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Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-10

DED RICE's, LOS ANGELES, FRIDAY
IL April 1Oth.-Some people there are who
devote great deal OF their time. trying to get
something for nothing. Reader, at Red Rice's
you can come nearer to accomplishing that
desirable object than at aIy other place In
California, but you can't quite do 1t; no, not
quite; you must tender some equivalent or
Red Rice will kick We are closing out
superb lot of furniture now and can give you
such bargains as have heretofore been scarce
even at Red Rices. Then there is crockery,
glassware, rugs, carpets, stoves, hose; yes, most
everything. Keep In mind, please, that Red
Rice's Bazaar is at 143 and 145 s. Main st.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-10

wards of five million dollars--proves
what pluck, enterprise, capacity and
dash will do in any calling in such
country as the United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-10
RED RICE's.

Mullen, Bluett & Co. IS summer suits.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-10

Jxntered at the postofice at Los Angeles as
second-clsss matter.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
STOOD By THEIR CURE.
A Little Religious Revolution Caused By tho
Marriage of . Priest.

A Little Religious Revolution Caused By the
Marriage of . Priest.
An interesting clerical revolution has lust
taken place in pretty little village adjoin-
ing the town of Grenoble. says Paris cor.
respondent of The DISPATCH. The in
habitants en- masse have thrown over the
Roman Catholic faith and become Pro.
testants. For some years past they have
been under the spiritual guidance of cure
who managed to make himself extremely
popular with men, women and children
alike. In addition to administering
to their souls he sltered for the ills
of their bodies, for he purposely
studied medicine and surgery so as to be
able to assist them in their needs, and this
he did without fee. Probably the result. Of
his medical studies changed his opin ion in
regard to celibacy, even in a priest. At any
rate, although he did not 60 SO far as to
break his vows as priest of the Romish
Church by going through the actual cere-
emony of marriage, ne took unto himself
wife some years ago. and has been rearing
numerous progeny ever since.
The good people belonging to his foS,l in
no way disapproved of their pastors action,
and the lady who, to all intents and pur-
poses, was "Mrs. Cure, ;: aided and abetted
her husband in the many good deeds he per-
formed in his parish, and acquired the love
and respect Of everybody who came near
her. The bishop Of the province in all these
yeafs never acquired knowledge of the
priests forbidden domestic happiness, but
month or two ago somebody wrote an anony-
nous letter, and soon the int was all in the
fire. The priest ut once received his papers
to vacate his living and his license IS a
preacher was taken from him. As a protest
against the removal of their pastor the
inhabitants ofthe village, in paper signed
by all the elders, publicly announced that
they have turned Protestants, in the same
sense a. the followers Of Martin Luther did
several centuries ago. ~
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
We'll Wind Up With a Few USGidI
Articles for Around thG House,

Thousands Of loo boxes of Moth
Balls for only sc O. BoC.
A lot of Hammocks, slightl.
soiled, less than halt price.
Keep Out the Early FTtes--
handsome Walnut-Stained, we.
made Screen Door-in sizes
complete, with best steel spring.
hinges, knob, latch and screws
only 81 10 each.
Please measure doors before
purchasing. AU kinds of Vim
dotO Screens at Money-Sdvip1
Prices.
The 81 Five-foot Ladder, with
bucket shelf, for only &c each.
The 81 Is Six-foot Ladder, with
bucket shelf, for only 79c each.
Curtain Stretchers, Ice Cream
Freezers Lawn Mowers, Moth
Preventives, ETC., at very Lowest
Prices
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
oDoR OF DIFFERENT RACES.

The White People Have q Smell That In
dians and Chinamen Abhor.
St. Louis Globe-Democrat.l
It's common thing to hear people com.
plain OF the peculiar odor that the Ethio-
plan bears about with him, and unquestion-
ably it is not pleasant; but the objectors
would be surprised to learn that they them
selves e1ude fragrance thatis as little ap-
preciated by those of other races as negroes
smell is by them. All Indians greatly dis.
like what they call white mans smell, and
can detect it with perfect ease. The same
feeling is manifested by the Chinese, who
themselves have very marked odor that il
Intensely disagreeable to whites.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
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- FOR SIX LITTLE GIRLS.
A Pretty Little Performance With Utensils
From the Kitchen.
Kettle
am the kettle that huns and sings
And sounds like the hutter of fairies wlngsy
Without me the cook could not get along.
For all her goodies would be cooked wrong
I am the fryfng-pan, don't you sssf
Nothing Is fried without little blAak net
Sausages, eggs, potatoes, ham.
And often bacon, An oyster, or clan
BrofIer-
am the broiler for chops and STEAK.
am most i'm mportant, for don't you knew,
II you eat fried meat you never will growf
Roasting. Pan
am the pan that roasts the lamb,
The turkey. the beef, and sometimes . hAmt
They are pasted brown and look SO nice
They are better than any sugar or spice.
Baking Pun
/ am the pan that bakes the cakes,
The bisclits, TOO. that the good cook makes;
They rise and brown as only they can
That are baked and raised and Drowned In
my pan. +..S .r.'
G1fddLe-
am the griddle that cooks the snaps
That are made Of ginger, and other flaps
Called Jack" and griddle cakes, too, / cook,
That makes the mouth water II yoa but look.
Chorus
No kitchen can do without rs all,
However big or however small;
Without us you would have nothing to eat,
But with rs you all have many . treat
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
bEWlTCHlNC, CUTE,
ENCHANTING.

