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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-08-14
Metes and Bounds Med Lodge City.

Com at point 294 IT n of swt eor of net
1922 thence $50 TT n l32 it W $50 fl 3
1R It to beg cont 1 n.
Com at point 426 # n of sW4 cor of ne1<
l32-2; thence 800 tt l32 IT w 800 II
3 1S IT 10 beg
Com at nwf cor of swt ne4 12l32-12, thence
40 It l9S It W 40 # I9S # to beg.
Com 10 ft of nwt cor Of sw3 net 12-32-I2
thence 80 1T s 1875 # w 20 IT n 1913 ftto he
Com 236 IT 9 of sc cor ofwash Ave s. Sn'v
81 thence $50 TT 20 IT n lao # W 30 #
10 Deg .--..-...-...--... .......5..
Com at point on centre ofMain ST where.
II terminates at n line of sw4 12-:R-l9
thence W 2l2i It 205 # e 212i tt n al5 II
TO beg less + of w..
Com 2l6 # of nw3 cor of net sw! I3-S2-ls
S4ft lS2 TT n 81 # W Isl IT to beg
Com $50 # of nw4 cor of mel sw4 I5,s2-ia
l& IT l40 # " 1S2 # 40 # to beg. !
Com 5l5 TT of nw4 cor of lei sw4 l2-sy-I2
ls2 II no IT W IS2 It u 40 # to beg
Com a35 IT W of intersection of W line Of n
Main st and n line of I'd ave w: thence
80 # q 80 IT 9 so It $50 # to beg fex-
Com 436 ft of sw4 cor OF SET l-32-R pa
IT n 20S # W 2s2k IT EOS It. to ber
Com 40 It of sw4 cor set l-]s-I2 g as n
9 % It e lIo II n go II W 3S6 It 100 # to
Deg ---.-s--..
Com at set cor of Spring st andWash ava
e: thence 478 # IL rods W as ft n
IL rods to beg less 7OxI50 TT sold JMI,ee Z
Com S3S It OF swt cor OF sell I-32- II 100
# q Us ft W 40 IT 2OS 1t TO beg
Com 9 # n Of So cor of lot 2 CIey Il w side
IN Eowlers add W 100 fin 90 # W 20 # s
los It $50 It u Q II to beg same being
part OF lots 2, and Q FoWlers add
All that parcel or tract of land formeriv
LAID out and known as Cooks add to
Meoicine Lodge described ae follows;
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-08-14

Com eco TT W of ne cor OF SCI ne4 2-32-I2
W $50 # 2640 It 1870 TT 1880 IT W ESQ
It and n $50 IT TO beg except lots, blks
and streets as follows: lots 81 TO a in
elusive. blk 3 lots ] to 20 Inclusive, blk
10 lots % to 50 Inclusive. blk IL lots / to
3inelusive. blk Ii lots 81 to 30 inclusive
blk Il lots to 4. 0 to IL and 10 TO 2S in
elusive blk. 10 and lots I to inclusive.
blk 10. Also excepting the following
streets and parts of streets towit: Stolp
ave, Sheridan ave g. Logan ave. From
Ellis st to Howe ST, Howe st & Brace st
from Sherman ave TO Sheridan ave, FL
lis st from Sheridan ave to n line of
aaid addition
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-08-14
Walnut Street.

"a Oh Z 1445 ID % Ii 10 70 .
North Main Street.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-08-14
Metes and Bounds-Sharon CITY.

MeteS and BOundS-SharOn City.
Com 30 IT w of net cor of nw3 sw4
thence w 800 It 145 TT ~ in 800
# n 145 TT "a in to beg .21 81 10
Com at NV cor of nw14 165 #
1886 TT W 165 fin 500 TT to beg 81 81 10
Com 165 TT Q of NV cor of nw4 @ 165 TT
5 1896 TT W 165 # n 396 TT to beg p 81 10
Com $50 TT g of NV of nW4 &c TT
396 TT W 80 TT 396 IT to beg .....21 81 10
MEDICINE LODGE LOTS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-08-14
Second Avenue. west.

Com 30 # w of Sc cor lot 80 w 45i II
n 302 # e 454 # 3i2 IL . 80 IL 80
Com 500 TT W of Sc cor lot 33 W 45} It
q jd2 Il 45k # 5G2 IT -. 81 4 50
24S g 76 ft43 10 "a W 80 IT - 2 o.
Walnut Street.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-08-14
Graham and II Addition
Proctor's Add. End Ave. West.
SAUNDERS ADDITION.
DOUGLAS ADDITION

Il e e z 4 4 iois I IA Is II Is II
j.. W. PoTEs. County Treasurer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24
Gold May Weather.

