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SATURDAY SALAD.
AN HOUR ON THE Plaza.

From to 4 when the band plays and
the capital gives itself up to an ell fresco
hour, entirely unlike anything seen any
where else in the United States-and
altogether charming-Santa Fe appears
at her most bewitching. Under her May
sunshine she sits in the cup of the green
an historical past and decorous pres
emit, calm, beautiful and alluring.
If this putting little engine-which al
ways makes me think of an ambitious,
willful, wheezy, asthmatic old lady-could
only drag her trail of coaches through
the solemn vega LANDS and send her
stranger people plaza-ward in the alter
noon when this band is playing and the
sunshine is clarifying earth, air and sky;
when pretty children take up the dying
notes from hute horn and martial drum
and fill the old square with the shout and
| laughter of their innocent voices; when
this full, resonant music makes the spark
ling air pulsate with melody and the
bright gowns of the little ones, the splen-
dor of uniform and the settirg of horse
men and women, 'cyclers and staid family
| eq ulpages, with here and there dashing
bit of girl on wiry broncho or fear
less woman driver holding a high-headed,
FESTIVE but obedient horse-glye dash
and freedom to the picture,
wHATA FAIRY LAND
New Mexico would open up to their de-
lighted eyes.
Chilly" arched his head and his white
feet kept time to the music as his gentle
mistress guided him around the old plaza
where way back in the COS" had Capt.
Ayres planted and watched with
sleepess eyes the baby cottonwoods which
to day spread their knotted branches
heavenward- and where the goat and deer
of one of Careton's aides ''girdled" the
tender saplings, and wherehis namesake' s
baby hands held the twigs brought in to
replace the ravished pride of the captain S
heart, while the detail from 3D. troop
filled in the earth about them. Billy
heard only the drums which set his feet
a-prancing, his mistress but the exquisite
harmony, and l was bridging over the
years, and again the wild, martial music
of this band of the 3D. cavalry, the crack
band of the troopers-was filling the air.
Like was l to dream and grow young
again when Baby Marion lifted her rose
petalled face and demanded recognition
| came back to-day and
FOUND IT ENHANCING.
Under tho ancient portal of the palace the
pretty children of Secretary Miller were
entertaining other wee ones; handsome
Page Otero and his chief, Sheriff Cunning
ham, as brave and loyal an officer as eve
faced death at dutys call, walked by; trim
young lieutenants stood under the lea
shadows, and Kirkman, gray and battle
scared but straight as young pine ant
every inch soldier, sauntered under tn
trees with his little daughter clinging t.
the hand that had carried musket AM
. waved sword in the troublous days O
"the CO.'S" Like Rip Van Wrinkle,
rubbed my eyes and looked srount
There was the palace, little changed sine
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future home will be made. Miss Whitlock
will be pleasantly remembered by her
many friends as young lady of bright
and engaging manners and as having
been connected with the University of
New Mex leo as teacher, and afterward, for
three years, chief clerk with Mr.. VIM. M.
Berger, ex- receiver of public money.
Mrs. j. p. Kimball charmingly enter
tanned the Fifteen club and a number of
favored guests at her home on Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Kimball beautifully read
an interesting paper entitled "Lowelfs
Life and Letters" written by friend in
New York, the first reading of which had
been favor to her and she shared the
pleasure with her friends. After the
reading an informal tea was served. Be-
sides the members Of the club, Mrs. Bart
+! lett, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Boyle, and Misses
Northup, Fairchild and Solignac were
present.
The guests of the afternoon report that
the regular weekly meeting of the Fifteen
club at the residence of Mrs. Col. Pearson
on Thursday afternoon was delightful
| affair. Mrs. Gen. Fairchild sent the
president of the club beautiful little
gavel from Madison, Wis., with neatly
worded note expressing her thanks for
many pleasant afternoons spent as the
guest of the club. After the literary pro-
gram dainty refreshments we're served
The guests we're Mrs. and Miss Williams,
of Detroit; Mrs. j. Mills kendrlck and
Miss Kendrick and Miss Dyer, of Albu.
querque; Madams Thornton, Palen, Boyle
shannon, and Misses Fairchild, Northul
and Solignac.
Mr.. Arthur Seligman leaves tonight
for Philadelphia to visit his sick father
soon to go to Europe for medical atten
ton. Mrs. Seligman will probably &C
company her son home by June l.
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Hotel Arrivals.

