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Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-04

-MI6CILLANEOUh.
MO CHARGE FOR TREATING. CATARRH
IN by DIR. ] Bonnell, Aurist and Phrenologist.
Catarrhal treatment specially. 32lh s.
Spring st. rooms 10 and 20. Office hours
10a. IN. to pm. 20 zI
WY XTANTED-COOK'S HEADQU ARTE RS;
w free of charge; California brandy, SC; soup
and beer SC. GEO. LACOUR, 401 N. Los An
geles st., Los Angeles, Cal Il-Zo-5m
wv XTANTED-PICTURES TO FRAME, CHEAP
w est place at BURNS', 256 8. Main st.
1-27-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-04
NURsERY aT0CK

NURSERY STOCK.
EOR SALE OLIVE TREES AND CUTTINGS,
4 ut @. +. RIEALDIH, San Fernando.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-04
FOR RENT-RoOMs.


VNOR RENT-NEwLY FURNISHED SUNNY
II rooms with board, in private family con
yenient to cars. 936 s. Hope ST. "a n
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-04

TIME KOCHEsTER-NEWLY FURNISHED,
1 pleasant, sunny rooms, with fine views;
also unfurnished rooms; cable cars pass the
door terms moderate. 1912 Temple ST. 8 I'm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

Ny furs and blankets I left drift too
looked Jest Is II I'd upset. and / knew
the whole KIT would be picked up bv
the Indians anyhow
= had got out OF sight OF the reds n
n turn before I was half through the
rapids. but / knew they'd land above.
and come down the bank - see VIA.
had become Of me - I grabbed INV
rifle and ran dOwa in the edge 0f the
water tall I come 20 the little creek n
few rods below the rapids ] ran up
the creek = few ru-is 10 where i nus.
Of rock made a turn IN Il. and there /
slipped OF my wet mOccasi and ley
glngs anu wrgng them ont and carried
taem. 50 a. I wouldn't leave zny tracks
Of water On the nock when I went
ashore Then hurried up "a the top
of the rise of rocks and took shelter n
some bushes
We'll. hadn't anv mor-'n got hid
before / saw EN- GONE tearing down 4
couple of them 0r each side Of the ri--
err When the two on this side saw nv
canoe and things floating. they set up 4
regular war-danee- AL was : natural
~AA~ N1G @A-1G A1@ F&At4r .11lAG 70
doaung 7ound the big bend II I was up
Set that il fooled EN-
They might nave had a little doubt
about II but when they rza down the
river = piece further 70 look for nv
dead bOdv-vanted 70 sezlp T. 7 spose
they found nv hat and paddle. and
that settled r.
One NJ them swum out and collected
everything Of mine. then all four went
back up stream 10 where they'd left
their own canoes Then they carried
them over the portage Just the same as
We did ourS Just now
-Atrer loading my things into nv
canoe again they padded all three ca
oes down 10 this o and went into
camp ON the very spot were sitting on.
1T was Just about dark by that time
As Don as I saw their campfire blaz-
ing up and knew they were busy cook
ing supper I fshed M traps out Of the
water. and I made 3 circle out on The
pra.E.s. struck the river again ;E.,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

Tie moving stone az Lexington h
aa- os tie moS- remarkable freaks @
nature = the state Of EeutuGkv. IA.
great ezxerus alone excepted IN tia
rear Of The grounds attached 10 tEs
rome % The late Gov Gilme- s a hugy
6S-lCer staining alone on the edge .
= Vi Resting directly upon tbs.
bowler Is another weighing AZ leax
twenty tons This upper bow!6er rests
upon a s:oue pinnacle not more thar
two feet square. and 50 evenly bal
zneed that. although the .li-hrex
touch viii cause i - rock - and fro. .
hundred horses eould not pull Il from
is sOeAeL biologists SAP that il mus
hare been deposited in its present posi-
ton n the time OF the glacial epoch
and tha. the texture and composition
Of the boslder argue in favor OF the
theory that Il WAS transported from
the Lake Superior region 10 its present
resting place in a good field OF ice Iona
before there was a single human berg
On the face Of the earth-St Louis Re
public
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27
RELIGIOUS aNo EDUCATIONAL

