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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

Gee. had never seen more than enough
water 10 battle To-. except IN the dirty
Thames. and ] could lie Tor hours az a
time and watch the waves roll In aud
break up on the sand.
"rhc principal street OF the village
extended an the way through. from the
Inn nc one end 20 the old church on the
tll 40 the other. and from there went
on and lost Itself In the many ms and
outs 90 the high lands In one OF my
ranbles had examined the old church
which had given the village is name.
and spcr, hours In is grass grown
burying ground. studying its quaint
old graycstoncs. Il was a massive
structure OF stone. and had been built.
90 ! learned from Latin inscription
lsi into the main part OF the building.
IN 1870. when there was a rising In the
north against Elizabeth. and In favor
OF the old. the Catholic. religion.
This probably accounted for ia
being fortified on three sides by moat.
/ lOng since fallen into disuse
Connected by stone bridge across
the old moat was the estate called
Tlcihcrgladc. with the old manor house
several hundred feet back, and hidden
by many trees This house was buin
some years after the church. but they
were OF the same estate
"My landlord Informed me that the
. present lord and owner vas Jasper
sayman. a crusty old miscr who lived
I IN the great house an alone. save Tor
/ his housekeeper. and one old man. who
was gardener, butler footman and
cCachmaR an In one. I had seen N,
| lord. driving through the long vlllar,
street IN high old cahriole,. OF IN,
French Empire days. with the many
! functloncd servant on the box. AZ hs
pcsred out Of the windows thought
I him a. dlsagreeable a looking old vii
lain a. ever laid my eyes on. with hil
hlgh crooked nose and the strongest
most piercing eyes, that searched yog
out from a pair Of bushy eyebrows.
with my usual nose for seeming .
story, Immediately set this man dowr
as one who could furnish material.
and meant some time to work him,
zone evening sat In my little room
az the Inn. smoking and watching th'
piled up clouds that hung over the hor
lion. hctokenlng a coming storm. Tn
nieht was warm and sultry, and the sc'
perfectly calm, and rs the storm woulI
probably be hours coming up. steppo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20
a TAME tEoPAED.
watch waihsI with o.. Master About
che streets % berlin.

Whlch WalheI with 10 Master Ahout
thr streets % uerun.
90 90 tle cl, ,.ito lC03ards arc The
e.siCg. to aue and teach % they ere
captured vh!c y,uug when they are
Old their uya-s habits have lCcone
axed and o is almost Impossible then
90 tame them. says Our ANIMAL
Frcn.a Thirty yeam ago a curl11l
and vcli-kn0va sight on the streets
u Berlin was Won der Mad,lc-n with
DTS tanned leopard. Baron Won der
M.t.era. when a young nan. was fcr
several ye'rs German consul IN EUTt
Wai'e there an Arab friend presented
BIN with o. youug leopard. Il was Only
@ few DAYS CID. itr eyes rot open yc;
Tlr y1gue lcrcn determined 20 max
o. pet o. tho leopard and train and trcst
% liko % cor The leopard was never
confined in a cage. but was always
allowed fuu liberty ard was well f,d
and rotisd Re slept on a comfortable
rag 90 Die masters room. ard u The
uight was cola o--pt upon Dis masters
bed End shared o. with him. Through
,lc day. indoors and cat. he followed
Won der Madioru about like a faith
tul dog and difplaved a dogs Affection
Tor ls raster. BE grew hy and By
into q handsome crCature-orc % tho
largest OF bis creclcs and finely
marked when Do had been Ia Voa
der Mgdliems possession about two
/ years the barren was recalled 90 Ber-
Ola and took the animal back with
him. Ia Berlin The leopard occupied
| thC fsuo place On hlr masters house
that hc hci done before and followed
I me baron abOut thc streets On t'p
ame way 20 lrft The sight Of the
/ creature stalking so,euuly along lc-
side TIE nan created cul;e a sensation
/ Ia the city and people crowded 90 sCe
them pass. But O. grew % be an every
day matter. which only attracted oc-
caslonal notice fron strangers or chill
lrcn. The animal lived TO be- about
Is years old. and died much lamentel
. by all who knew aim. His story seems
70 prove that the wildnass % such
animals Is only slightly inherited and
that their better nature may usually
be broash, cut by proper treatment
4 prcaature,y charitable English
ady who gave away nearly 5000 .0o'
/ Jy deed recently tried 10 have the deed
% aside on the ground that she did
/ .0t know what she was doing. but
/ 'hanccry les decided that the deeds
re- valid and that she oanao, set hei
money hack
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

