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The Washington critic., 1889-01-19

lot 10 and improvements, desSeribed Sc Ps'f as fol-
lows North la IT,; amount, 5000.
REED, Augustine, SO. 301, sublot 100 and I'm
provements; amount, S130.SB.
REYNOLDS, Ann, so. south of so. 475, sublot
ana improvements; amount. S01O.69.
So. Dol, part of lot and improvements, de-
scrlbed g follows; East 10 It. 40 in;
So. DOL, part of lot and improvements. de-
scribed as follows: 16 #. dI6 In. next 10 #.
116 in.; amount, S10.0S
RELY, A. o. s., so. $50, sublot o; amount,
So. $50, sublot 7; amount, s3oa4.
| Sq. $50, sublot 3; amount, $3.50
50. $50, sublot D; AMOUNT, S35 05.
So. go, sublot 10; amount 1920
So. $50 sublot IL; amount, $l3.2O.
| RILEY, Ashbel W., transferred to owen E.
Duffy, 50. 342, subot 10; amount, s2.4s
RILEY, Ashbel w, So. 312 part of sublot II
and improvements, described as follows:
| West "a IT. in; amount, SS4.31.
| RICHARDSON, Atrell, so. 154, sublot 10 and
improvements; amount, S3471.
| RICH ARDS, Alfred. transferred to Brooke
Mackall, SO. 223, sublot 10; amount, s176.I7.
So aa o RSEt IT, Of Gs q amoan dssSFesa sss "a 00w
RICHARDS, Alfred, So 1856. sublot and i'm.
| provements; amount, S2O.04.
RoTHWELL, Anna, SO. 920 part of lot and
improvements described as follows: South %
| IT,: amount, Sl533
So. 62o, part of lot and improvements de-
scrlbed as follows: South 25 it,; amount,
|
ROBINSON Anna f., So 900, part of sublot 10
| and improvements, described as follows; 10 IT.
u In. next east 10 IL. q in; amount S15. IL.
ROSS, Airey So. 36s, part of lot 12 and i'm
| provementS, described as follows. 10 IT. north
20 IT., amount, S301.O1.
| ROLLS, Abraham. So 02O, part of subot 13 and
Improvements described az follows 20 IL.
| next west 3 IT. on Pierce street; amount,
s0365.
RICH ARDsoN, Betsey, 50. 276, part Of sublot
13, described as follows: West 3 #. g In, and
back ground on alley; amount, S3.17.
| ROBINSON, Beverly, So 331, sublot IL and I'm
provements; amount SSOb2.
RICHARDSON. G. +. e. transferred to Henry r.
| Meyer, SO. 507, sublot 4S; amount, $3.50.
So ou7, subot 10; amount, S6.SS.
| RICHARDSON. Chas. +. E., 50. 5O7, subot 90;
| amount, S16.01.
| RICHA ARDSON, Chas. +. E., trust, So. 3O7, part
| OF sublot and improvements; described as
| follows: South IT, IL in. amount. S35.54.
So 3O7, part of sublot o. described as follows:
| North 10 IT, in; amount, S11.79
RIES. Charles H., So. 725, subot e; amount,
ROBERTSON, Carrie F., So. s6s, part of lot and
| improvements, described follows: East 26
| IT.; amount, S75.S1.
| RITTENHoUSE, Charles E., 50. 152, sublot 20;
| amount 5000.
| RUSSELL Charles, So. d6S lot % and improve
| ments; amount, S37O3
| RHEEM, Clarence b., transferred to Barbara
O'Brien, So. 271. sublot 40 and impl ove-
! ments; amount, S22.l1.
RlNES, Clara A., so. 222, part of sublot 15, de-
scrbed as follows: East #. in; amount,
S16.21.
So; 222 part of sublot 10 and improvements,
amount, S15521.
| RORINSON Ghoq NJ opd WV, Uord Mohuu
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19

