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Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, 1

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that heis the
senior partner Of the firm of r.. j !. Cheney
y Co., doing business in the city Of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Doll
lars for each and every case of catarrh that
Cure. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day. of December, A. d.
1886. = =. s'!x "a. W. GLEASON 5
ISea! Notary Public.s
Hall 5 Catarrh Cure is Internationally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
:facesaof. the system Send for testimonials,
Sold BY druggists, 75c
q Halls Family Pills are the best. u
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
RAISES CANDIDATES.
The City Of Indianapolis !. = Place
Where Aspiring Politicians
Flourish. III

Indianapolis, Ind, boasts of the finest
climate in the United States in respect
to political salubrity. Afew years in it's
atmosphere will convert a farmer boy
into a apresident or vice preside ent while
its output of ambassadors, consuls gem
eral and the like is merely regarded as.
an niincidentsto the more important work
in hand of turning out national presid-,
ing officers. At present. Indianapolis
holds many important European consul.
lar posts. One is ministersto Austria.
Just now the postmasters at, Havana,
Ponce and San Juan, the three impor-
tant cities of our new acquisitions, are
all from Indianapolis. But the city has
more unique record than this. 1T has
had representation on national tickets:
for the longest un broken period Of, any
city in the country. In period of 20
years, beginning with 1872, there was
not a national election when the city
was without representation on one Of
the tickets. # Schuyl Ter Colfax, whose
home was at South Bend, but who spent
much of his time in indianapolis, is con-
sidered an Indianapolitan, this period
is extended another four years; and on
top of this an Indianapo Titan was ma
tional candidate for vice president in
the days before the war. The un broken
stretch of 30 years, when, bona fde resi-
dents Of the city were on the national
tickets, is as follows: In 1872 five cleo
toral votes were cast for George w.
Julian for vice president and AZ votes
for Thomas a. Hend for president; ];
1876, Hendricks was the democratic
nominee for vice president; 1880, VIII
liam b. English was the democratic
nominee for vice president; 1884, Hen
dricks was the successful candidate for
vice president; 1883, Benjamin Harrison
was the successful nominee for. presi-
dent; 1892, Harrison was the defeated
republican nominee for president. In
1868 Colfax was elected vice president.
In n. 1852 Julian was the nominee for vice
president on the free soil democratic
ticket CT Chicago Tribune. s ..5
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
Catching Up.

.Is your town growing" asked the
Pittsburgh man of a fellow-traveler on the
cars. Ell
Well, no; I can't say it's growing" was
the reply; mot. growing to speak Of. but
You mean that the people are assuming
a higher standard? p
Il do, sir; yes, sir. We now get bananas
every day from Cincinnati, and five out
of six groceries keep shredded Goldfish and
limburger cheese. We don't look for any
building boom or influx of strangers, but
to electric doorbells and.oysters on the half
snell. Utica Observer.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
sardInes .nd cucunsser,

An appetizing lanch hson 81. ssupugs.
dish is made q sardines and cucum-
bers. Peel the cncumber, leaving a
strip OF the rind about q quarter inch ia m
wild til down one side. Slice very thin
on a plate, cover, and put on ice. Ar
hour before serving pour q, French
dressing over, and replace on ice. When
required for the table, arrange on Hat
dish with ardines, rom hhich the.
backbone has been removed, laid irs
lines converging to the center. &.
Tribune
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
Care Of Horses, Hoof.

Horses are confined to stables more
& in winter than in summer, and as a
consequence their feet are more aptsto
become diseased, especially when kept
upon dry board floors. The front feet
are alway more affected than the hind,
becoming hard and brittle. To prevent
this, to have "a little pure cod liver oil
applied once il two or three days BY
means of a rag orssoft brush is great
aid. Ruboyer the outside surface of the
hoof and also the frog and sole. Ap-
ply it at night, and it will have plenty
OF time to penetrate into the horny
substance and dry before using next
morning. It is all important that SUI
perhuous growth be trimmed off occa-
sionall Prairie Farmer.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
why the Hog. succ d II b.