At the Bon Ton: B. NJ. Coore, Dennison,
Texas; H. Ledrick, St.. Louis; j. A. Stin-
son, F. Stottle, Cerrillos; ]. A. Gllchrist
La Junta; F. Sanchez, j. Stein, San Mar
cial, N. NJ; F. j. Carey, Ell Paso; A.
NJ. Filler, Los Angeles; Jno. Pope, San
Diego.
At the Exchange hotel: Mrs. r. A.
Walker, Grant City, Mo-; james Warnock,
Alamosa; Charles Scully, Robert Cook,
Las Vegas.
At the Claire: w. E. Osborn, San Fran.
cisco; l.. D. Quincy, Denver; ]. w
stailey, Albuquerque; j. J. Sheridan, Sill
yer City; G. P. Rosecrans, Silver City; b.
Dauer, Lawrence, Kas.
At the Palace; T. H. Malone, Denver
j. I. Lindsey, st. Louis; Miss Sutherland
Pittsburg.
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Certificate Of Publication.

Certificate Of Publication.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 81, 1893
OFFICE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Feb. 2, 1894.
1t is hereby certified, That the Scottish
Union & National Insurance Company,
of Edinburg, corporation organized un.
der the laws of the kingdom of Great
Britain, whose branch Office in the United
States is located at the city of San Fran
cisco, has complied with all the require
ments of Chapter 4e, of the laws of New
Mexico, passed in 1882, entitled can Act
regulating Insurance companies" ap-
proved Feb. 1S, 1882, (amended April 8,
1884, so far as the acquisitions of said
act are applicable to said company, for
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety-three.
In testimony whereof, I, Demetrio Perez,
auditor of public accounts for the ter
ritory of New Mexico, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my seal Of
Office, at the city of Santa Fe, the day
and year first above written.
(Signed) 4 DEMETRIO PEREZ,
(sEAL) Aud itor of Public Accounts.
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Word comes from all quarters that the
neatest and most satisfactory dye for col
oring the beard brown or black is Buck
ingham's Dye for the Whiskers.
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Notice is hereby given that orders given
by employees upon the New MEXICAN
Printing Co., will not be honored unless
previously endorsed by the business
manager.
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Territory of New Mexico, County of Santa
Fe, ss
1, r. J. Palen, Cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. r. j. PALEN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of May 1894.
VIM. L. JONES, Notary Public.
Correct-ATTEsT;
PEDRO PEREA
j. r. ARAIJo,
I. b. CATRON,
Directors
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Notice,

Requests for back numbers of the Ne"
MEXICAN must state date wanted, or they
will receive no attention.
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The severest cases of rheumatism, are
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier. Now is the time to take
it. Hoods Cures.
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The public class in dancing meets at
Landrum's every Saturday night from S:15
to 1890. Admission, rs cents each.
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Social ut Ramona school.


The children at the Ramona Indian
school held very pleasant social Thurs
day night. After opening with march,
Mrs. Wiedmeyer presiding at the organ,
the following literary program was car
ried out by the children:
f RsoItatien@sTSe sphinx 49,: Alice Asrmon
Song-..Far Away. Anna and Bell Mormon
came a Pansy, $3.50. -. Mary Pradt
Charade1"BaItic Sea- $500. BY George
and John Pradt, Walter Marmon and
George Washington
song-"Little Boy Blue by Little Girls
Reading-"TheS ummerset Folks" BY Lille
Recitatfon-"Che ..... 49,. BY Susie
Charade-"Apache". ..... ...........
After which games were played, and the
girls served refreshments OF their own
cooking. These socials are one o. me
features of the Ramona Indian school,
one being held once in every two weeks
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LnV LrruTc The easiest and most
LRUl Ru[MI0' profitable thing to do is
to sell the Hygeia Corset. Send for
terms and information to the Western
Corset Co., St. Louis, Mo.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

of Santa Fe,
At Santa Fe, in the Territory of New Mexico,
at the close of business May 4, 1894.
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~ If tired, aching, nervous moth.
1A>l ers knew the comfort, strength, and
I. W. vitality in Cuticura Plasters, they
(,AIH would never be without them. In
49, every way the purest, sweetest and
best of plasters.
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Letter List.

