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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-23
SEEING DEAD FACES.
A Horrible craving Possessed
by Many People.
ITS CAUSE EXPLAINED.

" hat "a Conversation fscyealrd.-A Terri
bic of Sensation and
Its Dangerous Results. a Doctors
Opinion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18
Z EMUL SION
SCOTT

qre es simplemente aceite de higado
de baealao descompuesto en- peque-
Tisisnas l'al-ticulas y digerido va. por
deci1l0 asi, mecanicanente- Con
esto 50 evIta 4 los estOnhgos delica-
dos de los enfe11nos Ell trabaio de
digerir, ndemas de que no todas lns
personas, afln en- bHenn salud, pue-
deu digerir el aceite simple.
"A las reconocidas xirtndes del
aceite de higa6od de bRcalao, Ia Enul-
sion de Scott nne las propiedades
restaurativas y fortificantes de los
hipof9sftos de cal y de sosa. E
conjantO forma Ia preparation mas
eheaz en- existencia para todos los
cRsos en- que esta indcada segun el
dictamen unanime de los prineipales
medicos del universe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

Este c6mod0 VI raPido vapor da II
Compagnie Generate Transatlanti-
que ia sido destinado para hacer II
viaie de Il Inca del Mediterrlnso,
correspondence al mes De Mayo
pr6xi1ao. : saldra de Fort De Fran
ce 81 dia . directamente para Mar
sella. Fl enabarque en- este puerto
deber5 eiecutarse del 1T al IS ca 81
intereol0nial, en- c0nexl6n con h
citadA Inca
Para lnEormes dhriglrse los
apentes AIav0l Hemnanos a. lse
FSIava de Ponce. Il. p Ut
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

Exijase I'm verdRdera Emulsion de
Scott one Sc halla de Tenta en- todas
las boticas y otros estRbleeimientos
en- f0do el mundO.
SCOTT q BOVINE, onmseos. Esw YORK
Tssnhisa fahrsezntes de los cslehres p4rchss %
Fnsoz rarcz - E,rfpINlrrfs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18
GEETRO GENERiL DE- SlISCRIGI0IES
DE
Francisco TUR I'LL
EsTABLEcIDO EN- PONCE

Este Centre rnonta9n 4 Ia altnra de To- nrin-
ripalas de la islay reeibe Embellishments nor
todoa l0s corre0H casi tulas las obras cientfE-
ea4, iterarias " recrearivas que Sc publican en-
ios principales centros eaitoriales de Madrid y
Barcelona.
Como ca ei presente ano empieza publi-
earse "a nusva serie a. a l2ib7i0teca UaireTsal
YEA IN Jlnstraci0a Artisfle0, pongo en- como
cifuient0 De mus numer0sos suserit0res las
0blas enc diona puhEeaci6n trae de reralO.
El Srl5n de Ia Node, peri6dico anincenal &
Indispensable para las families, conteniendo
hsurinas MnminAaos mnltitnd de grabados in-
tarcalados en NJ texto de las modas de Paris,
etis. etc.
La edici6n literarin contendra novelas, re-
vittas de ta1trDE Balones, cr6nicas. informes
las suscritoras, economics domesticas, ETC.,
ebs.
Aver, hoy maaaaa, cuadros sociales de
ltsOO, l.550 y 1890 aibuiados Ia pluma por
dom Antonio Flores, 3 tomos ricamente en-
saadss-r-nados nassrados profusameDte Por0
Gen Aicanor Fazquez.
iradici0nes perWanas escogidas por don Ri
cardo Palmae ilusbradas con los retratos de
loH vi-reyes espahoieF del PERU con grabados,
Faprodnculones de tipos y escenas 4 one las
uarrariDnes hncnn ref erencia.
AAueriua, historic dc ~ co10ni-acidn, domino
ts9a independmlcia, escrita con presencia de
iaF prlncipaleS cbras que Ian tratndO de esta
nsteria, tales como las De Mitre, BarrOs, Ara
na. thnvsru Utros.
Aon4o cotlllHflhclon atEinaS ae tns ppftts =
cue eata casa aduite suscricionos
Hisforia dc IA ABlsricu aats c0Iombiana, por
don francisco Pi Mar~aIl
Nuava edici6u 3sstir.,aa 4 roninsrnarar IL A.
csntenario del deseul,rifnisrsto de- America por
lrstobal Coi0n.
Hist0ra natural ric1neuto encuadernada, mo-
Tisina edici6n profnsalneute ilnstrada-
Et beio riadicado, j sen hdstnrfo Horpf de
hsf mRercss por don Francisco Nassnte.
Licci0itayio ae Histcria natxruf, nor 0dun de
blHu. N0utstaie tr2ta}9 feJrtco M prdctlc0 de
"A agirultua Z0tecatia II mas c0nlDleto que se
ha prblioado Eurepa, por Don Jpaguin ki-
vera imgaulerS obrss eonsagraeas 4 l5s agri-
eaitores, terratenientes s ganaderas de EspaIia,
= .as Americas eepanulas, llustrad0s nias de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18
ATOCHA 10
PoNcE. ?. z.

