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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30

one of those beautiful "orderings 80
common I'm this dear old world, IL ripehs
I'm the most favorable time to be appre-
ciated--i. e.. Just as cherries ana raspoel-
ries go. and before apples and peaches
are plentiful.
To serve the berries fresh in perfecuon
have them very cold, and sweeten WIN
simple syrup, favored Signify WIN
lemon. II the berries are freely served III
this way It is well TO keep bowi Oh
the syrup made.
SIMPLE SYRUP.-Boil one cupful OF
water and two cupfuls Of graniated sugar
TO rich syrup, take from the hre, aou
two tablespoonfuls OF lemon juice, anu
stir well II the favor OF the fruit is pre-
ferred. make the syrup as above ana omit
the lemon juice.
HUCKLEBERRY PIE.-Line deep
pie-pate with paste and brush over the
top with white OF an egg; put In mick
| LAYER OF berries. and sprinkle TWO 'apIe
epoonfuls OF sugar and half teaspooniui
| Of corn starch over the top; Ill the sneh
with berries. sprinkle with the same
amount Of sugar and starch; scatter a lew
! bis Of butter over the top. add a table
! spoonfuI Of lemon juice, finish with
| latticework Of paste strips. dust with
! tablespoonful Of powdered suger' ana
! bake i'm quick oven. II preferred lul
/ MINER paste may be substituted.
UI-CKLEBERRY MUFFINS.-Stem and
wash one cupful Of berries, and dry tho
roughly on a soft cloth. Add a pinch OF
/ salt and two teaspoOnfuls OF Dahlil5
nowder TO two cupfuls of -four, and SIT
two times; add four tablespoonfuls OIL
sugar 10 three fourths Of cupful OF mix.
and thlcken with the prepared hour aou
two and a half tablespoonful OF melteu
! mot hoO butter, and beat thorousnly
Dust the berries with -four, carefully tolu
them into the batter, and bake IN rouhu
muffin-tins in a hot oven.
BAKED PUDDING.-Stem. WASH dry
! and -four one heaping cupiul or berries
| Add a pinch Of salt and two teaspoon
fuls Of baking powder TO three cupiuis
of -four. and sift twice; cream together
one cupful Of sugar and one third of
! cupful Of butter; add one cupful Of milb
and the -four. and beat thoroughly. Ther
| carefully fold in the berries, and axe
I'm shallow buttered pan. Serve warn
with lemon sauce.
LEMON SAUCE.-Simmer the grated
| yellow rind Of a lemon I'm one cupful Of
/ water for fifteen minutes strain, add q
| cupful Of water, and bring 10 boil; ado
one tablespoonful Of butter and a cupfu
Of sugar; dissolve one tablespoonful OF
corn starch in little cold water. poul
into the boiling syrup and stir constant
w until it thckens and is smooth. TAXI
from the fire. add the lemon juice, anC
stir wei. Serve either warm or cold, as
| preferred.
STEAMED PUDDING.-Stem wash
dry. and thoroughly flour two cupfuls o
berries. Add one heaping teaspoonful o
| hin oh Of QN n
and one-half cupfus Of flour and sif
twice; beat two eggs until very light, adj
one cupful Of milk thicken with the pre-
pared -four, add one tablespoonful o
melted butter, and beat thoroughly. Thei
carefully fold in the berries, pour into
buttered mould, and steam one hour. ID
not uncover until done. serve warm viii
plain or whipped cream, sweetened
KATHERINE 3. JOHNSON.
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The I<fsSing-Bug.

