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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-04-05

Barley is thus exceedingly rich in
the fattening properties OF food ~ Is
seldom. and never should be. given in
its dry whole state a. food for stock,
but in the form 81 rough meal or malt.
or cooked. il is employed very ex-
tensively in feeding stock When
barley is cooked IL must be allowed 10
simmer slowly at least twelve hours,
until the whole forms mass OF rich.
pulpy matter. perfectly free from whole
grains. and ia cooking the greatest
care must be taken TO prevent the
barley from becoming burned by
adhering 10 the boiler In which
il Is prepared. When thorough
IL cooked il becomes most
valuable ingredient in the food Of
fattening animals, and horses thrive
remarkably well upon it-so much 50
that course OF boiled barley given ~
least once day viii very soon reno
waite horses that have been worn out
with hard work Boiled barley Is used
by some OF the most successful eXl.lo
itors II Shorthorns in the preparation
81 their cattle for the show yards
Along with "a little oilca1e II give
that finish -brings out that Inellownes
in handling which j. 80 much 10 .
desired Id such cases For the iatten
ing Of pigs barley meal Is the king o
fools. For pork production II Is, on &C
count 81 exceptionally high percentag
of starchy matter. the most perfec
food vet discovered. and no other an
NAL viii yield larger percentage 9
butcher meat from given quan,it
81 barley than a pig Of good ~or'
Whole barley should be STEPPED !
water at least twenty-four hours .
fore being given to stock. but the NOR
common practice now i to grind II
crush il into rough meal Some thin
IL is advisable TO steep the ground la
lev in water--Prairie Farmer
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MICHIGAN'S BENEFACTOR


Iron. craaf Rspsis. Nh. Erssisg P,@s)
The most beautiful spot in al this city IL
inseparab.y associated with the name OF
Hackley. Chas. II Hackiey has been in the
lum Der business here continuously since
49,, and in tina, time has nassed fortune
which gives him . rating among the wealthy
men OF the nation. But with wealth there
did not come that tightening OF the purse
strings which Is generally marked char
acteristic OF wealthy men
II is not a wonder then that the name OF
Charles ii. Hackley is known al home and
abroad. His munificencc 70 Mlskegon alone
represents an outlay Of nearly half a million
For the past twenty years be has been
constant sufferer from neuralgia and rhe1-
matism. also numbness Of the lower li-bs.
80 much so tina, IL has seriously inter.ered
with his pleasure In life. For some time
past his friends have noticed that he has
seemed 10 grow young again and 10 have
recovered the health which he had IN yolta-
To reporter for the Press Mr. Haexley
| exuIairegi the secret Of this t-ansforznaron-
Il have suffered for over - years. he said
with pains in my lower limbs 50 severely
that the only RELIEF could &c, a. night wa
bv putting cold water compresscs on II,
limbs Twas bothered more a. night thai
In the dar time. The nelralgic enc rhe1
matte pans in my limbs, which had beer
growing in intensity for years finally oe
came chronic made three trips 70 IN
Hot Springs with only partial relief az
then fell back % ny original state.
couldn't s.t still AMI nv su1erirgs began I
| maze lie look very blue Two years az
last September noticed an account u Di
Williams PINK Pills for Pale People an
what they had done for others and son
cases - nearly resef-5le1 mine that "a
Interested 90 wrote - one who had give
= testimonial an eminent professor al mus
il, Canada The ref,.y received was ere
stronger than the printed testinc Liza ar
gave ne faith In the MEDICINE.
Il texan taxing the pills and found tne'
70 b. all That the professor had told ne the
would BE- II was Two or three moths
fcreI exper.encet any perceptlo-e bette
rreut of nv condition. My disease was I
.urh long standing that / did no; exre
.r,eedy recovery and was thankful even
b. relieved | progressed rapidly. howeys
towards recovery and for the last SIX mont
have felt myself a perfectly well man
> have reco nmenced the pills % many Peep
and am only TOO glad 10 assist Others
{ heath through the medium Of this W. ne
ful medicine. ! cannot say too mIcl
what IL has done for me-
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain al Z
elements necessary TO give new lie a
richness the blood and restore shatte :
nerves. They are for sale by a.. druzgis
or nav be had by mail from Dr. William
}, Medicine Company. Schenectady. y. T., !
soc. Der box. or SIX boxes for = -.
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LIVE STOCK ITEMS.