Prof. John a. Craig, of the Iowa ex-
perimen ent station. exp plains why the hog
succumbs SO INTERESTINGLY when over
heated The man or horse when over
heated soon has his bod covered with
perspira ration; and the eva poration Of
this at onces begins to reduce his tenn
perature. Nature has made no such
provision for the relief Of the hog
when heated by exposure to the sun
or by excessive exercise. This is rea-
son enough why il should have an album
dants and convenient water supply,
shade and a convenient bathing or wal-
lowing place, whether on summer pas
turage or confined in q lot. and have
plenty Of green food that is laxative and
cooling.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
Con u mption Of Feed.

W ~ II pllOu# OI fee0.
It is sometimes asserted that cattle
and sheep require the same amount Of
feed per thousand pounds Of live
weight. This statement seems not TO
be well founded. In experiments IS con-
Quoted at the Iowa aexperimenta sta
ton the cattle consumed 1876 pounds of
dry matter per thousand pounds of live
weight. against an average Of s29.o7 by
the sheep. Both sheep and cattle were
on full feed. The sheep made daily
gain. OF 3.73 pounds per thousand
pounds live weigh and the cattle 2.l4.
]. n summing up this comparison we
find that while the sheep ate 4s per
cent. more than the ca tile they also
gained nearly IS per cent. more. !.
sCurtiss 81 ss III .5ysS s5sF
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
TROUGH FOR HOGS.

OF, the pen is arranged in the shape Of
q swinging-door suspended from the
top, and placed in either of the two
positions represented in the accom-
panying figures, A and B. After. the
door has been opened Coward the
back), Gig. By, the trough is filed,
whereupon the door swings back in its
liked position Gig. Az. A single bolt is
allssthat is necessary to keep the door
in either of the two positions.-Iowa
Homestead. E.sts5 ~ ssss 4,
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
3'A 'Al west Indian hurricane

I Recently travelled upsand down the. coast at
will, upset all calcul ations, and acted IN an
entarely dliierent manner. from any other
way. It refuses to yield to treatment which
has cured similar cases. Then Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters should be taken. It will af-
:fect q: cure speedily and naturally iIt has
cured stomach troubles for half century.
3Irvait. - 80
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19

suffering, and good deal Of backache,
but I thought all women had these
things and did notcomplain.
q had doctored fors time. but
no medicine seemed to help me. and my
physician thought it best for me to go
to the hospital for local treatment. /
had read and heard SO much Of your
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
YARD AND STABLE SWEEPER. 3

YAFD~AND STABLE SWEEPER. q
a crosspiece, as suggested. A handle is
then put il when the deviceiis ready for
business, the brooms being pushed
from the user, who can thus do a whole
sale piece of work, and do it in very
cleanly fashion, too. . y. Tribune.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
USING OLD BROoMs.
Saving Labor as Well as Un-
considered Triles.

"a novel way to use old brooms for
sweeping out farms and stables is
,shownin the cut. Four butts of worn
out brooms arc taken and inserted in
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19

There is nothing more sdiscouraging to a
girl than to return home from big town
with a new wrinkle in style and find that it
has preceded her. Atchison Globe.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19

8 Many writer has made goose Of him
selfsb taking quill in his hand. Elliott's
Magazine.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19

Every man abuses the, fool doctrines Of
others, and is faithful to his own. -Atchi-
son Globe sSs
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19

If you want to be cured Of a cough use
Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19

Iscould not get along without Piso's Cure
for gonsumption &c always cures Irs.
=. G. Moulton, Need ham, Mass, oct. n, "a.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19

a PUTNAM FADELESS DYES produce
the fastest and brightest col6rs Of any known
dye stuff. Sold by all druggists.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19

a man learns Of SO many honest men go.
ing wrong that he is constantly surprised
that he doesn't go out behind the barn and
try to hold himself up Gibson Globe.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19

10 Cure : Cold IN one Nay
druggi SITS refund money # fails to cure sc.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19

Y/1 Gave little thought my MRS ".
BELL, 73o N. Walnut ST. Mrs Pink
household duties.
had had my days Of not feeling well and my monthly
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19