PHILLIP, William H., part of 50. sos, described
as followsi East1O1 II. In. on NJ ST.; amount,
S1,995.2I.
seribed as follows: South 20 IT,; amount,
S3.03.
HUMPHREY, Walter N. 50. 55l, part OF lot 8
ana improvements described as follows: West
~ ~ 40 in, begnuing southwest corner OF
!ot, thence east ON line with q st. 10 IT, Az in.,
!,ence 1876 IT,, thence west 16 &C. Az IN,
ssh9nee south 135 It. TO beginning; amount,
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19

MYERS, William, so. PAT, part of lot o and i'm.
provements; described as follows: North 3S
IT,; amount, S1S3.57.
MYERS, VIM. H., so. $40. sublot @ and improve
ments; amount S1663.
MYERS, VIM. H., trust. Sarah Taylor, SO. 534
part of lot and improvements, describe as
follows 20 it. next east 20 IT,; amount,
SPOIL,
MUIRHEAD, william, So. 81, sublot 80;
amount, S10S1.
Sq. 81, sublot 33; amount. S9.4i.
So. 81, sublot 81; amount, S9.4l.
MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, 50. 9S5, part
of lot 10, described as follows: SO #. in.
amount, S7.15.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19

OTrERBACK, Sarah, egecutrix, 50. 053, part of
lot 23 described as follows: North 20 IT, q
in; amount, S6.ll,
/ So, O54, lot /; amount, 81 49,
So, Od1, lot p amount, SI.S1.
So. 0b1, lot 3; amount, Sh1O.
IA, 05l, lot 4; amount, 3lS1.
oTTERBAcK Sarah, So 952 part OF lot and
improvements, described as follows: North 20
IT, Slni amount, Si3.63.
oPPENhElMER, Simon and Gustave, trans
lerred 70 Catharlne Keating, so. b1B, sullot
100 ana improvements; amount, SlO.OB
o'DAY, Thomas, So 81, part Of lot 10 and i'm
proYements, describtd as follows: West III n
and back ground; amount, S72585. ''
Sq, 3I, part OF lot IL and improvements. de-
S7.57 ''"''
o'DEA, Thomas r., SO, III, part of sublot {, and
improvements, described as follows, Be0in'
ming on Del, ave- at southeast corner of III
nurtherly along said ave. rs So. 100 n. N "
90 1lOO H. at right angles To said avs tbnn
southelly lS 90 100 IL. tOu pOint on south
line of lot, southeasterly 03 52.lOO H. to he
ginning; amount, Si50, ~
ORME, Thomas, 50, 81, lot and improve.
ments; amount, ll.6Sl.
o'BRIEN Torrance, 50, 625, east half of sublot
"a ana improvements amount, Sl643
Sd, o2o. part OF sublot - aud improvements
described AZ ollows West ~ Il, q in. !,
amount, $1,000. ''
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19

