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bereavement by writing her a note OF coz
dolence. In this letter use all your tact
ard, while expressing your sorrow. do not
add TO hers. A few we'll chosec words
at such n time are needed Your friend
VIII write you a letter thanking you.
Three weeks later II Is time to make a
call OF coincidence. You may than visit
your friend and. II she is not receiving,
you may leave your card for her. She
may or may not return your call as " Ia
not obligatory as n poin1 OF ctlpuette. 10
return a call OF confidence. Should she
not do 80, you may call upon her six
months later or whenever 1t is convenient
n,r van ia do s0
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aiM nop Cnow,s TnIAL.
Jury Has Been Secured and the Evil
dencr GDGe Into.

Waco Texas. September ~. The trial
Of Jim Bob Grow. charged with the muir
der of Miss MoIiie white, daughter OF q
f. white. well TO do farmer IN Milan
county, Is likely TO consume the entire
week The case was transferred from
Milan county to McLennan on change OF
venue after having been tried twice IN
that county. Gu; OF Q special venire OF
sixty men the following jury vas secured I:
Walter Brewiugton. T. W. Edwards r
J.. Allen. Kerry Wseeier VIII Foster. J
/. Arp. Y. o. Thomas. Bryant Alien lin
AIMEE ~ iafdwicke g. ". Randall } :.
A. Ricter1s.
The stata onenei the case last risht
with r. White father Of the murdered
Girl for the first witness The trial drags
along slowly. the cross examination OF
witnesses being thorough end exhaustive
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VII Increase Tic Mniorlt,.

Lockhart, Texas, September ~. - Tho
county democratic executive committee had
protracted session In Losl.hart yesterday
and were IN consultation with the county
candidates In regard 10 the conduct and
management OF the county campaign. 1t
IL not thought that there Is any danger
threatening the party in the county but
Chairman Nixon, who seems TO be The
right man In tho right place AZ the right
time, is determaaed 10 raise the vote OF
Caldwell county IN the next state conven-
ton from six 70 eight and 10 this end a
long and strong pNl wlll be made TO
poll q largely increased democratic vote
In the county OF thu ensuing election,
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Death ON the Raii,

The sad intelligence reached hcre yestcr-
day Of the death of MIR. j. G. Gregory
formerly division superintendent OF the
International and Great Northern aud sub
sequently superintendent OF the Galveston
Houston and Henderson, The Telegram
conveying the melancholy news was re-
ceived by his daughter in this city and
stated that rhe unfortunate man was run
over and killed by q train on the oregon
Short Line at Feely, Mont, OF wn!ch train
the deceased was conductor, Mr.. Gregory
was well known in Houston and throughout
Texas generally, and his unhappy end Will
be sincerely regretted.
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THE LA PORTE SALE.
A New bidder aud n High Price En-
pcctcd Next Tuesday.

Galveston. Texas September 2T.--.Nter
several poStponoments and one bona fide
sale, which, however, failed of conSirna-
offered TO the public next Tuesday. October
4. The sale Will take place at noon In
front of the county court rooms. Those
who are interested express the belief thai
the road will bring this time $3.50, 900 When
the road was sold IN June 10 George G.
Holt of Woodstock Conn. for $500, 900, L. ].
Smith and the Beaumont Lumber company
protested against its confirmation, and at
the hearing Smith put up $4,000 as guar
antee that II postponed ill October the bid
would not be less than what 1t had been
sold to Holt for. nhis makes Smiih a
qualified bidder and good price is cx-
pected.
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Ed 7. Ship. Boston, L. w. Earnest, Il. B.
\ eebb, San Antonio j. soper, st. Louis; H.
1 liuckett New York; Il. e Gathard. Balti-
etre; Phil w. Peters and wife. j. H. Dob
t., Jean Powers ard Wife Miss Katherine
Ptyte. Peters Comedy company; B. f. Lee
|pnnond, Va; T. II. RylaHd, New York; p.
Hickey, New York; W. T. York, Newber-
fport, Mass; A. b. Meek. Waco. Il, j. Will
Pn Detroit; Henry w. Borstur, New YORK;
|enry Edgemaker, Jersey City; ]. b. Brooke,
Pm Antonio. W, Green, YoaiSum; K. IL. In
fs San Antonio; w. Berry. Yoakum; Leon
fyy. Texas: +. H. Smith and wife, New
|ork; L. y. Shaw, W. NJ. Brumby, Camp
pm Ran. VIM. \. Carry New York; 1hos.
|cpowell. L. Miller. Orange.
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Cnndidntcs for Po.torncc..