Some people run as easily Isl the color ii,
red bunting Gibson Globe. 80
Rishss have wings and poverty has stiings..
-ChicagoaD Daily News e 8.
Warren sheaf., 1899-10-19
household d duties.
!" I had had my

healthy have gained in weight o5 pounds 14o
pounds, and everyone asks what makes stout
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=
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Aus . Prices in many pTorniurrs.
railroad stocks show losses ~ 81 Iss share and ~
dsSposliiou in the early hours u the dsy tes,
tire decline, ard the effort assisted By several
strorg features in the list, But the persistent hsav
iness * the railroad ssocss Ans the wsHifcx. rx
haus'cn a tas beyins dsnsna discouraged the halis
and turned the scale In favor ~ The hears Sto~Rs
In eh,ch manipulation br pools has been recently
exiieEt showed Conspicuous tsck - slyt-srs ar
kgiruags 50 thls cisss I0utsviile A Nashville
Nexthsrn Pacific Aiesisan preferred. Baltimore a
Ohio tEd Weston tnioa several q the minor
stocks which have hcsn under rsrrnt rnanfvlstioas
also safcry5 severity
Scans afssasssIan % the rAriv hssvine.s resulted
fEs thc active demand for tse Rrrhlt Steni stocks
rN ssrrssgsh II yesterdays issafatiun ~ disi
sera - the preferred stock and eesai f~!sfal &c
isx, a isrTr osTeInEs srstlshie foy the cusa
The advanced az tire y and
a.. rr.serr~d per crns, Steel A NtF~ also
fuafscl az rfesii-;ios Tn. the irtn. committee
tie listed department These tao factors inpsr.
al HYinre@s - sar irGn and sfrci zruFfN eth the
exr~Ytson II Tennessee Coal ard reloTsae Fuei
in the railroad lis the Ckscage cfeat 1est,rn
ias fn;wis Thew Gcgnssd Tor Kansas
Teas rFrferspsi. ard saaes shown ~ Whegii,s
a Lake tF3e sn3 Hnekn< Valley In the loesi
tfaetsen ssecss nseossyn Trsrsis lifted gate
sxsree.i-rty srA MefruyGlissn -fr~~t RSiiway and
Nsah4fssn shoaeA syrafsaihy
There covering movement In TcesecS ~
tsr SHARP fsls ard sugar shJwei s,r-es;h Free
sse szsns rauss Hrt thee elements ~ ssr-fegh
80 rs th- general ha srf large srs,e srf
nssfss eertirfeS - fsiff svay aniet srsbsltrE a
seftn.N Tee 4leei&r1tfsn a 4 f~T r~r, s~rri.sr
ntsf 3sr 3cn8 m Insar rk1sr psFtrsr~G sft~tael
alsss stort art cxas@a vsesReutsry she-s - ar
f-EnvsiA zaes~useAt. ts whxn shs f--ars sxgesisqi
~ cettniizi hs.stasss saer s;sars~s TIE nsasss,
" fA< sstr cvxlass. msksar she clp~srI Active All
ssA4 a. sscsi he isvoa 4 fsv sAsis9 O.iD vsrs
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CHICAGO. Aus 4-weahnes - shssn by
wheat At the op.nise q srsdins. L,ssped rspcss.,
ed decline q "a. while the Northwest sdviees told
Of perfect weather fog harvesting opassso.s. and
also said that country wheat vuud move freely fu1
ss sn n:' ., ma y ~ ssss ,s, ey
conditions and Hquidatjons fro0 that fnrcrd
prices downward slightly iron tAs openine decline.
The break in prices taken advantage ~ By
shorts who covered quite freely. and siow reccv-
cry IN prices ssued the advance hringins both the
ycsterdsy's ciostne prices An interval q extreme
dullnea followed and prices fcr N hour or mers
varied bat little The general tendescy v.s in the
main downward the speculative mssket bring inffu-