Our More than a Hundred Styles
Of Children's Hats and Gaps.
Avery pretty range Of Children's
Plain Corded and Tucked Null
Gaps, either plain or with rosettes,
at 24c, 49c, 74c and 99c Each.
Children's Embroidered and
Lawn Hats, amazingly beautiful
and wondrously cheap at G9c,
69c, 69c, 74c. 99c and up.
Children's Rich Cream 5urah
Silk 81 Hats ,Oe'U only charge
49c for.
Children's White Button Grown
Hats from 24c up. 4
The prettiest exposition Of Chil.
dren's White Pique and Marseilles
Wash Hats to be seen anywhere'
they vary In price from 24c to
81 SO.
And the Children's Wash Hats,
they're pretty and stylish this sea-
son, and range from 49c on up.
Beautiful, Handsome and Elegant
Is our stock Of Children's Fine
Hats, either in Silks or Lawns, al
shades and sizes, from 99c to
So 80.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03

Senator John g. Carlisle. Of Kentucky,
In recent intsrvisw, said, II the chances
Of sx-Prssident Cleveland for Q nominatien
have bssn injured By his letter on the silver
question, which I will not discuss, President
Harrison has been equally injured, because
his letter to the Commercial Congress st
Kansas City betrayed no sppreeiable differ
encs ~ to whore the two men stesd - the
question.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
childrsn Not wanted.

81 am afraid there ID arsenic In these wall
papers" said prospective tenant Of fat
to the agent.
There Is little, SIR" replied the agent
frankly. "but not enough to injure adults
It has been calculated TO affect children
only, who might possibly BE- brought in
against our rulss."
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03

Nsw Vrissns resyuns.I
0odlsss sinners have been made 10 know
that women are, much mere than rib Of
nan. They ~ the backbone vhsn hsnera-
BE and bsaVs things are y b deaa
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
Orders for May Musical Festi-
val Millinery, booked now,
will receive our Prompt
and Careful Attention.
Extraordinary Inducements
In ouR
Popular Cloak Department.

Tho 81 26 White Lawn Waists this
week FOR 74c EACH.
The 90 Black Lawn Waists this
week FOR CSC EACH.
The % Surah Silk Waists this
week FOR So 49 EACH.
A very special fine lot Tan Blazers,
with cord and tassel, that are
worth 81 so, this week for Sc ~
EACH.
Extra quality Blazers will be sold
from Sc 80 to $18, and they're
worth double.
Ladies' Wash Wrappers.
The unprecedented run on these
goods, during the last few weeks,
has spurred US to renewed efforts,
and we offer you
A good Calico Wrapper for
ONLY 700.
A Peroale Wrapper for
ONLY SI.
A Nngham Wrapper for
ONLY 81 "a.
A French Flannel Wrapper for
ONLY 81 80.
A Seersuoker Wrapper for
ONLY 81 49.
APrinted Cashmere Wrapper for
ONLY ST ~,
Our line Of Children's Dresses
has been augmented this week by
s dozen sample dresses-no two
alike-which we can sell at about
one-half the cost of material
Mothers, it'll he to your advan-
tage to come as early in the week
as possible.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
Mortusry Enterprise In Nevada.

An snterprising though irrsysrsnt Ne
vsds undsrtsksr has adopted - his busi-
ness motto: '"Ysu kick the bucket; We do
the rest p. e.-For spot cash only, how
ever"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
OF new IDEAS IN millinery
TO-DAY TO ADORN BEAUTY.