REPETTI, Dorothy, So, 02S, part of lot 8, de-
scribed as tollows Back ground III SO. IT,;
amount, 6Dc.
So. 92S, part of lot 8, described as follows:
Back ground 1S7 square feet; amount,
So. 02s, part of lot A, described as follows:
Back ground 232 So IT,; amount, soc.
RkPETTI Dorothea, 50. 732, part of lot 25
described AS follows: % II. / Il in. next to the
north 1Ob n, on % street by depth of rs IT,;
81. 702sublot n and improvements; amount,
So 7G2 part of sublot %, described as fol.
lows: The west o in' by depth of 81. SO feet;
amount, roc.
So, 763, part Of lot . and improvements dc.
scrbed as follows: East 10 feet; amount,
So: si,subIot la and improvements; amount,
So; 7slsublot IA and improvements; amount,
Sl0.S0
So s7s, s,,I, nart Of lot 40 and improvements,
9TH street; amount, S12.33
So, S7s, part of lot Al, described as follows:
North II feet l in on 7th street, amount,
So; 1o5s, lot 10 and improvements; amount,
ROCHE, David, So. POO, part Of lot 0 and i'm,
proYementS, described as follows: IL It. next
west IL IT,; amount, S2l 80.
RYAN, Daniel So. ,2G7 part, of lot and i'm
provements, described us follows: 70 IT. in.
next north IL II. in.; amount, 1886.
REILLY, Elmer L., 50. a. part of fublot 10, de-
amount, S6.d6.
REIDY, Ellen, 50. 500, sublot "a and improve
ments; amount, SlS.52.
RIGGS L. Francis, transferred to Thos B, Hood,
50. 1lS, sublot y; amount Sl2.0l.
So. IFS, sublot Z; amount, Sl2.0i.
Sd IT'S, sublot 8; amount Sl2O4
Sd IT'S, sublot %; amount, Si2.0i.
So 17S. sublot 10; amount Sl2O1.
ROBEkTS. Ellen NJ, transferred TO Robt A.
paynnee, SO, 56l, s1hlot ~; amount, s9'so.
DI1LI "a. a
provements, described as follows: East 25 IT,;
amount, S323l
RADY, Edward. 50. s3l, sublot 40 and improve
ments; amount, S375.
RECllT, Eliza j., 81. 5l3, part of lot 20 and i'm
provemonts, described rs follows: West 20 IT,;
amount Sl0,1O.
RISDoN. Ella r., sa, d2b, part of sublot IS and
improvements, described as follows: North y
IT, 8I6 in amount, Sl755
Su 125 part of sublot 10, described as fol-
lows: South II. 1e in. amount, SS.iS.
RICE. Ellen Douglass, 50. 316 part of lot and
improvements described as follows; Eas. lS
IT,; amount, S12l.O7.
RICE, Edmund ", So, $40, part of lot H. de-
scrlbed as follows North 81 IT. q in.; amount,
ROBINSON Eugene r., transferred to Henry G.
Borden 50. 1899 lot 3; amount, sic
So, ll3O, lot 4; amount, 73c.
So. 1882 lot D; amount, Sic.
ROBINSON Emelinc, 50. HOS, part OF lot Y
described rs follows; North 10 IL; amount,
d0c.
ROGERS, Edmund Law, SO, 037, lot s; amount,
S72iO.
ROGERS, Edmund Law transferred TO Benia.
S20O3.
ROGERS, Edmund Law, so. $50 lot l and i'm.
provements; amount, S33O60
Sd OSO part OF lot = and improvements, de.
sclibed as follows; East ~ IT. II in; amount,
SOl.30
So, $50, part of lot ., described as follows; o
SlI0l.
So; $50, part of lot 10 and improvements,
described as ioliows South ~ II. ill.,;
amount, SI1563
sq. 743, lot 10; amount, S11.6O
Sq, 1i3, lot 10; amount, SLIGO.
So, 7i3, lot Isl amount, S0.o3.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-19


MoHLER, VIM. H., SO, 615, sublot 01; amount,
S6.10.
So. GIG, sublot 81; amount, S2.73.
So. GIG, sublot SO; amount, 1913.
MoULDEN, Wesley, So 652, sublot G; amount,
S1.1S.
MCCULLOUGH, VIM. W., So. 206 sublot 17o
and improvements; amount, S37 90.
So. 235, sublot So; amount S11 40.
So. 235, sublot 81; amount S14,63.
So. 235, sublot 90 and improvements amount,
S3062
So. 235, sublot 80 and Improvements; amount,
S3O.62.
So. 235, sublot 90 and improvements amount,
S3OO3
So. 235, sublot 81 and Improvements; amount,
S3003
So. 62S. sublot "A; amount S17.
So. 62S, sublot 40; amount S17.01.
So. 62S, sublot I6; amount, S23.0i.
So. 62S, sublot47; amount, $50.
So. 62S sublot AZ: amount, $40.
So. 62S, sublot 40; amount, $50.
So. 62S, sublot 80; amount S12.i
So. 62S, sublot 81; amount, S12.12.
So. 62S, sublot 81; amount. S1dS3.
Sq. 62S, sublot SO: amount. Sl5.i5.
Sd 62S sublot 5l; amount, S11.56.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-21
The Evil Eye.