enced to . certain degree By the early slack cash
demand The weakness became more pronounced
On ON s seson. q q. aes ssans either va he
Northwest was weaker than the local market. and
some selling came from that direction
Late in the session the market was influenced
By the Hungarian ministers estimate ON the World
wheat CROP which put the amount 1T nearly @n.-
90 bushels under theoretical requirements. fair
amount q buying followed this announcement. and
the best prizes Of the day were reached There
practically holder. willing TO part with their
wheat at the advance and the elose found the mar
ket steady but q slight downward turn
Rrxsistreess estimated the worlds visible decrease
York put the export ENGAGEMENTS at twenty- i've
loads September opened &c lower. at @4dekc IL
declined 10 &c durins the first hour sold - hfsh
seac lower. At i1ta7l3c. II declined to 1tc. and
reacted to f2Sd72c, closing at '2c.
Com Was irregular. September was weak early
with wheat and ON the more liberal country Of
fernss hut II rallied later and closed about steady
The new crop futures steady all day Trading
was extremely narrow. and price fluctuations IN all
speculative futures were small september closed
&c lower December unchanged
Oats in the main followed corn September closed
n lower December closed q shade higher.
Provisions were steady most IT the day. Weak-
neas shown ut the opening IN sympathy with
the grain markets shorts were moderate buyers Of
tho September product, and With hight offerings.
the price ruling higher until near the close. the
demand slackened and prices fell on The close
vi
ribs. &c lower
The leading futures RANGED As follow:
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fssay ~ asseAer susy ~ q sse1:1s naaase.
1he - weather brought ont Iots q 49, -
ssDs lasee sales vsFe trsnascted Out g tS.a mp
neu1s have aiso gsown ccnmideahay With IL -
vsnt II sansAtne euce more
IT, fruit Wartex underwent ttfte ~ - eoAnoe
todsy al kinds II fruit sailing IN Dned euasettes
II fsir deuse. Psaehes Bold vii today: fn taee,
nen1s u pesehes sss cusntng IN froa weaafcnes
ara Yakina. and sse ssiiins sqsssly usn vish Cab
.Fis.s sss ssiang Nh 1t ssntsd uEissA IAsw
netive shipmenfs an coming IN sarh day
0sspes a5e moving II = pr tnz. aaeaoush tne
q lie sspe. sone kisds beinx more n dssaand
Per- sss sosss vssl It ysstadsy's Asus eene
Ossgpo BAsileets ase cp4tng - ~ eood eoaMf1en
Tkie IN addition % the Htt1e nattve stoct. heaps
70 baIAaes The oetsswfss hign peseso Csnsosnss
Wstssueions as6 castaloupes ere selflng fairly
vei1 AtthougA large quantities coming In. the
nnarket y not overlooked 20 AM mayksd degEee -
the vsm washer makes sales larger casi0ad
q Yakina nsaons aud csntaloupes arrived Yesterday.
Xithoush she tomato nash<t h fuII. h h NOT ove-
stocked, and the stock h cleaning NJ pretty well,
with The szceDttcu Il - boss q dAad me-
h pouitv nastet b prsctinlly the ssns . Il
; Hftis In excess u The denand.
The grain market Il short On wheat and cats.
Aiing uhcoi - especially search. Nov cAteF afo u
pected almfnt every day noW.
Meats and lard ere Just aboat the aame quoted.
excspt that live stoek psScss Ar much 6sns9. The
