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MENUS IN ENGLISH.
french Names on Bills of Fare Sour
Queer When Abglicized.


French Names on BILLS of Fare sound
Qneer When Abglicized.
Those persons who object to the
French names Of dishes az given on
menus and want them in English would
be much amused with literal transla
rion OF them. For instance, puts
glamour means, literally. fountains of
love; anis etoile, starry snise-seed; allies
de poularde au soleil, pullets' wings in
the sun: eufs l'aurore. eggs blushing
like Aurora; beuf fecarlate, beef in
scarlet, /. e. rare; sauce en- petit deuil.
GAUGE in half-mourning, and haricots
viergei, white virgin beans French
cooks, too, are ingenious in the new
dishes as well as in the epithets they
la royale. sauce veloute, breeches in
the royal fashion, with velvet sauce:
tendons de veau en- queue de paon.
tendons of veal in peacock's tail. and
epaule de mouton en- balloon, en-
musette, shoulder of mutton in bal
loon or a bag-pipe.
Sometimes their names are so fanciful
as to be totally incomprehensible, es-
pecially if you look for them in a die
tionary; such as palais de beuf en-
cracovie, palace of beef in Cracovia;
RAISES de veau, Strawberries of veal;
ris de veau en- amourette, straw breads
OF calves marrow: fotte, sauce tomato,
fleet with tomato sauce, and 9ufs al
miroir, which is literally eggs in a
looking glass" but means ''poached
eggs" But there are many of their
dishes which are monstrous. and show =
STRONG tendency to cannibalism: for in
stance: Saimi de chasseurs, hash OF
nuntsmen; compete de bons chretiens
4 stew OF good Christians; bouchee de
lanes, a mouthful of ladies', and quatre
mendiants, four beggars, the -four beg
gars" being almonds, raisins, figs and
ilberts
They like veau latouffade, liver Of
veal, and poulets a fvoire, chickens
1 like ivory. Other dishes are, on the
contrary, quite shadowy and unSub-
,tantial, such as semelles de perdriX,
cartridges soes; soutfic de rost, = sSss
puff. and une ionquille entiere, whole
/ ionquil. The French cook, too, has a
way of serving up his FISHES which is as
extraordinary as the rest. What should
we think of merlans en- turban. Writings
in turbans: eperlans ia comets, smelts
in waters; raie bouclee aux capres, a
thorn back served with capers; or of the
cook who would be so untidy as to send
to table truffes la condre. trutfies
| cooked in ashes?-Chicago News.
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c cen'y ~ exclaimed si, James I'm going to
but nobody will hear US. sa,a
george, discouragingly.
Inc Two boys then set up long Io,d
snout- They repeated it at short inter-
vais until their voices were boarse The
snake and alligator no longer slent ~.
moved around uneasily Is il thew dis.
liked so much noise.
as their last and only resort the bows
kept shouting and screaming. almost
crying for pains began to shoot nm
eneir iegs from their wet feet No one
seemed to be within calling distance.
Inc sun slowly sank lower and lower
toward the western horizon. and NIGHT
was near at hand.
oh, dear, what can we do? Well
get Killed If we stay here after dark. I.
sobbed James. Help help, help!n he
then shrieked in desperation.
! "Hello-o-o!"
Inc boys started as they heard this
response. Then they answered II With
repeated cries. Some one was coming
/
In about fifteen minutes Mr. Bullock
pushed his way through the hommoclx
tc the strange scene
what's the matter?" he inquired, in
stern voice.
The boys soon explained the circum-
stances to him.
"Humph, that's it, is it?"
lie had brought his gun with him. and
IL did not take him long to FIJI the
RATHER with heavy buckshot The bows
then stepped across the dead BODY OF
their enemy and reached the mainland.
80 you have had pretty good scare,
! reckon" said Mr.. Bullock, as he
looked at the two frightened faces
wen, was going to scare you with a
whip for not obeying me, but / think
you have been punished enough for
your disobedience. You can 60 home
now while skin this RATHER"
The two boys hurried through the
hommock, and did not stop until they
reached the house. Their afternoons
experience had taught them hard les.
son, and the next time the brothers
went turkey-hunting they were careful
TO frst obtain their fathers CONSENT
u. Ethelbert Walsh, in Golden DAVIS.
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.,pelclous MATILDA

