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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-10

present q study 10 progress at the
Exposition which will impress the
visitors to the Exposition and resul, 10
the extension of our commercial reia.
tions with the counties of South Amer.
ica and the West Indies
Dunrg the month Of Ostobsr,. the
North Carolina State Fair will be held
at Raleigh in that State. and the Geor.
gis State Fair will be held 10 Atlanta,
Arrangements are baing made for the
full presentation Of the purposes Of the
great enterprise ct Charleston TO the
cotton mill men of North Carolina,
which ranks second to this State 10
cotton mill development aud improve.
mens. aod Of Georgia, which is . good
third 10 the race for manufacturing
supremacy. Au opportunity will be
presented the manufacturers of those
t-o States to join 10 the textile exhibit
at Chsrles.ou aod with these three.
With the Caroliuas aud Georgia work
Jog together upoo . de6uite and we'll.
considered plao, the great Textile
Building at Charleston will contain the
richest treasury of msnufsctorsd cotton
goods that has ever been presented.
Gen E, w. Noise. Of Sumter, has
been appointed the State Com missioner
for South Carolina Of the Exposition
Company. and will make q thorough
canvass OF this State iu the interest of
ths enterprise He will be prepared to
receive subscriptions 10 the capital
stock Of the Company, and to aosver
questions as to the SCOPE of the Expo.
sition and it's inoaloulsble beoeets to the
people of South Carolina. The pro.
gress of this State during the pss. Two
decades has been without q parallel 10
the history Of any country. and the
Exposition st Charleston will serve to
emphasise this marvellous growth, aud
to impress upon capitalists and bone
seekers the chances for iulure develop
went 10 State whose uodeveloped
wealth has, with all our growth spd
prosperity. scarcely yet been touched.
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NOTICE TO sUBscRIBERs.

t 10 not necessary for ne to send Q
statement 10 each individual cub.
aoriber Who 10 indebted to u, for
ssbsoripsios. - the label shows The
tine 70 which each ono hes paid.
Rxsniss the label on your pspsr and
g 700 ere 10 arrears please cstl end
'estsls q yoar earliest convenience
10 IL 10 pos convenient to call 10 per.
soa sepd the money by bank draft,
ssgissered Issssr.or post ofHoe or OK.
prsss uossy order.
The soosss due by esoh one 10
snail. bss shs aggregate amount due
~ 10 large. and THE 10 she reason
thse We expect our Subscribers 20
make sstsleusnis We have carried
sone Of these Subscription sccoun,s
over from year to year % an accom-
Uodasiou 10 our subs cribess, but we
esnnot do % longer ss there is now
no excuse for non payment with cot.
sos selling for Ven cents and over.
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tion has been appreciated by intelli.
gent political observers az the great
peril to the republic ever since our
civil war; but it has been whole
somely restrained by the people. and
never reached the appalling attitude
of positive imperialism until Presi.
dent Mckinley proclaimed it aud
enforced it. regardless of the wise
limitations upon executive authority.
The paramount issue between the
two great parties today is that Of
imperial prerogatives against the
true Jeffersonisn theory Of govern.
ment by the people aud it must
now be obvious TO all intelligent
voters that there can be no hope Of
halting the present reckless and
riotous spirlt Of Imperialism in any
other way than BY the election Of
William j. Bryan % the next presi-
dent of the United States. 1t is the
vital. the paramount issue, and II
must triumph whenever the people of
the nation appreciate their sovereign
power and assert the majesty of popu
lar rule
No one questions or can question.
the ability. the earnesiness, the
integrity Of the Democstic candidates
For the rescue of all that has made
America glorioue in the past and
that can make her strong in the
future, it is duty 10 support their
election.
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Feeliogs Of safsty pervsds the household
that uses One Minute Cough Cure, the only
harmless remedy that produces immediate
results 1t 10 iufsllible for coughs, colds,
Group. and oil throat ard long troubles. 1t
viii prevent consumption. ] 8 Hugbson l.
Go.
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THE MRNAOR or McKINLSY.
Ism.

