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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-28
Do you notice the Wilmington Sta,

Do you notice the Wilmington Star
nowadaS s? About the 10Th inst. and
again on the 10Th of January he had
editorials on Cheap Money" and
Source of Revenue Jhat sounded like
our sort O. talk. Evidently the StGr
wants subscribers. Read his Cheap
Money editorial. It's wonderful-tor
the Star.
Sincerely and fraternally yours,
=. THOMPSON.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-28

When you first bell a COW she dingles
lively for a time, but after a while she
learns [ carry her encumbrance with
less noise. The self constituted guar
dian of the Alliance, the Chronicle, will
500 learn to 40 likewise. Bro. Jernl-
gan, the scholarly editor, will shortly
put a "~grasshOpper set" on his neck
and say just stop Bell. Its mighty
hard" said Joseph Cook, it knock
the ding out Of a COwbell." The same
is true Of all bells that are composed
only of ding.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-28
PARTISAN EDITOR single G:

RtbelliOus, bel. igerent, believing Bell!
You're sweeter 10 hear than e'er taurus loud
swell,
AS proudly he rOamed through the woods of
kaSBal:
The charm OF your phrase purely non-partisan"
Leads captive the heart or the ST. Ong party man.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-28
ALLIANCE AN RUNNING:

A question arises 1 gladly would know
And Bell Can solve 1t, he's q Solomon So
What gives him a right TO tn "nUn-partlsan,'
Excluding therefor all the rest OF the clean,
Not even admitting our own MaryanLT
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-28

We are expecting to have some ous
ing meetings IN OnslOw when the
spring opens, and let u enemies know
that we are III II to stay. We are not
discouraged.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-28

That Mr.. Bell is tenacious is demon
strated by the way he allowed himself
to be advertised as Lecturer of the N.
q. +. S. Alliance" some months after
his term had expired. Hold fast to
that which is good" said Paul. This
injunction Mr.. Bell seemed inclined to
obey. Patriotism is the last refuge
of a scOundrel, " said DR.. Johnson. Let
ter writing is the refuge of a man IN
trouble. Mr. Bell has taken to writing
t t5f ! H ae F bIu G5 a Su5pt to mo GL NOR Or
faIlmre b @~ %rreX * 0 no ms iSs Pa csS,so t foT
mOrClticatlUn; greater men than he
have Jailed IN the same way.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-28
VARIETY NOTES FROM OUR
STATE LECTURER.

The rise in the price Of cotton about
the time of the election was seriously
attributed, by a certain class of editors
and parasitic suckers, to the benign
and powerful influence of Mr.. Cleve-
land. It was remarkable, however,
that this influence was sporadic and
partial. Turppntine, for instance, was
left in the suds; wheat rather went
down, while meat, having a start al
ready upward, has gone on and on. In
putting up the price of all hog products,
Grover has given the carnivOrOus toIler
a hard hit. 1t is lntimated, however,
that he did it on sanitary grounds, and
IN the interest of Louisiana cane plant
ers, this being a Southern industry and
mOlasses being more wholesome than
pork This, if true, is thoughtful, and
will prove compensatory, notwlth
standing the shine will be knocked off
many a mouth. But, after running
cotton up, he Is now letting it go down.
That's wrong in him. He should hold
a steadier hand. Will he let the price
of gold go down9
A teacher in an East India mission
school one day asked one of her pupils
what she understood by the term holt
ness. After some hesitation the pupil
answered with Frightening counte-
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-28

nance, Its the way Mr.. Wray lives"
Mr.. Wray was a very pious missionary
and the answer was nearly perfect If
l were asked what l understood by the
term patience, l should in like manner
reply, Its the way Mr.. Bell sat and
listened to S. o. Wilson read the obi
cation and explain the demable objects
and purposes of Gideon's Band, under
promise of secrecy, mind yOu, in De
cember, 1891, and kept mis- promise till
the 18th OF October, 1892"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-28

Is it worth reading2 What7 The
PROGRESSIVE FARMER. Then read 1t.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-02-28
STATE NEWS.

cream of the State Press = Drops Of Turf en- Ire
and Grains Of Ricr fir I'M 1hr East-C u.I1rs
of Grapes and Tobacco Stems from he
NOrth-Stalks of Corn AMI Grains Of
Wheat from the West-Peanuts
on1 Cation SonJ fr--, ! ="
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