A NfnnlNC's NtnFy+
morbid n9ed one day through
Ipsssea ~ ~ where maniaes dwelt
plaop g,ae pleasure while wandering
nd foolIshly thought felt,
iho thoughtful air stood by pa
Snp den. naudiin i'laa =. ,n,or,,nat. n.,no
| ArDteryal q
had.
:, ,,ov call the straight jacket was
A satls Ma anatomy slipped,
oe erd ~, Of water from up above on his
TpDs anum slowly drlpped.
es ,"ea his lugubrious eyes to mine !
~ DC ,nanerienced feelings queer.
eApe,,nl1ed an old friond and asked:
Fd sold friend what do you here"
,,a story. old fellow" he said, with .
|Ts' d , doleful smile;
- you are partial 10 wiio' "eifo lninss'
lB' 80 recital may beguiie'
..w then that here IN mah'ac's cen 4
hpV'h ide whatever betioe,
'a NJ woman's perruy, which her
Peeaa ns,oo was Matilda Mcbride.
,,.u,aa and were first engaged I'd
Wnen s,,riaut beard and hair,
-, tvare ueflDti i'h"''N"SAJ N'-'e>t --S.
NDi'n -, extraordinarily fair;
,,at,lda disliked them much ana OFT, DO
Ba' h. Sa,gbt me in manner fond
70 bleach my hair ana wii ,nsa oi'' con
10 p, GETTING the same to blonde.
arst she admired me thus, put soon her
AZ ~" ,osto took another tack,
l,,.nc would do but her lover true
Anu NV ~, nlHrK
vieded weakly again 10 pieaso inis ni'S'
~ capricious Of jades
,,,nd INV hair and whiskers as black ~
AN' The ace of spades.
.., she thought that shaver face
NeA' oyld become me exceedingly well;
,aro,vell to mustache and beard with
U.s. sorrow no tongue can tell;
An sbc was quite unsuited, for before a
aa ~ smooth was effeminate,' capricious
Matilda SAID
g., ,onc she wanted my hair done up in
napers 10 make II curl.
.,ugiy consented, for would have gone to
; MI The moon to please that girl.
,olto,yinp day, In her artiess way, with
an Irresistible smile,
81. rrooosed that / wear my curly hair cut
'' short in States prison style.
L. ,r.,as done but her next caprice was one
that filed me with dire dismay,
,,- she thought I'd certainly look my best
with my hair premature gray.
Cha set about by her conduct, then, to turn
my hair snowy white,
Pm, human nature could stand no more and
my reason took its flight.
N c,Y vou ask me, old friend, the cause of my
sitting here all day
IA an ilI.atting straight-i jacket much too small,
while yon dripping streamlets play,
answer" The keeper shut the door In Z
manner cruel and grim,
And said "That there's his delusion, sir
Lor', you mustn't listen to him."
Harry B. Smith, in America.
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STRANGE PHENOMENA.
Freaks of Nature Which Terrified and As
ionished All lSeholders.

Freaks of Nature Which Terrified and As
tonished All Beholders.
At Rome. in 1922, it rained dust, mixed
with blood. for three days, and when the
heavy clouds drifted away it looked as
If the sun was swimming in sea of lire.
Four wears later, in 1925, snow fell in
SYRIA. which presently melted and
flowed in carmine rivers of blood, or
some fluid much resembling 1T in every
particular. Many OF the Old writers
record a three-days' shower of blood-red
rain in the island of Rhades and through
out Southern italy in 1886. A monk.
writing in 1851, tells of loaf being cut
ont of which blood flowed as freely as
from fresh wound. In l34S there were
many great tempestS. Several towns
and thousands of people We're swallowed
nm. and the courses OF rivers changed or
stoned. Some chasms in the earth sent
forth poisonous fluids as red as carmine
ink. as at Nillach, in Austria, Ponder
nus baiistones fell in many parts OF
Germany the same year, some oil them
weighing from twenty to seventy
nouuds. At Lamech it rained flesh,
dust, comets and meteors; hre-
brands and corruscations were in the
air: mock suns. with fiery tails, sailed
through the skies. soon after these
terrible scenes at Lamech it began at
Cataya, near the sea. and went sweep
inp throughout southern Europe An
icneous yapor or sulphurous fire broke
from the earth at Caahery' Asia anu
utterly consumed men, beasts houses
and trees. so injecting the air that
great plague followed. Young sepents
and millions of venomous insects Tell
from the clouds.
In 1861 Burgundy experienced the
novelty of shower of blood-red RAIN
which eusanguined every thing II
touched; and in 1868 the Antiura reap
ars found all wheat heads to be as RED
as blood. In l5Ss bread put in the oven
at Nuremberg was taken out covorea
with a bloody sweat. Nertemberg haa
a shower of birthstone and ashes In
I6s4 In 1895 Limerick and Tipperary'
ireland, had many showers OF SOFT,
fattv substance resembling butter. 1t
was of dark yellow color and always
fell at night. The people gathered II
and used it as an ointment, reporting
many astonishing cures
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We sften close out whOle lines " shoes Id
kastern factories, OF here that have been hard
% sen q Il their original price. Oar euglomeFs
go the benefit We nov ofEes - cseee 81 memo
low shoes, selid calf and warranted, u e1.l0 PER
pair. made TO sell for eaah q @36o They are
plain or capped toe, broad or narrow, for ola o.
young. Then We have 1ufant3 soft-soIe boofe or
ankle ties. In light co10fs. from the best maker
II Fhiladelphia size II -, Il ~ aud q ~.
Then We bsve infsnts' high-cut lace boots from
same maker warranted ~ &c per pair, mose IN
bisck lid and hne g0Oda Then We have pretty
heavy KID Or Eost fnfenty shoes. WITH heck some
tipped and Others plain, sire 2 It 20, sine u
Sc size at ", size It Toe; would coet Loo 10
l3 regular. Then We have misses II 70 IN
cloth and kid foxed e lie. 1ace shoes, hut well
made, and mems handsome plnsh 81 worked
slippes. sizes 8 and only, q ~, ard ladies'
css y feit slipper e for ~ thet We gst
io4l plain o. capped toe. II you order ~ mail
SEND plenty ior postage. and ~ VIII rst1Fn II
too much We never offered - good valne IL
shoes n any Of orr = Job lots" but We ant Z
portion q your shoe trade: Shall We have IL
address 0Mash,s Cash DtoRe, as EKom1
Se.s Son RKanciecO, Col.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-11