We ffequeatly hear it said that
Mckinley has made . fairly good
president ssd bis reelection would
not be . calamity. sod such state
neuss coming from democratic prove
thss they have not kept pos.ed on
1be growth Of miiiisrism during the
pest three years. nor have they
given the situssiou serious thought.
The Philsdelphis Times. one Of the
leading pspsrs Of the country. thus
states iss grounds for opposing Nc.
Kisley:
The Times hes been uufailiugly
hostile TO those msssores with which
william Mckinley particularly wss
identified. suoh - the monopoly.
bssediug. de6ois producing tariff
Abss bore bic nome Yet four yesrs
ego. IN the sudden crisis that divided
tho oonaciis Of the Democratic psrty
. end for the time bsipg seemed to
: have checked ice great career. It
, seemed better TO the Times. % to
many other leading Democratic
pspers. to sustain Nj McKinIey's
election - presidents rather than that
Of Mr Bsysn The decision was
msds 10 good faith The result has
shown il to be wrong 4. 10 repen,ed
and recsDted
All Of the evils and the petils Of
the SO called Republican policy have
re,urpsc seveofold. developed aud
extended tili the very foundations OF
the government, seem threatened. A
fslse economic system has resulted
in vast combinations Of capital that
throttle individual industry aud hold
eoutro! over sll the functions of
government snd the spokesman of
the Standardization. u representative
Of one Of these gres, uJsss, is call
ing upon bis fellow capitalists for
contributions 10 buy another four
years license TO rob. another four
years life for their in6.ied and false
prosperity. The government thus
controlled hss found it's 6,test ex
ssssioD 10 schemes Of mil,t,ry
conquest and the blood and treasure
OF the nation are poured out to
subdus . distso, people and rob them
Of those righ,s Of liberty and indie.
peDdence that America has alwsys
claimed fos ssl mankind
Imperialism, miIitsrism, are the
natural ou'grow,h Of commercislism
IN pdIi,ics. Of the power Of the few
over The mssy The elevation OF
money above manhood, with oil the
system Of special privileges and
corrupt control that the Republican
party since lhe civil war hss increas
iugly fos,ered The upholders oi
shis system are themselves aware OF
hs hollowness aud ere calling for aid
kom the money power to bolster il
up for time longer The condition
10 one that the country must meet
and meet now. and the wsy to meet
it 10 by u rsassertion of the Demo.
cratic idea and the election of q
Democratic president.
The battle Of 1896 was fought and
largely decided on an Issue that hat
been entirely overshadowed by the
assertion Of new and most danger
cue policy 10 ths tranquility sut
oo)oSy Of the sspublic. Oeptralixa.
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We will hold Grand Special Sale commencing
Monday, October 18th.
To be continued thrOuphO11t tho on+iro x1ool1

X.
And submit for your careful consideration the following Speca
Prices We DO not guarantee that the articles quoted below
will hold out the entire week. but do guarantee to sell
them at the prices quoted as long as they last.
impossible to quote you prices every article ON which
we will have Special Prices but the following will give YOU an
idea of the many bargains will offer:
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New York Lite Insurance Conpany

NDEST and largest International Life
" Insurance Company in the world Op-
Grating under the control of 80 govern pme nts.
No shsrebolders. Assets over $236 900 ,0Co
All profite paid to policy holders Life Ordi.
nary. Accumulation Policies Ten, Fiji
teen, Twentv Payment Accumulation Poll.
ciss. Teo, Fifteen, Twenty.year Eudo meut
Accumulation Policies Policies non .forfeita.
ols, ipGnn ntestable
H PRANK WILSON, Agent,
Sept A3-3m Sumter, s G.
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Cloak Department.

100 Black Cloth Cspes, collar fur.
trimmed at 29c
About 50 styles Children's Caps,
all at 25c-very desirable goods at
the price.
A small lot of Coat Suits, about Is
10 the lot, not all sizes either-if you
can find your size. the price while
they last will be So So
35 Ladies' Ready to Wear Wrap
pers-a new line With us and a new
prics-the dollar kind elsewhere our
price 500
Is doz all Linen Hack Towels. %
inches wide 81 inches Iong-special
for this sale TIC, 3 for SOC
2 pieces German Linen Damssk
fui! 66.in wide. our regular 6Oc
Dsmask-for this sale 49c.
A special piece only, all linen
bleached Damask. handsome pattern,
fully 81 value. while it lasts 73c
2 lots of Pillow Cases, we'll made
and splendid quality material. at IA
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
oFVNs Oy
COUNTY TREASURER SUMTER COUNTY.