Alvin, Texas, September 26.The ad-
vcnt OF Congressman Hawiey In this vicin-
lty evidently means much mental pertur-
baton to republican politicians. as d Grill
convention has since been posteI. As all
the state, congressional ana county COM
Ventons have already been held no occa-
sion for another could be even surnsed
until IL leaked out lhag some cand dates
tor postnaslcrs IN this county asked Mr..
lIawlcy TO be indorsed' The purpose
being that 'the fight mist be settci
among themselves. And now and from
now until October G the fight is on in
earnest. as each postofffce has fully half a
dozen candidates who want the office and
they want II bad, too Wait until Bailey
&c meg
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EXTENSION TO Rockponr.


Paris Texas, September a7.--A prominent
railroad man, claiming TO have his In
formation from reliable source. stated
here today that Hon. e. II. X, Green Will
extend the Texas Midland railway from
Ennis 10 Rockport As soon az the peace
commission scttlgs the war with Spaln.
He says that Mr.. Green was getting ready
TO place bonds when the war Interrupted all
action In that direction. Mr. Green Is now
In New York, and it is said he has gone
east 10 push the project. The Post cor
respondents informant further stated that
work on the Rockport extension would be-
gin about January /.
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in.Texas, september 81 Judge RIA
gan was called upon by Mr.. Joe Lee jam
eson secretary Of the aemo,faac STATE
OK u;ivc c0lnmifjin. and asked 10 deliver
sevcri campaign speschrs wiers special
Mguestr have been mlde for bis presence.
n promised 10 take the matter uider sd-
vissment and TO comply with the request
II possible.
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Major Charles h. Peck. president of the
Texas Car Service association, stated to
Post reporter yesterday that there was
no present danger of II blockade on any
of the Texas lines, that the rush or stain
which few days ago threatened TO bring
about such a state of things had been re-
lieved and that everything was now going
along in a satisfactory manner.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
Conductor Was Right In Refusing
Tender OF Fare.

Conductor Was Right In Refusing
Tender OF Fare.
Sherman, Texass September 2T.--ln the
case Of William King VS.. HoustoS and Tex
as Central Railroad. the colr. returned
verdict for defendant, This is suit
wherein plaintiff asked for damages be-
cause OF having been elected from defend-
ants train. and alleged that he had board
I'd the wrong train. and FIRST rendered a
Missouri. Kansas and Texas ticket then
the regular care, both Of which were re-.
fused, and 4 cents per mile demanded. This
he rendered after the train had been stop.
ped. The 4 cents per mile was then re
fused, The court holds that defendants
employees, In refusing the tender OF fare
demanded after the train had stopped had
acted in accordance with the law in the
case as interpreted by the higher courts
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Denton, Texas, September 26.'-rhe popa
in this county, whose tleket was published
in The Post recently, are making a sort
OF perfunctory race, in some instances n9ne
at all. Their nominations viii cut no fig
ure at ell IN the elections and as one OF
the nonsflees remarked 10 The Posi- rep
reseutative today. hey expect TO gain
nothlng By their attempt
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st. Louis, September q The Missouri
Pacific has decided to meet the cut rate
on wheat and corn made by the Atchlson.
effective October /, when the Missouri IA
cfic will put in rate OF &c less on wheat
and &c on corn than the present tariff rate
for points on the line in Kansas and Me-
braska. II ie expected that other roads
will follow suit.
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THE HuTCHINS
HOUSE,.
y. @. WARD.
Proprietor.
Rales; 500 and
$40 per day.

8. Woodhead, Beaumont; f. L. Riddlck.
iladelphia; II. Brown. S. ]. Krum, city;
| NJ. Thatcher. Dallas; j. r. Holt, Nacog
Pies; c. A Hazleton. Kansas City: j. u.
fnd. Orange; T. l.. Scruggs, League City;
fn II. Barby. Cuero: L, Brooks Wharton
W. Foster, VIM. Moon. San Antonio W.
Green, Cameron: G. W. Houston. Kendle-
Sam b. McI4eary, Miss Maud Ilefner,
flmar: w. j. Lyle, san Antonio; W. d.
ees, wife and child, Fairfield r. Q. Ward,
Stin; Mrs. NJ l.. Worden, Atlanta, Ga
Pm Buchanan. HalletsVille; Robert Shut,
Fshalltown, lCwa Robert parst. Tyler; A,
Baird Yoakum NJ j. Chambers, Fo"t
th' j. o. Wilson, Beaumont, Henry CT .
He1nnc.aand
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On account Of the closing OF the New on
leans and Memphis gateways, the Santa re
Is selling tickets 10 Southeastern points,
via Cairo or st. Louis. at short line rates.
However, no tickets are sold al less rate
than regular tariff applying to Cairo or
ENansyille Ind.
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sim Rates nj Galveston.