LEGAL democrats are determined -
have meeting 70 giFs vent 10 their
teeiioes One or tso attempts have
teen made 30 g, the ell and youue
var Aorsrs together. bat they have
fallen through becsass nohosly seemed
q Re riiisnE - shoulder he RESPONSE
hility fsr the possible oufcone Nov.
however. Tire Jeifersoo club has asssuned
responsibility aad 10 officers hage called
= meetiag 'or n~st Tuesday ni9ht The
ezil does rot expressly state tAs object
~ sh- rresiox. bat assures every demo
crat recssviag Il that the business rill
be Il the utmost luportaae~ o. him.
This vague vay q pptting a has awak
eo@i ne sospiriou that notices. ara seut
- sliice seekers esly and that - itse.f
viil insnr- a cr,asd For Just what pur.
psses ne nepting i caiiel vi not b.
knesa until tAs brsses assemble IA TIE
viswsss. Tssrs MAJ he = ssr danes
puaetnatrd With shoops - chaxrin a
tleveiaod's sfsptlity ard thers may ke
= saaoking = the psps II pears. Neh.sg
knoss hat wil - done further than
taat the the meeting eif ~ krid this
fns ritheat falL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Experienced railroad men declare that
the safest known method % handling
great cro<ds - b. handling excursion
trains 10 sectionA The accidents by this
system are fewer 10 proportion 70 the
amount Of business done than BY the
old systsm. The possibility Of mistake
being made Is lssssnsd. aud IN no other
way could the immense worid's fair
crowds have been handled without FAR
greater loss Of life. Appalling a. many
Of the recent railroad accidents have
been. they are no greater than might
reasonably be expected when we con
slider that never before in the history Of
railroadlng have a. many persons been
carried in the same space OF time as
during the past i've months Of the
worlds fair. A block signal failed 10
work the other day. and Big -Four train
was wrecked; but nobody with ordinary
intelligence would presume 10 hold the
block sigma system responsible. Neither
is the method Of running trains In sec
tons responsible for the Jackson horror.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16
senate RULES

One % the first things the senate Of
the United States ought TO do is to sus-
pend debate on all pending questions
aud present for It's guidance and control
a set Of rules under which it will DO pos
sible for a majority 10 legislate. The
necessity for such action has always ex-
listed; st the present time 1t is impera-
tive. For two months the august body
for which the people have been taught
reverence has been making a pitiabls
spectacle OF its own ssininity. The re-
spect the people once had for il has been
turned 10 indignant contempt; the rev.
erenee TO insuppsessible ridicule. II is
a legislative body without rule. rudder
or compass. and may drift on forever
before an III wind which refuses 70 pro-
pei IL against breakers The quickest
and only way for il to redeem itself from
universal disgrace Is to supply the ma
chinery by which business may be dis
patched az a matter Of right and justice
rather than by courtesy The making
Of rules would be an unprecedented I'M
dertaking. but not more unprece-
dentcd than the present situa-
ton in which the senate finds
itself. Possibly the older senator's would
object to the introduction Of rules and
defeat their adoption. IL they did 30 II
would only aggravate the righteousness
OF the pending deadlock. Without rules
the senate can act only upon terms SUBJ
mitted by the minority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

All day yesterday Nikits. the famous
prima donna. who will sing in the grand
concert arranged for Tuesday evening
IN Lockerby hall. was the chief topic OF
conversation among the musical and
society people. The fact that the cele-
bratsd singer. with beautiful dark eyes
and fascinating foreign manners, had
arrived and was occupying a suite OF
rooms in The Morton, aroused the cur
iosity az many and the dining room was
filed last evening In hopes OF catching a
glimpse Of the fair songstress. During
the day her apartments were enlivened
by tie presence OF several newspaper
men and prominent musicians. intro
duced by Manager Emerson. All were
delighted with the frank. natural man.
ner Of the great diva. who can be as Jolly
a. a school girl; in fact she Is little more
than that ia Lsint OF age. as she Is only
II. Mr.. Emerson has been besieged
with requests from musical and society
people for an introduction. 50 last even
Ing he obtained the consent OF Mile.
Nlkita 10 hold brief informal reception
Ia the pariors Of The Morton this after
noon from 10 ). when those interested
in this great artist viii be presented TO
her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