70 the Editor of the Dispatch;
is an this true we see in the papers
about the '1dssing-bug" Is there such
tbing2 What does it look like i'm size,
shane and color? Please tell all you have
learned about it, Where does il come
from? cuba? BY giving information you
will greatly oblige. Yours truly
Cismont Va. d l. d.
The kissing-bug is a member of the
large and distinguished class of entities
whose reputation has been made by the
newspapers. Most Of the swellings ana
inaammations attributed to him should
i'm Justice. be shouldered by mosquitoes
IDEAS stable flies. and other singing
things. The one which, it is alleged, was
CAUGHT i'm The act in the city of Washing
tom is however. the commonly accepted
conservative Of the kissng-bug. But
he ie an old offender discovered ana
/ classified years ago by the entomolo-
ststs. and long known 10 possess strong
and keen proboscls. which he would oc-
casionalIy use on man-geneIally only al
fer urovocation received. In appearance
a.. does not differ from many of his lei
low bugs to an extent sufficient to permit
readv identification by an unskilled Cd
server. 1t is said by those who are wen
acquainted with him that he is not at al
more mulutudinous at this time thah
heretofore. and that he Is not naturally
vicious. though disposed to resent Ia
mHiaritv. There seems to be no suostah-
tial justification for the fright he has oc-
j l,efoued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
The Essence of Books.
observations of Philosopher. Friend
of Ours)

observations of Philosophical Friend
of Ours)
TOO much to know. is to know naught
but fame.
And every godfather can give name
--Sha kesgeare.
"a books a book although there's no.
thing in il. byron.
Among the saddest stories in human
history are those OF ambitious students.
The cases of Dominic sampson, who had
NO existence outside OF his books, and
old MIR. Caxton. and others, whose libra
ries were dukedoms large enough for
them. are rather more interesting and
amusing than tragic. The ten thousand
cases OIL poor and ambitious students
that have been misled by the saying that
knowledge is power" make a pitlaO.e'
tragic list that bring the tears 10 now
They reason that knowledge is power
that hooks contain knowledge. therefore
the more books q man reads the more
knowledge he has. and the more know
ledge the more power. Just as some
reason that as food gives strength. SO
the more a man eats the more strength
he has. So it is that IN the ambition.
pursuit of knowledge men have burned
the midnight lamp and wasted strength OF
hodv and mind and soul in devourine
books all to no purpose, Nothing but
leaves"
Two sad instances are known among
our people. One Of them was IN the
region OF German metaphysics and highel
learning. This poor fellow read anC
studied almost his eyes out. lie Wa.
too high for any one to follow him. anC
Too deep for any one to understand him
and so he closed his life as a veritabl'
recluse I'm a little hut in the mountains
Of Alabama. The other took the diree
t,on of philology. He so fell into tbs
habit Of anaiyzing words and sentences
that when Nicholas Nickleby was recon-
oended TO him for recreation. he read II
,n,o naees al a sitting, with webster !
nic,fpnary 10 show him the roots Of the
a,onds He finally cut his throat In uttel
Inst as in some wretehed low vie'
,,en NAV fall into a habit that dehie'
and nelson's their whole system ana yo
Rods them down TO II, 50 purposeiess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
Estatcsv - Executor ;
Powers.
separate