ST.. PAUL. May l9.-Dispatehes tonight
from Dickinson. Grand Forks. jamestown,
St. Jshns and Neche, N. D., Indicate tie
fr, st CT last night was the everest in many
years In some places ice formed TO the
extent ef more than an inch. Young wheat
is frozen of TO the ground in many l0cali,
ties. Ono report places tue damag, as
high as 20 per cent. There is a heavy frost
in Minnesota tonight, which is very severe
in the northwestern counties.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24

The supreme co1rt OF the United States
at noon yesterday handed down their de-
cision in the income tax case. The Law
entirely is declared unconstitutional
without reservation. This viii be q
hard blow on the United States treasury
as the Law would have yielded an income
CT from s35, ,OOO, 900 to $4,000 .00o- 1t is
thought by some of the leading polite.
ians that the decision will have the effee;
OF compelling President Cleveland to
call special session of congress to pro-
vide means for the proper running of the
government, Sd says a dispatch from
Washington.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24

Speaking Of getting out of debt and
staying out Of debt the Weston Leader
Gays: This may be hard 10 do iu 6
country so long cursed with the credi
system, but it must be done. and with
economy can be done Getting into debt
was so easy with our farmers during
good times that they did go as a matter
of course, frequently buying machinery
that was afterwards allowed to rust in
the field, or Purchasing more land than
they could farm successfully. Nor was
the farmer alone in his carelessness. We
all INDUCED in extrarsgance and specu.
latiou and are now suffering the reaction
after the drunk Det US now resolve
TO sin no more. We can never be ma
tion OF freemer when slaves to the tyrant,
Debt. Debt makes millionaires and
paupeIs, masters and servant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24

In view of the number of cases o. ap-
pendicitis. causing the removal of the
veriform appendix the following on
the subject is full OF interest: The YER
inform appendix, or cul de sac, The
death-trap attached to the large intes-
tines IN the human and allied species,
and which OF late has received ccuch at
tention, has been believed by some TO be
an organ inst developing. 1t has even
been argued that the babies of three OF
four centuries hence will all have to be
operated en- for the purpose of removing
that useless sppendage. Recent devel-
opments, however, Gn disseeting a gor'
rilla), proved that the animals appen'
dix vermiform was 10 inches in length
whereas in the human being it seldom
exceeds three inches. From this it ID
argued that the appendix lie really breed
ing out, and that the future man, instead
OF having that organ developed to the
size of a 10-pound sugar sack, will really
have none at all.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24

Those who saw the kinetoscope ex-
hibited in this citv this week looked in
TO one of the most wonderful inventions
OF The present age. Photography is 8
great thing, and we wonder at its per-
lection: but in the kine.oscope action lie
actually pictured in all the details OF the
event happening. Take the bar room
scene. fer instance. The bIT tender
stands behind the bar. Two men, large
anc small, go up to the bar they shake
the dice cups aud begin throwing dice
for the drinks. A dispute arises. ss:s
are shook in each others faces, aud soon
very hot fight is in progress. Then a
policeman rushss into tha room, grabs
the men by the collars and fairly rushes
them from the room. all jus: according
10 an actnsi occurrence. What do you
think CT the brain that conceived Of that;
it vas net made Of sea foam; but of sol-
ii, closely knit, carefully assorted fibres
and nerves capable OF working without
birch whip in proximity it was the
grey matierin the head oil Edison.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24
The Corvallis Election.

The city election was held in Corval
is Yesterday. The Times in very I've
editorial indicated the issue OF the day,
the result of which is given elsewhere:
Today the voters of Corvallis will an
nounce their verdict for either the veal
or the woe of this city for two coming
years. It is, or, at least should be, a
time for sober and serious reflection to
the voter. Do you wish las and order
to prevail over lawlessness and disorder T?
That is the question that confronts you
and will not down,
As you pass to the polls to exercise the
right of citizenship, observe the class OF
scoundrels who infest your streets and
crowd about the voting pieces to control
the election of your officers. Whence
came they, and in the name of common
decency, how do they exist? Is this fair
city to be in the future the paradise Of
gamblers, the rendezvous of tinhorns
and the parade ground for sensuality ?
This your verdict is to determine, No
more oppo-tune time has ever been pre-
seEted good citizenship to eradicate the
pestilential lepers from your midst. Are
the baneiul influences, admitted by every
reasoning man to exist here, 10 be longer
continued? Are your, streets to be still
honey-combed with morphine fiends,
vagabonds and all the miserable dregs of
creation; or, do you mean to rise TO the
dignity Of iull-orbed manhood and de-
clare, "The laws must and shall be en-
forced" Citizens. do you not know
that band of gamblers was imported
here last Saturday, and that another in
voice is billed to arrive today, for the
sole purpose Of defeating any attempt to
enforce the laws of this city? They are
not allowed TO ply their nefarious voca-
ton in Salem, in Albany, in Eugene snd
other valley towns. and they are here to-
day to defeat candidates publicly pledg-
ed to enforce the laws, in order that in
the future they may as they have in the
past make OF this fair city safe asylam
for the prosecution Of their forbidden
practices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24
Washington Lettei i.
W.sHrNarns. MAY l2 1895