LVIVCT lINCs
List of letters remaining un-called for
in the postoffice at Santa Fe, N. NJ, for
the week ending May IL, 1884. If not
called for within tive weeks will be sent
to the dead letter office at Washington.
Barela, Encarnacion Pierson, Oliver-2
Carnegie, HF r Domingues, Manuel
Corbyn. Claro A b Reder, John
Downie, Frank Sandoval Encarncion
Early, Frank Segura, Antonio
Gilmore, ID l. Smith, l. =
Arierson, Col Sparks, Il l.
Hoffman,, j T'rimble, w b
| McC affrey, Francis Valdez, Rafael
| Ordinary of Santa Fe Wardner, j +
Oberg, Hilda NJ Willis Edna
j. WELTMER,
! Postmaster.
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wrapping Paper.
Old Papers for sale ut the NEW Mex
CAN Office.
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Picture frames and mouldings Of all
kinds and patterns. We also buy and
sell secondhand goods of all kinds.
Exchange new goods for old ones.
Goods sold on easy payments. We
repair all kinds of furniture, uphol-
stering, mattresses remade, sewing
machines and musical instruments of
all kinds repaired and carpets sewed
and laid. All work guaranteed satis-
factory or money refunded.
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For sale or Rent.
The first house beyond the court house
together with household furniture and
small wall tent. Mrs. VIM. Breeder.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE OF OBSERVER
Santa Fe, May II. 1894.
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CORRESPONDENTS ANSWERED.

Beecham's Pills will save doctors bills
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For good furnished rooms and board,
central location, call at this office.
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Wanted Position of any kind, by a
young man from the east, here for his
health. Address r. w. at this office.
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Milk Punch 10 cts glass at the Colo
RADIO saloon.
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Shoes in endless varieties and Of
the very best manufacture. You
can save rs per cent by purchas-
ing from us. All our customers
can now obtain a beautiful eight
day clock for SO in tickets which
may be in their possession de-
rived from their cash purcl ases.
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Sold throughout the world. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEM. Corr. sole proprietors, Boston. 9B- All
About the Blood, Skin Scalp and Hair, mailed free.
Ry- Facial Blemishes, falling hair and simple
baby rashes prevented by Cuticura Soap.
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/; Mcclure's Magazine for January.

Il McC lure's Magazine for January de-
.monstrates anew the thoroughness Of
Miss Tarbell's study Of Napoleon's a.
reer. both by her charitable summary If
his services to France as 9 far sighted
ruler and law giver and founder of insti-
tutioDs, and by the remarkable discovery
she made Of contemporary document
written by q grenadier Of the Consular
Guards, describing t1=e battle Of Maren-
60. and the famous stand Of the Consular
Guards, ia which five hundred grena-
diers in q hollow square withstood the
onset Of the Austrian army, and turned
D probable defeat into great victory.
The paper is especially valuable as Civ
ing the feeling Of the soldier toward Ma
poleon long before he became emperor.
a new Jungle story by Kipling, and q
thrilling battle story by Conan Doyle,
show these authors at their best. Great
men and great. deeds largely occupy this
Magazine. s s. Mcclure, Ltd; No. 80
Lafayette Place, New York.
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Christmas IN Ireland.

Christmas u Ireland! In no land
under the heavens is Christmas celebrat-
ed with 50 much feryor, joy and unity
assiiII ireland. Every other day in the
year can witness 8 pail of mystery OF
al hanging over the land dlord-
anime eyllctio On but Oh this CREST
daysft 8 4, and The heayenl anthem,
g mon of good. Will,,.
stbli;ngs jo - md dns,s 4, Nh
~ in Irel land The rsligEiioss|
40 40 no imp Gathddie'
81 Ii 4 az "a Christ.
mas 81 ordt % ipin II
% t1st! hour, asad aridin saya
feW "a snponies 81 religion haVesa5
mors and .ifect
lnina n,ass Il Is siitiiea
I'm & llaour alluded
aal n
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/ Never Could Understand

Why some trains wes 9 called Limited
and since taking q trip from Minneapolis
to- Chicago on the North Western Linn
tied, recently, have been less able to un-
derstand it. To my mind il would be
much more expressive and exact to speak
Of the Nor IL Western nlimited' for
certainly there never was g train run out
Of Minneapolis which called forth SO un-
limited supply OF superlatiye adjectivee.
Unlimited this train certainly is il three
prime modern requisites Of travel speed,
Comfort, Safety. Imove to amend the
train 8 name by the substitution Of the
word Unlimited for Limited,
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IA Book Of Adventure.