To the Editor of the Dlspatch'
win Won kindly answer the tolio"lhs
questions: ,,,,;r,o with
her husband. and owning properly III Hei
own right, Ito will it 10 her chilnfeh anu anu
leave her husband out WIZ nouliHB
y can a man making Will give ms
evscutor mower TO convey by deed any
/ of his land that may have to be sofa lol
" di,isionq a SUBSCRIBER.
Narseal. Va.
!. If the separate estate in question j.
one held under Chapter 100 of the Code
we do not think the married woman
co,ld deprive her husband OF his cur
,esv therein by will. Section 2-S6 OF CHAP
FIR 1903 code Of 1851 is as follows;
Power of Married Woman over Her
Senorate Estate-Curtesy OF HuaoaIu'
4 married woman shall have the IIsH'
and mower 10 hold, control, ana use Hel
said separate estate as If she We're SUI
and bv her sole act, encumDer' cohN'S
devise. bequeath, or otherwise dispose %
Nor said separate estate IN the same
,,,,,,,e, and with the like effect as II she
,,,.r. unmarried: provided, however '""'
-, auckland shall be entitled 10 curlesy'
,.ber the common law requisites 'heiV-
for exist. in her separate real ese".e' 80
he shall not be deprived theIeoI ~ ~ NJ
sole act. But the right OF curlesy S'i' '
not entitle him 70 the possession VI 49,
ar 10 the rents. issues ana pl'A'' -
esid estate. during the coyerture'
- the estate Of the wife is what the
,o,.,,ers call an equitable separate eS-
100" II may possibly be Inherent
,bonob we could not give you all the de-
cisions bearing on this point The syiia-
Inns Of the case Of Iiracofe VS.. kracoie
ad va. page 81. is as follows:
married woman owning an equi'aDl'
separate estate in fee, unless prohioi'eO
ny the instrument creating the same'
may devise it and thereby deprive her
husband of curtesy therein. The power
70 make such devise is given by statute
and has the same effect as If incorporate
into the instrument creating the estate
unless such instrument restrains the
power
YES we think he can. Sometimes II
,,,,obt be expedient 10 do this where MS
children were infants or he wished 10
cave the expense of partition SUIT et'
,rha American and English Encyclopedia
esr,w Vol. IL. new edition.. page 1910
ssvs. "A tes;ator may, by his Will con
,er on his executor the power to sell ms
real estate for the payment OF debts q
for any other purpose to which the tesla
800 ,,.isbes the proceeds of his real estate
80 he annlied. Such power may eItHei
be given by the will in express terms Oh
II NAV be implied from the duties I'M
posed by the will on the executor ana
the necessity or proprieiy Of a sale may
me- rommitted 10 the judgment OF inc
executor or the power may be peremp-
torv. but the object Of the po"ef
must be specified in or clearly ascertain
able from the will" etc, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30

I9 the Editor OF the Dispatch.
NU YOU be SO kind as TO solve the
following problem. which has been agi-
tans the minds OF d large number OF
o., friends.
Iaa ferry company has recently placed
CD ale a special ticket emitting its hold
ar TO passage 90 the uaVy-yard AMI
D." n. representing ID cents worth of
t. portauou. the special price being
4 cents. what percentage does one
u.s. in purchasing the special ticket?
Yours truly. >. O. A. q.
Norfolk. Va.
Ih. transaction amounts 10 this:
d. Doe pass % cents for The ticket and
8 cents are paid back. he makes the
cents on The l5 cents expended or one
t..id OF Do cents. or 90 1-S Per cent. gain
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
\ Fractional TangIe.

Io tae Editor of the Dispatch:
Wl you obuge mo by solving this
problem in your query column? If
D.res and John can build a fence in
s. days. aud John can do 80 as much as
G. r.es. what part can each do in one
... and how many days VIII 30 take
e. 90 do the work? ALBERT.
John can 90 80 of what Charles can do,
and Charles can 90 90 Of what he himself
au DO. Both can 90 SO of what Charles
san DO. As they both can do l-l2 the
work in one day Charlie, can do III. 3
Or $50 the work in ono day, and John S-5
O.. 500. or 1896 the work in one day. John
can DO 1886 of the work I'm ass many
days as $50 is contained times in 1896, or
g. days. Charles VIII DO the same ia as
many days as $50 is contained times in
1886 0r sos. or 1915 days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
,-..s.r,.....zu<.zlr1Esz1anla:sEEgszE =