WASHINGTON, May l3, 1895.
President Cleveland is taking things
easy and enjoying these delightful Ma
days at his suburban homs, only cominv
in to the White House on Cabinet days
For the first time in many months the
wheels OF the government are moving
without a. jar. ALI the threatening for
eign complications have been peaceablY
stage at which they are no longer threat
ening; and our domestic affairs are all in
q promising condition, notwithstanding
the extra time put in by some people in
concoting sensational stories about the
condition of the Treasury, and the reg
ular weekly newspaper resignation from
the Cabinet.
The Supreme Court has decided the
income tax cases, but the nature of the
decision will not be known Until next
week, unless some enterprising news
paper man finds way to get at it before
it is officially announced, as was done
with the first decision.
Secretary Carlisle is being deluged
with invitations to make financial
speeches in Kentucky, but be has not
yet finally decided how many speeches
he will be able to make in that state
nor a, what places Jr time they will be
mads- 1t is probable that he will go
from The Memphis sound money ccnven-
tion to Kentucky.
Admiral Meade has proven that the
for fearing TO put him in position
where war with a foreign country
might depend entirely upon his discre-
ton, by showing that he has no discre-
ton. His published interview while in
New York no! only shows him TO be a
man without discretion, but to be what
no army or navy officer should bean
intensely bitter political partisan. 1t is
the opinion of naval officials that Admir-
al Deade's injudicious and bitter public
criticism OF the government has made
him liable TO be tried by court martial,
under article 235 OF the Naval regula-
tions.
Democrats generally regard the posi-
ton taken by Senator Gray concerning
that alleged election of Col. Dupont to
be q. S. Senator by the Delaware leg
islatnre az the correct one, and believe
with him hat the Senate will not allow
Col Dupont 20 take his seat. Even as
radical repubiiran as Senator Mitchell,
oil Oregon, expresses donbt Of Dupcnt's
claim Senator Morgan. of Ala. doesn't
believe That Dupont will be seated. nor
tha: the U. S. Senate has any Constitu.
tlonal right TO question the legality of
Gov. Wateon's vote ae Senator while act
ing as Governor Of the State. Senator
Morgan aiso calls attention to the fact
that o1'y one man has been allowed dGr-
ing his Senatorial career to take seat
In the Senate without first presenting
the Governors certificate of his election.
That man was Roscoe Conkling, but in
his case the ce, tificate had been sent by
the Governor OF New York, but was de-
.ayed in tie mails Dupont will not, it
is certain, get a certificate from Coy.
Watson
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24
REfEaEE,s SALE.

NCTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
under and by virtue of a commission dEiT
issued Out Ut the circuit court Of the state
oi Cteeon Tor Linn county, and 10 the
Undersigned directed and delivered in 4
SUI. peneing wherein Margaret Brsttain
aho geo ". Brattain, her husband Ma-
loI Johnson and Mary Johnson his wife,
ss,ina FeckenPaugh. EmIsine GcrmIey.
u koor.tz and Mary KoonIz his wife.
Gvy thompson and Lille Thomson his
wife, James Frady and Eta Frads his
vile. z Dasis and HenTieta Oavi, his
wife. we're pIasBtiffs; and, Rice (tliworth
and Eliza GiIlworih hi. wife. Owfn c Bear
and Melvina Bear lis wife. Henry Rear
n Susan Pear his wife, William B Bea-
Charles L Burnett, AdeIine Bear and p q
Bear ber husband. and Walter MeIIree az
administrator CT the estate of Henry Resr
deceased, were defendants.
The undersigned, the referee in aid
commission Ezned, wi.I bs authority Of
the said Commission on the sst. dav of
June, 1895, at the hour Of GRE o'eIoek y m
OF said day az tne door cf tn court ha,,se
IN the city cf Albany. Linn county. Ore
goa, fer for sale AZ pubic auction 20 The
highest Glider for cash n hand. tie foI-
Io<iue described sezi es-afe. l.t-xi,; Be-
- - stake shst i 70. * chains
, GO ~ Z and O 9; chsi3s set iron the
norLhe~ss conbc, Of tisr Iloaasiof Land
Calm pt 0@en Besraa ~ife. Cain. No.
Il in >. II ) z 4~ef tbc Willamette
NERD an, Oregon, and funHirg sence 8
SeI7 M Z parallel Sieh the eas line of
said claim S4.I3 chains 10 4 stzkc on she
south line ofcisim No. IS in tpT3 ) r
4 ", thence So d-grees 47 Tsin " 4.7o
chains TO stake, thence y OF II min ~
4.T5 chains TO esake. thence essi 4. 10
chains 10 the place Of beginning. contain
ing 25 ~ acres. all IN Liam c5po =, Ore
gen
Said sale Is made fer the purpose cf Psr-
'i::oa IN pursuance of d, cree Suly rem :
cercd IN said suit and as directed IN the
commission issued TO the undersisned-
This gin day Of May 1896
A McBEiDg, Rete.te.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the UNDER
signed has this day been appointed ~ the
county court of Linn county, Oregon, ada
m:nistrator OF the estate of Jane E Carter.
late of linn county. Oregon, deceased.
All ersons having claims against said es-
tate are hereby notified TO present them
properly verified to theundersigned, at Az
bany. Oregon, within six months from .his
date.
Albany, Or. March 90. 1885
Ed. r. M. CARrEE
WEATHERFoRD & D WYATT, Admipisirato
At.ys for Administrator.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24
TN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE

TN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
sta,e of Oregon for Linn County. In
the M stter o, ne estate of 0lney Fry. Sr. +,
deceased. Executors sale of real property.
|, olney Fry, Jr., the duly quail fed and
acting executor of the last viii and testa-
ment. and cedicil of 0lney Fry Sr., deeeas-
ed. hereby give notice that pursuant To an
order issued out of said court en- the 4th
day of March, 1895, will sell at public
auction az the court house door in Albany.
Linn county, Oregon. to tue highest and
best bidder, on the end day of June. at 2
o'clock p. m. of said day, the following
described real property. lowh:
Lot No. ! tonel in block No. 10 tten) in
Sodayllle, Linn county. Oregon. Also tbe
south Of lots No. I (seyenl and teleh0
in block No. 2 20so) In the eastern addi-
ton to Albany, Linn coue,y. Oregon. The
terms of sale are one years time on $1,000
OF the purchase price of the property To-
Gated Ia Albany at ten per cent interest,
balance cash In hand. oLNEY FRY, Jr.
Executor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24
Money to Loan.

". are prepared 20 make loans on goot
improved farnls In suns TO sni,. OF from
s,ooo to sIo.ooO.
cuRRAx & MoSr.rTH.
Ladies wishing stylish trimmed miili-
Dery can noS select frUgn an entire n@H
stock Just zeaeived az the kadle% Bazaar.
Full line Of stray hsis st L T. Blaiz
Clothing Co.'S
Dr. G. w. Mas:on. physician and sar-
geor. Aibany Or. Calls answered prompt.
ly IN city or country.
Ice cream and 10 osnis a dish al Mrs
Veireck's Summer Garden. corner 3rd an
Broadalbin sts.
Just received new lot Of goods. includ-
ing ine assortment Of shoes, which ara
going at hard time prices, a. the cheap
Cash Department Store.
Miss crayfori' s slocution classes NEE;
every MoDday, Wednesday and Thursday
OF each week. at 4:l5 p. ". at W g. T. u.
Hall. Pupi lnas enter the classes ct any
time
Owing TO The rush for those little rs tof
quarter" photos ct TiukIe's and the
views of the wreck on the o. & E. Tin
kle has had 10 work a.Hiest night and day
for two weeks.
Genuine Chinook salmon and other .ine
fish always on hand at Hnbbcll's ,I.y Fish
Market, near First and Ferry. Mr.. Hub
bell is running FIRST class market and
keeping all the seasonabie fish to be OBJ
tanned. Try him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24

People 10 expect to get relief on the
silver question through Oi-metallic
leagues will be disappointed, except per-
haps in tie matter OF education Fig
ure as you will, and it pust CONS from
the democratic party. That is fact. +.
As important as this. question is there
are other important questions that will
come before the people. and voters must
not be drawn off into paths that will
make them regret their course.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24
Jhe 9entuerat.
What We wart.