No NAN is probably better able 10
judge OF what newspaper man should
be. and how a newspaper should be ed
tied. than Charles A. Dana Of the New
York Sun. His lecture before the stu
dents at Union college Is a compendium
o, information and advice to the aspir-
ing reporter. His idea is that he must
have a nose for news and tell his story.
placing IL before the reader--an hon
est brief narration % facts-in a clear
style. in good old fashioned English. II
reporters would study the lecture
printed 10 another column and follow
the advice given. editors would have less
trouble with editing their copy and the
reading public better written accounts
q daily local happenings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

limitations have been put upon the
market so closely resembling Allcock's
Porous Plasters in general appearance
as to be well calculated TO deceive. Ii
Ii. however. in general appearance Only
that they compare with Allcock's, for
they are worse than worthless. ipasmuch
as they contain deleterious ingredients
which are apt 10 cause serious injury.
Remember that Allcock's arc the only
genuine porous plasters--the best ex-
ternal remedy ever produced; and when
purchasing plasters do not only ask for
but see that you get Allcocks Porous
Plasters
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

This mornings special dispatch from
jackson clears away the mystery OF last
Fridays wreck II the statements
made By Slater and his wife are true
Tiers 10 no reasonable doubt that the
man riding on the platform Of the bag
gage car disconnected the air pipes.
thereby preventing the application q
the brakes The statements are some
What delayed. bat the reasoos assigned
for not making them sooner are rational
oneA Naturally the inquisy suggests H.
self. rto vas the man. wiiat was no do
iog en- the platform and what became
o kins lie vas probably tramp
stealing = ride from Ypsiland to the
newt stopping place. lie probably dis
connected tho AR pipcs 10 delay the
stopping II the train when bis presence
should ds discovered. or perhaps he did Il
fiom a spirit az malicious mischief
What became o. him i a mystery. No
hosiy saw a man jump from the train
before the crash came. Among the
kaled aud injured there we're none ex-
crpt thoss kleuaaed a. regular passen-
gers The horrible thought suggests
Itself that be might have teen caught
between she earsaad crushed aud ground
is,o ooieisntsiiab's Fragments His posi-
tiou on the platform would invite such
q Fats. At any rate the presence q the
unknown nan On the platform affords a
reasonable explanation far the failure n
tha brakes II the superstition that he
up,idled sitb the connections l. tenable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

san I. Jseks Lily ls.s eosspsny
drek txo k~a>a sadlaacss - esaiin zee
tesdsy. The hsrt noaaay nstiees q
fha sssasun as preesnled ia TIE effnl
n1.an o. fstf toaee TIE fads tlas
eompsny 10 fully ep a. TIE eafts~4sls
stand4rA It's sf,~fisllIse Efe .aiEhk sisd
pleasing nsny - them ksiax snsqasls
original All are eatsFtsfulnE The
chorus u colnpe<sd a axesri.e. ally
pretty girls he possesses the unosud IA
ent % <noslnG ho~ 10 sisz Isksng ~
Ter III "a al tie performances - hiskiy
efesiitable. sod 10 cure Ia diam guod ga
dleacez tiils ~eeA 10 the eass lite
theatre.
There wss large andisnee - Tie
Grsnd last ss<nlnx b. wttness The SIC
ond appearance. sithin = year u ~fte
Polics Patrol. one 81 PearsoHs eisbof-
atsly staged melo-drsmaa The scoIe
Of the play il ga eel knosa that no O.
tailet references r. necessary % give al
adequate idea ~ u mosement Il - a
story Of police llle Illustrated by the use
81 patrol wagon and The scopes ia and
about police stationG The Splutteis az
Eddie oiguefe IL \ Dew creation and a
very clever ooe Otherwise the playing
IL about on par with last years. which
II 10 say THAI IL vas excellent
Tomorrow Night Nikita. whose success
at the sorld's fair has made her tho
most conspicuous songstress before the
American public today. viii appear In =
grand concert In Lockerby hall
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
the sad voiced Modjeska will present
The Merchant OF Venice" aud MARY
Stuart" respectively. in The Powers.
Rhea the qneenly will offer her elab-
crate production Of The Queen of
ShebgS 10 the patrons OF The Powers on
FIR lay and Saturday evenings
Tonight Stetsons The Crust ~ So
ciety" will &c presented in The Powers.
The public has been made familiar with
lts merlts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Mr. Cls~s "a ia ~~ekiy l~tter says
fhtt ~ deiay - ~ sensts kas bal q
bal sifert "a the maney msrset lie
eisceres n IRE i-siertral verdi thsf the
prsnc~ss q rppalr essrb~ sfeasii'y snwsrs
and up~arsl sforiing encouragement
TIE rsrel revfvsi ~ ssanufarfarss ia.Il.
dste- Hvriy ir1asf ~ prriucs= ani
prases hat ne boy.ex eapae.V q the
sonsamess . not taaily cFiepisL Tee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

