls this November and roll back
across The continent such laundering
Ne! rs VIII ehectuilly settle This hydra
heated monster that looms up from
beyond tho Atiaout,tor generation at
least RED For
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25
PERSONALS.

Hiss May Evans, Of Plattevillc, is q
visitor in the city.
Mrs. II. 0pperman has gone to Iowa
to visit her parents
Mr.. w. Ii. Clark made a trip to ST.
Louis, Dlo. last week.
Miss Clara Rhodes has returned from
her visit to Cincinnati.
Mr., and Mrs. S. Il. Green have re-
turned home from the West.
Miss Hattie Hyde Is in Chicago this
week the guest Of Mrs. Julia Smith.
Mrs. George Nash and son, of Bloom
ington, visited in Lancaster last Wednos-
day.
Mrs Lou Haley, of Beatrice, Neb.
is the guest of Mrs. Andrew Walker, of
this city.
Mrs. Jones, of Potosi, is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. John Carthew, in
this city.
Mrs. j. |. Marshall nee Miss Florence
Hill, left for her home in Milwaukee
Saturday
Miss MollIe Clifford has gone, to make
an extended visit, in Milwaukee and
other places.
Mrs. John Taylor, who has been very
sick, for several months, is rapidly
regaining her health.
Mrs. d. Weaver and daughter, Miss
Nct,ie. arrived home from tripto Ohio.
last Thursday evening
Fred Barnett went Monday morning
to Escanaba, Mich, to take clerkship
in iewelry store there.
MI. S. u. Pulford, Jr. has charge of
. school in Georgetown. His work
commenced last week Monday.
Mr.. VIM Ziegler, of Huntington,
Penn. is the welcome guest of his
brother, NJ. NJ. Ziegler, of this city.
Mrs. A. +. Morse with Miss Matte
Bracket, visited Mrs. A. n. Bracket,
in Bloomington few days last week.
The fall term of Miss Nellie Muir
phey's school in Patch Grove closed last
Friday, and she is now at home enjoy
ing short vacation.
Miss b. j Sehloesser, of this city,
attended the wedding of her niece, Miss
Kitty Schloesser to Frank Hikok. in
Bectown. last Wednesday.
Mcssrs. George Stewart and Henry
Austin attended the Chicago and Mil
waukee Expositons, last week. They
returned homo, Friday evening.
Mrs. w. B. Baxter has returned to
to her homo. 10 this city, after a visit OF
several weeks with her sons, in Omaha.
Nebraska, aud friends in Kansas.
Mr.. j. H. Howe and family, who
have been enjoying ten days visit
with relatives in Whitewater, returned
to their home in this city tast Thurs
day
Mrs T. Howdle went Saturday to
visit friends in Livingston. From there
she will 60 with her children 10 join her
husband al their now bone 10 Lewis.
Iowa.
Miss May Hannum returned home
from Hayward, Iowa, last week, where
she had gone to spend the winter with
relatives. The health of her father re-
called her.
Mrs. John Pepper, of Boscobel,
visited her daughter Mrs. Will Humph-
rey, in Noun. Hope last week. Satur-
day she was the guest Of her sister Mrs.
| j. B. Calls
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ON -L.1eAL. EA.,L.h.l..--.s.

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Thursday afternoon the little steamer
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'Foun and County News.