SUMTER, S. G., Sey'. %, 1900.
NOFlCE is hereby given ,ha, will he in
N my Office in the County Court House
n, Sumter from October 18th 10 Cecem Der
3lst, 1900 Inclusive, for the collection of
taxes for tie fiscal year 1900. Toe levy is as
follows:
For State purposes, mills
For CouDtg purposes, ~ mills.
For School purposes, 3 mills.
!0ta' levy, ll9 mills
Also the following epecial school ievies:
School District Nc |, uilIs.
School District No Is, 2m,,ls.
School District No. l8, 2m,lIs
School District No. 20, 3miIls.
Mt. Clio, 2mills.
Concord, 2mills.
Privateer, 2m,lIs.
No. B, mill.
No II, l mill
Commutatiou Road Tax for 1901 81 90,
payable from Oct. 18th 1900 to Feb. lst 1901.
q l. SCARBOROUGH,
Treasurer Sumter Co.
Sept 26-l3t
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"A New Department,
WINDOW SHADES


A new department with US 10
roduce same we offer 800 of them,
u, 'olors, at 15c complete
Cur own j. R. & S. Corset.
6 hooks and good one. The best
you have ever bought for SOC.
$50 doz. Childran's Ribbed Hose
loo, pair for Csc For the week
only.
Ladies' Silk Initial Hsndkerchiefs,
Sc. Not many in the lot. 80 they
won't last the week.
Cbildren's School Hsndkerchiefs.
the kind you don't miOd them losing.
&c, 3 for SC
25 doz good colored bordered
Handkerchief, 4c. for 10cl
so doz all linen white II s Hand
kerchlefs, l0c-the best ever sold for
the price
25 pieces all silk Taffeta Ribbon,
40 width-while they last for this
sale, l5o. A bargain sure.
just to let you become acquainted
with our
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SUITS
SHOES.

Ladies' Dopgols Kid, button and
lace Shoes. heel and spring heel.
black sole. 81 IS, all solid at 81 a8.
The sane in above. only in bet.
ter quality, worth 81. for 81 6S>
Mems box Calf Bale, Colt cut, all
solid, for 81 SS, worth 50 rs.
Full line of extra wide Shoes for
men. who do not wish to wear shoes
too long for them. in Vici Kid. Boz
Gait and Calf. Lace and Congress.
Mems Lsce aud Congress, oil solid
at 81 So
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THE Days Il *
4 X LOVE STORY,
hUnr PnoEBE's RoMhNcE.

I AN willing TO confess that I would have masrisa
Gus Waters at word.
Gus was good looking. with strongly marked No.
lures. rather tall and wen built
He had calm, confident air. and could express him.
self conciseiy when he needed assert authority He
was good talker. with fine coy humor not putting
himself forward 10 be amusing but easily holding his
own.
Perhaps was too reserved. or feared TO show %.
cided preference unless II shown first, though
other girls said threw myself at his head and was
greatly chasrined when lie devoted himself TO Hattie
'Trude.
One day Robert Carpenter asked to marry him.
He made almost a confused a hirusrif and
whether SAID yes no do not recollcct but no
went awny smiling. 50 | concluded he thought himself
an accepted lover. and had ring which put away
In q box. undecided whether to wear It or give II
back
Robert impatient to be married. bu, was not
He accused OF being cold and OF not recprocatins
his passion.
One evening we had n quarrel lie accused me OF .
secret admiration FOR Mr. Waters and said that held
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LITTLE LENTEN HFFHIRS.