.g;;sS;;7. SPRATT'S
I sst.JDOG BISCUITS


This food has been anylized by expert chemists
and found by them to be Just what the makers claim il
she very best most heathful food prepared for
dog. This food IS put up IN compact cakes that j;
easily transported change of weather will not effect
it. and every and all times you will find Spratts Dog
Food the only food suitable for your canine friend If
your dog has always been fed on Spratts Dog Food
he can not now be in anything but perfect health but
those who have not been accustomed TO using this
health givcr and prcscrer viii be interested know
that we have a stock of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Frpon references ~ the facts concerning
Tie silver IN the treasury which appear
10 "a article ca the fourth page d 60
day issue some light viii to throsn
upon TIE unreasonabieness u the de-
mands Of the extreme SILVER advocates.
Ia Ihs first place the government owns
over 800 g. % silver bullion which
converted 80 dollars would make a
grand total q sl396fs6Ud There are
stored In the treasury sskil .0oo.0oo
standard silver dol ars add fi2it9.0Oo
OF subsidiary o. fractional coins The
aeto4l circulation Of silver dollars -
oaly 5soCouo-a little more than ons-
sixfh q the number u dollars lying idle
IN The treasury. u course the greater
part Of the stored bullion and dollars Is
represented ~ silver certificates and
othsr notes q the government These
certificates form large part Of the CIR
eulaIion which is greater today than IL
has been before IN the history Of the coun-
fry. The more extensive use OF silver
voald retire the silver certificates and
tFiug ths coin into circulation. We
have silver enoogh 10 supply Us with all
the noaey ws are likely 10 need AZ any
time within the next decade. aud Jet the
siIser men insist that wo-and We means
yoa aud every other marshall continue
10 buy the entire output Of the silver
mines 70 store away in the treasury
there 10 accumulate without profit or
uss 10 anybody except the sellers II
the silver nov on hand could be forced
into actual circulation We would not
know what 90 do with IL all.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Dt-RtSc the past nine months there
have beea il.isf failures as against 7.3Is
FOR ls.sl and the liabilities amoant 10
more than four times az much al those
q last year. Yet the democrat party
continues to point with pride 10 it,
rr....rI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

foxDox is sadly disappointed In the
personal appearance Il Emile Zola. but
tie great reaiist found more nastincss
IN Iousiou than he ever found Ia gay
Pars. and i delighted with the city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Rrssfs's interest IN France may ema-
nate from motives q Friendship and Il
may not The Russian bear IL seldom
courteous except for purposs. and Dip.
losatic Francs nav learn too late that
she has bcsa doped
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Ms CtEvDAsp's ideas - . repub.
hssn fsFm Il goFesnmeni are spreading
raFiilY The presidsnt q OsntemAls
hss aes.ierei himseif dietator snd de
uils-ed congress
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Wowrs continne "a sprint right - The
froat "a ksnsa~- Governor i.eweliing
has appointed Mrs Eva Bisckmaa
msmber - the Teayeawofth board q
r..lire onrsisasorar4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

sopS scientist has computed that the
force - q bolt q lightning amounts 10
100000 horpe poser. Nov " YOU are
ever BIT you will have the satisfaction u
knoa ing Rhat strlsck you.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

hes' heuee - a. sss Fi.es b sts els -
tsf5taa sselea
ff -sIe fine 49, hruse ~ est 6aist ~
- rpssi1s sas fs-lt hs4 bart ststrs t.sslrr41s
tscsa@. feFaaEe s4a So t1sl f<f-ss =, r44.ss
iaaHdlf an4 eissfi IL hastsse-t ~ - fsrss
ezst ga aie7 <itts .tAerf, fasls = - $50 -
3 lsaF % ave So sifeFa fst. &
L. ! Ala, aasssr eaEt1 Asttessi bsat-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

AssFHsa ssppoesd kendsilsiile tFssa
robiser hss osen arrested - . Chicago
.ieteetivs slash ia if-sif u slasost selh-
eisnf - pfoss he innoseacs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

- ssy - Th1uss JsfEsrsoas descend
sass are siise. they shoalsi secure "a IA
isnctson sesinef TIE present article x
deaecFae, ~hiah bears ~ nAme
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16
zeal ESTATE CRY.
MONEY TO LOAN.