-
-Eentzexy has acolc-ed state tesc1-
en- association
The sinner IS one who doubts God
and believes the Gevl-Raa's Horn
There were fa4Gs eon~vEio1s n
the Congregational sEnGAy-cAools las;
year.
Francis IT. Root who dief n Bzr
falo = few Gzvs ago. let. $4,000 to
found = mathematical p~r0fessozhip In
Syracuse uzi-erSity
-PESSr savings banks are connected
with the pabi5c schools Of Beiazn- and
$4,000 OF the ee9.eo9 prin-ry pupils
have deposited over aGo. n1e f-a1@
- rev Norve<ian -s-io1 Cf the
scriptures "a. rs- sso published the
work - Sfty yea1 bestowed b. te
nsoet competent scholars u Norwar-
OF me 80 c-uutie- n ne states
ari territories the Methodist Epsccrz.
church : represented n al save -
L las - SI organizations. with 49,
ehurrh~ with : s-z-in< capacity Of
:. ~ 80. and an Aggregate valuation q
81 s0s
To bear patiently the inevitable :
hcrcc- Bat 20 stz-d a. some stz<e q
duty. unclaimed With p<rfect Eo-1tT
70 20 away. bound only by a u
ri-hr and % feei tie sting Of The i@sh
CT The burning Of the fame FOR the sake
% G0d and Ea1-that s her0tSE-
United Presbyterian
Ii : remarkable that = people uozs-
ing ont Of slavery less than 4 xere7-
tion a<0 properties and P<ruiissS
manage 20 send f-Lao0 children 20 Their
seEooS n Georgia have accumulated
CA0cQ.oco N wealth. and cut Of N av-
erz-e daily wz-- Of Sfty cents suFPo-;
their pastors. sustain churches and
maintain their families The Ne-uu
wurxz7eu at the ~suth contribute one
thousand million dollars vorthot work
asauzlly
As Log a~o as IFS. . ~e~ra1rz.s
vs. granted BY President Ezra stiles.
q Ta- oale~- % = yOun- woman who
49, p4ss~G the examinations Necessary
~ enter tie college hut -as declared
CT arc1zn: % ke- sex Vow. Etts-
. hunar-s &sd fourteen yea@ saystEe
Wor1zuS J-ozrzzL- ~Yale - reSGy % Of
fe- po~t<r1Ezte sszEy 70 o1ze Il
= uo- however. ready tor co-eGzcztso1
Il a. a- from i n eleven Oc5OcN :
tru- twelve oelncz
In the as T-ar the American Bible
@or~-v PT57te3 and s-saei from the
Elb,e house aI2s-s coP-o Of the Birls
Or ra~-S - ~ Bible. which 5 rzors
thai sro booSz :ur every minute % the
ta-~~ AzEGr-S and thirteen -orkinEday-
Of the rear And the whole number oi
- &zs - tA= society during he
s=ventT-six y-4ns OF rs existence have
bcez I.-sI-<2S copies Since fs4 the
<sueS Of Bibles ana parts # Bibles.
Through Bible societies have been over
s-0oeaa go eops@-Hars:ord Religious
Herald
british newspapers are discussing
earnestly the question OF cloak ruoms
in churches referring 20 The zb>euce cf,
and absolute Necessity for. facilities FOR
6lspcsiE- Of wraps hats and oreruoatS
Some churches IN this country lave
wire hat racks beneath the SEATS and a
few have wire barS for overe0atS and
wraps IN the hacks Of seats O1e
church in Chicago has regular ope-z
chairs and the attendant convenience.
A CLOAK nom SeeE.s 10 al a lclg-fc-i
want- for there does not appear { b
n good rvason- these dayS any war.
Why a mar OF voEzn should not be Is
SCMt0z table IN church rs N a ,heacer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