on ~ ueck. uy thro-t was filcd with
tofes, azd horrible ulcsf broke out on
nv Jaw. Ate being treated ag1lh with
no success. 7 became disgusled 1ui
chaagcl doctors. I was l-lin given
the usual treatment oi ne cury, and
took euough 20 kill an ordinary -1au.
OF coarse, I vas prU-or-cct clrgd bali
@ dozen times. the disel-e returning
each tirse. until uy plysicisn lualiy
admitted that De c1lid 10 re no coed.
J an sure SHAT 20 ouc was ever
IN a worse OK THAI lay hair had
fallen By the haniiul, XIV feet we're 50
swoi ca that I could scarcely wosk, aud
] was n a ali plight
"I had seen S s. g. alvcrii1el as q
cu-e icf this dissAsf. and determined 70
Try Il. aud before I'D taken clc bottle
! fit auch better. ! coulu1el 70 take
tie remedy. AID a iozcn bottles cured
me completely. CD Lilt ior Csc years I
nave had no si-a Of the terrible disease.
s. S. $. Is The greatest blood remsdy Of
&c age, AID % uuiY Co -ltnl TO ttcse
a1ic.ci vith Contagious blood rcisou."
Fer Giiy years s. SIS. has been curing
this terrible disease. even after al otter
treatment failed. IL 4 guarl.feed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

De-. with The heads towards bis leii
hand. hence. 90 making The tuck ho
showed thc ends under the band toward
the lo-ja. Grain ls handled hy the
.hoeter by rrasD.ng into thc heads. as
shown IN the illustration and the tuct
should therefore De- toward the heads.
so that @ wiil not pun out
The applications % roller bearinga 20
grain cutting machinery was made by
. J. q. Perry lr 1859 and hla patent so.
sG.5ei. fjr gn Improved reaper. showed
and described various ways o. us.ng
roller aad BAH bearings 600 haryesters.
/ Un0uCst0lably the most practical and
satisfactory applications OF roller beag-
/ lngs l0 binlCrs and mowers has been
made ty he Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Company The Particular form
used by them was patented 90 iss- ald
is now % be found 90 all McCormica
machine The especially valuable .el.
I ;are Of the Mccormick roller bclriu-
/ is seen 10 The form -07 cage as % %
cai.ed-Whlch holds the rollers from
running together. and % ,or any caus.
I The cage Is taken from the SHAFT 90.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20
NEW THINGS.

A new design Ia kettles Tor cooking
purposes has rs interior divided into
several compartments 20 cook a num-
Der OF vegetables or meats al the same
time. the different sections being In
closed In one large compartment TO
hold water and prevent burning Of the
food while cooking.
4 newly patented pad Tor saddles 10
prevent horses from having sore backs
consists Of a long rubber tube bent In
four or more sections. bound together
a. the sides and ends. and provided
with a valve Tor Initiating. the device
being attached 20 the under side Of a
saddle or harness pad
In new wagon or engine the wheels
are surrounded by a jointed chain. the
bottom OF watch e. formed OF metal
plates and the upper side Of india rub
Der or other elastic material the chain
running over small pulleys attached 70
the carriage. so 6, can be used as a
track on which the engine runs.
Ina recently patented chair Tor
steamer use two frames are attached
together and fitted with Inflated air
bars for use as a raft In case OF the ship
sinking. or the air bags can be re-
moved from the chair and attached 20
the body for use a. life proserver
and can also be used as chair cush.
ions
Chain gearing Is used 70 drive the
wheels IN a rcCcntly designed railway
locomotive. a small tooihci wheel be-
ing connected direct TO the piston rod
and a chain running from this wheel 90
one Of the drive wheels which is gearc1
20 the next drive wheel by another
chain. the device being patented by a
Missouri man.
A new life boat is provided with an
elliptlcal frame. pointed at the ends
and secured to the boat by ercss-strips
the body portion Of the frame beine
composed OF cork or inflated rubber
tubes. to steady the boat and Increase
i,s buoyancy, at the same time actinr
aa a fender when coming In contact
with wreck or the shore.
A new combination for grOcers' us,
consists OF funnel with a plug opera,.
cd BY a thumb lever In the cutie, fol
use IN measuring liquids the funnel
being made Ia different sizes and also
with a graduated scale on the inside .,
that when the desired quantity is OBJ
talncd the plug can be drawn aud N,
liquid flows out through the tube al u,
bottom.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