Relacionado dueno las aeIdiadas dogn faas
Estado ndos
todo saga de amacene ra de absoiaa
consigliente 1 precos bien Enltados.
atenddos FARAfAcIA GADEA obenda
del pbco atenda Sc hala personal
estando e depacho eriae enconendado los Lcenca
dos Ia facultad
DON RAMON E GADEA DON MANUEL K SUBIRA
resutaria dasado poa Ia enumeration de nfdad de
que cho estabecmien los giene
HJinat
DE- haogbina peaianaks
AlaoloEndo Barnes 6aaH Z S5aonpietr,
Grdsuzs sdosaaetr DR. Bopgraeus
nna Aoucdco oueopdts para
Tfnospe de todascz classes
Pauaos qu1asa sshctos Jarn,ocaa
A. 6enesds dslo seBof "a
nlson toctube 2 de 1892
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18
Sc ALQUILA

Una casa en- Ia ealle del Castillo,
n1mero D, esquina a Ia Vigt1d-
Para infornes dirigirse q ID Juan
Box, antique Hotel Marina. lib
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

500 varas de terrenos para solares,
termination Oeste de la Gale Tri-
coche, en- + 200. Info1maran IL
Chard6n AZ Co.
Ponce. Fabrero 4 Dc 1893. Dim
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

PONCE, P. *.
Repgssentapstes De las siguicSuss Corporacionss
National Board of-Marirrr- Nh desoTifers
NEW YORK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-18

"a CEBgltnAD GENERAL.
- TaSsS. La aM EMfA-
LA ESCRCFuLA.
e. REUN4 N4ATGSRH0.
Ia ToS = RESFRfADO8-
EL RAQuiTISMO EN Los MgNOs-
J en- general todas las afecciones
de il gargantas del pecho Y las que
proceden de empObrecimiento or
glFlico . pobreza de Ia sangre
Sc CEran con 81 uso de la
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13

Points I'm Tuning ana Poiishing-Avoid
Extremes OF Temperature.