below ths point % timber and laid The
trap On a big rock. where / coul1 sn6
them easy.
Toa ear b~t .R-.I Eesnt % ret o.;
Or tr-na parts a. soon as the rzdz
went SseeP. and ! didn't ~calczlats &C
20 Efoot. neither
Marie them reds didn't have . pow
WOW that evening after they d inspected
M XIX aud hung NJ vet furs and
blankets NJ ~ dr.
crspt mp close enough 20 zee what
theT we're doing They had ore canoe
turned mp on one -ide az their sr- iuss
ike curn her sd the wav sh-v
LsaZn@d and talked and roasted r~n-Soa
q g9rEed vas . canton. cOnld1ft
make out th-ir gihb~rtsh. but ! knew
vel enough ;ha, Trey ua= Dragging
about me rice lot Of fur ta-y q
caGtlr-L and telling how ;hevd be
sure 70 nnd M bO4T a0ating away
down river Iex dav. and r~t mr. scalp
Il thought taev'f a~~er aui. lauyh-
ing ext eating but they did finally.
q WRAPPED their blankets round en-
4 sUugrcd NJ To The canoe VITA their
feet 70 the Sre
{ waited tail thosyhs thev we're
al Eslsen. and then creps round "a
vh--- they d eft the other canes
Well iuss about busted 70 keep from
laughing when - how theTd Iea
thin-s, Ther'd made 50 sure that I'd
gone "a tss bottom that they q eEnpticd
them furs oct q one Of them canoes &C
the other me ana eff that and mite
right or the bzax With ali four Of Their
own Paddles and mine To-
They'd t1r7cd nv bottom
safe up - dry. and hung nv blankets
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

The American Hebrew says that q
minister. while visiting a farmer in the
neIghborhcod Of Glasgow. was invited
70 partake of some fine fruit
The good man not only declined the
profered dainties. but announced the
remarkable fact that he had never
tasted an apple Or any other kind CT
green fruit
The company looked much surprised.
and IN old Sc0tchman remarked in q
dry tone:
Its 4 peesy, brt had ye been in Par
adise there might nA has beea oay "a
YOUTHS Companion.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27


and ~uch Of NJ furs a. we're We; oE-s
! limb fer tie sane purpose
I got 1T eznoe INTO the water sits
ont a sound Pilrd n nv thiag< are
then p~~n~t into theirs - - K .Ae-
Hsa anything vor-a taxing Ididn
much expect they h1A bat wb-n
came 70 lift things oEI eontpznG m
7setzre p th~F Gs6at har~ n whole ~
Of beaver an ct-er-
II t1ongns ! had a Soss Ict -vS< Z
bat th~T had twice a. 7ucA Il di1n.
saSe me lonx r1 s-s i out Of theircznS
iutn nine ! caa t-li vCI
AIS fair II love and var saw. I
and you can consider yourselves Iuckr
- get off 80 cheap You s-- / eouI.
ave killed ev I one Of th- sleepin,
villains A. we'll n not II was swzirs
ny principle - kill an Irdizn Unless /
Va Necessary
Besides Il III killed them while
they were asleep they'd never han
known how bad / had fooled them
and that 1stlcEliaz IL a. much a. thct
tickled az 6ndiax all OF my fur
- showed their canoe into The water
and tovvel e b-hin .-i-s - 7za1s-.
down stream
I took evey Of their paIasIe<
and kept them. too. many a dav.
When I knew I was ont OF hearing
] shocked their canoe into bits viii
ny hateAet Then / took my trap
aboard. and set IN 10 do some tail pad
ding
MY canoe was loaded nigh down :,
the wafer with al that fur. but n,
current was mighty swirl and a BIZ
load didnt make nurh difference !
knew the Sioux wouldn't op-a an e..
befoue morning. and with tina. muei
start ! wasn't AFRAID Of them eatenin,
me
Pact l.. after Uhatd happened.
didn't much think thev'd are % toilos
me And they didn't neither Leax.
vs. I reached the trzdlnE-poSt ana
Eot the money for the fars without see
ing hhie nor hair 81 .nv more Indians
-Mvuun L Gihso1- Il Youths Con
pansuu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27
Wit " WISDOM.