,,dtscriminating study may nN us VIZ
- 60 and finally wither ana XIII
tb@m Simple men admire thenl' anu -
perstitiously serve them. f,tal
Indlscrlninate bookishness Is as ia'al
az any other vice. IL Is a Wedllue92
the flesh. And it may thofousnly
80 The soul dispOssess our hdluial Ia
etircts impulses, and ways, DenuilO ,s
sensibilities. and make US "hoNy d. ''-'
cial. desiccated humanity. al. ,,,,,iea
This is not only the case WIN u .i,'l,,,
devoted book-iuebriety. thaI dihpl1.
bookishness puts on lapoIIoN9 80.
that hope thereout TO suck g'eat 80 80
but I'm different forms, lhteie0.rai
moral. it shows itself else"heIe. nc tb9t
Mr. sensational newspaper Iahcler
r1ods from the left-hand corner on 'n7
IN down 10 the end Of the last colull"'
Irving in murders, accidents, lhclu i'..1'
hattlee betrayais. scandals, pOiI.lC''
"a OH the sewage OF dairy nv
80 man is stuffed and cram
red and besotted. Perhaps he mas D1en
nIaved upon like an old piano-pledseN'
dfsoIsted gladdened, offended soleln"
I'D amused; responding to the toucn ~.
ioe and funeral marches, or dances 80
hymns. of clean and unciedh' E'iN1 49,,
and vile-untu his soul IS all mlA1u' '''u
his very being nothing par'cu'"'' Ii %
SORT of wretched debauchery. ..,rt
grbo ,gise man tells US TO keep the heaI'
...l,h an dflieence. for out of 1t are INC
- Of lie The high blessing Oh 'ne
n,,ra in heart is, They SHAH see uo''
line great poets warns Us Oh
characters that
Wide unfold the table Of their tho S5r,'
~. -. ticklish reader. Set them uo"H
For sluttish spoils Of opportunity
And daughters Of the game.
what sort of mind is it that oilerS
~ '~',.r,,.r, to every new sensation IN
the world OF cattle We call theh -
wag la the world oil H"hhiNo Nc
them as commonplace
The story Of Don QuNote was HleaI
IN warn the world Of the ineDIlauoH ~.
/ ceryain styles of books Inc piopne'
avs. According TO their pasture 80 are
/ tbsv filed. And great author ta'Ns ~
,hs insane root that takes the reason
prisoner. 20 D.. COOS
/ N matter what a man does, II ne goes
az IL stupldly. Observation-Disclosures supel
/ stitiouslv. he is going 10 be sorry IoF ~
and make a fool of himself.
rhs God-like and God-given faculty ID
man IS Judgment And the hlshes1 e~ei
/ else of judgment Is TO relusc ne - and
| choose the good; 20 prove an 'llnsS o.-,
hold fast that which IS sooo. LOU 81 ie 20.
~, admiration of books T. supersu u u .
an t,',. vvorship of them Is idolatry. lse
49,, IN mse them. and value them not 1oI
,hoi. h,,ll, or reputation, or that they may
b ~ called learned for knowing them them.
r-,, tor The sense and information 'hd'
nov can distnl out Of them. The eAcel
-. nj knowledge is that WISDOM
eiyeth life to them that have 1t, IL .,.. Il
NOT mere knowledge that gives po"e.
bur the wisdom that comes OF II; It's 90
| sence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30

vinegar two teaspoonfuls Of allspice the
same Of cinnamon. half the quantity OF
cloves. half teaspoonful Of srouhu
mace. and "a teaspoonlul Of ginger. NIX
AN the spices together; separate theH
into four parts, and Tie each part IN d
piece of cheesecloth. Put the wafer
nsion over The fire m cold water pring
to boiling point and cook until 1t IS
Transparent. Drain it, Put the sugar
and vinegar with an the spices in a p "'-
celain-ined kettle. When boiling add me
watermelon. o. little at a time cook until
H. is dark-not more than five or ten min
utes-they put away in a stone jar. ~
morning drain off all the juice, Hea. ~
t,,lir,, roint and pour il over the water
Lion rind. DO this for nine consecutive
mornings. the last morning heating the
watermelon rind again in the juice ana
boiling the juice down until 1t Will just
cover the rind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30