With Sod loads It haltbat asYtsed from ~ Caps
this morning salmon and small hsh are stili
ocoEco.
lev eAAaes n hardware psics srs aaossd
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white lead tiob6insl Pioneer Or Carter. 4yeeplb
lota e3c; N1It lots &c; less than soolb lots. "a.
Prepared psfnte. ssai cans, n.s7ei@: i-sal cans:
1l.Hel&: Asai cans. 81 sdelso: quart cana. lse0
Nails, Tools ana CorAsge.
Nails tjobbns,-- New list. cut Steel sos to -. ~
Nails tiohiansi -sa~s -Crosscut. Disston's futile
tocth. 3o@&r per foot Humboldt and Toledo. SC:
Tyec csusscns saw sc per II Canadian Racer and
a;1S. ssss G ID nind sss % adSs.
81 Per dm. ahcyels and spadss-stesi. N@u PEI
do., Hatehess-Fscm q % 9 per doc Nat
dos Forks-Hay. 6 per cent OF list Grindstones
--lia2c per 10 Wedges Steel logic per H. Files
-@ and % per cent Of list
- per cent on list Buffalo % and IS per rent Oh
list: counter Per cent. of list; spoHord scales.
Rope tiobhnsi Manila ilinch and larger, isc
pr III; iathread. issc per III; 9 and athread lsc:
sisal. isnch ard larger. lsc iethrsad: III; and
rtnwsre- Pieced. net prices; stamped. y and 10 TO
80 per cent OF
Oatum-Per bale gs0ds1
Wire Painted bsrb wire, a. 10; galvanized barbed
fence. No; green wire cloth. sIs PER 100 "a. feet
Giant, Hercules or iudson dynamite. % per cent
$50 per case u 80 rs IS per cent. u FER case
snampiss s essn
q; Dupont Rife Sporting. . b hess. y; Eagle
Duck s-n tess. So per ease.
snot tpomnot -Uups V0 PVT oaS' uucksnot.
Fuse-Per i.ooo double tape s: triple tape. $50
Rlsstins xxx. sc per 100
Heavy Hard ware.
per n
Iron pipe tiotbing wrnnsh. iron. all sizes. black
and galvanized. 3 per cens on list
Sheet sinr tfohbinx lsr per n.
Tinpls'e tsothinsl-Chsrcoal plates. bright &c.
isass e n as IS ms r.ippea sesFe 8. plates
Sheet iron tiohhr9l American common. No q
uz: galvanized. 20 per rrut. on list
shinss Observation-Disclosures. SIC per n: black. iic
per n
Solder t,obhinsl Timer half snd.haf. Csc per n :
extra wirsne. &c.
Lamber and Dsildiag Materials.
Logs Superior quality per NJ. Ne Ar. W@7:
uaerehKnsahle nr SsVsS. No. cedar. S6s7: common
Per ~ t.as spruce logs. $50; cedar single bolts.
& saa2 s.
Lumber Fir. rough. $50: thieh finish. surfaced
1 OF Q sides. = 10 ard II inches wide, Nsa1c
lengths 10 20 Is feet special lengths Soc per N
extra: Inch an,sh. 3lssis; all vertical grain q
per EXTRA Flooring Dressed and matched Si7
ssei sto-k hoaris. &inch. Saas. te-inch. 80 50a y
i.iueh slsss Feac,nS no ! oE sineh finish: ~
weight 700 Ms N,wit Fir timber Juists and
scsntiing.. rcesh, = %ais, = n. 81 0ap
s =. siiais Bor naaris. i2-inch ard up SIS
Washington rrsi cetssr humber Roush Ssfs hesrl
siding weight 100 D.. $iAsis 50. Getting, weights
Nas i, 2 and J. ainSh i.oo ms: Me-. l. 2 and ]
A,nea. f@ ss. $ISssT; wainseotnz. sasis: rustic
Inch naish H. u and is feet. Sso3s: thieh finish
NSsss; cedar squares, !. =. aud 10 feet. s9sssp
packets 81
KIN arisa. 81 tn aa,anee II green pr.y.xe Dc
Cement iiobhinxl-Pcssiand H. H. 4 g., p7s:
Aken. Us
Ianss siahbsnss Reehe Ha.bor s, 90; San Juan,
Size
Plaster ksr tiohb,nst--washed, t@ pes sack;
snmashed. - PER ssct
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ChicagO.

