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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

Why continue the Use Of irritating
powders, SNUFF or liquids. ElJ's
Cream Balm, pleasant Of application
and a sure cure for catarrh and cold
in head, can be had for SOC. 1t il
easily applied into the nosfrils, Is safe
and pleasant, and Is curing the most
obstinate cases II gives relief at
once.
The p%roprietors Of Ely's Cream
Balm do not claim it to be cure-all,
but a sure remedy for catanh, colds 10
the head aud hay fever. IL is not a
liquid or a snuff, but is easily applied
into the nostns. 1t gives relief at
once.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

J. E. Hample Of Helena is in the
city on business for ]. ]. Davidson.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

J. w. GoIham and wife are visitors
In the city from ST. Paul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

The City Council meets tonight In
regular monthly meeting at the city
hall.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

Lemp's celebrated lager beer at
BnIlardls.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

P. j. Murray Of New York city ar
rived here yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

Fall styles OF the popular Knox
derby hats received AZ Orschel's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

G. J. Lowell IL registered at the Mac
queen fom ST. Paul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

Fresh cuts of Veal, Mutton and Bee
at Holt's Meat Market.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

For Budweiser beer call a. Professor
Bachis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

Now that the whist season il ap.
preaching and preparation is being
made TO revive the p~leasurable expert
euces OF last winter at the Miles City
Club. the old stagers note with disgust
that during the summer just past
the little boy with the bow and
arrow has been quite busy among
the eligible young hIeu Of last winters
games. Two ofthem will undoubtedly
give more attention to "dOuble-dum-
my" az home than 10 the games al the
club this winter, with a third 80 help
les-ly winged that be will scarcely
hutter through the vale Of single bless
eduess till spriug.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

Allerton's fast mare, Roxy. srrived
safely IN New York City on Monday
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

For sale.
Empty -four and gunny sacks, .
Cases City Bakery.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

w. T. Paige is visitor in the city
from Chicago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

JOURNAL WEATHER REPORT.
MmEs CRY, Mont, Oct. o. isq1.
Wind. Weather.
g. m ..D Is...... f0NW 2Parly cloudy.
op.m 49,. &M. lParly cloudy.
Amount Of rainfall IN past q hours. l2 inch.
II. r. BOYNTON.
Observer Weather Bureau.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

s. A. Pepper returned from the east
yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08
LOCAL 1T EMS.

Clean cotton rags wanted at this
mic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-08

BAZAAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
A MODERN FABLE

One Day a wcllied and s,giclous Eat
came acrO.. m Obl~ct mtic of stout
Wires, ani the sale Occupation Secmri
To- be- to take Ctrc of Liberal piece 81
Cheese. Having had several yelr.' IN
perlence With Men ,ni Their Mtchlni-
tlon.. the I.at l,okci the Ground over
With Great Care, aud lie Wa It'll En-
gagged Ia thl. Occupation when Mouse
Appeared aud Wanted Ia Know what
WAS up.
"why, the fact Il. replied the Rat, II
have more Cheese here than can post
bly Eat at Que meal. sud a. Che"s. spoil.
quickly In this Climate, I va. waiting
for some Que Ia come along and AcccPt
of q portlon."
"You are very, very Generou.," .ali
the Mouse.
"Dou't Mention II. Ju.t step inside
ani pas. the Cheese out, Will your
The Mouse had no sooner nlbbled at
the Biit than there was Crash and he
found himself TrapIpsi.
"Ah, that. the Way Il Works, l. itf'
auerIei the Rat. II couldn't just make
Il out. I'm. | see. spring there some
where. Very good idea
.I,ut I'm caught" exclaimed the
Mouse, In great Agitation.
ESQ I observe"
"And what. To- be donef'
"well, I leave that Ia YOU Ia Decide,
let YOU Ia on the ground hoOr aud my
Responsibility ceased there. Fine day
to-day. Hope We shall have an early
Spring"
MORAL.
Experience acquired ai the expense OF
other. Il Soothing az well a. Valuable
--Ex
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
rAnlX NEnErARlIS-