Is terrific Volcanic eruptions, cyclones, earth
quakes are awfully and tremendously pictur-
esque. but scarcely desirable to emulate in ac-
ton and effect by the administration of remedies
which produce CONFUSION and agony in the
abnormal portion of the human frame. Such is
the effect Of the old fashioned violent purga-
tives happily falling more and more into disnse.
and of which Hostetter's stomach Ritters is the
wholesome, pleasant and far more effective sac
cedaneum. Thev weakened the intestines the
Btters invRorates them. They left the bowers
bleness The Bitters, on the contrary, aud be-
cause il enables, not forces, them to aet--a vast
and fortunate difference perpetuates their ac-
tivity aud regularity. The liver is benehcially
stimulated, as the Kidneys also are, by this med
icine, which "a lily eonquers also malaria, nef-
vousness and rheumatism.
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lions with which the public have long been
humbugged, simply palliate for a short time,
or drIce the disease to the lungs, as there is
danger Of doing in the use of such nostrums.
but it produces perfect and permanent
cures Of the worst cases of Chronic Ca
tarrh. as thousands can testify. sCold in
the Head" is cured with a few applica-
tons. Catarrhal Headache is relieved
and cured as if by magic. 1t removes
offensive breath, loss or impairment of the
sense of taste, smell or hearing, watering
or weak eyes, and impaired memory, when
caused by the violence of Catarrh, as they
all frequently are. Sold by druggists, at
50 cents Manufactured by WORLDS DIS
PENsARY MEDICAL Association, 66S Main
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.

Headache, obstruction of nose discharges
falling into throat, sometimes profuse. wa
terry, and acrid, ut others. thick, tenacious,
mucous, purulent, bloody and putrid eyes
weak, ringing in ears. deafness difficulty of
clearing throat, expectoration of offensive
matter breath offensive: smell and taste
impaired, and general debility Only few
Of these symptoms likely to be present at
once. Thousands of cases result in COLI
sumption, and end in the grave
By its mild, soothing, antiseptic, cleansing,
and healing properties, Dr. Sage's Remedy
cures the worst cases. This infallible rem
edy does not, like the poisonous irritating
snuffs, "creams " and strong caustic solu-
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FROM AN OLD VETERAN or THE
WAR TO HIS COMRADES AND
OTHERS.