CHICAGO: Aug. c-rhere was the usual duh
Tuesiay trade I'm cattle There faas demand
for matured cattle. but others SLOW essfeY
prices Good To choice cattle sold AZ IS. s50s. com
grades AZ sf95 co. ssockers and feeders, S. 5d
$50 bulls. cows and heifers. Is; Texas steers.
s. nat Is: calves sin1. IS
Offerings ~ hogs light and with q strong
general demand: prices 2id5c higher for desirable
offerings Heavy hogs. Ao5dt77i: mixed. 81 3sa
49, light, 81 i5d4924; pigs. s. 50ats IS; cuIs, SO
38
Sheep and lambs strong the light receipts and
a better demand. sheep Saa3 for common ND 20
~ S@t 50 for prime natYe wethers Western range
sheep brought $3sost IS lambs s. 5ad5.s
Receipt-Catte. $3.50; hogs. 5000; sheep. s.0o0.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Aug. 2s-The cattle market active
and stronger Receipts 5i0e head Native beef
steers. Nseos 10; Western steers. Hdaso: Texas
steers. 81 6Hdt %: COWS and hefers 81 5faf e can
ners. 81 1913 IS: stockers and feeders 50 sat y:
calves Ssers 8: bulls and stays 81 T5a3 3
Hogs Receipts. ss0n head Market a shade high
or. Heavy. 81 30a3 20; mixed 81 iogf IS light - IS
ss5: bulk ~ saIspS aio441sfs
Sheep Receipts, 500 Msekst eeaiy Fan q,
choice Westerns. 81 61d3 ~: common and stock
sheep. s. fee3 20: lambs 81 Jsa5 Is
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estly vipsa -. tAsss ssnsiniss bssns A'ssu -
6uced
n weakness = ssseken sseeA nas1Tts % &C.
count - ~ seutsnen q The T!snsva:l o1ss -
sn tn1nentta1 fsctm II The dAys vo@ -
eovsrtng The entire hse a intesnsft0eai Nocm IN
fan a Traction g ~ actual ssss s~ msssnx -
eaused renewed upesslnes ossr tn lneal ooey cit
uasioe. d which u wss . ssAsrtsea H.ses Ics
tt0s mooney vsse appeectahay hfm6 sno NO q"
Ioans vcfV 0ade hslcu J par cenf
Ths band nasket vss quiet. snA rstce cnaneS
vese irregular Total aales. par vAlue H
rnstsd States boDds we've unchsnosd a hd eooss-
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aneas; ssassesn4a IN; sssD.sss.. =; -
-. 1eSem's. uex1 Pss-ASasssa e.nc.
g: 80. s@ a. ~ =. a.: -:
q. q. r.; = -. -; Ess q. :. e -
D4apae 0Soeeg1eo.
C>orssass tjpsains,- Bshss's i1tsh Psnsun. 1c:
cssss t5ssslnss-spg. n d.. lEIs s:.s- e;
49, sn s; = ;.s &c; ssr - sss re D
H $3.50 ~ 3. 4 cs.s. -. kn s.:aS:a
:; q, Moves s1's''ss'sd. :; Es'.'s'
sssess tjohsasg,-wuesu4ssuhiss nau, ~ -
81 s,; - /. q NO.. s ss :, ~ Ne; dip.
Is s = =: g 81. sa n: s:is:. "a q: -:
o o.'s.. . s.ss g: . IT,. p p es s =.
ps Las G:s.1 as.l si.:: rsr 81; i, ~ - e ~
per dos. Gais: Is:i es1. s: suat bessies. g:
pasts. uf!; tsai 5sesets. ~; ssai s'ns y; foe'a'
Jelises e3obaaas,-nib pals. &C.; Mn psiis. s.eh.
q: California, 7as csns. dm - 60. p1 a's'
Cnes.. t,ossns,-sodss <. e ~ .; sodas
XXI. e.: .ods. (, 1Sos.s. 81 pr bm nenie
Oysaess-eSc: Bns&0n butter, oc: tu0bses. assorted
sl. ca. ,2's ss:s .n4 e. is s.a, 's: s.ss e pm
ea. s.si p.s .sss s s as" as... pr a..
.oas.a r ss -s s' ana a plain Ss = ..ss ss
plain and nizsd. Hs. .. pm al. y; PAIN. NO J.
per m, L.
vinegar tjoasineD-Bhaa. ~. pr al. Ne: o-g
pr al. Ne: fbnaA 0r pr al ne; Vs. &c;
Ssal kees, 7sc
beans fio6hiasl -smaI vhite: pr ID. r; ptnk
per ID, ~ Bsyos. per- u. "; Lana. pr 2.
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