GROUND feed for hogs Is more eco
nomical than whole grain
IT is very wasteful to feed hay 70
stock otherwise than in racks
Is dehorning cattle they may To- Sc
cured in any way that will hold them
firm.
THERE is never a sufficient supply Of
early spring lambs to satisfy the de-
mand-
HAVE tight gutter in the cow sta
bles 10 catch the liquid manure and
and absorbit with leaf mold cut straw,
road dust, etc
SELL. hogs when the market i best
and they are ready. There Is no WIS
dom in keeping hogs until they weigh
just So many pounds
PrsH the pig as rapidly as possible
Getting it into market as soon as we
can is .he way TO make pork produc
ton the most profitable.
CATTLE destroy more pasture by
treading il down than they do by eat
ing the grass. Hence it il advised u
divide the pastures into several lots
A WISCONSIN, farmer practices haul
ing ON, his manure daily The lan'
then must get the benefit Of all of It
none of the value being lost by leach
Ing.
Tur sense o. smell is strongly de
fined in horse. and 1t depends NOR
on this sense than on that Of sight
A horse will leave musty hay in IN
bin untouched. no matter how hungry
Az ill-natured. fiery man IS wors
among animals. than mad Iexa
steer. We can kill the steer. but "
can't kill tho man But there i n
animal on the farm that feels rougl
. treatment more than . sheep does :
, Farmers Voice.
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STAT. on ONO. CITY or TOLEDO, %

LTCAs Cot >TY
<p.xrJ ,,EESEr makes oath that be I
the -euior partner q fthearn ofF-J CHE> Fl
a. O. doing business in the City of Toledo
County and State Aforesaid and that sad
firm Will pay the sum Of ONE HrS DREp DOL.
LARS for each and every case OF Catsrrn tnat
-, FRANK j. CHENEY
sworn 70 before me and subscribed in N y
presence, rhisoia day Of December. A ID $50
A. w. GLEASON,
ssAI Notary Ppbltc-
Hairs Catnrrh Cure Is taken internally and
Ats directly on the blood and mucous SUIT
fares OF the system. Send fortesc imonis-A
s-ee FL. CHryrr & Co, Toledo. o.
eH-Sold by Druggists 55c-
Halls r aEnily Pills. &c
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-04-05

Shrubbcry. unless properly arranged.
ID not attractive. either on the lawn or
elsewhere. but when the trees and
shrubbery are placed where. they will
add their attractions tn the best adj
vantage they add hundreds Of dollars
20 the value Of a place. Those who
own their homes should endea-or TO
make every square foot beauty spot
There is no space that will not permit
OF the growing of some kind Of flower.
An evergreen hedge Is not only con-
trast with other plants growing near.
but Il gives . green appearances 70 .
yard on lawn even In winter.
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e.zs..HsAtsAs
AWzaWaMAM
HAY CHUTE AND vESTILAToB-

90 that the hay-chute ventilator can be
al the side of the barn fiooy.
The engraving shows how tins com
bined hay chute and ventilator l.
made. The posts which support the
floor above the spaces through which
the hay and fodder is dropped into the
nanger are four feet high The
spaces between posts are just the width
OF the horse stalls and two and a hall
feet wide from the barn floor back TO
where the sloping floor rests This
makes the spaces - large that bum
die OF fodder or large forkful OK hay
drops through easily. A board six
Inches wide at the side Of the barn
floor prevents the dust and chaff from
being put down with the feed The
door of the Manager below Is raised
about six inches above I hat on which
the horses stand. and this leaves space
enough between it and the top 50 that
aman can walk through ehe manger
70 feed grain or to clean out the
waste which accumulates In it. l
have such manger with .
row of cows at one side and
horses the other; and, while they can
reach to eat all the hay and fodder.
they cannot touch each other. and as
have one handling Of feed and find II
very convenient To pass through the
maLrer to feed grain. after using II
ten years am 50 well pleased with u
that | would not arrange basement
barn in any other way. Much time
can be saved by having feed and bed
ding convenient. 50 that they will re
ouire the least amount Of handling
and this should be made point to u
carefully studied
was both pleased and surprised Z
find 50 large per cent Of the farmer
interested in cement floors for thei
stables. and Judge that as the oil
plank floors rot ont they will be gen
orally replaced with Portland cement
l have found these floors satisfactor.
In every way, and in no way more :
than in avoiding the foul doors whicl
are given off by urine-s soaked plans
When my stable is cleaned out In IN
morning and fresh bedding is scattere
IN the stalls the air in them is as FIRE
from odor as in dwellinghouse. an
all the liquid manure is saved by al
sorbents. Waldo +. Brown. In n.
Tribune
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THE FARMING WORLD.
TALK ABOUT BARNS.
,.rmers begin tn Realise the Importance
OF Ventilation.