Nov 1. the time io look out for th'
early pess and potatoes. " Il one of th'
pleasure. ~ farm life that the products
of IA. coll eau d. secured through OuI
Own efforts, ani fresh from our owu
Land. by little attention. the common
product. ot pea. aud POTATOES, .uilirleni
Tor home u.s, At least, can be advance,
much ahead ot their usual season. u
IA. forcing ot early stun, the land on
which " l. to grow should be we'll drain
81, ani should De- made very rich. u
shDull br fillei With manure. Just her,
l.. wher. many farmer. fall Ia the-e mat
tcr.. They do not make the necessary
distinction between forcing an early pro
'lurtiou aud ordinary cropping. M
EARLY and a rapid growth !. wanted, anl
both arr greatly promoted by unstlnted
manuring. IN. soil 1. made pofou. by
the manure mlNei With u, thus letting
In the heat of the sun.hine, while th'
fermentation of the manure contributes
addition Al heat. At the sane time abun.
dance of material for growth u AZ haul
for the full n-ci. u the plant. Will
pc... only tlI. early and dwarf varieties
call for this excessive IN ,nuting.
Intalbf@ my W ut-Afh'f y '''f'' w
weeks by planting ia hot beds, or In box
=. placed Ia warm room, where thel
will advance mach faster than In th,
open ground. By giving them -p,c'
sufficient they NAV be- grown Ia i've ol
six inches In height, when, after al
danger from frost !. past, they may e,s
ily be planted cut without disturbing
their root. ar greatly checking theii
growth. For extra early production
-ome planters adopt thl. course on quits
an extensive scale. \ sunny eastern o'
southern slope should BE- selected fo
thl. early work. The New Queen u on
of the earliest desirable varieties, qulc'
groser ami n good yiclder. There arr
none ~ the early varieties. however
many days ahead of the Early Hose o
Beauty oi Hebron. More Il depenien
on proper treatment than on the cholc'
,..t tseen these well known early sorts
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
writes Coz ti,e p,iaccTai
TOO LATE.


I've in the mafnlns hsar. I sas
Nuh srtaof tafulshssi fuf The strife,
Amung the ever sarsihs threnz
t'roh thc fot worn paths ~ ME.
one ou wl,.e bruw ihs glgu ~ yeu,h
fTtssh IN ~ pristine hfiEhine-s shsiiiss
AntiicF stf-si oa life's hftsai Sell.
WIN emrty, fuiicl han'is ahpns
.Aas." be- .ishs.i, n CON. ts-o late.
tur nuw all noble ,irssis ave siobs
TIE mos,i Cra,v. q hassi Fnofe ehsst
Than mins hsth sourhi sn'i woe
Tbs o,hsr ihrvaEh ihe merniss isws
NHh sptinstas f,=.tstsps hEitiy lsasss-l,
Iiis 70 "a ,at sye- asei faf aheai.
sissssari, iugrIing ra''s. ra't
"My Ne wstk IN the prv.eni ies,
To duty's high thsugh shght lshssi
will hs att. 10 ever truc,
All lea,s g. . mighiy ,.,si ihs wet
I.ps time h. valci is tlwiy ways,
All sfought sith willing, fsithtni htni,
Wills iu NJ soai tis glafN huiis
wsr, rirenins. f,aiy tseNrssd.
Thew came time When ons must issl,
Of hups Il, ls.t an.l lasi Coz ave.
Mhsn ianrvf's lutti signal. hamei,
Ant heath lights hasi.ssi s..russ ii's Ssf
4. ..ulstlrnes bursts thc hti.isn sun
Tfufa "a ifn fl,iutls o. suihlsu llEih,
- hsst-st ~ stiut "a urfs o. nafns
a. Elary lsams ~ spignfiuf bfigh
~etft g. ths frtut b. fuuE hinsslf
IT, mest IT, hnaf's supfrtnrtt nfssi
Au.i dfssi a. rrasufv uf BE fams
~ uns brave. srani. inulnftsi 'isssi
Issiail.s r,sf ~ tlhrr .tii
NIth fniisl baais iruluans his fate.
= uilgh have ftashri thr sill efuwnf'
hfigits
Ns.. L.i n,s c,-r,s g., lsis '
Thee f..si u afrsr H. - late
o. anssef dutY's hsAtsn l-ffn Cau
A. suft shrfv hursl rrusus az so
Ncn iu 90 thisk ~ latth fail
Thfaush tnsir Wavs aar aui shall hfinE
Tts fsithful t-t "a at o. suuih
wHh surrf step tls snpt~r1 strsts
ut .trfi . re- iiaut llrlghts suhliHn.
~ uANGH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
A MANS OPINION.