GALVESTON, Texas, September 2L-ocean
rates have remained firm today at from
90 to GA cent? per hundred pounds. On
tramp steamers to Liverpool the rate is
so cents, but on regular liners, depending
on The owner, the rate runs as higl az "a
cents There is plenty Of freight offfriny
al ttese prices and there is no immediate
pro- rect Of a deoine In rates.
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Alleged Railroad DETERMINATIONS,

Austin, Texas;~septembe THE rail-
road commission today took testimony In
the case of McFadden q Bro. against the
Chicago, Rock Island and Texas railroad
for alleged discrimination IN the concen-
tration of cotton at Bowie last season and
in The case Of the Fort Worth Compress
company against the same railroad fer al
legged unjust collection of switching
charges at Fort Worth.
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RepubIicnns Nominate.

republican convention OF ahe Second DIS
u,ict convened here today, C.. a. Porter
chairman, T. s. Jackson secretary Mr..
McAyraA OF BEAUMONT was nominated for
congress. The Fort Worth platform was
Endorsed. Most OF the counties IN III dis
trlct were represented. &. A. Porter was
elected district chairman
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cago capitalist and Mr.. Clarence II. How
ard, manager OF the Safety Car Heating
and lighting company OF St. Louis. spent
yesterday afternoon in the city They
came up f.om Galveston in private car
2lS, aud during their stay Il is safe to
state that they managed 10 get at least q
good "bii-d's-eye view" Of this, the great
railroad and commercial center OF Texas.
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Burieson VIII Garry Everything.

Georgetown, Texas. September 2G,--Near-
ly all OF tbs democratic candidates OF
this county attended the joint discussion
between Hon. Albert Burlesoa and Colonel
G. w. Jones at Bcauklss Saturday The
popullsts In that precinct at one time elect
ed praelnct officers AMI 1t Is considered one
OF the populisi strcnghoids, yet IL Is con
ceded that Burlesop will carry the box.
He made mary friends by his speech The
parties who heard the discussion say that
Colonel Jones gets the worst OF IT,.
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Amounted railroad Engineer.

An official circular received yesterday
from Palestine announces the appointment
of Mr.. j. d. Trammel as chief engiAer
of the international and Great Northern.
with headquarters In the city named. Mr.,
Trammel WAS formerly connected with the
International in a similar capacity, bit
resigned his office about two years ago.
His return 10 his old position will be
pleasant news to his friends, and he has
many OF them throughout Texas,
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Home Aguin.

Manager Van Week of the Sunset route
returned yesterday from ST. Louis. whittier
he went to meet his family on their way
home from the East. Mrs. Van Week and
children have spent the greater part of
the summer at Lake George, n. y: WASH
ington, y. c., and other Eastern resorts.
and their numerous Houston friends will
be pleased 20 know that they return to
the city delighted with their outing.
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Austin, Texas. September u The rail
road commission yesterday received the
annual report Of the Wichita Fails Railway
company. 1t shows that $50, 55i OF was re-
ceived from the Missouri. Kansas and Tex
as the lessee % the road, for rentals out
of which a dividend OF 1gS 7-1o per cent
was declared ON capital stock OF $40 600.
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MIR. NJ. b. Kingsbury. agent Of the Nor
gan Steamship line at Brownsville, Texas,
arrived in Houston yesterday and will
spend today in the city. lie rcports that
n Morgan liner WILL on next Monday, De-
tober g. sail direct from Galveston Tor
Brownsville
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\ Boy Crushed tn Death.