Dsinfy Luhcheon6 for fhe SsckciQfh season.
nURPI.B iunshssas ars tAs thing fss ISus 1As
table csntrspsos u low 80 q deubas v.o'sss
or Of pale purple hyaeluths. II ths fragrance Of
these 10 not thought Oppressive.
Candslabra for this psnitantial board have vtolst
coiored shades.
The corsase bouquet placed At each cover 10 Of
double violets tied with pale purple ribbon.
Bonbonnierss are papisr machs dolls representing
little gray Garmsnted nuns
A. to the menu for . purple luncheon meat. az
course. 10 served But With terrapin, oysters. lob
ster and other ash dslicacss to choose FROM the abb
stiBsBes ia not psnanca by any rneans.
strawberry luncheon Is the refreshing fancy Of
friends In the next few weeks will md this . sugEss-
ton worth remembering.
For the true time to offer strawberry menu 10 not
In May June. when the fruit has beautifully
10 market ana 10 no longer . novelty
II should be arranged now. while the piqusncy Of
the unusual stin navors the berry.
Strawberry color IL introduced widely a. posi-
BILE into the table trimminEs Primroses Of the we'll
known pinky purple shade make an enchanting cen.
trepiece.
Bunohes Of these flowers tied with crushed straw.
berry ribbon are laid At the cover OF each guest.
The menu 10 arranged TO aid and abet the red color
plan.
Tomato bouillon a salmon course. cranberry sauce
accompanying the fowl game, strawberry leo and
dishes Of the fruit, with country cream cakes frosted
In pink and bonbons In the shape Of berre. we're
among the expedienta
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DON'TS FOR MOTHERS.
Some Negative Advice for the Nursery.

n ONT let child cry or sob itself to slsso. 10
sephine Mitchell writes in the American oussa
- Learn the cAuss-thsrs usually II . cause for
the crying sobbng Of healthy child-and remedy L.
Don't comb an infants hair; brush IT,
Don't force child to eat It's food 10 distastsful to
II. little rest to the digestive organs 10 bsnshcal
Don't lie, the little folks play with domestic psts
that are allowed to about the streets: dphthsra
and other dire His are sometimes carried into the
home In this way.
Don't fail TO have al! tbs milk and all the vsasr
Consumed by Tho baby boiled boiling kills all bacteria.
Don't shut out fresh air and sunshine from baby .
living and sleeping Sleep 10 more refreshing At
night for tho mood OF sunshine and air into the room
during the day
Don't feed . child the moment cries: there are
other CAUSES Of grief besides hunger.
Don't frighten child laugh at It's fears; fear 10
tho result OF lneSperencs and childrens fears are
real.
Don't decorate. the nupsry walls with pictures they
cannot understand
Don't always trust the advice Of the woman wAo has
raised n fanny; doctors advice 10 sometimes much
better
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HAVE not the least doubt that the music. loving
community In America Is on II fair road to sncout-
] are tho establishment OF permanent nation al
opera-house. and to the extent from which American
female voices occupy the European stage can
easily foretell the galaxy 81 talent that purely
national institution would gather. n every asplrant
cannot be at once Norics or Lussan or Eam,s or
Strong or Adams, there II no reason why she should
not become comparabiy proAcen, In time The begin.
ming will be dhnrult As In Europe. you will have u
depend upon foreigners for time but little BY lit e
native talent will arise and graded process u elm
ination will follow when this comes preference
should. Of course be given to the American language
for american works. and even to this end pre-
pairing ourselves for both Jean and myself have now
fairly good understanding ~ your language for sing
ing purposes
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= LAURA JEAN LIBBEY.
DO MEN EVER FIND THEIR IDEALS?