.rs begin tn Realise the 1mportanss
OF ventilstaoa-
lam Just home from i've weeks OF
.ns,i,ute work. and have been greatly
Interested in the discussions and ques-
.,ons Of the farmers There was no
question which seemed To interest
che farmers more than that OF econ
a,ov and convenience in the building
81 arrangement Of barns; and ths
,r.nv points brought out showed that
,he farmers are making progress in
.,arvthing connected with their con-
s,rnction and arrangement Several
r,ints were especially emphasized:
The farmer who does not study his
Man carefully and post himself on the
cost of material and labor usually pays
from one-half TO three-fourths more
than he ought for barn; and cases arc
not rare where a building has cost
donble what il would II the owner had
teen inteligently informed on the sub
1ect-
choir stables warm now than they
were n few years ago, as they have
found that IL costs lOpu W hseP "uA.A"A'
warm in stables without underpin-
ming. and with cracks in the floor and
sides which admit the wind Stables
are now often built SO warm that the
manure will not freeze In them This
i not difficult If the sides are double
boarded. with building paper between,
ana the doors and windows are well
fitted and the arrangement such thai
no cold can come up from below.
3. The farmers seem awake 70 the
Importance of ventilation in these
swarm stables. and have found that the
best system is that Of an opening di
rectlv over the manger, and this cal
be utilized ~ hay chute. This
without question the best way To ven
-ilate stables in the basement, and
wide manger can be made with a roy
81 stalls each side. and a hay chuo
NAV extend the entire length OF Ia
manver above it. II the stables ar
arranged in this way they should b
made across the barn mot lengthSise
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Call 1t a Craze.
AN ALARMING STATEMENT
CONCERNING WOMEN.
now BAD HABITS ARE FORMED.

The Nr- Yo-k Ttrbsas says The habit Of
taking headache powders Is increasing TO an
alarming extent among great number Of wo-
men ,nroug hous the country. These powders as
their name indicates, are claimed BY the manu-
facsurers to be \ positive aud speedy cure for any
form Of headache In many cases their chief
ingredient Is morphine. opium. cocaine or some
other equally injurious drug having a tendency
10 i~aden pain. The habit of taking them -
EASILY formed but almost impossible 20 shake
Of Women usually begin taking them TO re-
iiewe a raging headache and soon resort 10 the
powder to alleviate any little pain or ache they
NAV be subjected TO. aud finally like the NOR
phtue or opium heud get into the habit OF taxing
Them regularly ina ginning that they are IN pain
II they happen to miss their regular dose
In nine cases out OF ten. the trouble is
in the stomach and liver. Take a simple
laxative and liver tonic and remove the
offending matter which deranges the
stomach and causes the headache. DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are composed
entirely of the purest, concentrated.
vegetable extracts One Pellet is a
dose; sugar-coated, easily swallowed;
onee used, Arrays ~ fas0y. They posi-
tiveIv are sick headache and remove
the disposition to IT.
Mr.. T. vARcAsoS. of Onrv L1te. Lafn0 Go.
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BRAN FROM cORNMEAL.
A UsesuI Addition to Ground Wheat. rye
or Middlings

4 Useful Addition to Ground Wheat, rye
or AGiddlings
In the preparation Of fine cornmeal
for the market the tough skins OF the
kernels are sifted cut in the form OF
corn bran. which comprises one-eighth
Of the weight Of the shelled corn
ground in the mill The chemical an
alysis Of corn bran. by q. L. Teller. OF
the Arkansas station. shows that IL
contains eleven per cent OF nitrogen
Gus matter. while the whole corn con-
tains over nine per cent, and the
bolted corn -four nine per cent The
amount of fat is nearly doubled in the
bran, being eight and one-half per
cent, on account Of the oil in the seed
coats. The corn bran contains higher
percentage Of crude protein and ash,
four times as much fiber, but less
voter and much less ssarchy matter.
This analysis Indicates that corn bran
has food value nearly equal TO that
of wheat bran, though the stiffness OF
the seed coats renders the maize bran
less palata5le for use rs single food
Being less heterogeneous than wheat
bran. but containing more fat, corr
bran forms very uscful addition b
ground wheat or rye. or TO middlings
cottonseed meal and ground pesa A
. part of mixed dairy ration ccs1
bran Is better than cornmeai.
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near the stable door where the manure
Is thrown into il when the stable -
cleaned in the morning A team -
hitched To il when full and II Is hauled
to the dumping pile and turned over
Nv its aid the sta bile and its surround
ings are kept neat and clean In the
lower figure at D b are the handles
used in turning and rightingit A long
clevis runs from the bottom up over the
end and to this the horse is attached
Orange Judd Farmer.
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II is 10 have strong nerves and now many
A. denied il They 10 whom nature has
ben nivrard in this respect can enjoy nerve
vigor and quietude II they use Hostetter
stomach Bitters- one OF the finest nervines
and tones in existence Dyspepsia. pro-
lific source OF nerve inqUietude- IS invari
ably overcome by this GENIAL Msll1Ine
which is also potent as n remedy for ma
larial and kidney trouble and constipation
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Judge