Extremes OF Temperature.
Owners often Let their pianos 90 month
after month simply from neglect to give
orders for tuning. This Is a mistake, as
your piano may become seriously in.
iurcd. Have your piano regularly tuned,
and IL reliable make IL viii last for
yeaes. It is impossible to specify any
number OF times per year that the instru-
ment must DO tuned. Generally speak
ing, most pianos require attention three
or four times annually. So much de-
pends. however, upon temperature as
we'll as the mako of instrument, uso and
kind of use, it's condition, etc. that where
one piano needs fiveor six tunings yearly
another might do equally we'll with but
swo tunings during the same time. A
competent timer will attend 70 the regu-
lating OF the action and voicing, which
Is quite as important as the tuning.
Keep the piano during the winter in
the coolest part of the room and the
temperature as even as possible. Never
set it close to q register, as too much
heat is liable TO shrink and crack the
sounding board. Dampness is one of the
greatest enemies TO the piano, therefore
the instrument should be closed in damp
weather when not in use. in dry, pleas
ant weather leave the piano open, so the
dry air can get to the action and key
board. This will keep out the dampness
from the action, keep the keys from
sticking, the worries from turning yell
low and the strings from rusting. All
of these troubles are liable TO occur IL
the piano is kept closed too much.
Never allow the sun to shine on the
piano. as it will surely blister and turn
the color of the varnish, which can never
be remedied unless the piano is scraped
and revarnished, and this necessitates a
heavy expense. Watch the piano care
fully that the moths do not get into it,;
as they will do the piano serious injury.
Every first class piano undergoes a
process of vanishing that requires from
six to ten weeks time, and receives half a
dozen heavy coats of fine varnish, which
are in turn rubbed and polished until
the surface is as smooth rs glass. Every
one has observed after purchasing new
piano, especially in damp weather, that
it soon takes on dull, smoky appear
ance. This is the effect of the dampness
on the surface of the varnish.
To remove this, writer in the Boston
Budget says: "Use fine sponge and
tepid water. A chamois skin as dry as
1t can be wrung out Of water should be
used to dry the surface after using the
sponge. This will usually be sufficient.
Should you wish a higher polish, oil the
case with piano oil and remove the oil
thoroughly from the varnish with a piece
of cotton flannel moistened with q little
alcohol. Never allow the alcohol cloth
te be left aHy length ef time ON the war
nish, as the alcohol would burn it."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13
Hints In nresarnnI,inr.

Take a lesson from the tailor. who
owes much Of his success with tailor
made gowns TO his habit of guessing at
nothing, but accurately measuring.
marking and thoroughly basting before
taking stitch.
A tasteful finish 20 the long velvet
revers is velvet ribbon bow, having
long loops and long ends hanging below
the belt.
Merely cutting off the double breasted
front. giving straight edge, with hand
some buttons and well made button
holes, will make an old basque seem new
20 the wearer
A dress skirt not only hangs better for
having lining, but it wears very much
longer. When YOU cannot afford q silk
lining. select the cheaper ono in iinita-
ton OF silk, which may be found at most
stores.
Keep bit OF glue on hand and before
cutting buttonholcs mark their places
with the glue olghtly moistened. This
will cause the threads of the fabric to
adhere, so that the cutting and making
will not rsvel the edge Of the button
hole.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13
the clRl,s sANcruM.
An object Lesson In Artistic Furnishing
Tor yyuthfuI Amateurs

When a girl leaves school, she feels the
want of a quiet nook, all her own. where
she can retire in her leisure and enjoy
those day dreams which are the precious
possession OF youth. IL is not necessary
for 1t to be one Of the largest and hand
soonest rooms in the house-those nat
urally fall to the lot of the seniors.
Some unused bedroom, or even attic,
answers the purpose and is transformed
by clever fingers into charming retreat.
A few rolls Of paper and a can Of
enamel paint i'm the hands of tasteful
amateur will work wonders in the way
of wall decoration. A few dollars viii
purchase Chinese mating or an art
square OF ingram for floor cover, and
dozen yards Of cretonne make a brave
show when cut up for box and cushion
covers. Ii is convenient to fill the chin
ney recess with bookshelyes painted to
correspond with the other woodwork
and neatly edged with leather, held by
brass nails. A pretty overmantel and
small hanging bracket with a cup
board are other useful additions.
As girls are not as rule overburdened
with supernuous cash and will probably
be glad TO utilize any available furni-
ture, The Housewife makes these help
ful suggestions: Plain tables with sin
gle drawer make quite presentable writ
ing and occasional tables If they are
stained or enameled, brass drop handles
substituted for the ugly wooden knobs
and a square of japanese leather glued
TO the top. A plain kitchen table stand
ing firmly on its four legs and entirely
covered with pretty cloth is not an ex-
pensive item: neither is an old fashioned
pine washing stand, with narrow shelf
and large cupboard beneath, which
can be painted willow green, sparrow's
egg blue, amber, primrose yellow or 9th
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13
Cure For Rat,ic.nc,sc Bitc.