FaTlor Texas. September 27-Tom
pei, a lad II years OF age was crushed to
pm this morning at the compress. He
employed underneath the platform,
was caught by the downwatl stroke
he press. 1t is said that 1850, 900 pounds
GIT was on the boys body, The funeral
hrred this afternoon.
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Mr.. c. 7essesuie. general sunerln
terdent SIR. N Hisginsen. asrstsni 10
The nresident. and Superintendent Scott Of
the Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe. ae-
eompanied by Mr.. r. p. Bradley Chi
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Austin, Texas, September 26.--The en-
pr priation for the condngen, expenses OF
the railroad commission has been ex-
haustod fnr this yea-
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belt whore the ground is too dry for this
work. Rice harvesting continues and the
yield Ia good Showers where they oc-
Cured were very beneficial for vegetables,
but more rain is needed in most sections.
Sugar cane and other crops doing we'll Rice
harvest progressing under favorable con-
ditions
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From, Post Correspondents.

Worthnm. Freestone County. Texas Sep
tember Train is badly needed through
on, the country as the grass Is drying up
ana water is scarce.
Denton, Denton County Texas. Scptem-
Der &c Caterpillars are reported as play
ing hayoc with the cotton In the north
western part OF the county In those fields
IN which they arc working. stripping the
stalk ana leaving Il entirely bare
Locthart, Caldwell County, Texas, Sep
tember 2T.--1'he past week has been moro
than usually warm, the thermometer rang
ing high UP In the ninetes. and In conse-
quence Of the drouih the days have been
very oppressive and the nights unpleasant
Cotton picking is progressing rapidly, with
the prospect OF an early completion The
round bale continues b discount MI oppo-
slton and is growing in favor with the
planters.
Warrenton, Fayette County, Texae, Sep
tembor 26.-Continued hot and dry weather
rs causing cotton 30 open fast, and In Q
short time H. viii all b. picked. Owing 70
the extremely low price there is dispose
ton among farmers TO hold balance OF their
crop Ghnktng cotton can not decline fur
Their and in hopes OF speedy rise in price
Stock water Is geutng scarce and seed
planted In gardens can not come up until
It rains, About ago bales OF cotton have
been ginned at this place.
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JUDGE uonsoN's DATES.
VIII HcGin cpmpninn In Lnvnca
County ThursdaN.

Mr.. Robson VII speak at the following
times and places;
Moulton, Thursday. September %,
loakum Friday, September 80 at night,
Hope, Saturday. October /. 2 p. III.
MoNvia, Sunday, October ,. : p. III.
blackberry, Monday. October 3, : p. M
Halletsville, Tuesday October L. nght.
Sweet Home, Wednesday, october 5. 2
q. IN.
ialletsville, Thursday. october q.
Sinner, Friday, October Z, night,
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LANHAM TO SPEAK.

Congressman s, W, r. Lanham win
speak in the interest or Judge Robson at
Galveston on Saturday night, October l.
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Guif and Interstate Repor,.

Austin. TeYss. September 81 THE an
nua report Of the Gulf and Interstate
railway, received by the railroad commits
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sion today. shows gross earnings amount
ing 10 s6asSS and operating expenses
amounting to sioA7ss, making a deficit OF
ss5. 55l.
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4 Dcilca IBren !. fast.
Sailed Custard.
Crisp Bacon.

Cora Griddle Cakes.
To make the custard beat the eggs light
with salt and cook to a cuslrd consistency
In double boiler without salt, Eat hot
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looms from 81. 90
Yer day upward,
Nth or without
oath. Our Cafe"
conducted on
Pic 4 la carte
Man.
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THE HOTELS

)ApITOL HOTEL
frank. A. lIervey,
ST., Manager.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Adopted at the Grand Democratic
Rally held in New Orleans last Mon
day night
''Wiereas. the general assembly Of
the state Of Louisiana, at its last ses
sion, submitted to the voters OF this
commonwealth a proposition to call a
convention to amend the present con-
%stltution in certain important respects
and to elect delegates thereto at an
election to tie held on Jan IL, 1898
and whereas the Democratic party
agents, declared IN favor of holding
said convention. and has nominated
candidates. both district and at large
as delegates to said body when held
Be it resolved by the Democracy of
the parish Of Orleans, in mass meeting
assembled, That it earnestly ratifies
the platform adopted. aud the candi-
dates nominated, by the Baton Rouge
and ward conventions, and pledges
secure the calling Of the convention
and the election Of the Democratic
nominees.
Resolved, That no more important
question has ever presented itself to
the voters of the state than the elinii
nation of the vast mass of ignorant,
illiterate md venal negroes from the
privileges of the elective franchise,
aud the elevation thereby Of suffrage
in this state to a safe, high and honor
able condition, hest %piomotive of the
true Interests OF both races.
Besnlr-d. that we earnestly counsel
and urge the Democratic voters of the
parish Of Orleans, in common with
their brethren Of the other parishes,
to repair to the polls on the Ill, day
of January, 1898. and there deposit
their ballots in favor of the calling Of
the constitutional convention and of
the Democratic candidates, who are
solemnly pledged 10 lift from II po-
litica' system the hideous incubus of
colored suffrage in such measures as
the constitution of the United States
and the amendments thereto will per-
nit.
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The Record Of Year.
Continued from page 4.