Two ladies were conversing together,
when one of them remarked:
II am troubled with nightmare al
most every night
Well. I'd rather have the nightmare
seven straight nights than do what I've
got TO do replied the other. whose
husband i a very stingy man
Whats THAR
1--WE got TO tell my husband that tho
coal bin is ernp.y.-.Texas >iftlngs-
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BOYS said teacher in sunday
school. -can any Of you quote verse
from Scripture to prove that it is wrong
FOR a man TO have two wives?" lie
paused. and after moment or two
bright boy raised his hand Well,
Thomas said the teacher encourage
inrlv. Thomas stood up and said: No
man can serve two masters 1hc
question ended there
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MIDI writes II not
infrcquently have an at
tack Of the headac he
II usually comes on in
the forenoon Al my
dinner I eat my regular
meal. and take one or
two OF Doctor Pierce's
Please nj Pellets imme-
diateiy after. and In the
course Of an hour my
headache IL cured g.
no bad effects. I feel
better every way fol
having taken them
not Wovse. - u usual
amer taking ,s her kinds
OF pills. Pleasant Pei
lets are worth more
than their weight ID
gold. III for nothing els<
than to cure headache =
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The only American order ever
founded was that of the Cincinnati. in
1883. was soon dissolved. Society
OF Cincinnati taking It's place. II was
composed Of the officers Of the revolu-
tlonary war
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ERIE, Pa. Feb. p, 1926
Col. r.rD Evans. Prop,
Evans Hotel y Hot Springs > u.