Isend You recipe for the bite Of rat
tlesnake that will warrant TO cure In 80
out OF every 100 cases. ] have known 10
tried for 30 years IN Illinois. and have used
IL on several animals that were bitten 10y
rattlesnakes since coming 90 Florida and
have never known IL 20 fail in single in
stance.
Thoroughly soak tho wound and swellcd
part with pure hogs lard and let the pa
tient drink one half pint Of this melted
lard. In severe cases, repeat IL in half an
hour, and give all the sweet milk that the
patient can drink. This kills the poison
almost Immediately and the swelling viii
disappear in n few days. a horse or n cow
must DE drenched with much larger dose,
but dogs will eagerly cat lard and drink
milk, even WHOM thcir heads nre 40 swollen
that their eyes are clozcl md the yellow
saliva Is running from their mouths.
Don't cnll in n doctor ~ bitten by n rat
Tier (as they are more dangerous than the
snake. but use the remedy and warrant
a cure.--WIllIam l.. Orange in Florida
Times Union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13


er suitable color and have brass fittings
screwed in, when 1t forms quite nice
sideboard.
1t can be embellished in various ways,
but most easily by inserting japanese
leather in the panels Of the doors and
surrounding these by hand painted
design. Trunks with loose cretonne
covers fastened To n feather pillow form
useful receptacles and seats. A basket
chair nicely cushioned. and box otto
man couch are also priceless possessions,
while the bamboo furniture so largely
imported OF late lends itself TO decora-
ton and is made in variety Of ingen-
ious and useful contrivances, which re-
commend il for such an apartment.
The authority quoted furnishes these
hints concerning the. all important COR
ner nook for the girls stady or own
room. The curtain Is hung from one of
those convenient swinging brackets. The
wide, low divan with its large pillars
may be covered In blue or red linen or
any other suitable material. Tle dwarf
bookcase near the divan mae bo pack
ing box covered with leather paper. The
drapery may be velvet stripes applique
on dyed serge and the spindlework
around the upper shelf made of empty
spools. So the outlines are firm anda
pie, the effect must be covetable and de-
lghtsome. Even the delightful window
may be attained by wood framework
laid against the ordinary two or four
pane window.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13


pared with Chicken.
All housewives claim TO q knowledge
of how chickens should be broiled, boiled
and roasted, but there are numberlees
secrets concerning these everyday pro-
cesses that greatly affect the results.
For instance: In nine cases out Of ten,
broiled chickens, and indeed broiled
birds, are rendered more acceptable when
these have been steamed for few min
utes just previous 10 placing on the
broiler. This steaming insures against
any tough tondons or rawness next to
the bone. Then again a roasted fowl is
always more juicy and rich for having
thin slices OF bacon pinned or tied around
1t. Following are some recipes from
Good Housekeeping not generally known:
A chicken pie in favor at the south Is
prepared by first boiling the fowl tender.
Then put layer Of seasoned chicken in
dish with plenty of butter. then lay
er Of cold, boiled rice. Repeat till dish
is full, with rice on top. Set in oven till
very hot, then serve.
To make a chicken pie with oysters,
line a dish with rich crust, put layer
Of boiled chicken, then raw oysters, sea-
soning each, and adding bits of butter,
fill up with heated oyster liquor, SKINNED
and mixed with white chicken stock.
Cover with crust and bake.
Here is a French recipe: Tie thin bacon
over the breast. Put in pan with a
small carrot, a small onion stuck with 2
cloves, sprig of parsley. Half cover
with hot water or stock. Cover the pan
and simmer 40 minutes. Remove fowl,
baste with butter, dredge with -four and
brown in the oven. Serve with sauce
made from pot liquor.
A dish known in some sections as
chicken la royale is prepared with a
boiled fowl, which is cut up, seasoned,
rolled in -four and fried brown In but
ter. Serve with sauce of 2 tablespoon
fuls Of braided flour, 3 3cupfuls Of chicken
stock, a half bay leaf, teaspoonful each
of celery salt and chopped parsley. Boil
20 minutes. Strain and add chopped
mushrooms Cook 10 minutes. Add the
yolks of two raw eggs and the juice of a
half of lemon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13