q Such may really be termed book
published by the Northern Pacific Rail
road for gratuitous distribution. Each
year this railroad company issues 9 book
for public distribution, calling attention
to the wonderful resources and phenom-
ena Of the North y est It is written by
one who travels over the region described,
for the special purpose OF obtaining IN
formation for this publication, The read |
ing matter and illustrations are fresh
and new each year, and there are more
than 100 pages Of text and full page half
tone engravings. The type used is large
and pla n. The work is regular maya
zine size and fitted to adorn any library.
It is not only compendium Of general
information, but as we'll book of travel,
adventure, geography and history. The
name Of this work sent out for 1894 is
"Indianland and Wonderland"
There is a lengthy chapter on the Lake
Park region OF Minnesota, the center Of
Minnesota's 10000 lakes country and
charming locality.
The Yellowstone Park, the most won
derful spot on earth, has a. long article
devoted to it, including description of
the escape OF John Golfer from the In
dams. Golfer was the first white man
to tell of the wonders found in this re-
markable region.
The geysers, falls and grand canon Of
the Yellowstone are also described at
length. There is an account of life
among the Flathead Indians in Montana,
who live in one Of the most picturesque
portions of the United States
/ A chapter is devoted to the history of
the Jesuit Missionaries among the Indi-
ans of Montana and Idaho. The early
life Of these Fathers dates back & half
century and is full OF incidents and ad
venture, often of tragic sort.
Alaska and it's wonderful ice scenery
| is also pictured by both pen and camera.
This little book is especially suitable
for physicians and dentists reception
rooms, and is in demand by school teach
ers as supplementary text book in
geography, history, etc.
It is given away by the railroad COM
pany, who will gladly send it to any adj
dress upon receipt Of six cents in post
age stamps. It has been thus called for
from Africa China, Spain, Cuba, Austria
Tia and many other foreign lands, and all
over the United States n
H. Send your address and stamps to Chas.
us. Fee, General Passenger Agent Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, ST.
Paul. Mimi. f..
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passed sway 80 the see Ofs u PEARS Icy
ina Z widow and gro~n- up fanily A y
thu funeral, which waa held on riday
last, the young man eaught q sewers cold 'ld
which caused his death on last Monday.
The remains of father and son were laid
side by side. in the Catholic cemetery
after the celebration Of the mass Of
requiem by Father De1non. S.
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Waited from Superior.

= b 49,
Special to The Irish STANDARD.
John M McCabe has left for Albany;
4 N. Y, on, q visit to friends.
John Brennan returned from Chippewa
Falls, where he had been on legal bust
ness 5s 81
John j. Murphy, Of Woodstock, g
wealthy property owner, was in the city
last week.
Miss Nellie Donahoe aud Miss Ella
Newman have gone to WinoDa to spend
the is,aaays.
Two barges will be built for the Stan
dard Oil Company at the large works.
About 800 men will bss employed there
till spring. NJ ,s... 5ssg INA
w. E. McCue & Co, Of Chippewa Falls,
will build q large saw mill at the end OF
/. Broadway. Work on the same will COM
seeace ct once and rushed through 70
olstion! II. Is Il.
nstmas day sFaas On exceed ngly
sasant one. The sun sshone brig htly
bove The All was clear and criaps
kating parties might BE seen gracefnlly
ding ia all directions over the bay.
/ ice vas perfectly smooth fsirer
iaka rink can be found iins ii, creation
Than superior bay sat this writing
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rs