4 company of ladies aud gentlemen
wer. seated st dinner at the table of q
well.known man about town few even
Ing. ago, aud with them at the heir of
the house, a boy of not many years, who
/. of a most observing nature. The con-
,ersation turned ON the old, old theme
Of love, and grew spirited. The young
hopeful, mindful 81 the admonition of
his mother that boy. should be seen aud
not heard, sat a silent listener To the va
rious ideas set forth until some one AZ
last asked:
"weli, after all, what l. lover
Unable Ia remain longer silent the lit
tie fellow said:
~ know what IL is."
"Iyet us know your opinion of u, re-
sponded hls father with smile.
at L. when two sensible persons get
together and agree to make fools OF
themselves" was the grave reply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
PARIS. MAINE, TUESDAY. MAY 5, 1891
DOES IT PAY TO KEEP sse1pi
IlyRnO>, April -. ls'l.


igrcHifHrpi Editor DrmecrH
4 year ago lsst fall got . full blood
ed shropshire buck In ~ With my nock,
aud raised .iX lamh., four buck. and
two ewes. I'll. spring ! ha,. .bcarcd
from these .lx fort ty-fl,e pounds of wool.
The bucks sbc,r,si ., -, IL, "
pounds respectively, the ewes : u and
4 pounds of wool. The one shearing
the le.. has a lamb. the other !. with
lamb. PROM the fock ~ flftecn J have
.hcsrcd ai pounds of wool, averaging
q IL mounds a head. From the eleven
ewes I have twel,. lsmb., and one more
a. come. calling the wool - cent. per
round, what ! sold for last year, and the
lamb. sl.Oo pcf head. (which Y. low Tor
them. asIwas ofirrci -i.n apiece Tor
the eve. last fill-thc whole would
amoun, to s5a.;s. paying abou, si.0
Ter bead.
J,uE, l.. STuRtrN,Nt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
sTRAws

There l. less shock To the nerves In
producing eggs for the market than In
butchering chickens.
Try 500 To loo pounds Of salt to the
acre on your potato ground. ne top
dressing, before planting.
Ground bone may be applied to the
soil at any time. Il has TO decompose
before it, elements are available.
n YOU want to see how much wheat
can shrink. run Il through an elevator
or transport it In rail- car.
Rumlnants will do better on poor feed
than animals that do not chew the cud.
The former can dispose Of more Of u.
which IL plessanter, the broad fields
stretching to the horizon or the narrow
strcctA and brick walls Of the cityf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
lev ,o IA, Ch.....

Whether OF not TO eat cheese with the
knife and fork Is somewhat vered ques-
tion. bat the best authorities on Ell.
quette proclaim this a. inadmisdble. er-
oepting in the case Of the soft, creamy
cheeses, such n Brie and Neufchstsl.
Rochefort, Gorgonzols and other cheese
Of . similar consistency do not necsazd-
tate tho interference Of the knife or fork.
but may lie safely taken In the fngerA
-Jenness-N Miller MAgaz..e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
A.orsCR uew or olo TINES