Portable remembrance Of Six nights Of
$. Il. o.
The conversation had turned on the
samcnefs Of the stage plot, where virtue
is Invariably rewarded and crime pun
lahod.
III Is not 20 In real life" remarked
one II believe many n murder goes
unaNcnged. 30 FAR as earthly vengeance
De- concerned. Old saws are mostly old
lies. as witness. Murder Will out
Il used 20 believe that myself said
Warren who played "helyioa" but ]
have known Of several instances where
u would seem as " the finger Of Proyi-
dence had directly interfercl. that the
guilty might be betrayed. Did / ever
tell you about the strangcst event OF
my life which uncovered the commits
sion Of a crime 10 me. a total stranger %
"Ugh-h-h' Now Mr. Warren is going
10 tell another ghost story" shiyered
the soubrctte. budding up close TO tho
leading lady. In anticipation Of delight
iul horror.
Yes, Warren brought n bundle OF
them over from bis native isle. where
superstition is thicker than the average
bog trotters head. snocred the juyen-
Gle who owed Warren a grudge for crit
Losing his worl, as "mlssy-ish."
Il wasn't always an actor" began
Warren. IN answer 20 the various cries
Of go on" from all but the Juvenile.
who muttered Were you ever one?'
Il was Tor four years sub-edltor on
The Daily Lark. In LSndon.
zone hot August. when ! had been
unusually oyerworked. and one Is al
ways oycrworkcd on a London daily.
ny manager gave me two weeks on.
with ten pounds above my wages. 20 20
/ Tor a holiday
Now. might mention that holidays
were so unfrequent that didn't know
what 20 DO with mine when I got H.
I but just packed O bag and took a train
bound toward the north. and steerei
straight Tor the sea, wanted to get
/ into the quiet somewhere. and com
[ pIctely forget the noise and hurry OF
I tho town.
Just by the merest drifting : fetched
up 10 York at Churchstle-by-the-sea.
"llorc. hidden from the rest Of the
world ty tho hills behind Il and the
toa 10 front seemed the place OF an the
earth whore peace might be- found The
little village looked al u % might have
lain there. 90 the massive mounds o.
earth. Tor ages. Yet there was pain
and sorrow. and sin there. as else
/ where
"Tho iuu where got lodgings was 90
thc lower end of the town. aud com.
manirl o. iuI view OF the water. For a
fcv days ! dId nothing but lounF.
about On the rocks and watch the dli
iCout phases and expressions that O
large body 90 water can take on. YoH
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20
500 To Any Man.
Will PAY 500 FOR ANY CAST
Of weskns., In Ncn they Treat and
iau 90 Cure.