Millinery
Styles Gay Bright Hats Youth
dignity
than have Beauty
CREDLBLY CHEAP. In you
large and instructive Millinery Department neither
Ing selling Specially would invite attention
selection Hats 69c, 74c
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03
OUR TRADE IN FLOWERS

Blossoms out stronger
week. &c. 1Sc 24c, 37c, 4Sc, &c. 74c
double Morning Glories exquisite
at price
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03

sulteo In pientlful harvest OF elevation" :"
the coming May Festival must be brilliant
and attractive saccess. That the influence
of the original organization has been far
reaching and good is quite manifest. but
with the squabbles, the fusses, the factions
and the ightings. it is ALEC plain that en- w,
and jealousy, and bigotry are as potent
now as then, and as in Handel's day, when
he broke himself up over the composition Of
italian operas that nobody cared for OF
would 60 to hear. = = =.
The People Must Grow Yet
That the cause of music has grown In
Pittsburg since those days Of the rise, de-
cline and fall of the Cantata is clearly evil
dent Among the small and select societies
devoted to music and art-in the fashlona BILE
churches where millionaifes are as devoted
to costly singers, and must have them as
they insist upon strawberries in January or
grapes in juneau elevation in taste needs
no showing, but the people are not in these.
They love music. Even if they-like Inger-
soll-k not one note from another, they
feel the, pathos, the spirit, the power of
music, but 1t is doubtful if they will grow
up, short of centuries at least, to that high
sense OF the holiness of art, that reverent de-
votion to the Interpretation of abstract
emotion; that full appreciation OF SYM
amateurs are 20 fond of talking about.
But with all Of the visible growth in
musical taste, with all the Advancement
claimed In culture and rsfnsmsnt with sll
the artistic and smateurIsh excellence dis.
played In church sh6irs, leeal concerts, art
receptions aud fashionabls musicalss, IL 10
doubtful If the elevation Of the plblis taste
has reached the pitch Of the programme Of
the May Festival. - recently published. It
10 too full Of Germany for any but the
Germans, who can fairly claim 70 be
musical people. Neither England nor
America can present such an imposing
array Of great masterh This country, on
the vhsls. d better pleased With Naelish
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-03

denial to all such statements. Once more
the announcement is made that John L. has
absolutely retired from the arena, and this
time [ am inclined to think there is some
truth in it; at least think that Sullivan has
at present thoroughly made up his mind to
fight no more. He told Slayin in very plain
terms that he had retired, and intended to
educate himself for something better than
fighting" If Sullivan means to stick to his
resolve be will do we'll, because at best it
would indeed be very risky business for him
to resume it amid the many big men who are
now before the public. Sullivan sretirement,
OF course, suggests many things about his
pugilistic career, and have always held so
very decided opinions about him as pugilist
that will now briefly express few of
themS In future those who take an interest
in matters pugilistic will often discuss the
question as to how Sullivan should rank as
prize fighter. That question is daily dis
cussed now, and opinions regarding it are
very conflicting. 1 cannot avoid the convic-
ton that when we have gone the road OF our
forefathers the people who then fill our
places will think that John L. Sullivan,
while great man in his way, was not real,
hrst-class prize fighter. know
that when 1 say this I will
be treading, metaphorically, on some
body's corns. But have reason
for my opinion. Mark, make distinc-
ton between glove fighter and "prize
lighter" As glove fighter 1 firmly be-
ileve that Sullivan, when at his best, would
defeat anybody. providing the contest was
governed by Queensberry rules. His
strength and build enabled him ts beat any
opponent down, and the rules specially
favored him. Ass"kpocker euf' with gloves
ne has great record; Q very grest ons, ,fndesd.
But let rs turn 10 Sullivan % prize ring
fighter, and what do we fndf Why. an
other man entirely, and his record In this
respect ranks among the worst In the annals
of the ring. Sam Bursts and one or two
others may have been worse, but Sullivan
70 certainly among the worst BE fgufed
ought draw. Now, let M see who he de-
tested. Paddy Ryan was one. Paddy, We
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
% " dIaggIlL.. - ,se.


Life is not entirely made Up OF great
evils or heavy trials but The perpetual
recurrence OF petty evils ana small
trials IN the ordinary ana appointed
exercise Of the Christian graces. 10
bear with lhe tailings Of those about
us with their inarniiles their bad
!adEmeat their ill.6reeding, their per-
verse ,empers; TO endure neglect when
We lee. we deserve attention, and in
gratitude when we expected thanks; TO
bear wl'h the company o! dlsagreeabie
people whom Providence has placed
IN 0ar way and whom he has perhaps
provided OF purposed for the trial o.
our virtue these are best exercises OF
our patience and seli-denial. and the
better because not chosen by ourselves
This Aap.taal acquiescence appears 10
bc more 81 the essence Of sclf-denial
than any liii!o rigors o. our own i'm.
posing. These constant inevitable,
bis intefior evils properly improved,
furnish a good moral discipline, AND
might Ia the days o. ignorance have
superseded pcnaHee. Hannah More.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