f,rmet's ~ 'cting II romirct. VI.
u. y. lausom comptrsi ouf modern im'
plrncnt. With tho.e ussd 80 years ago.
Then pillow. only ploNcl Que Way, FORKS
we're strong enough to llit stones, h,y
Was cat by hand, sni the sickle us"i tu
cut grtins; often frost. would come b.
fore the hAying Ni,s done. When sugar
lng came th. trees Ncrr tappci With au
anger, the zap was carriet by htni ani
boiled in kettles. stock Wis poorly
housei ani TEL no grain, barely li'~i
through till spring. sheep shearr,i
about two pound. ~ wool p"r head.
About tie only Income was from fat cat
tlr ani hsgs. The nearest market Ms
Boston. liutter .oli at frnm 10 10 -
cents per pounl. There vctc bat ieN
newspaper. ani farmer. seldom could
aii,ri bat Que. somc none al all.-Ncw
Engani Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
OLD TINE FARMING
,pt.coru,gNa virv ~ ur rHr-rNI
CONDITIONS.

In the New England FARMER II fcb-
ulary lith, Ia = r-port ~ meeting 81
N. south Bfis,ol fsrmcrs' club, u.
II. D.,oli. New Bedford lawyer
sah. "Thc farmer ~ TO-DAY has ten
times the advantage ~ the farmer ~
thirty nr forty wears ago w 10. markets"
4 herr auots frum the wholesale market
rrport ot New England Farmer, dated
NAV als. lSJg, thlry-hyc wears agn,
ever reliable then ne nov asa standard
rrportsf IL unston markets. some of
tho prl,-. ~ the leading staple faum
prniurt.. o. contrtdirt the statement ~
Nr. prYali. aud ta draw comparison
bstwr-n the quotations ~ that date and
of the Farmer ~ February lith, lsal.
IIs-f extra. then 81 - 10 So Ter b1r-
rrl of IN pounds. which would make
the price pr hundred s'.si io go
nov - a. sg.sa.
Then mc.. pork slp to so per barrel,
$3.50 to slO I-ct cst.; nov. mes. pork
- ~ l'ct cat.
Chsr.~ then. o to n cents; now, ''only
fancy marks bring II cents
Then, com meal, Kiln dried. per barrel
a. aito siJs. now, only $40 io $40.
IIa,. eastern, pcr ton, then 80 io 81
uow. ''vhoic, prime hay slI'h to -lS
Ter ton"
Then. wool, under l"S urin, or
"frr~ trade, ~ prut~'iionis,s persist in
calling u, Was ~ to = cent. pr pound
for ~sxony anil Mrfino, o. a. ~ cents
fnr fun hlooi. aud - o. l. cents fnt
common ons-qu,rirr blopi. while pullei
extra Nas O. to 80 c.uts; nov, under an
Increased var duty ~ ipd per GENT
tho average daty b~lng inS crni. per
pnunI nn riothing Wunls-hnr Vermont
ami Nea IIamp.hirr unNashci wool l.
only ~ 90 ~ Cvut. per pound, aud coarse
n o. - c-nts.
gru,rrls. Zoe the farmers sni me-
rhanic.' families under the low duti"s ~
that day Vefr prpportlonally low ani ~
au e,ra pfirc. II the balance of proof
iu th. tb1V~ mtrkrt quotations IL net ln
favor - nli.tim~ farmers What possible
evidence can D. On ,de oai In th'lr casey
Then thclf local t,Xe. Netc merely nom'
iutl q. romp,rsl Nth to-day and ihrlf
tarii taN.. bat the weight ot straw,
Then farmers Cuuld run tn debt i"i
farms ani pay Tor thrm; noN, rir' rfrsi.
They paid large sun. ~ money fpr r,il-
rnaL huilt a that diy ne the stack bo'ks
Nill show. furv thousand dollar. s.ni
from farmer. ~ mv osu little town fpr
T, local railruai ab1ut that time. Have
ti,~v got that amount ot money With
them now Certainly not. TDo many
farm mortgage. Instead. ltMr. Dcyoll'.
.tatsmrut 4. true shy 80 mtuy dcsrri"i
ftrmsf-taslty thousand in 10" Nrs
Euglani states Yet M" iiuu"f u the
hutt 10 adverse cfltlclsm from the pro-
frsslnns while he I. trving 90 roN
AZ tin.l the currcut ~ ullu.t TAXATION.
While b. u golng dosn stream bv the
fpr,- 20 that current Sill h help him any
tn stV "thrrv '. no curr-ntf lrt The
ctiiii.ing protcs.iou,l grnilcmtn tax"
the farmer. place anl put hls shoulder
~ the Wheel anl ship hl. hors"." anl
49, II b. can drag out ~ the farmers
slough l.cit.r thtu the farmer can him
.rlf CIR. NeN EnglauI Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
WHEN . an p6Ao.