eupyngAt INA ne Pres fusllaih4 tomP-tJ Sss Tan
woNil
|~HEHEvER you hear good naturei. marriage
lhI able man describing the kind Of woman he ad'
j nires and whom . Intends 20 make his wife 4
he comes across that kind OF person. do not despair
my dear girl, II you exactly opposite from what
he has described For ten to one he 10 destined for
a very different kind Of wife from the his fanci'
full vision has contureG w.
never yet knew a who started ou' with the
Idea that would adore any other than lark
eyed girl but who ended by wedding a hlue-eysi d.
Witty, and the who ravei over nut-btOSu trossea
who dd not take to his bosom IN the hnish head
covered With earToty locks.
The tall supple young fellow who held siwed-o N
people In the most supreme contemplated man and
woman-who did not marry at last little wee WIFE
whom he could almost carry around I'm his oyercoat
pocket. and the man who adm red grace whose
heart did not 10 out on sigh, in som nnu-ky moment
to the hearty, laughing. tnLnt'ng maiden. WHO Ger
tainly appeared ~hat she wss-s decided armfui.
No. there are few men, II any. who find and
marry their ideals
As they 20 through life they begin 10 realize that
these wonderful creations OF their fancy cannot be
duplicated In this workaday world. and they have
grown tired OF that particular fancy that they
want radical change.
Ana when they arrive a, this conclusion &c, down
to earth as II were-they marry the nrst little woman
who appears to hold out the promise that sh. will
make them a right pleasant companion.
And soon. to their utter Astonishment they nnd
themselves thousand times more deeply In love with
her than they with their IDEAL sweetheart.
Instead Of the wondrous dark eyes or those OF
heavens own blue the trtsses or the pale
golden curls they are attracted by chance wori an
earnest remark a womanly smile. modest shyne.s.
And he face and form instantly take on a beautiful
grace no matter how plain they are almost to home.
ilne.s
Men have every reasonable assurance OF being suited
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A Glass Of Wster at Bedtime.

T~HE human body Is constantly undergoing tissue
changss water has the power Of increas ne these
l changes which multiply the waste products, but
at the same time they are removed By 10 agency
giving rise TO Increased appetite which in turn pro-
vices frash nutrimsnt. II you DO not accustom your
ssf to drink regularly are liable TO have the
waste products form faster than they are removed
Any obstruction the free working OF natural laws at
once produces disease. Great weakness and Anxuor
IN rising In the morning generally due 10 larEs
sscrsson OF thee waste products and the remedy 70
drink q tumblsrful Of wSter-sither hot cold-jus,
before rstirns This materially assists In the prccess
during the night and leaves the tissues fresh and
strong ready for the active work Of the next day.
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hin on hoping Gu. would come forward a. q sutton.
He aAdsd 40 nnal rebuks. shse Gus ana Hattie
rruds had been married the day bsfesN He showed
me paper with the marriage notice printed In II.
I do not know what prompted me 20 write Q note
Of consratuiaton to Gus and despatch It by my
brother Ned mentioned having seen the notice In
the paper
stoppsd a. my door.
"Iid you zee ous!' I asked from within.
"Yes He's downstairs. He came back with me-"
] went down He saiA the notice Of his being mar
ried was a COMPOUNDED fraud-that Robert must have
had u inserted.
''of course" said he when you enragsA 70
Robert Il was not for me to max, attempt 10 win
you ! thought you knew your oxn mind and had
decided that not the sort Of fellow you cared
marry. hut this trick gives me right to speak An
] too Later
I toid him he was That n he had cared for me In
that way he ought to have forward long before
Now my word pghted TO Robert.
''AIi right little girl N you think So hsd better
no ana give him the licking he ever mad in his
NE even though they DO send TO jail for It. Bs,
you won't cars."
II shall care"
'sThen we halter get married at cnce-eariy 10
morrow mornins. How early can you be rea6yr
sughs 70 have resisted longer. but didn't con-
ssssaa - - rssey al ANY hour that he should nAne
- Uae-oo1 ~ vsse married
~ ~ = - thgs = " ~ stesy.-c1ieaO -
tF'N.
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The Uses Of Lemons.

- VIOLENTLY the uees Of the lemon have not been
told Lemon Wi remove stains len By house.
work on the hands. pfppsd In salt and sp-
pai7 y es1V0 vessels II WI keep them 6st0At Cut
ismeu ruSAeA ansns the rsots Of the hair WI cure
daAAruR. In cooking . few drops Of lemon Juice
~ b. ssos Daseas esnsiesrsA . srsas aA1itisa to
OaNn11e1 sGR
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A 4o 4 Beauty. X
A Formula for Cold Cream.