The evil habit OF going too long with.
out food is one from which many neo.
pie suffer In the present hnrrylnp age
Men cit in their offices. women rnsb
about AZ their shopping. aud both b..
come so absorbed ia their interests thai
the period OF hunger is allowed 10 pass
and that OF fatigue and depression 10
sci In. The worst OF il is that onos
the second stage il reached. The desln.
Tor food Is gone; aud after many hours'
abstinence the man or woman Il TOO
exhausted 70 digest a meal.
To avoid this extreme Il is oaly nee
essary 70 take the most light aud rapid
rePasI during the hungry stage. A
glass Of milk or merely biscuit while
hungry will prevent the after loss O!
appetite. And yet many prefer 70 ruin
their health rather than take the trou.
bic 70 turn into dairy shop and drins
glass Of milk London Hospital
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

There Is nothing more agreeable 10
> warin-hcartcd man or woman than
cordial haud-shake with friend but
there are circumstances under which
even Misunderstanding is superauous and
undesirable. For example, take q re-
eep,ion b. some prominent official in
Washington. Say there are thousand
people ii attendance Each shakes
hands win The host and hostess on ar
riy.ug. Mhen the time FOR depart
urc comes. no visitor feels at lib
er,v 10 leave without bidding the most
ess GOOD. bye with another hanu-shake.
By the time everybody has gone the
hostess will have shaken hands at least
2. 600 Times. and feels as tired as Ia
borcr after DAYS work. Here i an
opportunity Tor q reform that Wall De
/ agreeable 10 hospiiable people IN
/ Washington and elsewhere as well.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
A Mammoth Tree.

There is an enormous tree in the Oc-
mulgee river swamp, near Abbeyille,
mat rivals the famous giants OF the
California forest. The tree is OF the
Iupelo gum variety. and towers above
the surrounding forest OF immense
oaks. 1t is evidently of great age, and
doubtless was inhabited by Indians in
the prehistoric age OF this country.
The tree is hollow at the base with an
aperture large enough 10 admit
a tail man. The hollow extends
upward for distance OF fifteen feet
aitording space enough for two stories
The hollow at the base is twelve fee
In diameter. -Abbeyille (Ga.) Times
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
nan me rAf. u,as.,

a. &c yoqt ways-battered. dlsmastea h.,,,,
- oAeusu W pieces upoR that cruel s.ei q .
th~ fsaistlxss whYek saws. to1 ! ~ ~, 49,. y
phlsigas. tast yielding " the ATTACKS IA ~
ssss eth that Imperial Fen0yator m NALL
az sstsnsta hoststter's Stomach Biite,s
Ahe range ~ Us powers Is wide. its artia,,
prompt asa thorough. It's USE AiWAys - ~
Nhfohie Indigestion, debility And 6erye,,s.
Assai hislAFlai complaints Fheumatistt,. Mem.
49, 80. iasssiNlsy % the kidneys aud blad,
ss1 aeu that physical decay without AZ.
psfent cause, which Is often premature ~,
sRssollg checked and ultimately cured IN
s1ls meolelns OF msny uses and sure results
80 Hpiftith hhd figor are improved Is,
sLis bsdRtni tonic And regulator. the uss s.
s1lsA likewise tenus W remedy undue lean
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
be wondsrrui chanrs.,.,. -,

~ W. Manageable Fioxver
.,, Turing the summer OF 1890 the boz.
:. made wonderful discover q,
, i,eethaaniepec, Mexico, having estab
llshed the fact beyond doubt tia, ~
hhIlfe "hintaN has flower tbat
changes lis color three or more time.
eaeh gay when the weather Is favor.
aole' In the morning it Is white. al
noon .s y has changed 10 deep red; al
uiRht y y blue. II is even claimed
lnat some individual trees OF this spe.
eleS mas flower that changes 70 many
Intermediate. an hues during the night
Ihere are only two hours out Of The
t~enty-tour. from II a. IN. 70 / D. M.
'hal thls rarity gives out perfume.
ST Louis Republic.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

Lie bOftO NNtto
for an inactive liver to do its work,
exposes himself to all the diseases
that come from tainted blood.
Don't waitl Languor and loss Of
appetite warn you that graver ills
are close behind. You can keep
them from coming; you can cure
them if they've come with DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
It's the only blood and liver medi-
cine that's guaranteed, in every case,
to benefit or cure. Your money
back if it doesn't. Thus, you only
pay for the good you get. Can you
ask more? 1t cleanses the system
and cures pimples, blotches, eruP-
tons and all skin and scalp dis
eases. Scrofulous affections, as
fever sores, hip joint disease,
swellings and tumors yield to
its superior Alternative properties.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