March 2, 1850.
Sierra Chemical Co., 24s4 Missson street
San francisco, Cal.
GENTLEMEN Having been troubled
since came out Of the army in 1865 more
or less with kidney and liver complaints,
can say truihfully that have found The
Great Sierra Kidney and Lirey Cure the
On medicine which has ever helped me,
and 4 am happy to-tiay. am fast on the
road to health, and can cheerfully recon-
mend this wonderful remedy TO all my old
comrades and veterans Of the war.
DANIEL S. Cook,
3l7 Eddy street,
San francisco, Cal.
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In Z recent isaue Of = veli.kpovn mali.
cal journal, the eminent D.. Il. r. IocEe
takes his professionaI breth yen q tssI n.
their neglect Of the early symptoms a
brain disease. After ssyine thai 4 i !
depIorsble fact that the early svmptoma
are almost invariably overlooked ~ IL
sufferers and permitted 70 pase untared IA.
until the time when medical interference
is Of no avail, he makes this seyere r.
mark:
ITO disnliss patients presenting be,d-
symptoms with the statement that their
troubles are due to disorder Of the stom-
ach or liver, il very convenient wsy TO
cover up ignorance"
He then mentions this c.se aNot lorv
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AN ELEGANT PACKAoL OF FINE
CARDS

Including ID rare novelties, shapes and
artistic imported Geographic and chro-
matte cards. This large and beautiful col.
lection sent by mail to any one who will
McLanes Celebrated Liver Pills from any
druggist, price rs cents, and mail US the
outside wrapper with your address, plain
ly written. and cents in stamps. The
genuine McLsne's Pills are prepared only
by Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, Pa and
have been in constant use for over sixty
years. They are superior to all others H.
for indigestion and sick headache. Ad-
dress Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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PERSONALS.

Drs. Darrin submit the following ex-
tracts from testimonials Of people cur, d
ny electricity. Further comment unnec-
e4sary:
7. L. Mills, $50 Front street, Portland
Soreness through the kidneys, liver and
stomach, Inflammation of the prostrate
gland and catarrh of the bladde restored
TO health.
A. A. Durham, Tnalatin, Washington
county, Or, writes that Drs. Darrin are
working wonders on his kidney ard tlad-
d., troubles; also rheumatism OF thirty
years standing
George B. Henry, janitor, Odd Fellows
hall, al First street, Portland Chronic
catarrh ten years; had despaired Of ever
being cured; has had no symptoms Of it
for months.
Mrs. Mary Cline, 253 Second street, Port
laud, Or. formerly of Sauvie's island, Orr
Complication of diseases peculiar t. her
sex, liver and kidney trouble, rheumatism
and dyspepsia; re .tored
Truman Butler, TIE Dalles. Or.-Chronic
rh umatiim and contracted joints and
Impoverished God, all of years standing;
given up by all treatments until DR. Oar
rim cured him.
G. V. Fowler, Yakima, W. T. TOTAL
deafness in one ear; cured in ten minutes.
Also a pterygium or h-shy grow tb was
rene cred him blind.
Mrs. f. E. Dewey, 36l Eighteenth street,
Portland-Nervous and general debility,
heart disease, dyspepsia liver complaint
and female troubles in all its various com
pl cations; permanently cured.
Mrs. :. p. Mckee, l47 Wafer street
Portland, Or.-Catarrh eleven years; scrof
ulons Jumps on neck and throat, paralysis
of the face and optic nerve and female
troubles in their worst form.
Mrs. w. H. Austin, 1911 Mill street, Port
land Confined to her room nine months
with an eye affliction, called nervous ab
horrence of light" accompanied with in
fiammation; currd.
Drs. Darrin can be consulted daily at the
Washington building, corner of Fourth
and Washington streets. Portland. anc
Hotel Gondolfo Tacoma. Hours, 10 to 5
evenings, to 8; Sundays, 10 to IL. AL
chronic diseases, Irregularities OF women
blood taints, los of vital power
and early indiscretions permanent,
cured, though no references are ever made
in the press concerning surh cases, owing
to the delicacy of the patients. Examina
lions free to all, and circulars will be sen
to any address. Charges for treatment &C
cording TO patients ability to pay. TIL,
poor treated free of charge from 10 to |
daily All private diseases confident'all'
treated and cures guaranteed. Patient
at distance can be cured by home treat
ment. Med cines and letters sent withou
/ the doctors name appearing
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Penny wise and pound foolish Az
those who think 1t economy to use cheap
soda and rosin soaps, instead Of the g1od
old Dobbtns' Electric Soap; for sale BY al
grocers since 1891. Try It on e. be sure,
buy genuine.
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Many maiden lady's age Is marked down at
a low figure that she may be disposed Of at a
bargain
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SURE CURE FOR PILES.