Wash very carefully nice, firm and
very fresh cabbage aud remove the out
er leaves and any thick stems. Now
slice it thinly across, rinse these slices
well in salted water. dry them thorough
ly on a clean cloth and fry in butter for
five minutes, stirring them constantly;
then pour onto them two spooufufs of
vinegar, good half pint of stock, with
seasoning to taste. and let them stew
steadily in covered pan till the cab
bago is done and qrite tender, then
drain we'll and serve piled OF hot dish.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13
ror Rnnnd shnnI,lcr..

Awoman physician has recommended the
following movements for the cure OF all ex-
cept very severe cases" Of round shoulders.
when braces arc also sometimes a necessity.
u Raise arms before your shoulder high;
extend arms sideways; throw head back;
etraighten heod; move arms forward; lower
arms: repeat 10 tmez q Stand erect; raise
arms before you. nae on tiptoes, then
throw arms as far backward as possible,
fink again on heels and drop arms 20 side
repeat 10 tiues. 3. Raise arms, With elbow
bent shouldcr high. bringing palms toqcth.
O. IN front Of face. then. with elbows stili
bent. swing both vigorously backward a.
Gar as possible even with the shoulders.
palms turned forward. This should be r..
pcatcd several times. but as the position 4
Someubet fatiguing rest or change Of exer
cise may be made between the movements. {"
~-bostop Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13
nfncnroni WITH ycnl.

Add to pint of strained tomatoes a
quart of cooked macaroni, a pound of
minced veal, salt, pepper, one-fourth
pound Of butter, tablespoonful of
grated cheese and li.tlo mace. Bake
in dish strewn with crumbs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13
A New Crochet Design.

The following design for q ribbon
edge was made for The Households:
Chain 81. One tc in third stitch from
hook; ch 5, l dc in last stitch, turn. 2.
Ch 3. o tc over last ch, 5 tc in next
ch, claiming one between each tc, turn.
3. Ch 5, SC in second loop, ch 5. / sc in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13

Core and quarter tart apples, but do
not remove the skin. Fill pudding
dish; sprinkle over with sugar TO sweet
en- them as with boiled apple sauce; add
a little water; put in the oven and bake
Press them down into the juice, when
removed from tho oven. Eaten cold with
a little sweet cream.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13
Egg Cruel For Colds.

AS soon as the first symptom of cold
appears, drink some egg Cruel, which
may be made as follows: Beat the yolk
of an egg with q teaspoonful of sugar
and small pinch of salt. Stir into this
gradually cupful Of hot milk, then the
white of M egg beaten to stiff froth.
Drink at once.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13

With the approaching holiday season,
suggestions concerning homemade pres
ents are in order. The New York Trib-
une suggests that student penwiper
for the library writing table makes a
pretty present. Take the china head Of
doll, one with black hair being prefer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13

Nothing succeeds like success" and nothing
win more quickly insure success Than true merit
Forn.ty years Ayers sarsaparila has malnta tined
itsporuarity the sui erior blood pur nsr II stand
up,n IT'S own merits and never fails TO give sat- :
faction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13

a doctor OF Corpus Christi, Tex, recently
grated piece oi "A rabbits eye upon the
injured optic of a i0-yc,r-old boy. and the
operation bids fair 20 be a complete success
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13
,EEy"E;s EM
ps$!. Z q @
cRocuErEp EDGE FOR RIBBON.