Of Weakness IN Men they Treat and
lau 90 Cure.
An Omaha Company places Tor the hrst
time before the public a MAgtCn TRnAr'
MINT Tor the cure % Lost Vitality, Nervous
aud Sexual Weakness, aud restoration Of
Life Force in old and Young men No
worn.out French remedy; contains NO
phosphorous or other harmful drugs Il d,
a WuNnEHTri TuuArNENt-m magical In lie
effects positive Ia is cure An readers,
who are suffering from q weakness that
blights their life, causing that mental and
physical suffering peculiar 60 Lost Man
hood, should write % the STATE MEDICAL
COMPANY, Omaha, Neh., and they will
send you absolutely fREE, a valuable
paper ON these disease and positive proof,
81 their truly MAGICAL TREATMENT. lhous
ands Of men, who have Loaf all hope 81 =
cure, are being restored by them TO per
feet condition.
This MAaicL TREATMENT may be taken
az home under their directions, OF they will
pay railroad fare aud hotel hills 90 all who
prefer 10 ~ there Tor treatment u they
Tail to cure They are perfectly reliable
have no Free Prescriptions, frce Cure,
frec sample. or 4. a. " fake. They have
t1'OOO capital, and guarantees 20 cure
every Caso they treat ur refund every dol
lar, o. their charges may he deposited Ia b
bank 90 b. paid 10 them whom cure Il
eHolxd. Write them today.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20
Tl0 Curse
Of Malkild!.

The r1o-t horrible discase % which
the human family 10 suiieci u c0nta-
gio~s blood poisoa. Il has always
blmed the doctors. for notwithstanding
the progress made . sore branches Of
mediciue, they have failed absolutely 10
discover a cure for it. whether ia the
form Of powder piil c. liquid, the &C
tors pre- cfipiion b always the S.
potash or mercury.
Mr. Otto II. Elbert, WHO resides 50 he
corner Of 7sd Street. aud Avenue -,
Galveston, Tcx.s, had a severe expert.
crce with this dreadful disease, and
under date Of April sth, 1876, writes.
Several years ago was 90 uuiortu.
nate as 20 contract contagious blood
poison, ard was under treatment Of the
best physicians continuously for four
Yeas. As soon as discovered that ! had
The disease. I fastened b place myself
under the care Of one Of the foremost
doctors in my State, and took his
treatment faith uily Ter several uon hs.
Il vas a very short time alter be rr0-
uoanced me we'll, that Tie "a ease broke
OFT aiFesh, aud vas ia aiar worse con.
dii.sn ta-ta Grit. Large lCzrs formed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

An extended account Ia given IN the
Cincinnati Enquirer Of John Floyd's
discovery Of o peculiar kind Of fre. In
extinguishable when once ignIted. u
Is represented aa a substance having
the consistency Of paste. and harmless
while IN q quiet state. the friction
caused by rubbing Il against a hard
substance WILL however set u agl0w.
and nothing will overcome the fame.
the latter burning with a blue light
and an intense heat until the COM
pound o. completely destroyed by
combustion. water having no effect
upon a. Dynamite and gunpowder re-
qulre a spark 20 Ignite them, while
powder produces an explosion. but not
a regular nre. but 20 ignite this com
pound there IL just the slightest frio-
ton OF rubbing IL against some ordin-
AIRY substance there Is then no explo'
sion or rapid Speeding Of flames. bat
strange. living FIRE. incapable Of be-
ing stamped out or killed IN any known
way. The inventor states his unwlll'
ingness 90 make the ingredients Of this
composition known. on account Of
risks 20 the public by SO doing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

rollers VIII not fall out and get lost.
On order 20 avoid the Mccormick pa
ten, the other harvesting machine COM
pany who claims 20 be the originator o.
roller bearings Ia harvesters has cut
out the metal 90 the ring a. The ends -
the rollers n the cage Is taken out
the rollers Sip out and become filled
with grit. or worse. so, lost The
methods Of the Mccormick Company
result 10 ON annual saving OF many
Thousands Of dollars % the farmia-
public. New devices are no. embodied
in their machine until long and Oft
repeated trials have shown them % b,
practical 10 has been the sane with
roller bearings as with everything ols,
Mccormick experimenting 10 done al
McC0rmlck expense
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20
Purely Vegetable