Some men are born great; but the svera!
weight is only about seven pounds.
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PILES! PILEell PlLEOlii
DR.. williams Indian Pile Ointment Il the only
sure cure for Blind, Bleeding or Itching Pflea
ever discovered. II never fails TO cure old
chronic cases Of long standing.
Judge Coffinbury, Cleveland, o., Gays:
~ have found ~ experience that DR.. viii
liam,s Indian Pile Ointment gives immediote
relief"
hamson's Manufacturing Co., Props, Cleveland.
Ohia. SOC and 81
Sold by L. Blumauer Co.. Wholesale Drug
gists Portland, Or.
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And soon, very soon, Miss Larkins was better
The q. NJ. D. which she took was Dir. Pierce ;
Golden Medi, al Discovery. the great remedy for
bronchial, throat and lung diseases. sick head
ache, scrofula, dyspepsia and all diseases that
have origin in impure blood and disordered
1ivn
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She became good com positor,
This Vassar maiden spry.
Commanded highest wages, for
She never could make pi.
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NATURE IN CONFUSION

She-What do you suppose supports the vast
arch of the heav,us" He-The moonbeams,
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Now we'll see the tied go out" remarked the
Justice of the Peace as he dismissed the newly
married pair.
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A box of safety matches fee to smokers of
" Tansill's Punch sc Cigar.
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The cleansing. antseptic and healing quail
ties of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy are unequaled
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Isn't 1t rather remarkable that the oil est In
habitant" is never q woman?
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PILES, PILEnlr PILKe,li

When man doesn't impose on his wife she
acquires the idea that he no longer loves her.
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Sure cure for bl nd bleeding and itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst case OF ten
years standing. No one need suffer ten min
utes after using Kirk's German Pie Ointment
1t absorbs tumors. allsys the itching, acts as
a pouluce, gives relief. DR.. Kinks German Pile
Ointment is prepared only for Piles and itching
of the private parts, and nothing else. Every
Sold by Drus gists and sent by mail on receipt
of price SLIGO per Dox. J. j. Mack & Co..
Whole ale Agents. San Francisco.
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Miss Larkns was bilious and feeble and sick
And il seemed as If nothing would ever re-
lieve her;
Her liver was clogged with impurities thick,
And her stomach was constantly burning win
fever.
of the great &. NJ. d. she bought a supply,
And directions for taking pursued TO the letter
TWAS the best thing on earth she could posslDly
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TRY GERxEA for breakfast.
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Il see that your pure-candy' merchant has
failed Who are the chief creditors? "A glu-
cose company"
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So confident the DR. Sages Caarrh Remedy
their ability Chronic Catarrh Head
bad of how long standing that they Offer good fah
reward, o a case which cannot cure.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-06-06
ljopkinsuille Aentufkiatl.
FRIDAY, JUNE s, 1890
AFRAID OF TIE GIRLS.


Embarrassment OF Indian students In tn,
Presence OF Young Women.
The Indian young men at Hampt
Institute are said TO find 1t particular,
hard TO be at ease with the girls at nj
evening reception. In his native wild
the Indian does not regard women will
awe, and would laugh at the idea OF be
ing afraid OF them. But when the In
dian student Is invited to attend party
and meet young girls of his own and
other races, after the manner the white
people call society" he is panic-striclS'
on. They gather about the entrances
and peep furtively into the awful apart.
ment. II any ladies have already ar
rived. the boys are quito likely to take
to their heels. After awhile they get
courage to return and peep again.
At last some bold spirits venture to
cross the threshold ami stand about the
doorway. These arc gradually lured
further in; others follow; and by the
time the party Is about to break up the
bashful youths have begun TO feel
somewhat at home-they join timidly In
easy games. and manage to say few
words to the girls nearest them.
Itdocs not become us to laugh at them,
because We sec something similar in
country parties composed entirely OF the
race which fiatters itself with the con-
viction Of being superior" How diff
cult 1t Is to prevent all the men from
getting together In corner, where
they can talk about politics, markets
and other topics which may be summed
up in the word SHOP" while the ladies
are left by themselves in another corner
to converse upon subjects which arc
SHOP" to them.
In this way men and women grow
more and more apart and unlike, until
finally the true society becomes impos-
sible. Even superior men, formed for
better things. remain in lifelong igno-
rance OF women.
In one OF Stanley's letters the African,
explorer says that he is absolutely un-
comfortable" whenever he speaks to
woman.
81 can't talk to women" he adds. 'In
their presence ] am just as much hypo-
critic rs any other man, and it gals me
na.oa', .so,s - " s au anu
pn. h,oi',,o ''I' ,h;n,, In. u'n ieason
,na. . ~ ",sn osnef 'nen,
sns ~ - spean au nv o'n"'So "ouiu
Ut Nv ~ ap y $3.50 ~
80 :, 49, no ni'IaAo' No. sne
- 80 I 'ne o liza, a.n VI ~ "neh ~
on'"' u "i'H H'en' "o' "o"'