-Tis better ! % De tried BIZ Ere thar
20 o. fired after being tried-Fraukiin
News
Little boys learn with terror tina,
their r 10 be 4 whaler At the Worlds
f2ir-Roeheste- PuSs
When a man : broke h snos much
richer by being given t~venty-sour h0u-
10 leave the city--Picayule-
No wonder the music Of TIE hand
organ i sharP-think how thoroughly
Il - ground -Eiuira Gazette
1t 5 q queer thing that after a -srl
has consented 10 fy with a nzn she
usually has 20 waIk-Chris-i2n Union.
Happiness : a good deal like mon
y. a great many persons who have Il
coming 70 them are cheated out of it
Archsson Globe
All AroGRd-She-Do you thinl
PeEeS0P~ viii suit him. He-YeS Shef
have to-and feed him and shoe him
toy Y. Herald
Iack-Corne with ne TO the ,hezte,
tins e-eninE. TOM Tou-But vou.r
going IN take Alice Nurr7vs Jack
Yes and her aunE-kaee Fields Wash
i1--o1-
-BzouSart-ScribbinS the rissn.
young novelist. tells me he has airead,
appeared before the people in a book
Critigu--The city directory. / suppos.
he neanS-Chica-o News
Careful and pra-erful training ma,
mitigate the innate evil. but how mucs
better that the young life should hav,
sprung to light from sss of love ar.
purity and peace5Gal Hamilton
Cholly-What was il. Miss Clara
that Tailyrand said? Language Is 20
the purpose of eoneealing thoughts@
Then how prOdigaI it was of natur
no, To make you dumb--BufaIo Ex
press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

Syrup"

Two bottles of German Syrup
cured me OF Hemorrhage of the
Lungs when other remedies failed.
l am a married man and. thirty-six
years OF age, and live with my wife
and two little girls At Durham. No.
l have stated this brief and plain so
that al may understand Ny case
was a bad one, and I shall be glad
10 tell anyone about it who will
write me PHILIP L ScHEScK. P.
o. Box45, April IS. 1890. No man
could ask 4 more honorable, bust
ness-like statement a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

she knew Il all OF course she did
She was about Of that age when they
always do She was pert and pretty,
but she didn't wear suspenderN How.
ever. she knew she ought to That
why she sailed into the store 50 grand
" The poor Innocent ignorant elers
was utterly overcome by her tremer-
dOus superiority he simply did mol
know anything except how terribly in
terior he was 10 this prodigy of super
excellence
Have you suspenders hersg- she
sad with an air of ifvUu-haven't
you'd-bstter-have.
The clerk could only nod in afirma
ton
Well. she continued. 4 want a set
Then the clerk busted wide open
Detroit Free Press
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

II o.. Of curse yo1 are -
a. mrsfs~ thar v5u have 8 o1A pan -
$3.50 - - ~-hs sSi>- n2zseA 80
ks.Sarkr fzrre1 snEue -sur oEss.--
f-usTre-tion HostetteFs p-.
e wa, yea uzaE Prompt rehef
= &c 81 liver Complaint. dyspepsa-
s-fuA.ea. MARA =
trgzbg@ ard n-srvousre-s
quz1-@aly recornerd IL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27
10 BRACE Up IL