when am i-sl ny ieAses,.
sing ~ - ~Dags fos Ne.
Iiant thoii no r-s.s az my heal
NJ shaiy eyIsess trc-i
u the rrtsn griss alssfs me
wth shovs anl de~dfops set.
AL N thou sif reuefntsr.
ABi N thoa alt. fofgst
shall not -. til- shadOss
shall not fed The rain.
shall uot bar the nizhtinssis
sing ou AZ Hin Tain,
All druamlug thruugh the isihght
That duth uut ft-s NO u.
tIaply uiay rvuieini-r.
And haTiy may fosgst
-la,ftstian no.-.tti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

,,,s,pn Ala Caart - Probate bell Al
,..s. ..lttir sU.l f.sr tha tuunty - bNtefi %
.tt,ir,f T,1saiav - Agril \. " lei
N.lIIr 4 nabtins. naluei fN..eNuN AZ ~,
certain tnstruu,Cut puII-sftnz y, ,s. ~ 80. -,
80, t1 .slf Ceauts. d.cea-si, hsfinE fF'
..rt.,l ths ssule tsr frsls.ts -.
OapTEEp. rhat the al txeyu,nA w =,
A. al psrsous iuiefestsri ~ eae'a. -.
..i. l.. tts oxfar,i thsuts--rat pftnts-i ~ Ih,-,
,s.t tbsg uay aIt-asf Al . frolsats t.si, " -.
s-tt Ia is.rt. III saii Csanty. on ths thlri tes
al, N Nay nsNt. a y - The cses lh ~ -. 81, ~.
- .g-i sh.s~ sau-s n any thsy have, shl W,
ss M shs.sltl not ~ prutel appres'
- sl,.,ss.i :. tls at WIN ant fs-tss'sh' "
80 ,igoeass-i. ...-.. ,r,,snx I.,x,
A trus c0py-stie-, III 4 DAVIS w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
REV ARD.

.l lnsuIssruNrEs 90 GANE aSpl
Ial T.rsts
tsS.uE M Ianusry -. isli.
f..H .r etue Marign, 90 anf afnsi
3D. shaN rausr thr fnal ctansiltion -
II. .r- f.lr' raity ~ Flalatiun - any -
49, iaws CAP aI ~ : ~ anisr-i Eusfl
- ~ 'artHrr nsHflfr. aikls a slm eI4al y
-. ' o. nuF fuIss-ssi In csfh ca-s, csrth
4 ~ lastCs imp.rsinE ~ nnal sentsnss :
lgurF q sha l. sntitissi thsrvto.
srlLLWKIL lCum~'rs q sss,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
AMONG THE FARMERS.
"srttp rHNrlow I"

CorrvsIcnsisnce On praeticai Agricultural topic.
Il sslcitsi. Adlrvss al csnmunicati"n. In.
tsn.lCsi far thi. ,lsgssftfnsnt ts uHNnt u, HAN
soNh Agrtrahural tii.r oNforl hein"cfsi,
Paris Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