The original source Of most supersttiona,
and of all idolatries in which the idol is not
deliberately manufactured by human hands,
Is now recognized to be the sense OF sur
prise, of sudden fear, or admiration, felt by
the "untutored mnd,n as the Liohfed
school would have called it, for anything
unusual. It may bs remarkable tree, or
a rock with defined form, or an oddly
shaped stone, or shell with its convolu.
tions reversed, or q curious fruit like the
cocoa de mer but it strikes the savage i'm.
agination and is thenceforward surrounded
by some of the instructive awe felt for the
supernatural. a regular worship, as Sir
Alfred Lyall has shown, often grows up
round such curiosity, or it becomes, as in
the case Of the shaligram, sacred over
great tract of the world and among entire
races of mankind. Now, nothing is more
frequently unusual, or, SO to speak, surpri-
sing, than the human eye, which varies, in
occasional cases, from the normal type
to q degree that has never yet
been quite satisfactorily explained
Why is one eye fshy, while another
flashes FIRE? There are eyes which do lit
orally "beam,o and they are SO common as to
have given rise to separate description in
most languages, tueIe aIe eyes WuiCH al
anger seem to emit light from within-Mr.
Gladstones do-there are eyes generally
steel gray in Europe. but often black in Asia,
which never cease TO menace, even when
the face is gentle or at ease, and there are
eyes into which look of almost intolerabe
ecruting can be thrown, eyes, as Lord Bea.
consfeld described them, which would
daunt galley slave" The writer saw q
remarkable pair of them once. He was
waiting with crowd of passengers on the
French frontier of Italy, all under orders to
pass through barrier in single flc. The
Emperor Napoleon had beer warned about
some projected attempt by csrbopaFi, and
special agent bad been dispatched from
Paris to examine every passenger by the
train. The eyes Of this agent were abso-
lutely different from those OF any human
being the writer ever saw, and the Italians,
as they passed undor their fire, vsibly quail.
ed, every third man, perhaps, throwing out
his fingers to counteract the neleic effect OF
their Influence Even the English. who had
nothing to fear, did not like the eyes, which
this writer will remember at the Judgment
day; and one, presumably en actor, ssid
andibly: MY God, that is Mephistopheles
alive !'-SpectGtOr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-21
County Meeting.

Reported for the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
An adiournel meeting Of The Alexandria
County improvement Association. was held
Tuesday night ct Walker School House. A
constitution and bylaws were adopted Reg
ular meetings of the association were fixed
for the third Tuesday fer each and every
month.
Chairman A T. Douglas, in accordance
with resolution Of q previous meeting, sp.
pointed an executive committee of fifteen
persons Ito whom shall be referred al mat
ters involving The public interest of tho
county,, to wit: Messrs. E. S. Brockett,
Robert A. Phillips Gen. III. LaRue Harri
son. Robert Walker and Fairfax G. Minor,
of Washington Msgisterial District Tho.
H. Sypherd, George w. Vetcb, Maj Robt.
S Lacey, Gen. S. S. Burdett aud e. w.
Fox, of Arlington District Frank Hume,
Capt. j. E Sickels, DR.. Wm Il Grsy, Har-
rison Hatch and E. Townley Sisson, of Jzt-
ferson District.
The secretary was instructed to notify in
writing all these gentlemen, and request
them to meet at Walker SchGoi House on
Tuesday evening, the 26th instant at 7:30
o'clock to organize and receive resolutions
referred to them by the association.
J. E. Clements, chairman OF committee
appointed at previous meeting, reported
that the power to issue bonds of the county
for road purposes was vested in the Legisls
ture and in the Board OF Supervisors OF the
county, and that the Legislature could au-
thorizs the hoard to issue bonds TO any
amount that i: should deem expedient and
proper.
The following resolutions, in substance,
were offered and referred to the executive
committee:
1st. TO consider the matter OF uaceda.
MIXING the principal roads of the county and
the feasibility of Issuing county bonds ade.
quate for the purpose
2nd. To consider the desirability of the
removal of the county Court House to q
point within the limits of the county.
Sd. That the committee diligently urge
upon the authorities OF the United States
government at Washington the proprlsty of
converting that portion of the Arlington es-
tate (about 900 acres) not used for the ne
tional cemetery and Fort Myer into U. S.
central experimental farm, and the placing
of agricultural buildings thereon.
The association then adjourned until the
Sd Tuesday in March.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-21
ALEXANDRIA VA. THURSDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 2l 1899
.A.z%IeTandr1a o. etis
FUgI ITzEgD DALLy AND TRL-EEHKLy BY
EDGAR YDEN.