Mrs. Joe Nathan and Mrs. Charlie
Basford gave O'Clock teas Friday p.
m.
We are indepted TO J. J Schwcrdt of
jamestown for back copies Of the HER
AID.
Go to Hydc's Hall, tonight, to hear
Hon. J. c. Bartholf speak on the politi-
cal issues.
WIN. lockwood has nearly com
pleted the cellar on the ground bought
Of S. Mitchell.
Daniel Ward, of Glen Haven, and
John Krautz, of Bloomington, attended
court last Friday.
A fine turn out Of the Republican
Club is expected next Tuesday evening
at the Court House.
There is little girl at the Usher
ness House She arrived last Saturday
and has come 10 stay.
VIM. Dyer has begun TO dig the cellar
preparatory to erecting 4 new dwelling
house north Of his new barn.
A delightful half past FIVE O'Clock tea
was given 10 large company Of ladies',
BY Mrs Dan. Noeham, Friday evening.
Col. Bird Of Madison, addressed tho
Lancaster Democracy and empty
benches Wednesday night Of last week.
I'll. CLEARLY. Of PlattcyilIe, will
viii make Democratic speech Friday
evening at Tho Court House. Every
body invited.
Everybody 90 10 the sociable Friday
evening At MI McKinney's. Refresh
mcnts win be served Everyone cor
daily invited.
The Methodist ladies will give a
soeiable at the residence of Mr.. Ed.
Mckinney next Friday evening to which
everybody is invited.
Rev. Marcclus, pastor Of the Nj. j.
church has 50 far recovered FROM his in
disposition as to be able to preach bis
salutatory sermon sunday.
Miss Alice Woodward has just re-
turned from Chicago, with fine stock
Of millinery goods pattern hats, beau
tiful feathers, wings, tips, etc.
The vault door for r. Meyer & Co.'S,
vault in the new building is one made
bv the Debold Safe and Lock Co and
exhibited at the exposition in Chicago
The young ladies Of the Methods
church will have charge Of the sociablt
70 be given at Mr. Ed McKinney's, mex
Friday evening. A good time is prom
ised.
Mr.. e. Il Stowell starts for his homo
in Hudson, Mich. Friday. He has beer
in in this city the past two weeks at
tending % his nephew, MIR. Frank Barr
business.
The Quarterly meeting of tho United
Brethren church, Grant River circuit
will be held at Boyd's Creek meeting
house on Saturday and Sunday the lott
and Ii Of November
G. II. Baxter viii open, in few weeks
branch store, in Fennimore, under The
firm name of c. IL Baxter, Son & Co
1t will be a general store, similar to th'
one here
The now Methodist minister, Rev
Marcelus, was SO i'll that he was I'M
able TO preach his Introductory sermon
to his congregation in this city las
Sunday morning.
The Marching Clubs will turn out to
night, and give Hon. j. G. Bartholf .
warm reception Ii Old Prob. does moi
wet on the project il will be the grand
est parade yet held.
The marching clubs are requested &c
meet promptly at p. m. thi,
evening for grand parade. Let there
be fine turn out. Hon j. C. Bartholi
will address the meeting.
Hon. J. c. Bartholf will speak, a
Bloomington, Friday night. The Ian
caster Glee Club will assist, as escort
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

l hereby challenge any man. of any
political party, to discussion of the
issues of this campaign by way of a
public joint debate; The acceptor to have
choice of times and places. provided
that the place or places thall be inside
Grant county. GEO. +. WARD, of
Lancaster, for Union Labor Party.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

Two of kind: First German actor
- have been dinking dot | viii play
me in English next season. You dink
mine accent vos good enough, Sehweit-
zer?" Second German actor Mein
gracious, yesl You speak dot English
yust so well like me. - rchange
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25


Mrs Beatrice PEue WHO has been
visiting Der mother, has returned 70 her
home in ST. Paul
Mrs Joseph Doh started Wednesday
70 see her daughter Aiire, Of Nelson.
Wis.
Mr.. aud Mrs Ashley spent i week
Attending 70 their business interests ID
this place.
Oar ncw dress maaer, Miss Franklin
has her hands fall Of work.
Mrs. i II. Bony is he guest OF her
parents Mr. and Mrs vr
Mrs. Il. Beck spent foo days With
old time friends here
Maggie Jordan wi. start for Gland
Ter, Dakota, nest Tuesday. Size viii
spend 4 few days With nor sister Ljb5ie
and Brother James
Mars tirosstr.nea sliger vito of John
Grosser died IL Dubuque October Il.
Of typhoid fever.
Our schoo is progressing nicely
under the management Of Mrs, Geo.
sloll. YuM Yum
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25
DIED

On Friday morning Oct. 9th, of in
Illumination of the brain, Eliza, second
daughter Of Daniel and Amelia Haines.
aged years, month and 10 days.
Her remains were inferred in the NJ. L.
cemetery on Sunday. Rev. Cairn of
Moptfort Officiating.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

Fer The Fat Stock SHOW, 70 be i, ii at
Chicago, November 18th to 9th, "ghe
Burlington &C., Is. Il n X. R) viii
sell tickets at the low rate Of one fare
and one-third to Chicago and return. on
November 9th. 18th, 10th and 20.h, good
i've 90 days from the date Of SALE
Apply t1 S. L. PLATr, Agent O.. u.
N r. r., Potosi, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

D. b STEVENS & son Offer 100.
600 feet Of ten, twelve, and fourteen fl.
fencing, used for roof sheathing md
other purposes for So q SO per N. Ct.
3lw6.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