ton; aged n. Sir Isaac Holden. Nj. p. IN
ventor Of the lucifer match and Of carding
machine for wool, in England.
Is. Fire: The saw and planning mills of the Tu-
mis- Lumber Co. at Baltimore destroyed by
lightning; loss, 100000.
The Count of Turin and Prince Henri Of Or
leans fought a duel with swords near Paris:
Prince Henri seriously wounded.
II. Fire: The lumber yard Of the Gerry Lum-
Der Co. in Eagle River. Wis. destroyed;
loss, $4,000.
Conventions: The twenty third annual con-
yention of the American Bankers associa-
ton met in Detroit. The thirteenth annual
convention of the Society Of American
Florists opened in Providence.
Obituary: David q. Swain, U. s. A., re-
tired. judge advocate general. in Washing
ton; aged G3.
Is. The ninth annual convention Of the Young
Peoples Christian union of the United
Presbyterian church met in Indianapolis.
Obituary: Gen. William Ward. a noted Fed
eral veteran, in Newark, NJ. aged ~.
10. The National Temperance society in SEES
sion IN Saratoga.
%. Fire. Henry q. White & Sons large wooden
mill ut Cliapachet, r. L.. destroyed. to-
gether with several houses; loss, SOC, 600.
Miscellaneous The twenty eighth reunion of
the Society Of the Army of the Potomac
held III Troy. NY Angioilllo, the assassin
of Senior Canoras, executed at San Sebas-
tian.
q. Sporting Michael defeated Starbuck IN a
80 mile cycle race at Manhattan Beach;
time, LII. 6m. IL 3-5s. Star Pointer outpaced
Joe Patchen at Chicago; best mile, 2:02.
%. Fire: The phosphate works of l. P. Thorn
as Sons Il Co., at Paulsboro. destroyed:
loss, s225,UO.
Obituary James Reynolds. one of the lead
ing spirits In the old Fenian Brotherhood.
in New York city.
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Mrs. ]. y. Wright. the popular mil
liner has had her store on Market
Street enlarged. and has just received
q large stock of millinery. notions
fancy dress goods. and Christmas TOYS,
with which she will be pleased to serve
her many friends and customers at
prices within the reach of all. Call
and examine her stock. She will
gladly show you the goods even if YOU
do not make a purchase.
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Of Bayou Lafonrche from Haran.'s Canal 10
the upper line OF jean Galionr's piece now or
formerly. with q polling place At O." Cutoff
Precinct No. 2.-Shali comprise both sites
of The Bayou Lafourche from the upper line
Of Jean Galianr's place I" the lover line Of
tircgoire Serigny's estate, with polling place
at or near tue old Janvier Guedry residence.
Precinct No. 3.-Shall comprise both sizes
of Bayou Lafourche from the lnwer line OF
Gregaire Serigney's estate to the Gulf of
Mexico. with polling place ut or near the
residence of the Pierre leo place. near the
Sanders Canal on the right bank of Bayou
Latourche.
THOMAS BEARY.
". MDRVANr.
f.. A. DELAUNE.
Supervisors of Election.
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While we read and hear Of improv-
ed conditions in Our section. ominous
reports come to us from the mannfac-
turing centers of the East. Tie cot
ton mills Of New England are either
shutting down or reducing wages.
and no n can predict the tiual out
come of the industrial depression
there. 1t looks 10 us as though the
conditions will gradually grow worse
instead of improving.
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Al exchange conveys the pleasing
information that ''Iealth journals are
recommending cranberries for NAL
aria.'
There is always some malaria in
this section, and here il a chance for
some enterprising man to start a
paying business. C~ranberries as 4
substitute for drugs is not such a bad
idea.-especially when yon have to
deal with children.