Ts@ after Ia GrlYpe-'
preur1cuia. fevers. and
other prosr1rtnx .rrte dis
easz, 20 6cid Up us~rt
iNh AID s--=rgth. and -
restore bath and vgE
vhea yca feel rundown
and Gsrizp. the best ting
IN the w0<A Is Dr.. Psrvss
Nsilczl Discovery
Il prunoses al the bodily
fun--lons, rrS-ses every or
gan into h>althful ar1oc.
pudzss and sarshs 5
blood, and through IL
c4earses. repairs ard l1viS-
Iorzsa TIA entire system
- 80 49, fF-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

pxs~<r Is . Sre>6 sesss. o1s y
-. - -ar-ar< n tn1ee w1o know tn1t q
n G-cz 4 ~azs. he Drrpsy s~Pec1.!sso 2.
60 G-oE& treat II with s1eE grea,
s-~~- w-se then for pamphlet giElHs
fz1 fafcr-2tzcl-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

: : CHrxEr & Co To5Sio. o. Froprs;
q Hal Css4-ra Caus. oEsr 80 80
- ~ss@ 81 rasnrrh that can rnf b
w~~ s. tAkr-- Halls Czsarrh Cure ~rd
s7r II -r-tais sr< sod b Dr1zgse. &C
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

ye~s= assistance il -zy he he<t 20 render =
r-utir. 81 on shozlf ne DIR touse
exen -h~ r1os- pe-ser- rEz@4- only waen
Eaetsd Tie b~st and 10 st1pss and Eea-
Il rsrsezy ). tne Srrzp e Ft<s, uanziac-
t-rsse Dr. the California Fx Strip "a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

II i<-t tie ran VITO blows -css vnf
s-1s il tze easiest % raise 10 vIE1-t@q*
Coz E.@=-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

scrufrEo.xs Skin or Scalp Diseases Dyp~p
ssa- B-TlsCu<r-s. AID klD1rcf silr7entsS u.
Discovery 5 the crly remedy that,
c1zrunsoed II Il doesn't bscE6- or cure
you have yOCr money back
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

Ca1 yoz think q anything nor~ cur-irc
TX Tran tie pruuz-se that IS Ezde By rns
rropr1-surs Of Dr.. SA<ss Cararrn Remedy
i : sass If Ne can cure your CAsgrn,
well pay yUu $50 n CASH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

Il BAIN
BRIDssE or Old
Thad a. h
vas known far
a 4 4 E
40 n.
uurrhw~
MlnntA 81
hi New EaxIzni
home az an early
ar and emI-1-
t~sf 20 the ~Au-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

Puts care bilious and n.ry
n. ffve<& Hs-ecazm-s Pills sci c u
z-se t-~v ere - c~a-s : box
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

yz< Grwsr-~ call. her cht,drcn stars
because tsey GUafs know bsw 20 1ct-bos
sc3 xra1ScFfpE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

II co<r. ynrE1SG-Adriee - The cheapest
thfr~ ts ire weird. wnica 10 whv 80 mAy
pecpse Are % foad o. giving Il AWAY
hrpckv- Ezxie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

4 rsrxx. sad the Calendar toFehrzTy
:. % ela~e sf the leap yea-. that oa la
better take day 60
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

-TEr$- az5 tie redeyed COX. vao va
-@s-xsa a1iau. Is o7e - .atn co1ce2-et
weau.zA g-c7 star
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

wawxx Fever s-ztt<r- When tAey wan
% ts~y car say yes without &stsn1er
" O P~tcAyu1s-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-10-27

PEorLr WAC cling 70 TIE anchor OF bore
of-ez lave - 20 down RIO he z1d VIII IL
-P-cx-
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10
sticky Onion Juice.