Headaches and feyers 70 cleanse the
system sieciaaliy, YET gently when
eossiye o. bilious. or when tho blood is
Impure Or sluggish 10 permanently
cure habsspal constipation. 10 awaken
HE kidneys and liver 10 healthy &c.
tlYiiy. without Irritating or weakening
them. use Syrup Of Figs.
"ttis 10 tropical elimb. p said ihs nsoa
~ A. Dc started after The eocoanat
si-eaAing Nss&rsndm has iurae4 Tic head,
% 4 EffAs maEE people
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

sand ten CiOl cents IN stamps OF com "
-, schssiiau. Gcul Tiki aud Pass Ag
r%is,ea. Rock lsiANn 4 PAeific ~, ny IN
ago. I'LL. for pack q the latest smoS ~
- sljckrst. PLAYING cards that ever glp ..,
seerd The eyes and rip9led along me w VA
N thc dpfotec TO High-flNe' sewn n. = y,
Casino, Dutch, Euchre, WHIST ~ ent o Yn,,
sorignt or modern game, an" gf' YOU
moneyis worth five times over
rs, udriycn snow" has great many
refserutoTF.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

alih LOCAL APPLICATIONS, 1, ,bsv
n"s feash the seat Of the disesss CStsrrt' Il
1000 % constitutional disease ana a.
etasE y cure u you have TO tale tntsr,ai
= inssiss HALLS CstHrrh Cure q taErn 10
lsinAily' and acts directly on The bloo5 ard
y ueeus surfaces. Halrs CaiarFh curs h no
tessk medicine II was prescribed by ons
y tne etss physicians IN this country Tor
Nait, ana i regular PRESCRIPTION. II d
CON gosra oi the hest tonics known com.
b,hea Hiih the best blood purifiers. Actipg
s'teeily ~ ne mucous surfaces. The FER
- eeihb,naisoa OF The two ingredients /,
what produces such wonderful resnlts q,
curing eGiATh. send for ieFtimoplals f,.a
y. J. CHENEY & Co, Props,
s. Toledo, D.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

Ihare completed my 6rsi week with my
PLAYER. and have 81 clear money. am
charmed with The business. bought my
ia a. from W. n. Griffith \ Co, Eauesrliie,
uhso Tor S4 and fee confident i REQ
~ kacw how cheap they could get l'iaier'
ara how much money they could max, Nc
Woald zee many more happy homes. n "
s,,,,risinr m amount or tableware and Jew
sify ihcfs u 10 plate. aud i persons nov
idir vpnid get Platter, they would soon
have l,rbt hearts and plenty money.
- Mas J. f. NASH
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

or The cure OF all ciwonio diseases found IN KIpDs
ohAs EAApicAToR" that is warranted TO all dir
es Del anse " Kills the mier0be IN the air. bad
tisi f0nieiimsa in milk and fruit, that are inhaled
and eaten. causing CnA RI, Consumption Blood
sofdsis Can aeis TuinorE. Diabetis Brghps Disease
i1eha ber9 na, and all so-ealled ineurable diseases
eaesed W VI little magot getting IN the blood requr
ing constitutional treatment, hence the qualities OF
he lemedy required Retailed In o. Is and q sizes.
ssni on receipt Of price. We issue guarantee Am.
fill a Med Co.. royalty proprs., Spencer Ia. Drug
gibta supplied By Blake Bruce & Co., Omaha
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
improvements ~ wagner Car,'

The Wagner Palace Car COMPANY, Y So "rs,
much 10 elevate the standard q s',, h, co nas
class passenger Trans s .9r'at a1y radical i'm.
l,y ,y enS which have practically reyola'
pros '.a5 ne methods Of car construction,
The principal ieoP. S & Gi w rye employ p
pan y lus", 't,,ail army 81 skilled operatives
me9 !hn 70 5sspninr and construction Dc FaE,'
~ we The inestaud richest materials QUIZ 7.
en,er into the construction q ws q Geso S
ana tn nv sS ,,rinrpal and most trivial Setails
nETeha 'r grawme1oom, sleeping dining Y, r ans
p traI Hudson River Rarosd are a., s !"
Warner pa ,, confort and luxury aitaine! 9
lhe g,g N, =, he most skilled labor mechanics
arssn" e =, provide, perfect taste dictate .
lsYisb expenditure justify
m. cock who lsn't proud Of his own dung
hni Il a sorry rooster