10 the Editor az the Dispatch;
y .ae iu your query column that some
one wants to know what Will Kill green
v.rms on cabbage. What viii Kill them
o.. nine Will XIII them on other people s.
l..If can be of any benefit 20 my Eel
i..,.n.u ] would gladly do SO.
o.. proportionately. oue-haf pint t"t-
,.., .. TO one gallon of cornmeal, ana
-..e one tablespoonful TO one cab
bad go cabbage IN my garden, which
,r0ueht entirely destroyed ] applied
o., remedy. and I am now cutting good
.....re heads. II. j. C'BANNON.
Peasant Valley Fairfax county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30

b.. re Editor Of bite Dispatch:
. tae late war did Che dynamite
.. l.-uv us prove success2 How far
j.. j. throw projecuies, and what was
4Ite Does the government con-
u ts building any more boats of The
A. 81. %
On. Ee.gyius seems 20 have been mode
!, ... successful The other questions
4 not answer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
Fortune Telling and False Pretences
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
In answer TO a query in the Dispatch
SUNDAY. the 9th Instant in reference 10
a license being required Of fortune
teller. you seem 10 take the ground thar
one would be required. Would secton
200 of Code not cover this and lay the
so-called "fortune-tener" liable 10 arrest
for larceny for obtaining money or other
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth

he sure and use that old ana well-tried
remedy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
for children teething. II soothes the
child. softens the gums, allays all PAIN,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy
FOR diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
with HuckIeberrics In
Country GentlemanD

The huckleberry called also Whoi
berry and burberry Is rlch, IL ho'
highly-nayorod variety OF frult, ana "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30

property by the false pretence Of being
able TO tell fortunes? }. +.
King William county Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30
ChiIdren's Department.

Hand-Sewed. solid. no tacks. flexible
75c. stock Shoes; clearance sale 44C
price ....... ..-....-. .....s'....'''
one lot 81 Spring Heels. IN Tan and
Black. turned soles, In this S0C.
sale. to close out..........,......
Chlldren's to IL Tan Spring 69C.
Heel. 81 value ....... ............
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-30

large table Of $3.50. So. an'
Sg,5o Kid and Patent Leather SHOES
choice now for $l69, SL9S So. "a
Look for,your size; each pair marx
bin Of Ladies' 2-Button ant
riastic-Side Kid and Patent GSC
Tin $50 stock Shoes, now :.
bin Of Ladies' Patent Lea'hfr an
Kid Strap opera SL5O - ~ O9C
d, T., now ..... ...''''''''''''''
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-18
A Night OF Terror

lawful anxiety was felt for the
widow of the brave General
Burnham of Machias, Me-, when
the doctors said she could not
live till morning." writes Mrs. S.
III. Lincoln, who attended her
that fearful night. "All thought
she must soon die from Pneumo-
MIA, but she begged for DR..
Kings New Discovery, saying it
had more than once saved her
life, and had cured her of Con
SUMPTION. After three small do
ses she slept easily all night, and
Its further use completely cured
her." This marvellous remedy
is guaranteed to cure all Throat,
Chest and Lung Diseases. Only
so cents and 81. Trial bottles
tree at Garrett & Gerig's Drug
store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-18
Another Lake Weir Party

A jolly party of young folks
went to Lake Weir on this after
moons train to spend a week at
the Agnew residence, where they
will camp in semi-civllized bar
barrie splendor. The larder was
stocked with everything good to
eat that the brain of woman
could devise and the purse OF
man procure. TO serve these
foods in style to do credit to the
party Mr.. Carsten's ebon chef,
"George," accompanied the ex-
petition and will concoct such
dishes as will cause the eagle
eyes Of the sportlve lake perch to
pop yet further from his head.
The party anticipates one of
the best times that the denizens
of the lake region have ever wit
messed.
Those who compose the party
are Mrs. j. w. Sylvester, chap
eron, Mr.. j. Carstens and Miss
Drucilla Agnew, Mr.. William
Dale and Miss Sara Agnew, Mr..
Will Finch and MISS Sara Harris.
Mr.. j. w. Sylvester will go down
tomorrow night.
Officers have been elected and
the name Of the association is
"The MalcvOlent and Omnlvcr-
Gus Conglomeratio ton of Amphib-
iOuS Aborigines."
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-18