~HASkFuL--There are number OF different
formulas for cold creams give you one that !
I consider extremely good.
Cold crearn-Almond oil. ounces: ianoline. ounce
spcrrnaost ! ounce: white wax. ounce. tincture OF
benzo!n. dram. rose water, ounces Melt the AL
mond oil. lanoline spsrmsceu and white together
You would better the cusiArd boiler for this opera
ton When the four Ingrcdlen,s Incorporated take
OF the stove, pour into large bowl and beat con.
stanty with ess beatsr adding slowly the benroin
ana the rcss water. This nakes q delicious cream.
and VIII keep sweet u no; exposed 10 cons,an, hea,
ana dampness
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LETTERS EyER IN 1 World.


n - Dns~ = ~ 0ssalas WasA,
carsspon1ns an = sAs Ghsu11 hsso - - ~
vssk worker aelse he y nAssssd. n ~ Fsanv love
The Ia, wss - wisely iatsaAs - Dsvvtls ~ yeus
nutua wsifass h ths stns . NJ pleas - not Asa.
tate one moment but 3ein IN ohserfuy to meet iis
quest % the result oniy bs bsneAeal foe both.
Twelve dollssu viii amply pay servant GIRL Who can
cook the Two nsals. BREAKFAST anA dianer in the
evsa.ns, and viii hssp your rooms Day and homeiike
and comfortable 7Nss plan will enah1s you TO lay a
lissis aoids for . rainy day. n. H. NJ
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CALL LAUTERBACH, TOO.

"UWA1D LAUTuR1AOH nay havs lot biz
80 useealnso - counsel b ne Third Avenue
hallway Company. but his value = . VT
~ bsooes ne 0sand Jury remains unin-
. paired.
HAks surs Mr.. DistFict- Attorney. while
20 en- bsssivsr Grant that Lawyer LAutsrbachs
DaDs = also a the list There 10 whole story to
- ~ IN Tt Third Avenue soandat-anA fully
tsld.
Dig 6seR Aaks Mr.. LAuterbsch tell ALL be
Known
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DOnse Let 0l0 00oo.

. tie n0Ns 6 NJ EvSalaG WONi
TO the man that says . hushanA shsuil rule the
home ! would say think u would b veil for him 10
10, his wife rule ., hems. and no nay leed It over
those beneath him At his place Of business Tea II IL
wifes duty 10 light the IRE His wife may BE- lazy.
bu, no, 20 with all women. Isn't he afraid Of waiting
ON hI, wife, D,esnt hs show hoW much he loves her
Let me tell him that when husband and wife truly
low, one another such dseord viii never BE- b
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LOVE IN LENT.

VONE hides behind the door.
lis Lent
Ills auivers on the hoor.
It's Lent
The maiden bows her head.
The Tnaidens prayer 10 said.
The Holy Book Ia read.
It's Lent!
Love hears n step outside,
'Tls Lent,
Love starts up eager eyed.
IT'S Lent!
4 man comes In and To-
Love blithciy draws his bow
4 wang And oh-and on.
'TNs Lent.
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Tsths nGsss Il ne 8ssn1ae verdi
Dee ssgrapin cos undsr Tie hsaA a Ash % beese.
= fy1aaA e. hsFe nd . bot alspsts - to VesehR
e ~ ~ 49, - 81 tsssn0 Lat; - - lsaSe
~ eusseoo - ysW sun1nDA - - - oepo
lanUp h 80 - - - 5000 ~ - =
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Chocolate Liked by EVERYBODY.

DRoBAHLY there 10 no hAvor-whh the exception
n pcrhapr VI vanilla-which IL more liked By pso.
\ pie In general than chocolate 10 these vAo
fond OF Il II Is. moreover nourishnG end digssu.
bic II doubts its popularity he has but to ingsP
for few moments At the counter Of fasAicaAhls
eon'cctcners chop and observe the number Of people
who buy chocolate. bonbons Of eli varisess I've coek
who knows how TO make many chocolate dsaDgts
is sss TO NEE, with approval from ths fAaaiy -
serves.