Robert Browning is said to be
short, stout and red-faced He is any
thing but poetical in his relish for roast
beef and port wine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

TWILL FORFEIT $50 for each Of
my chips five cent cigars that are
not filled throughout with Havana inn
ported from tho Island Of Cuba, or
favored In any manner whatever. For
sale BY A. J. Howell only.
Very respectfully yours,
Henry Lwicker. Manufacturer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

New boarder "Whcre is the knife
with this pie?'' Mrs. Hashoroft (loftily)
We never furnish a knife with pie
here, Mr. Killings New Boarder
(unabashed)-"Well, gimme the ak,
then. Icrra Haute Express.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

Good men to eohei 20. our Grsl class Eats cry
Stock, on salary 81 commission, paid weclly.
Permanent employment guaranteed 0atdt
free Previous experience nit oqnIFel Ad-
dresss, A. } NhS LIEU .n-scfgu4u
Mention ihi- papfL Rochester, *. 4
e5-fl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

Mamma, inquired FIos ic didat the
saf hai got my eyes from youY
Eyes dear
And you reilly used q have four eyes.
mammat
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

LANCASTER & FAYETTEVILLE STAGE.
(Daly)
LEAVES Lancaster at p. m, and Arrives al
Platteville at p. m.
LEAvEs PlatteyiNe at a. m. and Arrives AZ Ian
caster at II m. y H. GREEN, irop.
LANCASTER 50 SPECIFIES FERRY STAGE.
tDaily)
LEAVES Lancaster at 3 a. m. and Arrives az
Potos at 4 IN.
Lancaster at $50 ?. m
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25
SPECIALS.

G. II. ANGUS will pay tho highest
cash price for goci wheat delivered at
his mill
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25
If YoY want your picture takon 70
10 w. 3. Ynrdwall.

$50. Mr. llankipson. Won are going
on a tour 81 he world2
'.Yos. M IS Whiicsnilh.
"And you vii promise e. wrte 70
me from every country you may visitg'
Pfomisei Ali. You know not how
will value tho priglagc. Aud you viii
really care to hear from meF
Yes | am collecting the postage
stamps OF all countries Ljaeoia J0tr-
nal.
VANDEWALL makes a speciality Of
cabinet photographs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

The only paper which has nothing to
say about tho tariff flypaper. and
that's out Of season noa -Itttsbmg
Chronicle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

AS49A V4N = U
AS to Purity and hoesomeness fto Royal Baking Powder.
II have tested package Of ROYAL Baking Powder which
olen market
Of tartar powder Of high degree Of merit and does either
phosphate or other injurious substances T. LOVE- P1D.
at Baking absolutely pure
Inost bc prpo
offered to public A MoTT,P ID
The Royal Baking Powder in
baking powder OF which have knowledge WI McMURTIE
The Royal Baking competitors
n vienna Worlds Exposition ls3 d the Centennial Philadelphia 1896 tho
Institute New York. and
No other article Of human food has m high emphatic and
al endorsement Of
Health all VI
NoTEhe above DIAGRAM illustrates Baking
POWDERS Chemical
calculated practical
OF
Powder knows by
more ordinary kinds
age OF better trial Baking
fair dpersono Of Sc facts.
While the diagram shows the
high they'll
Ell alum powders no matter how high their avoided
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25
LaNcAsrER Z BuEroN STAGE.

LEAVES Lancaster every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday at 8 a. m. and Arrives at Burton at
II m
Arrives at Lancaster 1t 80 D. m
5. II. GREEN, Prop.
LANCASTER. BEETOWN & BLOOMINGTON
STAGE
LEAVES Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday and
aud Saturday at a. M aid Arrives at Bloom
ingtOn at - ~.
LEAVES Bloomington at p. m on came days
and Arrives al Lancaster az p. m
5. JOHNSON, Prop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-10-25

w. b. VANDEWALL has uacqgslea
facilities for taking excellent pictures
Prices moderate.
MRS. B.J. sgHL0ESSEB il ii Chica-
90 buying winter goods. An ingo &c
will be here ready for inspection THURS
day Of this week New Styles viii b
received every week from this time on
Texas Siftings: Jones see that
the Chinese have succeeded by the sEiif
Of their culiiya'ofs in producing q rev
and delicious tariety of tca
Smith i suppose that comes from
pr1perly crossing tsVr teas.
Then Jones threatened lo dot his Is
if he gave hm any more Of that
60 TO Vandowai's studio for r-
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