Mrs. f. p. Gaffney and little
Nellie Legg will leave tomorrow
for Seabreeze to spend a few
weeks.
Our headache powders continue
to give satisfaction. Over 5000
sold this year. They contain no
opiates and you run no risk in
taking them. Made only by Gar
rett & Gerig, PostOffice Drug
Store.
Irritating stings, bites, scratch
es, wounds and cuts soothed and
healed by DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve-a sure and safe applica-
ton for tortured flesh. Beware
of counterfelts. Autobiography
Drugstore, Ocala, Fla.
Mr.. ID. E. Messett will leave in
a few days for British Honduras
to run a locomotive for a few
months.
Don't be deceived by the liver
pills called three P's, advertised
for less than % cents. G. Il G's.
Pleasant Purgative Pellets are
worth IS cents Of any ones money
and are never sold for less. Put
up by Garrett & Gerig.
The opening Of F. p. Gadson's
Bazaar is creating a lively ripple
of interest and many visitors
were inspecting the goods today.
In order to keep business "hum-
ming" during the hot days Of
summer, we will make special
prices, special inducements to all
of our patrons. We carry a COM
plete line of all medicines. We
want your prescriptions. Ty-
dings q Co., Ocala's cheapest
drugstore.
Rev. j. G.. Porter and Captain
Keith were passengers on the
morning Jacksonville train TO-
day.
For tickets and special rates to
all points via Plant System, con
suit J. G. Maughs, city ticket
agent. Office in Ocala House.
| A full line of Whitman'S fine
| candies and chocolates In sealed
packages just received at L. w
Troxler's. Price 40, 60 and Sc
cents per pound.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-08-18

The Glenada hotel is now under
new management, and promises
to be most popular resort next
winter. Mrs. Il. F. Wright of
Lake Weir has taken charge of
it, and she possesses all the char
acter:stics that aid in making a
good hotel manager. Mrs.
Wright is daughter of ex-Con-
gresham Bullock of Ocala, and
is most charming hostess. The
guests now at this hotel are de-
lighted that Mrs. Wright has
taken hold, aud they intend
shortly to organize a Glenada
musical club, rs several compc-
tent musicians are making this
place their home. Mrs. Wright
opened her dining room today
Metropolis.
Only Sc round trip to Seabreeze,
Fla, close connections at Palat.
ka. Two trains daily. Finest
beach iii AEcerlca, splendid wheel
ing, beautiful drives, cool breezes
and thorough comfort at the
Colonnades. Write for rates to
Herbert r.. Smith.
One Minute Cough Cure quick
ly cures obstinate summer
coughs and colds. 81 consider it
a most wonderful medicine
quick and safe. Nv. w. Merton
Mayhem, Wis. Autobiography
Dru4 store, Ocala, Fla.
T.. X. Foster and e. K. Foster
Jr., of Gainesville, are in the
city, registered at the OcaIa
House.
You have the satisfaction of
knowing that what you buy at
the Autobiography Drugstore is
pure and OF the best quality.
This store sells the genuine John
K. Dickey's Old Reliable Eye
Water.
Word comes from w. II.
Chaille at Miami that he is doing
exceedingly we'll with his racket
store.
DIR. Juiien's Mag Oil, the
great pain killer; may he Used
internally or externally, but you
will not have to use it cternaliy.
Price % cents. Put mp and guar
anteed by Garrett &, GerIg.
J. II. Lancaster has gone tes
Tallahassee on important land
business.
A pretty line of white lawn
ties, also fancy colored ties in the
same styles, at closing out prices.
j. w. Hodges.
A lot of new medium weight
clothing, at prices to suit the
| trade, just received. j. w.
Hodges. -
A new line Of ProphXla cite.
tooth brushes just received at the.
Anti Monopoly drugstore Re All
dentists advise their use ~ :
Shoes and hosiery for mens
women and children. Prices are
right. M. Fishel.
| Educate Your Boweis With Caseareta.