end never fails % cure contagious ..o7a
poison, scroiuia, ccleua. raeum "A.
caacer. caiasrh. or amy ether disc ni
the blood. II YOU have a blood { e.
take a remedy which will not ir.rle
you. Beware o mcselry; dont 20 yio-
lcnce % your sysicm
Our books on blood aad skin disei, =
vilihe mailed free 90 anv address. Seilt
Specific Co, Atiania. Ca
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

brotherhood Of triuity and Lighthouse.
During the re.gn OF Queen Elizabeth
a religious brotherhood known as "thg
brotherhood OF the Most Glorious and
Undivided Trinity" was directed by an
act OF parliament 90 preserve ancient
sea marks and 90 erect beacons and
signs of the sea" For more than d
hundred years this brotherhood KEPT
up the ancient sea marks. but erected
nothing new then they began 20 pur-
chase and operate lights owned by pri.
waite individuals or by societies; and
sim later they commenced 90 build
lighthouses and beacons Finally. 10
1856. parliament gave Trinity House
the cntiro control OF the lighthouses OF
Eugland.-"The Lights That Guide in
The Night" by Lieut. John M Eli
colt. L.. S. y. In April ST. Nicholas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

Tho following is the capitalization o.
a few Of the leading trug.g and sosa-
hlnatlons Sugar trust f.s0l0..lt'
.oal trust. ss5.09l00); coit0ureeisi
rest. ,20.0o0.000: wallpaper unit. s-9,-
BOO 900; lead trust. t3)0i0cc1. rubber
rrei $4,000 900. lnseed-oii irr-i. fis-
l10.Co0. match trust. ss.05l.9J3 sehooi-
frrnlturo trust. si5o00o9o; type trust.
'C.C00O.0. dressed LCai and provision
trust. 800. 100000. condensed mix
trust. si5.0J0000. rraw-boarl trust.
5000. 900. leather trust. Gi-s.9)0ioSO.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

a mosaic pavement Of Palestine. 90
feet long by % broad. has been discov-
cred 90 o. village between salt and
Kerak. east o., the Jordan. Tho pave
mcnt Is believed 10 belong 20 the f'th
century after Chrlst-San Francisco
Call.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

Trains MARI "A stop on signal only,
Trans 40 not stop where no time it given.
All nav shore line uains use Grand Cen
trai station 81 Houston, and The Union Depot
fhroufh tickets or sale "a Galveston fof all
paiuia north rast AMI wet
Close conuesuona 90 hoution with Az truuk
lines
W.. SIMMONS, n, fsNlth
luion Tctei AErat NenelN Agent
Haattnu. 90 fremont ~. Haltctieu
&. W. NELsoN, u, 7. A. Houston.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

cess ity VITA
the lcft hand
machine the
heads Of me
grain are az the
leu hand OF che
man doing the
binding so in
taking ont On
bundle with Oh
band around o.
whether the man
turned 90 the
front table or 90
fte trcif table nn
kept bis position
toward the bun
die Itself thl.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

Only persons under thirty years u
axe we're ready 10 accept promptly ilar-
yoy's great discovery of the circulation
Of the blood and just as youth ls most
apt 10 respond 10 the touch u genius.
70 men OF rare abilities seldom fail o.
the spirit % perpetual youth. Keeping
young Is simply keeping abreast Eith
the timoa We are In. At the recent aa-
niyeraary 10 New York City % the
founding Of Stevens Institute. "a Mayor
Hewitt related this incident When
! vas a student AZ Columbia. base ball
was our only game. and not such a dot
r.mcnt 90 a college aa % a. to-day We
lost most o. our balls by knocking them
over into a yard Of a house 20 Barclay
street one day when We wore short
and could not set any base balls. ! was
appointed o. committee ~ one 90 visit
tho house and ask flr some a gem
LEHMAN appeared in answer 90 ms que8.
zion. and producing a basket contain
ing twenty-five or thirty balls. asfei u
they were ours ! said that ! supposed
they were Every one o. them has
broken a window 20 Day house. De- r,-
Joined You may take them. and when
you have 600 the windows lu my music
tDOU broken. come over t0 Ulhuaeu
and There you shall have iaIr lo.l.
That man was the greatest mechanical
engineer tLr UeIt5s' naval engineer
ito greatest railroad engineer which
tho nineteenth century BIAS produced
Robert .. stevens
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