A very convenient mucilage can be
made out of onion juice by any one
who wishes to use, it. A good sized
Spanish onion, after being boiled a
short time, viii yield on being pressed
quite a large quantity of very adhe
sive fluid. This is used quite extern
sively in various trades for pasting
paper onto tin or zinc, or even glass,
and the tenacity with which it holds
would surprise any one on making
the first attempt. It is the cheapest
and best mucilage for such purposes,
and answers just as well as many of
the more costly and patent cements.
Some of the cements sold by street
fakirs at ten cents bottle consist Of
nothing but onion juice and water,
and the bottle and cork cost a great
deal more than the contents. st.
Louis Globe Democrat.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10

*.
~ n.d Looked Forward - Her vislt
for Rfny Years
She was an odd looking little old
woman in q skinny and faded black
alpacaAdress and a big, old fashioned
black straw bonnet with some limp
black feathers and faded ribbon on
it. But her small and deeply wrin-
kled old face had kindly look and
her blue eyes were as bright and
twinkling as the eyes Of child.
She talked to every person near
her on the train and the burden Of it
al was that she was going back
home"
"Jist think of it, ? she said In her
cracked, childish voice; 'it1l be fifty
years next May. the 10th day, sence I
left my old home in New Hampshire,
an amt never been back sence, an
here when / went away reckoned
sure I'd git back once in four or FIVE
years, anyhow, but ] amt never
went until now, and it'll be fifty
years the 10th day of next May. I
was married ON the 9th an me an
Aaron, he's my husband, started for
the west the very next day.
Aaron said ! should come home
IN two years, but our first baby was
born about that time an ! couldn't
come then, an somehow or other
there want no time after that when
could come. But amt blamin
Aaron. He'd been willin fer me to
come If ! could Of got Of. Aaron,
he's been back twice. It was easier
fer him to git away than fer me.
IN find changes2 La mel yes.
There's skasly any one left that !
know, but I've got an own sister an
a brother who'll be glad to see me,
An the old house I was born in is
still standin. ] know jist how it
looks. Some thingsn be jist as
natchrel. There don't nobody know
how glad I'll be to git back home.
I'll be home in the mornin. Here
you, Mr.. Porter, mind that you git
me up airly. But la mel ! amt like
~ to oversleep SO nigh home
But she was not awake in the
morning when all the other passen-
gers were up and dressed. The por-
ter called her, but there was no re-
Spouse, and one of the ladies in the
car parted the curtains of the old
lady's berth and stepped back with a
frightened look, saying in whisper:
.'She is deadl'
She had gone home in the night. -
Detroit Free Press.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10
Danger in smoking Roe1ns.

Remaining in closed rooms in which
smoke is sometimes SO thick that
one cannot see is particularly to be
avoided by people who are subject to
weakness of the heart, even if they
do not smoke. DIR. Vallin has recited
before the Society of Medicine three
conclusive facts in this respect. One
told of d young officer who had given
up the use of tobacco three months
before, and who was overcome with
suffocation similar to angina after
having passed two or three nights in
his room where his friends had been
In the habit Of coming to smoke.
The case recalls an epidemic Of the
same disease observed by DR.. Gelin
can among some sailors who were
crowded in the hold of a tramp
steamer. They were obliged during
storm to cover the hatchways and
smoked to excess in order to have
something to do. Even those who
themselves did not smoke were
stricken Like the others, for they had
inhaled the same poisonous air and
subjected themselves to the action Of
nicotine upon the lungs. Jules Ro
chard in Revue des Deux Mondes.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-10

Spring bringing flowers, birds
will look after the We
privilege supplying goods line
justly proud
equipped business the
completely confident ability with very
prices generously favorng buyer such highly gratifying
mutually profitable satisfactory the
and substantial quality
dissatisfaction the The
effective Judgment the
nothing which sterling
the asked We select sell only such will
peaon the last the time of purchase it mainly
question afewad becomes
durability You will find stocked with the goods that these demands
more.
specially
pleased that for visitors entirely
critical field exercising
vidua preference the styles that
lines comprehensive department
goods selections Of those odd fashion that
the representing
ideas good ervceab every require
everybody that
the price In this will
i've doing
for fun but for profit and realizing that the profitable
exactly what will find doing you drop
off stock at close filling the
quickly DISPOSED of at the
will make the people take the goods help Your buying
closely into business methods because they with
your interests We waiting with the mutual
benefit both We grade
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