ss u l5fA E.os 81
Il Dick q hss 81 ,j,rnsd from the
Hot Springs sss
a The DISTRICT conr haa taken recess
until q 81 January q 81 ]. IN q IS
Miss, seie Collins, 81 Anoks, is visit
ing friends ana relatives il Tho oity.
s The Mcbride land case was continued
10 the January term Of the district court.
Attorney J. E. O: Robinson. Of st
Cloud, IS spending the holidays in the
CITY. B.
Mrs. John G. Lynch and daughter,
Stella, Of Carroll street, have gone South
for the winter.
il. Farley, Esq., and family are spend
ing the holidays with his wife's people IN
Dodge Center.
w. 4. Kelly, Jr., has Withdrawn from ron
the practice Of law and has accepted u. e
position with Ballard Bros, the jewelers..
The High School Oratorical Contest
,ook place Wednesday evening. The
names of the victors, with sketches, vii
be given later.
Tho fa,,ow workers Of ID. j. Murnane,
If Ia firm If Finch. Van Slyke and Co.,
nrase nted HIM with an elegant diamond
RIM, 90 Chriatmas greeting.
n a. Waisn mas aeoiuu 10 anu -. So -
" uiop pAA''1 11 co. ~ - ..- .,,;+h
1naoa Willis his seat on the district
bench
Y. .,, a.
conouc.or s'eo'k o' : - w -: -.
raol al1 Da ~. paso = ~
mopday Oh n's wa .olne y : = s ~ -:
where 10 speno ~ - '9'10 "i''1 -
mother.
The sermon delivered by the eloquent
paS'os % o. nuAe % So ! -.
morning we's = m'so1 49, : $500 -.
I'co'slly aoap.eu ~ o.1ns - 10 not'- =
. reai '''' =. 0nell ouS' " -" : +
ioi 'ns' s'eoo s.: :. = - 1850 800,
an apP1ec'ia1lon - iss osne' - 8 49, :
The feast of Christmas, always the
messenger of good will, nirth and enjoy.
ment made no exception this year. The
day wss generally spent in quiet enjoy
ment at the tireslde~ Appropriate serV
ices we're heiu - Sne :, Ya11 -. !.
and sermons n''1ne 'ne oof'S1oA z"o1e
preacneo' i.
The number Of applicants working to
succeed Jim Ahern (wbo by the way has
not vet sent in his resignation) as clerk
Of the municipal court is daily inoreas
ing. Let the Judges come together when
Jim resigns and, with the assistance OF
new deck of cards, name any Of the
three C's. This method will result in a
choice. ...S
y, ), !, !, :, !. gu, !, !.
lne 0 '''''. & ~ :, =, ~ NJ,
~ 'ne os " = $. ~. - aras;aan,,s
1orsn'oh u 'fs g. - !. 80 - =. - 60
sAe'.i = 49, 8 U :, -
schools. Prof. West or the state Onl 1
versity and Miss Smith o. the WlnonR
Normal School, delivered addre =ses. Inc
members OF the association are very earn
\ fr(l ~
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alifor,1ia Fr, CROP:

81 0o0 coo worth this yesr. ID
yons mt Is leat5 md at what
profit The den y q "a Do
You want to know whore ana 80 what
;pront the lnnsurr passed
'erape usciiona peach,
the loYlieat die
lsl,t 81
how trsyall NUN
,ll q s l;l1 yea
Rem 80
IlIaa lsI| I VI h NJ
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But what does Griffin allude to when

he says: ' In s.
'.The Christmas light is burning bright
In many village pane, A II, *s "A.
And many cottage rings tonight 5-sl
With many merry strain" =
Tt is a candle. called Christmas light,
which previously blessed, is lighted at
sunset, and it is considered quite an
impiety to touch, or, snuff, or use this
Christmas light for aught save religious
purposes after.
On Christmas Day the Irish people
exchange Christmas boxes amy gift
being termed q box, but deriving the
title from little boxes Of turned wood
stained red, which are given to young
people and dependents with coin to
rattle in. s5 4. j
The houses are decked with holly
interviewer with ivy leaves. The holly
comes down from the remotest past, q
favor1te evergreen, allegorically typical
Of the mission Of the Redeemer An old
broadsheet Of century and a half ago
says: 5ass. s.5 81
1.-THE holly and the ivy
Now are both well known; .4s 5,@sSs w
OF all the trees that grow In woe ~ ~. {.
5..: The holly bears the crown. 81 s I.
En- The holly bears blossom .Y. /. 1 III z
s Aswhite as the lily fower-
And Mary bore sweet j. sus Christ
s5 To be our sweet Saviour
The holly bears berry as5
sS & ]. As red as any blood ssssEy e 81 .5zs
And Mary bore sweet Jesus Christ II
To do poor sinners good. 5S1Ss
The holly bears prickle s 4
Az sharp as any thorn. s,
And Mary bore. sweet Jesus CHRIST 81.
81 On holy Christmas morn, 81. 5S
All the members Of an Irish family
assemble at the home, even though. they.
may notsso meet again for another year
Wit and waasail, gratulations 81
success and words 90 lort Is, those
who may ~ III, ortune Keep u aLl
The time; sl,ille I. ~ youn1 exhibit tl1eir b
s'sboxesp and an,11 ~ It'll tl,eiir,I
heslthy hilarity Such, md every other
festival ''iiia roland : VI insytrriiscablys]
mingled nth hts ina fselioc1g|
which have i,i D, o1e 81 dc most
beautiful md puohine q IA, Ia 5alladel
8, e,,i1a q, Va b
ieh isInuf1ieie ~ I, s. 1,
81 q i; 81 - IL Y u bp.i 1.1
in fIa m N
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