no YoU WANT hONkYf-ffpe yca wf,I sns
IL "a 70 souf adv entazs ~ - - tsfors bcr.
HuWine
We make inens % househoid enoas rfsnn.
foss-s waeons, - rer~orei property q anf
hind "a the lowest fusssbis isl1s ED IN ths
quickest possit,is time.
Oar lcans are p.sds wfthouf rasiicisr snf
siss proleru - ieh n Teur tndfstzasl r<.s-es
slssA
i.oans esn - esrrisd - is.nr - tesifed oresa
y f-atd a fati- - 10 IEft 81 any tEse - s8if
ys'aF essnFentssce, aud AR psft - fsfnca~ n
stst 81 seFtytax Ne kasa
IT, csc ialatsce fasrtfaye. FfaRA -
ether FFcperfs. az vtli s,af nae tof go nal
ssIf. - hnE - - a@slfe
We sieo uaske iosns 60 he l-esidinz sna lsas
ssfssftaftff. "a
t,af eanAsss ere Ne r,e<s riea&<ns n ~ cfts
sna sfe - sffseEei that raFties eeiline nt-1a
n Fsg h~ waft~a upva enAekis 49, eealts
tnsif
he@sznt-sF 49, ~. hsss sss 49, - tsrsk 90,
Fstfefts end n aasef sd go Fssorn ihs
As4.Eff ~ sHs tluIs
Grand kAflps NoHTak8r aoAS CO.
ke~en = Iasa htask
fcfses - Nenr,a. fesfl sna lsasi -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Children's Eidesdown cloaking. q
inches wide. only &c per yard.
VoluT, HERPoLsHEIMER 4 Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Fifteen "Aristo" Cabinets. finest
finish. from two sittings. sl.s5. Persons
Gallery. iS5 South Division street.
tT-Ws Pay Car Fare.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

lT47 Pearl street Is now located
NJ shooting gallery. where lovers Of
rifle practice can find amusement in that
line.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Children's Eiderdown Cloaking. -
inches wide. only DC )er yard.
VoIGT. HrRPoIsHFIMER X Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

One fare for the round trip 10 Chi
cage October 18th and 18th over Lake
Shore
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

4 fEN SNAIL snaas 81 neaes - fos- "a
= sesf sptst sfaFtss shsa : aEssfasr -
hstsee saa Asts - - : IL fte ae.sth 80 "a
.ststk - fLe "a easf tefHts Ffsc-s - -
$50 - $50 NEiasf =. nritths. -
lna4l a sa4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

Special Blanket sale at
VoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER x Co.'S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16
DOG MEDICINES

In which you will find cure for all the Ills dog
flesh Is heir to-Mangc Cure, Distempcr Cure, Canker
Wash. Dog Soap and Cure for FITS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-16

ukkFfp fs.ss = ka-.~. - - s.ors
" s<t<4 fe-<s .&4 - - t.-s|fai - 4u1.I. ~
= ken,s ~ ...s.a - II Askes : -.
(selfs'... .. :, =: - 5 - : - = =.
s =. . ssss ~ : 49, :. - :, 80 -
tkfA.T a. $500 :, $50 a. -
" kssisassE = ke.A s..s'.< asssns ~ sl<zi
sf..e > vsssEls.s s'ssst u : z.-a. .s.ds
IEftktAL Lf.f,ek 10 - kesslu 49,
r.. { s, ss;';.' :. ~ :. :
SAAf fos tsss>'kas ..sz $50 sls,s ,asns tssn..
- ~ s4iss - lssks ~ <sesr& = e4rp,
sork aeas - tss nfoat<a AL ~sstins 81
fesos Nrsy 30 t<usr4A>f> fstAe<ses. t.<k
sOsfNsss c<sos.
A D BrfcH. U.n ~, ssa r.,assss
las. az 1lss'es = si,'l1.s
sAsH p<la Zoe s..en2.k.ed stoves also
nssise = ,. sad ; : Isss.as. = = ins
II koNlsa-sees 4 hs.a lsss isurs ..sis
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-. noafb D..ssan =
1 ApIEs Aa.s yos.r flssA so..s ess essr. ~
IA Used % ztee 81 - - exsnert. t9ein
esnins snd TsIaiftns Eas eotk rsn1arafe
price& k&ss.in - i.ed<ant hlock .rtssxs sffss
opposite ~ staEs hlaek.
EAyk orsiers - HcrIfnsrs arar ssssn -
IL Aontoe s1resf, Sc tsFsn4 kalIai 1naslnz
Nans E<Ncs Tsrkad. nexed aa1 alu1aA l. u
Dsgo. pacsrissot- fheas "a
MIA e DERRY h1s re>p~rss ifer. nv A.
w ness sad l. Feaas - 10 besineas a kalr
dfess;n< AID Ensnlrara- f1r Ditlfloa "a -
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