Evans Hotel nQt etritlr.r , ~
Dear Sir: Among the many VINO nave
been benefited by treatment al the h01
Springs. s ID and have experienced courte-
Gus hospitality al your hands. claim 'nc
right 20 say = word IN behalf % the springs
a. health resort. and cannot DO better than
"a state the facts in my own case
left Erie. Pa. about November l. lssi;
nv friends a. the u RE doubling whether
would ever recover my health. arrived az
Hot Springs - weak and dishea.teLed mat
n r..r,i.ir,si Ala 10 leave the cars and reacu
tha hotel. For the tirst two weeks ie-i no
Improvement Then l experienced charee-
w4lscn continued until NY del arture an1 ~
turned % my home very nllcn s'roA-er'
AMI almost free from pain
/ 90 not hesitate 10 say 70 anyone seekins
relief from rain. and desiring rest. that ae
NOT believe there j. any place where az IN
valid can - and lind 50 many ANY atlage-
.urh As healing waters, pure air grams
4 mountain scenery and comfortable nOiei A.
| eoramodatior.. as Hot Springs, >. - ln'
eleyant Evans Hotel Is equipped with ever
nravision for comfort. and all lat goes Z
mag. one feel at home ! am SO thoroughly
convinced Of the many advantages 70 @
found a. your location. that y - pieasl.
for me 70 recommend the Hot Srrinss :
iuvalids. and 70 those seeking amusenaen
as well as health.
Wishing YOU every success. erI tnat nc
Springs nav become letter slown and al
precia,ed. I am Truly yours
eS.gwd) W. NJ TYsoS.
The Hot Springs Of South DAKOTA al
reached directly by the Darlington houie'
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Willis often dream that \ am
being chased by . giant" Teddy
Doesn't j, frighten you awfullyy
willie-"No. because know that just
as the giant : going 10 catch me ! am
sure TO wake up~-Harper's Bazar.
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What's this parro, say ing?" asked
the visitor in the birthstone 1T doesn't
sound like Polly wants n cracker. =
Ne. Its Polly wants a bean I'm
educating the birc for a Boston lady
Washington star
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Tickets will be sold at one fare round trip
70 points in Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama.
Mississippi, Louisiana and FLORIDA on the
line Of the Louisville & Nashville. and
Nashville. Chattanooga x St Louis Rail
roads. on January :, February s. March ),
April and 81. 1875 Ask your ticket agent
about il. and il he cannot sell you excursion
tickets write TO C. T. Atmore, General Pas
sen1er Agent. Louisville, Ky, Jackson
smith. u T. A, Cincinnati, o., or Geo
l. Cross, Y. w. 7. A. Chicago. III.
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To cleanse the . = stem in a gentle and truly
beneficial manner when the springfime
comes. use the true and perfect remedy.
syrup Of Figs One bottle will answer Tor
al the family and costs only 80 cents; the
large sire 81. Try ii and be pleased. NJ anu
factured by the California Fig syrup GO.
only.
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Horse Power, Swinging or Wind STACKER
Saw Mill. Self Feeder, or an Engine al
dress the J. l. CASE l. u. Co. lsacine' WIS
Trre,- have the largest Threshing Machine
liant Il the world. and their i'm plements may
M reliea upon as the bet. Business estao
sishet l,42 Illustrated catalogue mailed Tree
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BrrroSs-"Thc count gave ne a ooAar 20
.a1l MIN tr,,.hfully IL Miss de Richie was at
home.| The Maid -"And did your But
tons-.yor much | told Miss de Risne
aboutit and she gave me dollar 70 ts4l
rim she was out brooklyn Life
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Az actress appearing in Jchnstown, Pa !,
recently Was referred to by The local press
as a favorite in that city. Tie paper re
marked: --s>he appeared here Just before
the tiood- The actress has erased JOINS
town from her nap--Dra-zlatic Mirror.
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Asa recognized state Institution,
chivalry is first found in France,
whence il spread 70 Spain, 10 Italy, q
Germany and 10 England
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HANDY AMNURE BOX.
Il Has Be~n In Satisfactory Use Tor :
Number of Years-

Number nj Years-
The accompanying figures represent
a very handy manure box which Mr..
r a Allen. II Illinois. has been using
for a number Of years The upper
figure is a side view. the lower shows
the box as seen from above II Is very
easily constructed. is eight feet long,
sixteen inches wide. sixteen inches
deep. and shaped like fiat boat Al
each end are handles used in unload
ing. II is very convenient. standing
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wrrrrcrss WHAT DO you think Of these
Lines to a Gas Company" Fetticusse-
The meter is false WittIcusse-"lhat
done Intentionally % make II realistic ~
Life
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"SouErruss,~ said Uncle Eben. when er
man tells yon he's discouraged he doan'
mean muffin by IL 'ceppln' dat he's pouS
made up his min ter De good an. lazy 10
res OF his life. w ashingtOn Star
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La hive has . fertile worker, ~
most effective way 70 get rid Of II v 70
break up the colony, dividing II among
strong colonies having fertile qusenA
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r.arno, sneak TOO highly Of Piso-s Cure
,or mntion.-Mrs Franz MoBBs, 2l5
W "a St. New York, Oct %, issa-
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BARLEY ron STOCK.


We have repeatedly urged the Iced
Ing Of more barley TO stock The past
season has demonstrated It's utility -
: general stock food. and has done
much TO encourage barley growing by
farmers The following is an average
ANALYSIS Of barley:
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Hrv noticed. r SAYS the corn-fed pnilos-
ouher. THAT man Is heap like WHISKY
the poorer he is the liabler ne Is TO stay III
the luz. r-Cincinnatl Tribune
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.Br the way. didn't you say thecounf had
afnrtuue in American securities Yes.
About two millions in matrimonial bonds
Indianapolis Sentinel
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.sYorR brothers, Ibid not know that you
had brother '-Oh. yes. or what - the
same thing, have two hall prothers-
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II suorID have you know. sir, that ! an
a Loudoner. as i was born IN London"
-put /. sir was born in Cork, anu am
Corxer Boston Globe.
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ANN may be as honest a. the day is long.
and still do great deal Of mischief during
the night--Texas Sfiings-
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$50 YOU won her handt' II don't know.
I'm under her thumb, in any event DE
trOir Tribune
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VIZ don't know what we can do till we
try, and then we frequently find that we
cant-Pucx.