next loop, ch 5. 1 sc in next loop, ch 8,
&c in next loop, ch 5, dc in last loop.
Repeat from second row. This is an
easy and simple pattern and effective for
trimming underclothing, and ribbon can
be run through the meshes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13

able Make q students cap with bit
Of black silk, Rlueing the black silk
covered square of cardboard ou 70 the
cap. and fastening a little tassel In the
center.
A siifi white collar and tie for the
neck and half dozen thiclnesses Of
black cloth complete the costume and
form the popwiper.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13
p,s,h Of Mr.. Hoo.eveI,.

LoNpoN. Nov. AN. Ro, sevelt, the
wife Of the secretary Of ths American en-.
ba.sy. died al Asco. yesterday astnasou.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13

A l.s.Iiss Lsening Couture.
Very attractive aud piquant is French
fancy in evening hairdressing, Of waved
hair with fluffy curls on the forehead and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13
Accumulated.

Fond Mother-My daughters have TO
ceived thoroughly practical education.
Each q them is capable Of making work
Cor 10 seryants.--fliegendeB Blatter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13

FRENCH FANCY IN HAIRDIEssNG.
a cluster of irregular soft rolls and droop-
ing curls at the back. This is incircled
with twist of shot or tinsel ribbon care
lessly knotted at the side TO form an up.
right loop in harmony with the one OF
plated hair conspicuous in the center.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13
Observation-Disclosures
Three lines under this heading 10 cents

w ANFED-BeFs AND GIRLS TO sELLvIsIT
w ing cards on 20 per cent mmission. Sent
for samples 10 G.. l.. Morgan olnoyvilIe, X. ].
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-07-01
TOO CONSIDERABLE.
A Dentists Patient Who Made Grea'
Mistake.

Mistake.
Madame was to have two teeth eX-
tracted and decided to take gas Tor the
occasion. saws the Newport Daily News.
She was comfortably placed IN the Dig
chair and was enjoying the first seIsA-
ton of breathing in the fumes. Inere
,yas a delicious murmuring that re-
.-,;ndad har of the sounds of lovely
summer day, bees humming and al ma,
+nre at a lullaby. But she was s1lli
oonscions lust dazed enough to fancy
that a long time was passing and sile
was consuming quantities OF gas Win
o,t its having the desired effect. she
,o,,st he taking more than the DOCTOR
could afford to give her. Several Tunes
10 nod lifted her fingers to see If they
,vere limp. and now he suggested thao
che keen her hand as long as possible
Ia m from the wrist. Madame had a
tender heart, and in her halt-asdeeP
state it overpowered her head. Inc
dentist could never waste on one pa
+;ent that amount of gas. 1t was her
5,,tv 70 deceive him and stop this great
dra;n ON his pocket. So she let the
hand fall limp and played lnsenslple'
C,,+ came one tooth with a horrible
wrench that invaded every flber IN her
heinz and brought her back 10 hei
full senses with bound. Inc docOo,
,,os amazed. and both were amused
when the state of the case was realized
Tl,a second tooth waited for another
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1893-07-01
BELL RINGING FISH.
Queer Tricks That Arc Done by Two
smart Brook Trout.

Queer Tricks Iha' are Do"e ~ -"
sii''' ~
Fish nave many oiilies oeen .s'''s l.o :.
perform trlcks' anu - 49,. 49,,
as II they haa nucn i,loi9 iii ~. "a
tnan Is ss.Oiiouoeu 49, ~ 80 MOO had two
balley, Oh circus 90 ,-o.;,,ro y, b;a
brook Irouc ~ silllil o.. 49,, o,,t
private residence ena. W. az LIP Ia re-
OF the water anu .aAe - -, - and
tween tle loreiin ;.a 81 al Lii l' len +haT
would also ting ~ d liSeie - a1so Loan
requires AooU ASy s,io,ad ,l,o,,t