IS man % Office. says q vsll-known
rnfsrman. who can bring himself 90
utter tho mple form of words. That is
rr0ug Uay carry DIS point 10 council.
though everybody BE- against him
such initiative courage vas recently
exercised by thr trustees of the public
library lu Newark in excluding certain
notorious specimens % the new Jour
aa..m from i,s tables and the cou-
ag.on o, its example has spread rap
dB through scores o. the prumincn,
libraries and giub.h0uses ~ the coun-
.fy T1 have rat the fashion Co., Ia this
instance. ro small honor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

Garment. taken from Egypaln mum
u.,. have been found Co hp dyed VIII
Hf-u.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

There u.s. nobody wr lkc better than
thr m1u who s.. willing to speak DIS
opinion. except tlr MAN who i- viii.
.ue f1 kptp them to himself
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20

81 am absolutely recovered. which
az my advanced ago seems a liitlo
short Of % miracle. ! really am better
Than ] was for year. before / had that
stroke AMI DR.. Williams and his Pink
Pills Tor Palo People are the upper
most thoughts ia my mind night and
day, and my ihansiulncss for having
through Providence seen that ucwspa-
per advertisement. 1 can never ado-
quaiely express
The projectors Of DR.. Williams
Pink roo. for palo peopI, state that
they are not pI,int medicine but a
prescription used for many years by
an eminent practitioner who produced
thn most wonderful results with them
curing all forms Of weakness arising
from q watery condition Of tho blood
or shattered nerves. two fruitful cause.
OF almost every ~. 10 which flesh Dr.
heir. The pills are also a specific Tor
the troubles peculiar o. females. such
as suppressioa, all forms 90 weakness
chronic constipation. bearing down
pains ctc.. ani in the case oi men will
give speedy relief and effect a pcrml.
uent cure 10 all eases arising from
mental worry oycrwOrk. or e&cossos
81 Whatever nature. Ihsy are entirely
harmless and can b, given 10 weak
and sicNly children with the creates,
good and without tho slightest danger.
Pink Pills are sold by all dealers. o.
will b' sent post paid on receipt of
| price, go cents a box or six boxes ior
$500 they are mover sold ia bulk 90
/ by tho 100. by addressing Dr.
Williams Medicine Company. Science
taIy. y. \.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20
Rocked on tho crest ~ the wn,ss.

lhrl rufsWau. tnHf.sf Ur rUIumrrr M Traveller.
speedily begins anI boot 0uY treins boo con.
UrHr. tu fffl che extreme 0f human misery
duuur ihr tTHusf frruss thr ismuesfuuuf
AiIuHUr NuI If With vice UfHs.IrnHr. Dr. has
Stomach r.urrs. De tHur. hrr promptly mIu-
gated. HuI then cease rUr thr Euul suIU again
uIHfs boz aUrrUr IHIs BEL worth knuHInE. nui
tIIHsHrf. Hf our fHIHfsuau. HHmmeT NuYs
hFrI. i1lfI.t aHi hu.ursa men do kulu Do.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20
THE ACTORS STORY.

TRAVETING TIC
atrical company sat
about the stove ln
the depot west
orn town. awaiting
a two hours late
train 10 make their
next stand Their
weekly repostory
had been presented.
and they we're loay
ing with the com
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-20
Don't Toiacco spit and u,.r Your ~,
Auuf.

THuu.f fsI.l rrn fHsIY .uI forever be- mag
rsfr fHII lI Hi.. urr,H 1ui tIe.r tHke Solo.
UH" IHH uuHfrraHUr.rr chat mlkrs Wtak men
strong 40 tr.Ee..fs inrurtI cure Euarau.
frrI U#t'rf aul sample frr Ailress
sterling .rurir co.. ttIrae1 Ur Sew lufk