One OF the greatest debates in the his
tory of the U. 8. took place on Friday
night at Chicago, between Mr.. Harvey
author of Coins Political School, and
Prof. Laughlin. Prof. Harvey brought
out arguments in favor of silver in strong
points. He said that what we want is
''First-Free and unlimited coinage ol
both gold and silver these two metals tc
constitute the primary or redemption
money of the government.
"Second-The silver dollar of 37iL
grains of pure silver to be the unit o.
value, and gold to be coined into money
at ratio TO be changed, if necessary
from time to time, if the commercial par.
ity to the legal ratio shall be affected b5
the action of foreign countries.
'Third-The money coined from both
metals to be legal teader in the pay
ment of all debts.
"Fourth-The option as to which o.
the two moneys is to be paid in liquida
tion of q debt to rest with the debtor, and
the government also to exercise that op-
tion when desirable when paying out re-
demptiOn money.
'Sllver is the peoples money. 1t wa
so regarded by our forefathers and wal
the favored money of the two. 1t wa
given the position Of honor in the coin
age of our two metals by having the uni
of value made from it. and gold its com
psnion metal, measured in it. Gold was
and is, the money of the rich. This wa
to be government of the people and tn
peoples money was to be the most favor
ed. Twice, when the commercial rati
between the two metals made IL acvisa
abe to change the legal ratio,t the chang
was made by recoining the gold coins
This was in 1884 and 1887. The spirit o
our forefathers then lived in their sons
The gold coins were changed in weigh
and size. In 1854 the gold eagle had L
grains taken out of it. In 1887 the gol'
eagle had two -tenths OF grain added t
= it. No change was ever made in th
quantity of pure silver in the silver unit
The rich mans money-gold-was Re
coined when the commercial ratio inter
fered with the legal ratio. This is th
law we would re enact.
"This rs question of capital on on
side and humanity on the other. On
sound money-the cound of clods on tn
coffin on one side; and sound money
the sound that has the honest ring OF tn
peoples money in it-on the other. It i
the question OF an English or nations
policy. Which shall it be?
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24

The world is full CT putrid blood a
San Francisco cobbler got mad at his
wife and struck at her with a piece of
pipe. Instead OF hitting her he hit their
little boy in her arms killing him. The
process of the law should be such that
in cases of this character a man could be
arrested, tried, convicted and hanged
inside OF week. The law should work
promptly Instead of lethargicly.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24

While the Journals sensational excur
sion item was fishy affair, as matter
OF fact, not being at all as indicated, a:
the particulars are well known in thi.
city,it was as matter of fact disgrace.
ful affair, such disgrsceful affair as il
frequently enacted in Albany Il shows
a bad under current in society, one that
it is difficult to remedy. The public
should keep their eyes on the partici-
pants in such dramas.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24

hark Twain is to make lecturing
tour around the world 1t is sail lba;
the proposed temperance OF the we'll
known humorist upon the lecture plat
form Is due 10 the recent loss OF his iort.
une, and consequently he feels that he
must get into harness again. Nearly
TWO years ago Mark Tsain made his
farewell appearance at Madison Square
Music hall, along with James Whitcomb
Rii'y Al that time people thought he
had grown very old and feeble, and nc
one believed he woull ever be seen upon
she platform again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24

temper. fear of impending calamity and
thousand and one arrangements Of body
aEd mind, result from such pernicious prae,
tees All these are permanently cured by
improved methods of treatment without the
patient leaving home.
A medical treatise written in plain but
chaste language, treating of the nature,
symptoms and durability of such diseases,
sent securely sealed in plain envelope, ON
receipt of this notice, with Iccents in stamps,
for postage. Address. WORLDS DIsPEN-
sARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Buffalo. NY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24

Another thing besides cyclone that
Oregon is not troubled with is mad dogs.
Back east this is the mad dog season
In one town fourteen mad dogs were
killed and people were SO terror'zed as
not to dare to go on the streets. Such d
thing as mad dog is hardly known in
Oregon, though there are said to have
been one or two cases. Another point
for Oreuun.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24

J. J. Hurt, Of Casper. Wyo., killed &
man who interfered with his family af
fairs. He was tried and acquitted. Ht
ought to be given a medal in addition
Any man interfering in a ike man.
ner with husbands and wives causing
separation and unhappiaess untold
ought to be killed and promptly. The
law doesn't seem to love such cases as /,
ought to do. and the husband can never
be blamed if be acts promptly and
-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-24

For good many years there has been
coming to the DEMOCRAT Office a small
nicely printed journal from Boston,
hass. There is not so very much in il
bat while great many papers that rome
to this Office have not even been opened
this is always taken home and read.
Our cnmb Animals is ils name and il is
only 30 cents wear; but it is full Of
cream, and no one can ever read it with
out being better for it.