At Ae rcscssc Rsii6tsq. 310 aca 312 Prince 6
many ~PEWEERLY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-21
Pv Green & Wise, Auctionecrs.

DY VIRTUE of decree CT the Corporation,
d Court of the city of Alexandria, Va, rendered
on the Goth day of January. 1850 in the cause GO OF
Karen Happuch Crump vs.. Isaac Rudd ct ais" the
undersigned, commissioner therein named, will
sell at public auction in front of the Market
House, on Royal street on TUESDAY If FebT1sTy nrz
26, 1889 at II M, EIGHT SEPARATE LOIS
OF LAND in tho city of Alexandria, Va, begin,
ming at the northeast corner Of Washington and
Wilkes streets, and running north on Washington
street 164 feet inches to 12-fcet alley, and on
Wilkes street 70 feet . inches to 10 feet alley
The lots to be sold according to plat.
Terms of Sale One third of the purchase mon.
ey to be paid in cash. and the residue in two equal
instalments at Fix and twelve months from the
day of sale, with interest at tho rate OF SIX per
centnm per annum, to bo secured By the notes of
the purchaser with satisfactory surety, and tho
title to be retained until the purchase money IS
fully paid with right of the purchasers to antici-
pate the deferred payments.
Commissioner Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-21
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
HANDSOME GOODS AT Low PRICES

We have a large stock of Baviland China, Royal
Worcester. Doultor, Cameo and Japanned Goods,
with some very rich Cut Glass Patterns, which
wo will dispose of for the holidays at GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES II you want a handsome
Hsyilsnd Lunch, Fish, Ice Cream or Salad Set,
Fruit. Cake or Oat Meal Plates, Chocolate jug,
Bone Dishes or Celery Trays rich piece of
Cameo Doutor Royal Worcester for the Cabinet
We can give you some rare bargains. We invite a
comparison with other styles and prices, and feel
sure that we can please you. Give us call, and
don't make purchase in this limo until you see
goods rdecl5l E J. MILLER Il SON.
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U1RUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue of deed of trust, dated on the i't9
day of March, 1873, and recorded in the iand
records Of the city Of Alexandria, in virginia III
deed book No. 7, page 75, made By Thomas Perry
and wife to E. L. Carlin, the subscriber VINO oy
an order Of the Corporation Court for the ssg Guy
of Alexandria made and entered on the 23d DAY
of Janusry, 1880 has been appointed ana su1sti-
tinted as trustee in said deed Of trust 10 the pace
of the said E. E. Csrlin, who has departed this
ifeI will by request OF the holder Of the note &C.
med bv the said deed of trust offer for sale on
sATURDAY. tho 23d day Of February, 1857, at
nnblic auction, at the front door OF the Market
Pniidipr. on Royal street. in said city, at II IN,
the property conveyed By the said deed OF trust
~ A TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND in the
said city of Alexandria, bounded as follows, viz;
Beginning on the north side Of Prince street ~
feet east of Washington street and running there
on north rs feet, east feet north "a feet to
ten.feet alley; east on said alley IA feet south
100 feet to Prince street, west on Prince street
81 feet to the beginning with all appurtenances.
Terms of Sale: 81, 500 in cash, and the residue
of the purchase money in two equal payments az
ak and twelve months from the day OF sale, with
the pririlege of paying all the purchase money IN
c.sh the deferred payments TO bear interest from
the day of SALE and to be secured by the notes OF
the purchaser, and deed of trust on the property
Conyeyancing at the expense OF the purchaser.
WORTH HULFISH,
;ono5 eots Substituted Trustee.
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ADVICE 10 MOTHERS.