oNTugn - -Ma Cuurt - i'feists 49, ~
Psris- ulthln ani fur ~ t.uniy ~ iNt"f''
- - fFIrlI TIls-sfaF - April \ u ~
.nD-.F A. tl~rrilk Adlalniztratssr 90 the -.
- IA Arri.s 4. ftsuEtt.s. lste q rinn, in a. }.
,..arfr hsssassi. hafiuT pfs-su suissi tis sseeaes
.f = iu,lnlstHsflan ~ ~ estats ei 49, "s''
n.r.s9p. rat ~ AL Atlmr give noflcs oi
a.. - A. al t-srssns tntcrc.tei tsef.ta' ~
...tH.hinr = 9.sfT - this orief thfcf setA. -.
t...if.lV In ths tiNfari tsstassrai, nss-t.s-
..-..,.f - Is.rts In AL CuuutY. thai thy ny
-, a 1. fsr,,l - tssuft o. - hs,steu ~ i..ts,
~ 80 faautF. 90 ~ thirt fse-sf o'
- "A uins s'rhrk In ths fufsnl.,as - -.
shs~ ssass. II shy thsy have, WY '"s
''''''' - aIoRGE 4. wILso>, lalce-
AtruscoPy -aits-i IL. & DAVIS "ss'''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

Mistrcss-"Bridgct, what Il that child
CRYING 40 wildly forY' Nurse-'Shure,
mum, he's Just drinked all his .octhin'
syrup, aud et the cork, aud don't know
what ails him now unless it's the bottle
be wants IN schwaily."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

rrl.sts Cslrt. Aprll Terra. 4 u. lot
rsrtaIn tnstrlalrnt purt-sfNaE ~ -.
.ftss "A NIli - TsstaaaTut - !. an v ti...t
a. af fi.lstsn. iu a. ~t1is ~ 49,. -.
...fr.Hf.4 .4st.-i hrafinr lea prc-eutri =. "
49,. 90 I'rtllasfs far uaf al tstntf ~ - ~
80 49,. faft.s-s - tring alusul, us-l 80 "
.tFftsuYu Tksf n.fIas tdsrstif ~ Eifen O. a.
-. Iat..rs.f % tlfrrln. hF CaaslaF coll ~
~. ..-.i.r a. ~ paihushsst thrvs wrsks 80. :
.I,.Ie Il. tIas tNftf1i tlgaangrat pftntei ~ - :
e.lt "a 80. IL .stf DasintF an ths thiri Iae-
-. .f 49, nsst "a nina - ~ cksck tn the tste
-. - .i,.s. raass. n any tssf have, again-
~ cEoE.T 4. WILSON, juire.
,,....-.,,,r- slt..t III 4 DAVIS he<,sicF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05

oNTugp. - At Cuur % frvlsis he.i Al
I-arts. aIthIn aul Co. 49, ,'ani, ei ''Ai'i'i' ."
f..fr.r-f ra4afs. 20 ArfiL 4 ~ l-ll.
limit q. bf~iioN. nanci tNe'uifi,
Ir = rTrtaIa fusfrunsui rarfuftnE O. p tnt a.
WIH a. 4 IestaHlrut uf tharars . l'g>nH,a sAis ~
Trra IH sn.I fHaHfIs lsHrassii bAftha ~
..rfs-I co. saa.r fsr Probate
tfrfssHE1t. uatt ths All tNes ifth slfe .' h..s.
tH 1870 iItFfssissl. hf caasing cnFf ~ thl
sr.irr a. D. ruihstrl thref HerA- ~
L. 49,. .sf.-l fs1r....fst prilts.i a fafis, thai
a.. r.sf aHflar ~ ff,slsts 4 atift - is isti =
fsrIs o. saII ttsantFs 90 ~ uifl ief-taf -
NsH r.tt a H sf e. rask in ~ taffnt.ihf =.
49,. ..s.as If as tiurr hsFss snF IN "a
f..r......rf sksaftI "A T. rrufst, arllrafs.l a.
.Ia..I a. ths IA Ntn aai festausut ~ AL
irfraarl. ...... . ,.,,..N IT,.
49,. ...,,r- -.ltr.t Ii 4. DAVIS. hexistsf.
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How easy II is to deny ones self the
things one can not get.
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Remember that hst culture IL best for
dry soils and ridging for vet.
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