Mrs. WINsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teething is the prescription of one of the
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and has been used for forty years With
thar children, During the process of teething
its value is incalculsble It relieves the child
from main, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels and wind-colic. BY giving health
to the child it rests tho mother. Price % cents
bottle.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Green & Wise, Auctioneers.
MMISSIO NERS' SALE.

NOMMISSIO ERS' SALE.
By virtue of decree of the Corporation Iouit
of the city of Alcxsndria, Va, rendered at tho
October term, 1878, in tho suit of Thornton and
wife w. Cole ct ais, the undersigned, commission
ers therein named, will, on SATURDAY, the 9Th
day of March, 1889 at II o'clock M, in front OF
the entrance to the Court room, on Fairfax street.
Alexandria, Va, sell by public auction, = LOT or
GROUND, with two FRAME TENEMENTS
thereon situated on the south side of Queen street,
between Henry and Fayette streets, Alexandra,
Va 20 feet in front and 100 feet in depth to a
15.fect alley.
Terms of Sale Onc.third of the purchase mon
ey in cash, and the residue in two equal payments
at six and twelve months, and to bear interest
from the day of sale, and to be secured by tno
notes of the purchaser, with approved personal
security and the retention of the title to the prop
erty until said notes paid.
ALBERT STUART, Comm,rs of Sale.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON, ~V''''''
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STEAMERS.
DailV LinGtO Norfolk Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE
AND MINERS LINE
TO AND FROM BOSTON,
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CO.,

Old DUMINIUN STEAMSHIP Gu,
TO AND FROM NEW YORK.
Steamer GEORGE LEARY (Poto-
Esescasazyyr.,m .,mac Steamboat Company MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at $50 p. N.
Steamer JANE MOSELEY finland and Sea-
board Coastng Company TUESDAYS and
THURSDAYS st $50 p. NJ, and SUNDAYS at
4:30 p. m.
Lcary stops at Pincy Point every trip, weather
Mosoley stops at Cornfield Ha-bor every trip.
Steamers leave Alexandria promptly on timo
from Reeds wharf and make freight connections
at Norfolk with railroads and steamboats, for all
Southern points.
For further information apply TO
F.A. REED & CO., Agents, Alexandria.
WIN. P. WEIGH, Supt. P g. Co., Wash'n.
GR. PHILLIPS, supt. l. & S. Co., Washn.
fcb21 If
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7. John s. Beach, Clerk of the Corporation Court
of the city OF Alexandra, certify that the bond
required by the decree in this cause has been duly
executed. ~,
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;oro21m 100 Royal street.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-06-28
Mutton for the Fable,

The same breeding, feeding and care
VIII produce higher quality OF mutton
chan OF beef or pork Both beef and
PORK are occasionally f7om diseased ani-
mails, and human beings often contract
serofEls and tuberculosis by partakipg
on them, while this appalling frature is
never attributed to outton. Mutton
sSrees with the digestive organs better
than tAe other meats and oaa te pT oduced
cheaper Ten lambs can be grown in
SIX months that will d-ess as mucb
meat as steer at two years of ape
Ahey VIII consume no bay or grain.
simply pasture, but the steer has to be
pasturee two asons, fed hay two win,
Iers ana grain one. The lambs con-
s'ifne no more grass than the steer does
I'D ms second summer and when sold
they bring more money. In case Of the
lambs the money is returned in Sly
months anS the steer :r- two ysars-a
large gaia in interest sor the Ianps
Ihe hrSt cost of the lambs is not so
much a5,shat of The steer. for their eve
mothers produce feeces- to pay their way
end tbs StseT's mother has q. - raised
o'a- least two years of age without re-
turning anything. In comparison with
the cost OF pork there, is not 80 much
Difference, but it is n. favor of the
lambs